One of these objects titles a book edited by Pierre Haski, who was handed its manuscript by a schoolgirl’s family. The tubercular Sophie rejects the advances of a “tall Singaporean” she is attracted to in a story titled (15[1])for one of these objects by Dīng Líng. In the frame (15[3])narrative (15[2])of a (15[1])story titled for one of these objects, a character provoked by the “dirty looks” of a neighbor’s dog (15[1])is said (15[1])to have gotten (15[1])an (15[1])“official appointment” (15[1])to explain (-5[1])his (15[1])(*) absence. (10[3]-5[1])After hearing about (10[1])a nearby (10[1])famine, (10[2])the protagonist (10[1])of a story titled for one of these objects stops eating meat. (10[3]-5[2])A story titled for one of these objects ends with a plea to “save (10[1])the children” (10[3])from (10[1])people (10[2])like Elder Brother, (10[1])whom the narrator suspects to be a cannibal. (10[2])For 10 points, (-5[1])what object owned by a madman (10[2])titles (10[1])a (10[2])Lǔ (10[1])Xùn (10[1])(“shun”) story? (10[1])■END■ (10[3]0[1])