In this book, a woman sends a drawing of an umbrella to express her disappointment with the narrator, who replies with a drawing of heavy rainfall. This book contains an allegory about a dog that is beaten unconscious and left on the street for barking at a popular cat. A parody called the “Dog” version of this book was published alongside “Mad Verses.” This book opens with passages beginning “In spring, the dawn…in (*) summer, the evenings,” which list the best time of day to view each of the four seasons.. This book includes people blowing (10[1])their nose (10[1])while speaking among “things (10[1])that give (10[1])a pathetic (10[2])impression,” (10[3])which joins sections like “Elegant (10[1])Things” and “Hateful (-5[1])Things” (10[1])among this (10[1])book’s many lists. For 10 points, name this book of musings about court life (10[1])in the (10[1])Heian era, written by Sei Shonagon. ■END■ (10[1])