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| 1 | 采芑: |
薄言采芑、于彼新田、于此菑畝。 方叔涖止、其車三千、師干之試。 方叔率止、乘其四騏、四騏翼翼。 路車有奭、簟笰魚服、鉤膺鞗革。 |
| Cai Qi: |
They were gathering the white millet, In those new fields, And in these acres brought only one year under cultivation, When Fang Shu came to take the command. His chariots were three thousand, With a host of well-disciplined warriors. Fang Shu led them on, In his carriage drawn by four piebalds, Four piebalds orderly moving. Red shone his grand carriage, With its chequered bamboo screen, and seal-skin quivers, With the hooks for the trappings of the breast-bands, and the rein-ends. | |
| 2 | 采芑: |
薄言采芑、于彼新田、于此中鄉。 方叔涖止、其車三千、旂旐央央。 方叔率止、約軝錯衡、八鸞瑲瑲。 服其命服、朱芾斯皇、有瑲蔥珩。 |
| Cai Qi: |
They were gathering the white millet, In those new fields, And all about these villages, When Fang Shu came to take the command. His chariots were three thousand; His banners, with their blazonry of dragons, and of serpents and tortoises, fluttered gaily. Fang Shu led them on, The naves of his wheels bound with leather, and his yoke ornamented. Tinkle-tinkle went the eight bells at the horses' bits. He wore the robes conferred [by the king]; His red knee-covers were resplendent, And the gems of his girdle-pendant sounding. | |
| 3 | 采芑: |
鴥彼飛隼、其飛戾天、亦集爰止。 方叔涖止、其車三千、師干之試。 方叔率止、鉦人伐鼓、陳師鞠旅。 顯允方叔、伐鼓淵淵、振旅闐闐。 |
| Cai Qi: |
Rapid is the flight of the hawk, Soaring to the heavens, And again descending and settling in its place. Fang Shu came to take the command. His chariots were three thousand, With a host of well disciplined warriors. Fang Shu led them on. With his jinglers and drummers, He marshalled his hosts and addressed them. Intelligent and true is Fang Shu, Deep rolled the sound of his drums; With a lighter sound he led the troops back. |
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