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红楼梦Chapter31

While cogitating， he looked once more. Lo， the girl was still tracing. But tracing up or tracing down， it was ever the character Chiang. When he gazed again， it was still the self-same Chiang.

the one inside the fence fell， in fact， from an early stage， into a foolish mood， and no sooner was one iang， finished than she started with another; so that she had already written several tens of them. The one outside gazed and gazed， until he unwittingly also got into the same foolish mood. Intent with his eyes upon following the movements of the pin， in his mind， he communed thus with his own thoughts： This girl must， for a certainty， have something to say， or some unspeakable momentous secret that she goes on like this. But if outwardly she behaves in this wise， who knows what anguish she maynt suffer at heart? And yet， with a frame to all appearances so very delicate， how could she ever resist much inward anxiety! Woe is me that Im unable to transfer some part of her burden on to my own shoulders!

In midsummer， cloudy and bright weather are uncertain. A few specks of clouds suffice to bring about rain. Of a sudden， a cold blast swept by， and tossed about by the wind fell a shower of rain. Pao-yue perceived that the water trickling down the girls head saturated her gauze attire in no time. Its pouring， Pao-yue debated within himself， and how can a frame like hers resist the brunt of such a squall. Unable therefore to restrain himself， he vehemently shouted： Leave off writing! See， its pouring; youre wet through!