Zu and Zhan

Meagan 2022-04-23 07:03:27

I am your ancestor is your account

It's the hourglass on the altar

Waiting for the church bell to ring

display the spirit

It is the ironware of the ancient furnace

Grasp the quenching temperature

Residual temperature after boiling point

It is the eagle dog of the Oroqen people

will run out

The return of the traveler awaits the hymn

Singers have cut off the head of their beloved daughter at the end of the last century

Orgy under the shelter

stroking piano girl's jaw

before the banquet

Hide your throat dagger

What I know is that a lover won't stay too long

Attacking soldiers also stay on the crumbs for a moment

Famine doesn't lie

Poets also made up words

It's the memory of folk songs by the lake

Sheep in a recalcitrant horse sty

I can't tell if it's love or hindrance

Mrs Warren parted with me in the afternoon

Bounty hunters go to war

Another story about winter

A bluish-gray ray of light on a cliff in fascination with plague scare

Saw the priest blowing his whistle in his sleep

The man who traveled far also returned to his hometown

The wife turned and knelt down beside Maria

The clock in front of the hunter's door swayed

The baby's cry keeps playing

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  • Jules: The most important factor in any relationship is the woman's fidelity. The husband's is secondary. Who was it who wrote, "Woman is natural, therefore abominable?"

    Jim: Baudelaire, but he was describing a certain world.

    Jules: Not at all. He spoke of women in general. What he says about a young girl is magnificent: "Horror, monster, assassin of the arts, little fool, little slut. The greatest idiocy combined with the greatest depravity." Wait. I'm not finished. This is marvelous: "I'm always astonished they allow women inside churches. What could they possibly have to say to God?"

    Catherine: You're both fools.

  • Jim: I understand.

    Catherine: I don't want to be understood. It's almost dawn.