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红楼梦Chapter19

Perceiving that it was Pao-yue， You had better go for a stroll， Tai-yue urged， for the day before yesterday I was disturbed the whole night， and up to this day I havent had rest enough to get over the fatigue. My whole body feels languid and sore.

This languor and soreness， Pao-yue rejoined， are of no consequence; but if you go on sleeping youll be feeling very ill; so Ill try and distract you， and when weve dispelled this lassitude， youll be all right.

Tai-yue closed her eyes. I dont feel any lassitude， she explained， all I want is a little rest; and you had better go elsewhere and come back after romping about for a while.

Where can I go? Pao-yue asked as he pushed her. m quite sick and tired of seeing the others.

At these words， Tai-yue burst out laughing with a sound of Chih. Well! since you wish to remain here， she added， go over there and sit down quietly， and lets have a chat.

ll also recline， Pao-yue suggested.

Well， then， recline! Tai-yue assented.

theres no pillow， observed Pao-yue， so let us lie on the same pillow.

What nonsense! Tai-yue urged， arent those pillows outside? get one and lie on it.

Pao-yue walked into the outer apartment， and having looked about him， he returned and remarked with a smile： I dont want those， they may be， for aught I know， some dirty old hags.