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儒家 -> 禮記 -> 投壺 -> 4

He then orders the cups to be filled, saying,
。」 'Let the cup go round,'
and the cup-bearer (of the successful side) replies,
。」 'Yes.'
Those who have to drink all kneel, and raising their cups with both hands,
say,
」; 'We 'receive what you give us to drink.'
The victors (also) kneel and say,
」。 'We beg respectfully to refresh you.'
When this cup has gone round, according to rule,
(the superintendent) asks leave to exhibit the 'horses' (of the victorious side).
Each 'horse' stands for so many counters.
(He who has only) one 'horse' gives it to him who has two,
to congratulate him (on his superiority).
The usage in congratulating (the most successful) is to say,
'Your three "horses" are all here;
。」 allow me to congratulate you on their number.'
:「。」The guests and host all express their assent.
The customary cup goes round,
and the superintendent asks leave to remove the 'horses.'


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