seemed side, the sky was gray and clouding over.

    After a long time of standing and seeing no one, my moted for a rickshaw.

    During ted extra caso carry t t from treet, teness of tomacs, surned s to me: a spot on my neangle in my ed stockings. I tried to ing to ask  a small park, a bird flying above us, a long electric streetcar t passed us sounding its horn.

    But s;An-mei, sit still. Do not look so eager. e are only going ;

    And wed.

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    t; u tsing liked foreign t yle cloto display tside.

    And even till amazed at w I saw.

    t of tone gate, rounded at top, o step over. ites I sayard and I -smelling cassia trees, no garden pavilions, no bencting by a pond, no tubs of fisead, to eacains. And as  closer to t in tern style. It ories ar and stone, al balconies on eac every corner.

    and greeted my motc;Oaitai, youve already arrived! ; to fuss over my mot t amount. Saitai, title of ife, as if my mot he only wife.

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