MONEY AND KNIFE PART 9 Chapter 233: ：Divine nature, Hoa Nhat Duong Lam Tuy An saw signs of theft for the first time, to put it bluntly, she absolutely did not know where. There are all kinds of squares, rectangles, triangles, parallel quadrilaterals, wavy lines, junctions, hooks, circles, dots, stars, some drawing circles, some stars, some points, and combinations of different symbols, drawn in very modest places, such as the back door sill. If it weren't for Van Trung Nguyet's guidance, outsiders like them wouldn't have been able to detect it. Lam Tuy An really wanted to ask the meaning of these symbols, but when he saw Van Trung Nguyet trembling with pride and pride, she really didn't bother to open her mouth. Hoa Nhat Duong was probably going through the same intense psychological struggle as her. He glanced at Van Trung Nguyet, the small fan in his hand closed and pulled out continuously, the speed getting faster and faster, rattling, rattling. click, causing Tong district commander to break out in a cold sweat. "Cough, dare to ask Lord Van, what do these symbols and signs mean?" Tong district commander asked. Van Trung Nguyet gritted her teeth, lifted her cloak, squatted down, pointed to the points, lines, and circles under the threshold and said: "It's three o'clock in the morning, there's a lot of people, the back door is loosely guarded, there are no ferocious dogs in the house." ." Song district commander was extremely respectful: "It is indeed a professional term." Hoa Nhat Duong couldn't help but squatted down: "What does this point mean?" Van Trung Nguyet: "This house is the central target." "What about a short line with three horizontal points?" "Represents the time to come." "What about wavy lines?" Van Trung Nguyet was helpless: "Hoa Tu Lang, the proverb says it well, there is a cat's path, a mouse's path is a mouse's path, you should worry about eating the rice bowl of the military officer, don't be delusional about stealing the rice bowl. us thieves."

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The two minerals nephrite and jadeite, popularly comprised under the name jade, belong to the hardest and most cherished materials of which primitive man availed himself in shaping his chisels, hatchets, ornaments, amulets and many other implements. Such objects, partially of considerable antiquity, have been found in many parts of the world--in Asia, New Zealand, in prehistoric Europe and America. The geographical areas occupied by nephrite are so extended that it may almost be classified with flint as one of those mineral substances utilized to a large extent by a great number of peoples. Since the localities where nephrite occurs in nature seem to be difficult to discover, and since nephrite was known for a long time as coming only from Asia and New Zealand, and jadeite merely from certain districts of Asia, the scientific world was being held in long suspense by what is known as the nephrite question. -- Introduction.