第一百二十九回第一百二十九回Chapter One Hundred and Twenty-Nine

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見字柬立志體妻濟禪師善救烈婦

见字柬立志体妻济禅师善救烈妇

Chapter One Hundred and Twenty-Nine · The Complete Tales of Ji Gong

Reading the love notes, he resolves to cast off his wife;Chan Master Ji, with a deft hand, saves a wife of fierce virtue

A line drawing in the manner of a late-Qing lithographed edition: at the door of a poor cottage beside a bare tree, a young scholar with a baby in his arms stands in the doorway, and a ragged monk with a hand on his hip wags a finger at him with a stern face.

話說李文龍撿起這宗東西,拿到屋中一看,原來是一個手卷包。打開一看,裡面有一對赤金耳墜,裡面還有三張字柬,李文龍一看,頭一張是七言絕句,上寫:

话说李文龙捡起这宗东西,拿到屋中一看,原来是一个手卷包。打开一看,里面有一对赤金耳坠,里面还有三张字柬,李文龙一看,头一张是七言绝句,上写:

Now, Li Wenlong picked the thing up and took it into the house to look at it. It was a little rolled-up packet. He opened it: inside was a pair of solid gold earrings, and with them three notes. Li Wenlong looked. The first was a quatrain in lines of seven characters, and it read:

難割難捨甚牽連,雲雨歸來夢裡歡。

难割难舍甚牵连,云雨归来梦里欢。

Too hard to part, too hard to leave, so tightly bound are we;home from the clouds and rain, in dreams the joy still stays with me.

學生至此無別事,特意前來送墜環。

学生至此无别事,特意前来送坠环。

This humble student comes on no other errand, you see —only to bring you earrings, as a gift from me.

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