After selling horse meat, the housekeeper looked at Qian Xiwu and the kiln owner. The butler walked over to the stove, and the barbecue was finished. Drink the wine too. After eating the barbecue and drinking, the housekeeper remembered something. It is the people of the five brick kilns in Qianxi who unload bricks. He looked at the brick truck unloading the bricks, and Erbao Zilong was helping.

The housekeeper looked at the brick truck unloading the bricks, and Erbao Zilong Shao looked at Qian Xiwu. The housekeeper was drunk, and he looked at Qian Xiwu drunk. When the kiln master saw this, he came to the spirit, waited for the housekeeper to speak, and asked his workers to help unload the bricks. When he saw it, he wanted to stand up.

Qian Xiwu sat there, looked at the kiln owner, and looked at the housekeeper.

Qian Xiwu looked at the two of them, and he knew that after eating and drinking, he would help move the bricks. The kiln supervisor looked at him. He said, "Look at what I'm doing, I know." ”

Qian Xi looked at the two of them after five words.

Qian Xiwu spoke, but the housekeeper and the kiln owner still looked at him.

"Yes." The two looked at themselves, Qian Xiwu, with their hands on their knees, and stood up. He stood up and looked at those people moving bricks, there were people with brick kilns, and there were Long Shao'er Baozi who was either stealing or cheating or robbing. As soon as he saw Long Shao's second treasure, his heart became alert. He looked at the dragon Shao'er Baozi, standing there.

When the housekeeper saw Qian Xiwu and looked at Long Shao'er Baozi, he knew why he was looking. The housekeeper knew why Qian Xiwu was looking, but the kiln owner didn't know, and the kiln owner saw the housekeeper's workers looking at the two people, one tall and one short, and said in his heart: "What is this?" ”

Seeing the housekeeper worker looking there, the kiln owner felt that the worker did not want to move the bricks. Although he felt it, he didn't say anything, but just looked at him with his eyes, at him, at the two tall and short, at the housekeeper.

The housekeeper knew why Qian Xiwu was looking, he saw Qianxi Wu standing there, and he didn't leave, he approached Qian Xiwu and whispered in his ear: "Don't be afraid, you move your bricks, what are you afraid of so many people here?" The housekeeper quietly patted Qian Xiwu.

The housekeeper spoke, patted himself, he went to see the others, the brick kiln movers, glanced at the kiln owner, the housekeeper. This is the main street, and there are people on the street. Qian Xiwu didn't care, he didn't care about the dragon and the two treasures, and walked forward to help move the bricks.

When Er Baozi and Long Shao were moving bricks, they felt that someone was looking, so they saw that it was Qian Xiwu who was looking. Qian Xi looked at the two of them, and their movements of moving bricks slowed down. They moved the bricks slowly, only one or two times, and then they got up again quickly, so as not to be seen anything.

Qian Xiwu walked over, walked past Long Shaoer Baozi, he walked through several cars in a row, and when he reached the last car, he said to the shirtless brick kiln worker, "I'll help you unload the tiles." After speaking, Qian Xiwu went to look at the tiles on the car, and after seeing it, he reached out to move it. The brick kiln worker was whirring and moving tiles, wearing gloves, Qian Xiwu spoke, he responded, showed his good feelings to Qian Xiwu, and then kept moving his tiles with his hands and feet.

Qian Xiwu went to the last tile cart to help people move the tiles. The housekeeper went to see the two housekeepers in the courtyard. The family gnawed on the meat, and it was almost finished, gnawing on the bones, and gnawing on the bones and leaving the flesh on the bones.

The housekeeper looked into the courtyard, and the kiln owner also looked into the courtyard, looking at the two families.

The housekeeper's hands were dirty and he wanted to wash his hands, and it happened that the two housekeepers were almost finished eating, so he asked the kiln owner, and the kiln owner pulled bricks four times, and each time he had to load and unload. You can't let the family go until the middle of the night.

Look at the dirty hands, rub them, and the butler went to the courtyard.

When the kiln master saw the housekeeper enter the ruined house that had been cleaned up, he saw that the housekeeper did not squeak, and watched the housekeeper go to the courtyard.

When the housekeeper arrived at the hospital, his family was gnawing on the bones. The shopkeeper sat on a chair, saw the housekeeper enter the courtyard, and asked, "Why is the housekeeper here?" ”

The shopkeeper asked, and the butler rubbed his hands and looked at him. The butler clicked his mouth and said, "I'll wash my hands, you see." The butler spread out his hands and showed them to the shopkeeper.

When the shopkeeper saw it, he said to his maid: "Go and bring a plate of water to the housekeeper and let the housekeeper wash his hands." ”

"It's the shopkeeper" The maid who was cooking in the kitchen put the gnawed bones and went as soon as she spoke.

The maid went with the plate. When the housekeeper saw that the maid was gone, he held it with both hands, and looked at the two family members, who were gnawing on the bones. It's about to be gnawed. The housekeeper looked at the two of them and then at the shopkeeper.

The shopkeeper saw the housekeeper and looked at the two of them, and then at himself. He thought, what is the butler looking at? The shopkeeper didn't know what the housekeeper was looking at? He didn't know, he looked at his wife, who was gnawing bones, and looked at the housekeeper and the two family members.

The lady was looking, and the shopkeeper asked, "Madam, why is the housekeeper looking at this?" ”

The shopkeeper didn't know what the butler was looking at, but his wife knew that she gnawed her bones and looked at the butler, and said, "Look at the brick cart." The shopkeeper listened to the lady and went to look at the brick cart. I saw the brick truck, and I saw those people unloading bricks down. When he saw this, he suddenly remembered. "Hey!" He looked at the housekeeper and the housekeeper.

After that, the shopkeeper looked at his wife and whispered, "After eating the barbecue, help people move bricks?" ”

His wife gnawed on the bones and did not speak. The bones were gone, and the ones that could not be gnawed, his wife stopped gnawing them, and put them on the plate. His wife stood up with the plate, put it on the chair, and said to the maid, "When I have finished eating and poured it into the bucket, I will go into the house and wash my hands." The maid replied, "Yes, ma'am." ”

The shopkeeper went back to the house and washed her hands. When the shopkeeper saw his wife enter the house, he went to wash his hands, and he looked at the bones he had gnawed, and there was a mouthful of meat, and he gnawed on the meat and looked at the butler, and the housekeeper looked at the two housekeepers and himself.

The two housekeepers gnawed on the bones, and when they saw the housekeeper who came in, they always looked at themselves and the shopkeeper. They have been thinking about unloading bricks, and they are thinking about unloading bricks, not because they want to unload bricks, but because they don't want to unload bricks, and they are tired of unloading bricks. They had been thinking about it, and when the butler looked at them, they knew what the butler meant.

The two of them didn't squeak and gnawed on his bones.

The two family members don't squeak, the shopkeeper doesn't squeak, the maid gnaws bones and peeks at people and doesn't speak, and the housekeeper doesn't squeak, they stared at each other with big eyes.

"Here comes the water." The maid who cooked brought a basin of water, and soap, which was in a soap box. The maid took the basin of soap and went to the stone table, put the basin on the stone bench next to the stone table, and put the soap on the stone table.

"Wash your hands" Seeing that the maid put the soap in the basin, the housekeeper rubbed his hands and walked towards the basin.

The housekeeper came to wash his hands, and the maid went aside, and the maid had washed her hands, threw the bones in the trash, and brushed the plates. When the steward had drunk the wine, he went to the basin, looked at the basin, and without thinking, he stretched out his palms and pressed them into the water, and the basin was slapped out, and the steward scrubbed in the basin.

The maid who was cooking saw that there were plates and bones on the chair where the lady was sitting, and they were gnawing on the bones, and the bones belonged to the lady. When the maid saw this, she asked, "What about Madame, has Madame finished eating?" ”

The maid in the house said, "Madame went back to the house to wash her hands, and she finished eating." ”

"When I finished eating, I poured the bones and brushed the plates." The maid who cooked said this, and went to pick up the plate. She went to the kitchen and threw the bones and brushed the plates.

The shopkeeper saw the maid pouring bones and brushing the plates, and said, "Wait a while, I'll be there." The shopkeeper stopped gnawing, threw the bones into the plate, and reached out to hand the plate to the maid.

The maid stopped, went to take the plate, poured the bones into the same plate, and took the two plates on top of each other. When the maid who was cooking went, her sister stopped eating and took the plate and followed, saying, "Don't eat, brush the dishes." ”

The two maids went, and there were four people left in the courtyard, the shopkeeper sitting on the chair, the two housekeepers who stood there gnawing bones, and the housekeeper who bent down to wash his hands.