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第四十三回
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A Black-River Fiend Carries the Monk Off · A Western-Ocean Dragon-Prince Catches the Alligator and Returns

詐綻擒妖 鎖骨押岸
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詐綻擒妖 鎖骨押岸 A Feigned Opening Takes the Fiend; Chained and Hauled Ashore

zhètàijiāngsānléngjiǎnshǎnlezhànyāojīngzhīshìzhàzuānjiāngjìnláibèi使shǐjiěshùyāojīngyòuzhǐjiǎnlelóngzhǒnggǎnshàngqiányòupāijiǎodiēdǎozàizhònghǎibīngyōngshàngqiánjiūfānzhùjiāngshéngzibèibǎngleshuāngshǒujiāngtiěsuǒ穿chuānleshàngànláizhìsūnxíngzhěmiànqiándào:「shèngxiǎolóngzhuōzhùyāotuóqǐngshèngdìngduó。」zhètàijiāngsānléngjiǎnshǎnlezhànyāojīngzhīshìzhàzuānjiāngjìnláibèi使shǐjiěshùyāojīngyòuzhǐjiǎnlelóngzhǒnggǎnshàngqiányòupāijiǎodiēdǎozàizhònghǎibīngyōngshàngqiánjiūfānzhùjiāngshéngzibèibǎngleshuāngshǒujiāngtiěsuǒ穿chuānleshàngànláizhìsūnxíngzhěmiànqiándào:「shèngxiǎolóngzhuōzhùyāotuóqǐngshèngdìngduó。」


逐句解 Line by line

zhètàijiāngsānléngjiǎnshǎnlezhànyāojīngzhīshìzhàzuānjiāngjìnláibèi使shǐjiěshùyāojīngyòuzhǐjiǎnlelóngzhǒng zhètàijiāngsānléngjiǎnshǎnlezhànyāojīngzhīshìzhàzuānjiāngjìnláibèi使shǐjiěshùyāojīngyòuzhǐjiǎnlelóngzhǒng

The prince, with his three-edged mace, feigned an opening, and the fiend, not knowing it a ruse, bored in — whereupon the prince, with a deft maneuver, gave the fiend's right arm a single crack of the mace and sent him stumbling.

gǎnshàngqiányòupāijiǎodiēdǎozài gǎnshàngqiányòupāijiǎodiēdǎozài

Rushing forward, he gave another kick and knocked him sprawling to the ground.

zhònghǎibīngyōngshàngqiánjiūfānzhùjiāngshéngzibèibǎngleshuāngshǒujiāngtiěsuǒ穿chuānleshàngànlái zhònghǎibīngyōngshàngqiánjiūfānzhùjiāngshéngzibèibǎngleshuāngshǒujiāngtiěsuǒ穿chuānleshàngànlái

The sea-troops swarmed up together, dragged him over and pinned him, bound his two hands behind his back with rope, threaded an iron chain through his shoulder-bone, and hauled him up onto the bank.

zhìsūnxíngzhěmiànqiándào:「shèngxiǎolóngzhuōzhùyāotuóqǐngshèngdìngduó。」 zhìsūnxíngzhěmiànqiándào:「shèngxiǎolóngzhuōzhùyāotuóqǐngshèngdìngduó。」

They brought him before Sun the Pilgrim: 'Great Sage, your little dragon has taken the fiend-alligator; we beg the Great Sage to dispose of him.'


總評 Commentary

The prince's feint undoes the fiend: a mace-crack to the arm, a kick, and the sea-troops bind him — hands roped, an iron chain through the shoulder-bone — and haul him ashore to Pilgrim for judgment. The capture the whole chapter has driven toward is done.