Our country has a feast every year, on the fifteenth day of the eighth moon, to commemorate King Dong Ming who invented the Musical Instruments.
Then King Dong Ming taught the people the use of the Instruments.
Then the people began to imitate King Dong Ming on the 15th day of the 8th Moon by making a feast with their friends and their relations every year.
King Dong Ming ascended to the Moon on this great ladder.
That night King Dong Ming prepared a feast in the tower and sent for the Sorcerer to come and banquet with him.
This is the story: When King Dong Ming was crowned King he loved a Sorcerer and promised him promotion and set him above all the Princes that were in the land with him.
One day the Sorcerer said to him - "I can take you up into the Moon," so King Dong Ming set many masons and carpenters to build a very high tower for looking at the Moon.
We fancy that if 'The Dong with the Luminous Nose' had appeared in the same period everyone would have called it a dull satire on Oliver Cromwell.
The Dong with the Luminous Nose,' at least, is original, as the first ship and the first plough were original.
But when the sun was low in the West, The Dong arose and said,-- "What little sense I once possessed Has quite gone out of my head!
Long years ago The Dong was happy and gay, Till he fell in love with a Jumbly Girl Who came to those shores one day.
And the Golden Grouse came there, And the Pobble who has no toes, And the small Olympian bear, And the Dong with a luminous nose.
The Dong with the Luminous Nose," at least, is original, as the first ship and the first plough were original.
We fancy that if "The Dong with the Luminous Nose" had appeared in the same period every one would have called it a dull satire on Oliver Cromwell.
Dong Duong, about twenty kilometres to the south of Mi-son, marks the site of the ancient capital Indrapura.
Of the many sanctuaries which have been discovered, the most remarkable are those of Mi-son, and Dong Duong, both in the neighbourhood of Tourane, and Po Nagar close to Nhatrang.
The Scotsmen had an unbeaten record in Egypt, which they maintained, but only after a ding-dong game which the battalion never forgot.
It promised to be ding-dong work amidst ever-changing scenes, with the guns making the most of their opportunities and struggling over the torn ground behind the infantry as best they might.
A moment had passed when the ding-dong of a bell reached her ears.
The ding-dong of that buoy bell never had sounded so near before.
We then soon had the satisfaction of seeing our enemy obliged to take in sail after sail, and a ding-dong race of the most exciting nature right in the wind's eye commenced.
Lee Bock Dong had a slave girl who saw the shooting, so she was taken into custody by police officers.
It seems, Lee Bock Dong had been holding the slave girl for a debt owed to him by her real owner in Sacramento, of $2,000.
For whether their changes be many or few, The worst of them is that they never ring true, (Oh, dangle ding dongle dong dingle ding dee.
It is quite possible that the Romans themselves worked Ding Dong and Ting Tang, and other of the old mines.
DING DONG MINE At the head of the bay is Gulval, near which lies the Ding Dong Mine, famous as the oldest in Cornwall, so old indeed that it has long since (1880) retired into private life.
Eunice now began to play better, and, as Ramsden was on the top of his game, a ding-dong race ensued for the remainder of the first nine holes.
A ding-dong race up the hill for the ninth found James first at the pin, and they finished the first nine with James one up.
