Chou [noun]

In the same piece, we are presented with a grand chorus of Turks and Dervises, who sing, "Hu la baba la chou ba la baba la da."

Bending his course westward, Mr Margary entered the fine and fertile province of Kwei-chou.

Accordingly they descended into the cave beneath and taking up Chou-hu they again dressed him in his own robes.

"The necessity for the elaborate caution of the past no longer exists," remarked Chou-hu presently.

"The street is opportunely empty and there is little likelihood of anyone approaching at this hour," suggested Chou-hu.

On the following afternoon Yan was seated in his accustomed corner when Chou-hu entered the shop with uneven feet.

He overcame Chou Hsin by force of arms, and, placing himself on the throne, became the founder of the Chou dynasty.

And we may know what shall be, even an hundred generations hence, whoever follows Chou.

In Chou's time he dwelt by the North Sea shore, waiting for all below heaven to grow clean.

In greatness of soul we may say that Chou was highest: he had two-thirds of all below heaven and bent it to the service of Yin.