• “I’m so tired… ”
• “I don’t want to be alone.”
• “My hands are shaking.” 
• “Don’t get up. I’m comfortable like this.”
• “Please stay. I’d like some company.”
• “Could I get a hug?”
• “Would you pet my hair?”
• “Will you sing something for me?”
• “I just want to be close to someone for a little bit. Is that okay?”
• “Can I lay my head in your lap?”
• “You can touch my hair but don’t mess it up!”
• “Here, lay down in my lap.”
• “You know, you’re pretty comfy.”
• “Come here, ya big lug/small fry.”
• “Just take my hand. It’ll be better, I promise.”
• “I’m not letting go.”
• “I’ll hold you as long as you need.”
• “It’s okay to stay, you know.”
• “I’m so happy you’re here with me.”
• “Your hugs are warm. We should do this more often.”

Chinese Swords Collection Ⅰ ——-Tang dao(唐刀), Chinese swords in authentic Tang dynasty style, part Ⅱ. According to administrative code book, 唐六典，which was finished in A.D.738, tangdao is the generic term of four types of swords. Yi dao(仪刀), swords for ceremony, long, blade is straight, gorgeous in appearance, with golden ring on the tail of grip; Zhang dao(障刀), swords for shield, slightly curved, short and portable, designed for close combat; Heng dao(横刀), swords for the court guards, blade is long, narrow and straight, grip is long, with many decorations on sheath; Mo dao(陌刀), swords for foot soldiers, long and heavy, can be wielded to cut the legs of steeds of cavalry. See part Ⅰ.

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