Shoppers wander among buckets of frogs (illegal, my interpreter says), fish and eels and tables of skinned rabbits and dozens of bean pastes.

一桶桶的青蛙(我的翻译说这是违法的)、鱼和黄鳝，一张张台子上放着剥了皮的兔子，还有好些豆瓣酱，买东西的人们穿行其间。

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I could close my eyes and almost see him, humped up and waddling along, fishing under the Banks with his delicate little PAWS for crawfish, frogs, and minnows.

我几乎闭上眼睛就能看见它的模样，奔窜着，身体摇摆，在下面的河滩上用它灵活的小爪子抓螯虾、青蛙和小鱼吃。

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Outside my window, a chorus of coki frogs serenaded me to sleep.

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As I studied the mounds of various sizes of grasshoppers in the markets, though, I found myself with a question similar to the one that goes through my mind when I see someone in Chinatown reach into a barrel of live frogs and pull one out for inspection: What, exactly, does one look for in a grasshopper?

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