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(I)

Wang Er's family lived in the suburbs. His mother died after giving birth to him, and he was raised by his father. His father was an honest and hardworking farmer, but unfortunately, he also died when Wang Er was fifteen. After that, he lived alone.

Fortunately, he had an uncle who was the abbot of Pudu Temple in the county, so he had read a few books when he was young and did some copying and writing for others. He also rented out the few acres of land left by his ancestors, which was enough to make a living. However, he could never get married. Wang Er's family lived in the middle of nowhere, with only his house and weeds all around. There were no neighbors at all. Wang Er's uncle took good care of him and offered him a place to stay in the temple several times. Wang Er did not want to be ordained as a monk and felt quite uncomfortable in the temple, so he insisted on returning home. The abbot had no choice but to let him, and often gave him some money and food to help him. That's how he lived.

(II)

On this day, Wang Er went to the temple again and took half a bag of rice. The weather was...

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