鐔津文集 10.46

10.46

In trepidation I, [Qisong], state to the Prefect and Supervising Secretary at your desk: Dwelling in the wild and secluded mountains is inconvenient, and my travel has long been lacking in dispatching memorials, leaving me overcome with longing. I have humbly learned that your banners and jade pendants have already taken up garrison over Nanxu. Moreover, how could those tens of thousands of households side by side not once again receive your great boon? I am overcome with the utmost reverence and admiration. The weather is intensely hot. I humbly pray that above all you will take care of yourself for the state. Reverently praying, I respectfully enclose this letter to report. Respectfully submitted.