Stories

I *scoop* up [dung] - not BAMBOO's <EQUAL> when it comes to burning - so we'll have to wait longer for it to heat the temple.
by vms5q

I [si]t in the temple with my forehead down within an inch 寸 of the earth 土.
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[You 'n] I WALK <far>, stopping only to *scoop up* permafrost SOIL, in search of ICE to put in our MOUTHs.
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[You 'n] I dig in the earth and put the ice we find in our mouths.
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My son [wan]ted to commit the crime at night rather than during the day, thinking he'd be exempt from getting caught and punished.
by vms5q

For holding someone at knifepoint in the middle of the night, he must be punished. [Me 'n] my son are close, but he is not exempt from this valley.
by vms5q

The key is metal, like a spoon, I say, looking up at my tea[cher]. I am [shi] of that.
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[Yow]za, that music's beautiful, I think. With a key, I open my safe and take out money to put down for my very own flute.
by vms5q

The three musicians gather and put mouths to flutes. Have you ever traveled down south to hear them? (The bottom part resembles a pan flute.)
by vms5q

I'm down with cultivating a heavy type of grain in the valley. Does the ju[dge own g]ood land for this?
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How many [fung]i can the insects eat if the wind is blowing them across the plain?
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Charlie sees three grasshoppers in the grass. They're his favorite insect.
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