沈墨北勾了勾唇，却也不多说什么，牵着沈昭雪去了她的院里。
沈昭雪老实的把最近的功课都拿出来了，让沈墨北检查。
沈墨北大概的看了一下：倒是有些长进了，不错，不过这个字的力道还是用的不对。
沈墨北一边说着，便提笔在一张干净的宣纸上落下一横一竖：横的时候，得两头重，中间轻，你写的就后面太轻，所以看着字就轻浮，也凌乱，你再试试。
沈墨北将毛笔递给她。
沈昭雪接过笔，小心翼翼的写了两笔。
不对。沈墨北摇了摇头，从她身后握住了她的拿着笔的手，重新写了一横一竖。
沈昭雪心跳莫名其妙的加快了起来，总觉得有些事情似乎和从前一样，但又似乎不大一样了，到底是怎么不一样了，她也不明白。
明白了？沈墨北低声的声音在她耳边响起。
沈昭雪连忙点头：明白了。
沈墨北看着她这心不在焉的样子，眉头微蹙：想什么？
沈昭雪试探着问：你昨天的事情，真的不记得了？
沈墨北挑了挑眉：哪件事？
额·······
亲我的事。
不过沈昭雪说不出口，这万一他真不记得了，她又提醒他，他们岂不是更尴尬了？
沈昭雪想了想，还是摇摇头：没什么。
沈墨北大手揉了揉她的头发：昭昭，不要胡思乱想，你若是没事，去看看秦如雪吧，不要闷在家，把自己闷坏了，嗯？
嗯。
我还有些事要处理，晚上给你带你最爱吃的蟹黄酥。
知道了。沈昭雪点了点头。
沈墨北这才走了。
沈昭雪目送着他出去了，加快的心跳却依然没有减缓。
珍珠端了茶水进来，便问道：姑娘，你脸怎么红了？
啊？
沈昭雪连忙跑到镜子前面一看，脸颊都红扑扑的！她摸着自己发烫的脸，她也太丢人了吧！
Our main authorities at present for Bushman myths are contained in A Brief Account of Bushman Folk-lore, Bleek, London, 1875; and in A Glimpse into the Mythology of the Maluti Bushmen, by Mr. Orpen, Chief Magistrate, St. John’s Territory, Cape Monthly Magazine, July, 1874. Some information may also be gleaned from the South African Folk-lore Journal, 1879-80, gods, if gods such mythical beings may be called. Thus Livingstone says: “On questioning intelligent men among the Bakwains as to their former knowledge of good and evil, of God and the future state, they have scouted the idea of any of them ever having been without a tolerably clear conception on all these subjects”.2 Their ideas of sin were the same as Livingstone’s, except about polygamy, and apparently murder. Probably there were other trifling discrepancies. But “they spoke in the same way of the direct influence exercised by God in giving rain in answer to the prayers of the rain-makers, and in granting deliverance in times of danger, as they do now, before they ever heard of white men “. This was to be expected. In short, the religion of savages, in its childlike and hopeful dependence on an invisible friend or friends, in its hope of moving him (or them) by prayer, in its belief that he (or they) “make for righteousness,” is absolutely human. On the other side, as in the myths of Greece or India, stand the absurd and profane anecdotes of the gods.
