Canonical Classics ← 第六十九回
第六十九回
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The Mind-Lord by Night Compounds the Medicines · The Sovereign at the Banquet Discourses on the Demon

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原文 Original text 繁體 Traditional Reader's edition

全不見撒尿 Not A Drop Came

jièwényánzhēndàobiānqiánxiéxiàshuìlidāizidùnjiǎochènzàixiàděnglebànhuìquánjiàn尿niàojièwényánzhēndàobiānqiánxiéxiàshuìlidāizidùnjiǎochènzàixiàděnglebànhuìquánjiàn尿niào


逐句解 Line by line

jièwényánzhēndàobiānqiánxiéxiàshuìli jièwényánzhēndàobiānqiánxiéxiàshuìli

Hearing this, Eight Rules really did go over to the horse — which was lying slantwise on the ground, asleep.

真個 again, exactly as when he scraped the soot. The horse asleep on its side is the first sign this will not go smoothly.

dāizidùnjiǎochènzàixiàděnglebànhuìquánjiàn尿niào dāizidùnjiǎochènzàixiàděnglebànhuìquánjiàn尿niào

The idiot kicked it awake, shoved the cup underneath its belly, waited a good while, and saw not one drop.

Four verbs of effort and then a flat negative with no cushioning at all — the sentence is built to deflate. stays , belly, and the of one kick shifts tone in the ordinary way.


總評 Commentary

Two sentences, the second built entirely to deflate. Eight Rules kicks the horse awake, shoves the cup underneath, waits a good while — four verbs running — and then the flat negative lands with nothing to soften it.

真個 does the same work here it did over the soot: the objection was raised, overruled, and carried out regardless. The narrator uses the phrase twice in one night, both times about Eight Rules.