Tuesday, June 3, 2008

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jesselindsay -

hello
need help translating this book cover,any help would be great

jesse

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Harry Potter and the Dervishes of Dalian

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查伊璜,some celebrity's name;
孝廉,some special candidate qualification; a rank
真迹, original handwriting/painting
同里,people from the same place;
后学,people lower in rank/ born later etc.
千里,(dubious, never seen this usage before)
陈汉德,name
弥藏,add to collection (again, the usage of 弥 here sounds weird.)

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Harry Potter and the Dervishes of Dalian

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