ook at t ring h wonder.

    Before t ife returned from Peking,  ife o  ife om.

    But First ife turned out to be a living g, no t to Second ife,  intact. First ife looked quite ancient and frail , yle padded jacket and pants, and plain, lined face. But no I remember  not oo old, maybe u tsings age, so sy.

    First ife, I t sed as if s see me. S see u tsing. S see my mot sers beyond t least ty-five. And s in time to scold ting on a table leg.

    quot; ife sometimes see and sometimes not see?quot; I asked Yan C as she.

    quot;First ife says s is Buddion,quot; said Yan C;So most faults.quot;

    Yan C First ife co be blind to tsing yandi, ual marriage arranged by a matcs, and protected by ts of tors. But after t year of marriage, First ife o a girl oo s. And tune led First ife to begin a trek to Budd temples, to offer alms and tailored silk goo Buddo lengters leg. As it ead to bless First ife er, t legs, but—alas!—ea stain splasune, First ife began to go on so many pilgrimages to tsinan, just a rain ride to t u tsing bougo manage  and test monturned to tientsin to pay s and suffer sigime surned, sting all day like a Buddalking softly to  come doairs for meals. Instead sed or ate vegetarian meals in sing  in ea for   bot night.

    t of a  in fact s ideas into oo o deserve  in tsinan, but one to t, in little Petaiiful seaside resort filled erraces and gardens and hy widows.

    quot;e are going to live in a ; sold me  turquoise color of kingfis;t be a