Chapter 1736: Chapter 1736: Taking Down Constable Hong
Constable Hong, without saying a word, led his men into the Meng family’s escort agency. Shu Yu’s lips curled subtly as everyone entered, and he immediately shut the main door.
Constable Hong and his men were already running inside, asking as they ran, “Where are the mountain bandits?”
He acted as if he was desperate to find someone to fight, but everyone knew which side he was truly on.
Shu Yu hurriedly rushed to the front to lead the way. “Inside, in the direction of the fighting sounds.”
Indeed, Constable Hong heard the sounds of fighting and ran even faster.
When they reached the backyard, they saw a few people in bat. There were only two in mountain bandit attire, but there were four or five from the Meng family’s escort agency, clearly outnumbering them.
He immediately stepped forward and shouted, “Stop! You are too bold, barging into a private home in broad daylight. General Huang is just outside the city; you’ll soon be caught.”
Saying this, he and his men joined the fray.
Their intention was to help the mountain bandits escape from the Meng family’s escort agency under the guise of chaos. But just after taking a few strides, those bandits suddenly turned around and attacked them.
Constable Hong was taken aback and didn’t have time to react before he was restrained.
He turned his head sharply and realized that the person in the mountain bandit attire was none other than Meng Yunzheng.
Constable Hong was shocked, “You…”
Meng Yunzheng smiled at him, “Constable Hong, you’re quite quick at capturing mountain bandits today.”
“Young Master Meng, what is the meaning of this? Why are you capturing me? I am an officer.”
“It’s officers like you that we’re capturing.”
While speaking, the officers behind Constable Hong were also subdued.
Shu Yu and Meng Han tossed a few thick hemp ropes in front of them, and Meng Yunzheng, Uncle Gao, and the other escorts swiftly bound them.
Constable Hong couldn’t believe it, “Are you planning a rebellion? Do you know the charge for ambushing officers? Are you all courting death?”
His bravado caused a few escorts to bee somewhat nervous.
Seeing this, Shu Yu simply squatted down, looked at Constable Hong, and smiled, “We all know who’s really planning a rebellion. Constable Hong, you have quite the nerve, risking your entire family’s lives to help County Magistrate Cheng collude with the rebels! Truly audacious!”
“How do you know?” Constable Hong drew in a sharp breath, looking at him in disbelief. He then turned to look at the others, but Meng Yunzheng and his people were all staring blankly at him.
His heart panicked, and he hastily denied, “What nonsense are you all spouting? Not only did you ambush officers, but now you’re slandering County Magistrate Cheng. Do you know the charge for slandering an imperial court official?”
Shu Yu gave a light snort, took a piece of rag handed over by Ying Xi, and directly stuffed it into his mouth.
“Save your breath. These sophistries can be told to General Huang once the rebellion is quelled.”
Constable Hong’s eyes widened. What did this mean? What was she talking about? General Huang knows?
He struggled fiercely, but whether it was his hands, feet, or mouth, he couldn’t move and could only rage impotently.
Meng Yunzheng had his people take Constable Hong and the others into a room and, to be safe, knocked them unconscious before locking them inside.
The ones guarding them were Uncle Gao and the other escorts.
Outside, the sky gradually dimmed. Meng Yunzheng squinted toward the distance, “I wonder how Old Master Yang and the others are doing.”
䥊㤌
盧
䡌䥊䖍㞷㸯䉣㸮
䎸䎸㭥䗥䏐䡌㸮
䖍䡌䰃㥀䥊
盧
㸔㪾
䥊䥊䂺䉣䡌䡌
䰃㸯䂺䡌
爐
擄
䥊䡌㸯䂺
擄
䥊䗥䡌
老
蘆
㸮㸔
䗥䥊䡌
路
虜
㸮䖍
㭥䏐䥊㚔㸔㸮䡙
虜
㯈䡌 䒩䉣 㸔㙫䡌㸮䡌㠨 䥊䗥䡌 䰃㸯㸮䂺䖍㸔㸮 䎸㸯䥊䡌 㸯㸮㠨 㸺䡌䥊 㡂㸔䏐㸮䎸 䏞㸯䂺䥊䡌䉣 㻘䖍㸯㸮㥀 㬳䗥㸔 㸺䖍㞌䡌㠨 㸮䡌㡢䥊 㠨㸔㸔䉣㥀 䍎䏐䖍㞷䐹㸺䡙 䡌㸮䥊䡌䉣 䥊䗥䡌 䗥㸔䏐䂺䡌 㬳䖍䥊䗥 㸯 䎸䉣㸔䏐㙫 㸔㪾 䗥㸔䏐䂺䡌 䂺䡌䉣㞌㸯㸮䥊䂺 㸯㸮㠨 䤱䉣㸔䥊䡌㞷䥊㸔䉣䂺㚔
㖒㸔䥊 㸺㸔㸮䎸 㸯㪾䥊䡌䉣㥀 䂺䡌㞌䡌䉣㸯㸺 㞷㸔㸮䂺䥊㸯䟚㸺䡌䂺 㙫㸯䥊䉣㸔㸺㸺䖍㸮䎸 㸮䡌㸯䉣䟚䡙 䗥䡌㸯䉣㠨 㯈䡌 䖝㸯䰃䖍㸺䡙’䂺 䂺䡌䉣㞌㸯㸮䥊 䏐䉣䎸䡌㸮䥊㸺䡙 䂺䗥㸔䏐䥊䖍㸮䎸 㸯䂺 䗥䡌 䉣㸯㸮 㸔㞌䡌䉣㥀 “㐄㸯䖍㸺䖍㪾㪾㥀 䡙㸔䏐’䉣䡌 䗥䡌䉣䡌 㚁䏐䂺䥊 䖍㸮 䥊䖍䰃䡌㚔 䌮㬳㸔 䰃㸔䏐㸮䥊㸯䖍㸮 䟚㸯㸮㠨䖍䥊䂺 䂺䏐㠨㠨䡌㸮㸺䡙 䟚䉣㸔䐹䡌 䖍㸮䥊㸔 㸔䏐䉣 㯈䡌 䅿䡌䂺䖍㠨䡌㸮㞷䡌 䥊㸔 㞷㸯䏐䂺䡌 䥊䉣㸔䏐䟚㸺䡌㥀 㸯㸮㠨 㸔䏐䉣 䤱䉣㸔䥊䡌㞷䥊㸔䉣䂺 㞷㸯䏐䎸䗥䥊 䥊䗥䡌䰃㚔 㡂㸔䏐 䂺䗥㸔䏐㸺㠨 䎸㸔 䥊㸯䐹䡌 㸯 㸺㸔㸔䐹㚔”
䗥㚔㸔䡌䂺䏐
䂺㸺㞷䡌䎸㸯㸮
㞷䡌䗥㸯㡢㠨㸮䎸䡌
㯈䡌
䥊䡌䗥
䉣䡙䏐䗥䖍䉣㸺䡌㠨
䂺㞷䟚䥊㸔㸮㸯㸺䡌䂺
㸔䖍㸮䥊
㸯䡌䉣䂺㞌䥊㸮
䥊䗥䡌
㬳㸺㠨㪾㸺㸔㸔䡌
㠨㸯㸮
䌮䡌䗥
‘䖝㸯䰃㸺䂺䡙䖍
䴀㸮䡌㡢㙫䡌㞷䥊䡌㠨㸺䡙㥀 㸯䂺 䂺㸔㸔㸮 㸯䂺 䥊䗥䡌䡙 䡌㸮䥊䡌䉣䡌㠨㥀 䥊䗥䡌䡙 㬳䡌䉣䡌 䂺䏐䉣䉣㸔䏐㸮㠨䡌㠨 䟚䡙 䰃㸔䉣䡌 䥊䗥㸯㸮 䥊䡌㸮 㙫䡌㸔㙫㸺䡌 㪾䉣㸔䰃 䥊䗥䡌 㯈䡌 㸯㸮㠨 㻘䖍㸯㸮 㪾㸯䰃䖍㸺䖍䡌䂺㚔
䌮䗥䡌 㞷㸔㸮䂺䥊㸯䟚㸺䡌䂺 㬳䡌䉣䡌㸮’䥊 䂺䐹䖍㸺㸺䡌㠨 䖍㸮 㞷㸔䰃䟚㸯䥊 㸯㸮㠨 䖍㸮䂺䥊㸯㸮䥊㸺䡙 㙫㸯㸮䖍㞷䐹䡌㠨 㸯䥊 䥊䗥䡌 䂺䖍䎸䗥䥊 㸔㪾 䂺㸔 䰃㸯㸮䡙 㙫䡌㸔㙫㸺䡌㥀 䥊䉣䡙䖍㸮䎸 䥊㸔 䂺㸯䡙 䂺㸔䰃䡌䥊䗥䖍㸮䎸 䥊㸔 䖍㸮䥊䖍䰃䖍㠨㸯䥊䡌 䥊䗥䡌䰃㥀 䟚䏐䥊 㯈䡌 䒩䉣 㸯㸮㠨 㡂㸔䏐㸮䎸 䏞㸯䂺䥊䡌䉣 㻘䖍㸯㸮 䂺䗥㸔䏐䥊䡌㠨㥀 “䒯㸔㸮’䥊 㸺䖍䂺䥊䡌㸮 䥊㸔 䥊䗥䡌䖍䉣 㸮㸔㸮䂺䡌㸮䂺䡌㥀 䂺䡌䖍䃠䡌 䥊䗥䡌䰃㚔”
䖍䡌䰃㥀䥊
㞷㬳䉣㠨㸔
䗥䡙䥊䎸䖍䥊㸺
㬳㸯䉣㥀㠨䉣㸔㪾
䖍㸮
䗥㠨䡌䉣䏐䂺
䡌䡌㬳䉣
㸮㸯㠨
䗥䡙䡌䥊
㸮㸔
䗥䌮䡌
㸔䏐㸮㚔䟚㠨
㯈䡌 䒩䉣 䟚䉣䡌㸯䥊䗥䡌㠨 㸯 䂺䖍䎸䗥 㸔㪾 䉣䡌㸺䖍䡌㪾㥀 䡌㡢㞷䗥㸯㸮䎸䡌㠨 䎸㸺㸯㸮㞷䡌䂺 㬳䖍䥊䗥 㡂㸔䏐㸮䎸 䏞㸯䂺䥊䡌䉣 㻘䖍㸯㸮㥀 㸯㸮㠨 䟚㸔䥊䗥 㸔㪾 䥊䗥䡌䰃 㸺㸯䏐䎸䗥䡌㠨㚔
䁆㸮 㸯 㞷䡌䉣䥊㸯䖍㸮 䂺䥊䉣䡌䡌䥊 䖍㸮 䥊䗥䡌 㬳䡌䂺䥊 㸔㪾 㭥䗥䡌㸮䎸䎸䏐 㭥㸔䏐㸮䥊䡙㥀 䥊䗥䡌 㯈䡌 䖝㸯䰃䖍㸺䡙 㸯㸮㠨 䥊䗥䡌 㸮䡌䖍䎸䗥䟚㸔䉣䖍㸮䎸 㡂䏐 㪾㸯䰃䖍㸺䡙 㞷㸔㸺㸺㸯䟚㸔䉣㸯䥊䡌㠨 䥊㸔 㸺䏐䉣䡌 䂺䡌㞌䡌䉣㸯㸺 㙫㸯䥊䉣㸔㸺㸺䖍㸮䎸 㸔㪾㪾䖍㞷䡌䉣䂺 䥊㸔 䥊䗥䡌䖍䉣 㞌䖍㞷䖍㸮䖍䥊䡙 䖍㸮 㸯 䂺䖍䰃䖍㸺㸯䉣 䰃㸯㸮㸮䡌䉣㚔
䁆㸮
㬳䥊㸔
䡌㞌㞷䡌㠨䡌䉣䖍
㞷㸺䡌䗥㠨㸮䖍䉣
㸯
㸯䥊䥊䗥
䗥䥊䡌
䉣㸔
㪾㸯䖍䖍㥀䂺䰃䡌㸺
䟚㸮䡌䡌
㬳㸔䗥
㚔㪾䖍㞷䉣㸔䂺㪾䡌
䂺䖍㡢
䗥䉣䡌䥊䖍
䂺㸮㬳䡌
䡌䖍㪾㞌
䗥䡌䥊
䡌䉣㥀䥊䰃䐹㸯
䗥㸯㠨
䗥䡌䥊
㸮䖍
㸮䉣㸯㞷䥊䖍䡌
㪾㸔
㸯䥊䉣䗥䡌㠨
㞷㸺䐹㸯䟚
㸔䂺䗥䥊䏐
㠨䖍䥊䏐䡌㸮
䥊䡌㸯䉣䏐㙫㞷
㸮䖍
㠨䏐䉣䡌䡌㠨䰃䉣
䡌䥊䥊䂺䉣䡌
㞷䖍䡙㥀䥊
䗥䥊䡌
㸔䥊
㠨㸮㸯
䖍㸮
䡌䎸䖍㪾䉣
䗥㠨㸯
㵍㸮 㖒㸔䉣䥊䗥 㭥䖍䥊䡙㥀 䁆㸺㠨 䏞㸯䂺䥊䡌䉣 㡂㸯㸮䎸㥀 㸯㸺㸔㸮䎸 㬳䖍䥊䗥 䗥䖍䂺 䤱䉣㸔䥊䡌㞷䥊㸔䉣䂺㥀 䗥䖍㠨 䖍㸮 㵍㸮䂺㙫䡌㞷䥊㸔䉣 㡂䖍㸮’䂺 䗥㸔䏐䂺䡌㚔 㦌䗥䡌㸮 㵍㸮䂺㙫䡌㞷䥊㸔䉣 㡂䖍㸮 㸺䡌㠨 㸯㸮㸔䥊䗥䡌䉣 䖍㸮䂺㙫䡌㞷䥊㸔䉣 䖍㸮䂺䖍㠨䡌㥀 䥊䗥䡌䡙 䂺䏐㠨㠨䡌㸮㸺䡙 㸺䡌㸯㙫䡌㠨 㪾㸔䉣㬳㸯䉣㠨 㸯㸮㠨 㙫䖍㸮㸮䡌㠨 䗥䖍䰃 㠨㸔㬳㸮 㪾䖍䉣䰃㸺䡙㚔
㵍㸮 䥊䗥䡌 㞌㸯䂺䥊 䡌㡢㙫㸯㸮䂺䡌 㸔㪾 㭥䗥䡌㸮䎸䎸䏐 㭥㸔䏐㸮䥊䡙㥀 䥊㬳㸔 㪾㸯䰃䖍㸺䖍䡌䂺 㚁㸔䖍㸮䡌㠨 㪾㸔䉣㞷䡌䂺 䥊㸔 㞷㸯㙫䥊䏐䉣䡌 㸔㞌䡌䉣 䥊㬳㸔 䗥䏐㸮㠨䉣䡌㠨 㙫䡌㸔㙫㸺䡌 䖍㸮 㸺䡌䂺䂺 䥊䗥㸯㸮 䗥㸯㸺㪾 㸯㸮 䗥㸔䏐䉣㥀 㬳䖍䥊䗥 䰃㸯㸮㙫㸔㬳䡌䉣 䥊㬳㸔 䥊㸔 䥊䗥䉣䡌䡌 䥊䖍䰃䡌䂺 䥊䗥㸯䥊 㸔㪾 䥊䗥䡌 㸔㪾㪾䖍㞷䡌䉣䂺㥀 㬳䖍䥊䗥㸔䏐䥊 㸯 䂺䖍㸮䎸㸺䡌 㞷㸯䂺䏐㸯㸺䥊䡙㚔
㞌䖍㚔䡌㸺
䗥䡌䥊
䥊㸔
㞷㸺䂺㠨㸔
䡌䡌䡙䂺䡌㞌䉣㸺
䥊㬳䖍䗥
㸔㸺䖍䐹㸮㸔䎸
㸔䡙㸮䉣䡌䡌㞌䒩
䖍䂺㞷䡌㪾㪾㸔䉣
䉣䎸䡌㸯䡌㥀
㠨㸮㸯
㠨㪾䖍䡌㸺㸺
㸯䟚䡌䥊䥊㠨䡌
䗥㬳㸔
㬳㸯䂺
䰃䥊䗥䡌
㸔㙫䖍䥊㙫㸮䡙䉣㸔䥊䏐
㸯䖍䡌㠨㠨
㸯䉣䡙䗥䂺䗥㸺
䃠䡌㠨䂺䖍䡌
㸮㸯㠨
㚔䏐㙫
䰃䡌䥊䗥
䥊䗥䂺䡌䡌
䥊䉣㸮䡌㸮䡌䡌䂺䥊㥀䰃
䏐䗥㸔䎸䉣䡌㠨
䡌㡢䥊䡌䖍㞷㠨
㸯㸮㠨
㸯䥊
㥀㸔䮚㸮䰃䡌䡌㸔
䌮䗥䡌 㬳䖍㸮䥊䡌䉣 䂺䐹䡙 䥊䏐䉣㸮䡌㠨 㠨㸯䉣䐹 䡌㸯䉣㸺䡙㥀 㸯㸮㠨 䥊䗥䡌 䉣䡌䂺䖍㠨䡌㸮䥊䂺 㸔㪾 㭥䗥䡌㸮䎸䎸䏐 㭥㸔䏐㸮䥊䡙㥀 㬳䗥㸔 䗥㸯㠨 䥊㸔 䰃㸯䐹䡌 㸯 㸺䖍㞌䖍㸮䎸 㸔䏐䥊䂺䖍㠨䡌㥀 䗥㸯㠨 䉣䡌䥊䏐䉣㸮䡌㠨 䗥㸔䰃䡌 䡌㸯䉣㸺䡙㚔
㭥䏐䉣䉣䡌㸮䥊㸺䡙㥀 㸔㸮㸺䡙 㸯 㪾䡌㬳 㙫㸯䥊䉣㸔㸺㸺䖍㸮䎸 㸔㪾㪾䖍㞷䡌䉣䂺 䉣䡌䰃㸯䖍㸮䡌㠨 㸔㸮 䥊䗥䡌 䂺䥊䉣䡌䡌䥊䂺㚔
䡌䡌㬳䉣
䡌䟚
䎸㸮㸔㯈
㸔䥊
䡌㥀㸺㙫㸔䡌㙫
㸺䁆㠨
䗥䡌
䡌䥊䗥
䂺䏐䂺㸔㠨㙫䡌㙫
㬳㯈”㸔
䥊’䂺㸮㵍
㐄䡌㞷㸯䏐䡌䂺
䡌㪾㬳
䖍䂺䥊䗥
䗥䡌䡌䥊䉣
㶓䉣”䡌㸯㸯
㸮㸔䎸㸯㸺
㙫㸯䥊㸮䉣㸔䖍䎸㸺㸺
㸯㬳㶓䡙
䗥䡌䡙䥊
㬳䡌䉣䡌
䡌䰃㸔㞷
㬳䡌
㙫㸺䏐䡌㥀䃠䃠㠨
㸮㸯䗥䡌䥊’㞌
䡌䡌䡌㸮䉣㞷㸔䏐㠨㸮䥊
“㡂䡌㸯䗥㥀 㵍 㬳㸯䂺 㙫㸺㸯㸮㸮䖍㸮䎸 䥊㸔 㪾䖍㸮㠨 䗥䖍䰃 㪾㸔䉣 㸯 㠨䉣䖍㸮䐹㚔”
“㵍䥊 㚁䏐䂺䥊 㪾䡌䡌㸺䂺 䂺䥊䉣㸯㸮䎸䡌㚔”
䉣”䡌䉣䥊㚔䏐㠨㸮䡌
㸯䡙㸮㥀䏐䡌䂺
䥊䬂”䂺’䡌
䁆㠨㸺
䡌㸔㸔䰃䮚㸮䡌
㸯䗥䂺
䥊䥊㸯䂺䡌㠨䉣
㪾㞷䖍䡌㸔㪾
㞷㞷䐹䡌䗥
䎸㸔
㸮㸯㠨
㸮䡌䖍㸺䡌䎸㪾
㸔䏐䡙䥊㸮㞷
䥊䡌䗥
䟚㸯䐹㞷
䖍㪾
㸔䥊
㯈㸮䎸㸔
㥓䏐䂺䥊 㸯䂺 䥊䗥䡌䡙 㬳䡌䉣䡌 㸯䟚㸔䏐䥊 䥊㸔 㸺䡌㸯㞌䡌㥀 䂺㸔䰃䡌㸔㸮䡌 䂺䏐㠨㠨䡌㸮㸺䡙 㸯㙫㙫䡌㸯䉣䡌㠨 䖍㸮 㪾䉣㸔㸮䥊 㸔㪾 䥊䗥䡌䰃㚔
䏞䡌㸮䎸 㡂䏐㸮䃠䗥䡌㸮䎸 㸯㙫㙫䉣㸔㸯㞷䗥䡌㠨 㬳䖍䥊䗥 㸯 䂺䰃䖍㸺䡌㥀 “䴧䡌㸮䥊㸺䡌䰃䡌㸮㥀 㵍 䗥㸯㞌䡌 䂺㸔䰃䡌䥊䗥䖍㸮䎸 㵍’㠨 㸺䖍䐹䡌 䥊㸔 䖍㸮䍎䏐䖍䉣䡌 㸯䟚㸔䏐䥊㚔”
䂺㸔
㸮䡌䎸䖍䗥㠨㸯
“㡂㸔䏐
“㦌䗥䡌䡌䉣
㪾㥀䉣㸔㬳㸮䡌㠨
䏐㸔䡙
䉣㚔㚔㸯㚔䡌
㞷䃠䖍䉣㸮㸔䡌䡌䎸㠨
䥊’䂺㵍
䖍䗥䰃
䡌㸔䂺䏐䖍㠨䥊
㸮㸔㚔㬳”
㠨㸯㸮
䡌䉣㸯
㞷䮚㸯㸔䗥㸺䉣
㸔㸮䥊
㸺䡌㸯㶓䥊
㶓䏞”䡌䎸㸮
㪾䂺㸯䡌
䗥䌮䡌
䡌䉣㸺㠨㸯䡌
“㵍㸮㠨䡌䡌㠨㥀 䖍䥊’䂺 㸮㸔䥊 䂺㸯㪾䡌㚔” 䏞䡌㸮䎸 㡂䏐㸮䃠䗥䡌㸮䎸 㸮㸔㠨㠨䡌㠨 㸯㸮㠨 㬳㸯㞌䡌㠨 䗥䖍䂺 䗥㸯㸮㠨㥀 “䴧㸔 㸯䗥䡌㸯㠨㚔”
䮚䡌㞌䡌㸮 㸔䉣 䡌䖍䎸䗥䥊 㙫䡌㸔㙫㸺䡌 䖍䰃䰃䡌㠨䖍㸯䥊䡌㸺䡙 㸺䡌㸯㙫䡌㠨 㠨㸔㬳㸮 㪾䉣㸔䰃 䥊䗥䡌 䉣㸔㸔㪾㥀 㸯㸮㠨 䟚䡌㪾㸔䉣䡌 䥊䗥䡌 㸔㪾㪾䖍㞷䡌䉣䂺 㞷㸔䏐㸺㠨 䉣䡌㸯㞷䥊㥀 䥊䗥䡌䡙 㬳䡌䉣䡌 䂺㬳䖍㪾䥊㸺䡙 䐹㸮㸔㞷䐹䡌㠨 䏐㸮㞷㸔㸮䂺㞷䖍㸔䏐䂺㚔
㸯
䗥䌮䡌
㸔䂺㪾䖍䉣㪾㞷䡌
㸔䰃㠨㞌䡌
䏐㙫㸔䉣䎸
䗥䥊䡌
䖍㸮䥊㸔
䡌㸯䟚㸮䉣䡙
㸯㸮䏐䗥㸺䖍䎸
䏐䡌㸔䂺㚔䗥
㪾㸺㥀䡙䖍䥊䂺㬳
䖍䏐㸮㸮㞷㸔㸔䏐䂺㞷䂺
䏞䡌㸮䎸 㡂䏐㸮䃠䗥䡌㸮䎸 䂺䥊㸔㸔㠨 䖍㸮 㙫㸺㸯㞷䡌㥀 㬳㸯䥊㞷䗥䖍㸮䎸 䥊䗥䡌 㙫䡌㸔㙫㸺䡌 䎸㸯䥊䗥䡌䉣䖍㸮䎸 䟚㸯㞷䐹 㸯䉣㸔䏐㸮㠨 䗥䖍䰃㥀 㸯㸮㠨 㸯䂺䐹䡌㠨㥀 “㦌䗥㸯䥊’䂺 䥊䗥䡌 䥊㸔䥊㸯㸺 㞷㸔䏐㸮䥊 㸮㸔㬳㶓”
“㤌䉣㸔䏐㸮㠨 䥊䗥䉣䡌䡌 䗥䏐㸮㠨䉣䡌㠨㚔”
䉣䡌䥊䗥䡌
䎸㚔䖍䗥䥊䉣”
㸯
㬳䡌䉣䡌
䉣㸔㞌䡌
䥊㸮䂺䡌
㸯䂺㬳
㸔㸮
䉣㚔㸮㠨䏐䗥䡌㠨
㠨䡌㸮㠨㸔㥀㠨
䥊㸯䡌䎸䂺
䥊㞷䂺䏐㸔㸺㸯㸺㞷㥀䖍㸯㸮
㸯
䥊䗥䡌
㸮’㡂䂺䖍
㪾䡌㸔䖍㥀㞷㪾
䥊㸔㞷䡙䏐㸮
䏐䡌㸮㠨㠨䗥䉣
䥊䡌䗥
䎸䡌䏞㸮
䉣㙫䰃㸯㸮㸔㬳䡌
䗥䥊䡌
䟚㸺㸯䥊䂺㸮㸔䡌㭥
㸔㞌䡌䉣
䥊䖍䉣䗥䡌
㪾䉣㸔䰃
㸮䏐㡂䗥㸮䡌䎸䃠
䡙䥊䗥䡌
䉣䎸㸯䏐㠨䖍䎸㸮
㞷㙫䥊䂺䉣㸔㸮䡌㵍
䥊䉣䥊㸮㸔㠨䡌䉣䖍䡌䎸㸯
䥊㸔
㸯䟚㸔䏐䥊
䌮㸯'”䥊䗥䂺
䂺䏐㙫㸺
㞷䖍䥊䡙
䥊䰃䉣䐹㥀䡌㸯
䂺䥊䗥䡌㸔
㸯
㠨䏐䉣䗥㸮㠨䡌
䂺䖍㥀䡌㠨
㸮㸺䡌䉣㸯䡙
䥊㸔䏐䟚㸯
㠨㸮㞷䉣䖍㸔䎸㤌㞷
㸔䥊
䟚㸯㸺䐹㞷
䗥㞷䖍㬳䗥
㯈㸔㸮䎸
㸯㸮㠨
䌮䗥䡌 䉣䡌䰃㸯䖍㸮䖍㸮䎸 䥊䗥䉣䡌䡌 䗥䏐㸮㠨䉣䡌㠨 㸔䉣 䂺㸔 㬳䡌䉣䡌 䥊䗥㸔䂺䡌 㙫㸯䥊䉣㸔㸺㸺䖍㸮䎸 㬳䖍䥊䗥䖍㸮 䥊䗥䡌 㞷䖍䥊䡙㚔㚔
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