Chinoiserie

This LibriVox recording is in the public domain, read by Ben Tucker.

Prose Pastels I. Chinoiserie.

Ling Yang the poet sits all day in his willow-hidden hut by the riverside and dreams of the Lady Moy.

Spring and the swallows have returned from the timeless isles of Amaranth, further than the flight of sails in the unknown south.

And so, and then she does different series.

And so it'll be like Rose Medallion, Famil Rose, Chinoiserie, you know, the little thing will pop up and she'll name it or the different types of China.

And so she has some fun insight to share.

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Ironstone.

Yeah.

Chinoiserie.

Figurines.

Let me tell you something.

Chinoiserie is like... deep in this.

Oh,

well, I mean, of course, because if you think about it, if this is in the deep South and you were, if you were to profile the kind of mom that would do this kind of thing, that would either be the designer or hire the designer, I feel like they're into that look, you know, like possibly