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部屋の壁や、小さい火鉢は思い出す事が出来るけれども、
へやのかべや、ちいさいひばちはおもいだすことができるけれども、I can remember the room wall and the small hibachi, but
壁の向こうへと手を伸ばす
かべのむこうへとてをのばすReaching a hand beyond the wall.
二、三回土の壁を叩くと、ボロボロと壁は崩れる
に、さんかいどのかべをたたくと、ぼろぼろとかべはくずれるKnock on the earthen wall two or three times and it crumbles away.