As he spoke, he turned himself over, and raising himself, he puffed a couple of breaths into both his hands, and hastily stretching them out, he tickled Tai-yue promiscuously under her armpits, and along both sides. Tai-yue had never been able to stand tickling, so that when Pao-yue put out his two hands and tickled her violently, she forthwith giggled to such an extent that she could scarcely gasp for breath. If you still go on teasing me, she shouted, ll get angry with you!
Pao-yue then kept his hands off, and as he laughed, Tell me, he asked, will you again come out with all those words or not?
I darent do it again, Tai-yue smiled and adjusted her hair; adding with another laugh: I may have peculiar scents, but have you any warm scents?
Pao-yue at this question, could not for a time unfold its meaning: What warm scent? he therefore asked.
Tai-yue nodded her head and smiled deridingly. How stupid! what a fool! she sighed; you have jade, and another person has gold to match with you, and if some one has cold scent, havent you any warm scent as a set-off?
Pao-yue at this stage alone understood the import of her remark.
A short while back you craved for mercy, Pao-yue observed smilingly, and here you are now going on talking worse than ever; and as he spoke he again put out his hands.
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