1. 譬诸的解释
1. 关于这些，我常自比为古时的皇帝，而把插在架上的书譬诸列屋而居的宫女。
It is completely subject to the whims of the moment.
2. 关于这事，我常自比为古时的皇帝，而把插在架上的书譬诸列屋而居的宫女。
About this, I always regarded myself as the ancient emperor and books in boolshelf are lady-in-waitings living in order.
3. 关于这事，我常自比为古时的皇帝，而把插在架上的书譬诸列屋而居的宫女。
About this, i usually regard myself as the emperor and compare the books on the bookcase to lady-in-waiting.
4. 关于这事，我常自比为古时的皇帝，而把插在架上的书譬诸列屋而居的宫女。
I noly depend on my memory to knonw a book's character and its potential valued material within it.
5. 关于这事，我常自闭为古代的皇帝，而把插在架上的书譬诸列屋而居的宫女。
As to this, I often describe myself as an ancient emperor, and the books on the shelf are maids-in-waiting.
6. 譬诸的意思
6. 关于这事，我常自比为古时的皇帝，而把插在架上的书譬诸列屋而居的宫女。
In case of this thing, i comparing myself as an emperor, and comparing the books on the bookshelves as palace maid.
7. 关于这事，我常自比为古时的皇帝，而把插在架上的书譬诸列屋而居的宫女。
About this, I always compare myself to an ancient emperor, and those books which went on the shelf become the maid-in-waiting that lives in every room of my palace.
8. 譬诸的近义词
8. 关于这事，我常自比为古时的皇帝，而把插在架上的书譬诸列而居的宫女。
This often prompts me to liken myself and the books on my shelves respectively to an ancient emperor and his concubines housed separated in a row of adjoining rooms.