國清百錄 2.13

2.13

The Prince's Third Letter. The messenger returned from the mountain and gave a full account of your lofty sentiments. That my regional sincerity bore no fruit is an even deeper regret. I had known that the mountains and waters suit your nature, and that for the sake of beings you would put aside attachments, yet still you must patiently endure. I now dispatch [messengers] to welcome and receive you, eagerly awaiting your luminous presence. The disciple Chen Bozhi bows with folded hands. Korean kelp, ginseng, and other items are sent herewith; though these things are humble, please do not turn them away.