The door of the morgue was two-panel, open inward, with cells on the south side and stables on the north side. The door to the cell was closed, as was the door to the stable.

The door of the cell was closed, and the iron door made of thick iron sheets was guarded by prison guards, which was beyond reproach. The door to the stables is closed? Isn't a stable a stable? The stables also have doors?

Yes, the stables also have doors, two gates. Originally, the stables had no gate or walls, and were completely open. Just because the village owner had a dream at night, he dreamed that someone was stealing a horse. When the village owner woke up in the middle of the night and went to see it, he lost a horse?

At that time, the village owner blamed the Yaqian soldiers, who were lazy to sleep in the middle of the night, and they didn't know that they lost one of their horses.

Although the village is a village, it has a large population, and the owner of the village does not know whose house the horse went to, and it is possible that he went outside the village. The village owner called someone to go to the headcatcher's house overnight to report the case, and asked the headcatcher to catch the horse thief.

The head catcher searched all night but could not find it. At one o'clock the next day, someone found a large gate at the wooden fence in the west of the village, which had been opened by a saw, and there were horseshoe prints.

He went to see it and said, "I lost my horse in the middle of the night last night, and the thief rode away and didn't know where to go, and it was really difficult to catch him." ”

The head catcher went back to the village owner with 'it is really difficult to catch', and the village owner stepped on his foot: "Forget it, it is better to prevent thieves than to catch thieves, and lose a horse should be a lesson." ”

As the so-called remedial situation was too late, the village owner called for someone to build a brick wall on the completely open horse shed. Since then, not a single horse has been lost in the village stables.

Comte saw a gate open, next to the stable, and on the south side of the stable, was the village morgue. Unbeknownst to him, Conte asked, "Where is that courtyard?" ”

The old man and the shopkeeper looked at it when they heard it. Lao De knew the land, and he said, "That's the morgue." After speaking, Lao De looked at Conte and asked, "What do you mean?" ”

"Morgue?" Comte looked at the open door and said, "Is that the morgue?" ”

Lao De looked up and down at Kong De and asked, "What do you mean, you want to get us there?" ”

The shopkeeper said, "Is that the morgue?" I thought it was that? "The shopkeeper always thought that the stables were morgues.

Lao De said: "That is the stable, next to the stable is the morgue, and on the other side of the morgue is the cell. ”

The shopkeeper looked at the four prison guards in front of the cell and said, "I know the cell." ”

The shopkeeper asked Conde, "What, do you want us to go to the morgue?" ”

Comte didn't care if it was a morgue or not, he said, "Morgue, I think it looks like there's a courtyard?" Conde paused, and then said, "I'm going to see?" ”

Lao De asked, "What are you going to see, do you see if there is a stool?" ”

Comte looked at the open door and said, "I'll take a look." ”

Comte said, walking towards the open gate, he wanted to see if there was a courtyard, and if so, if there was anything in the courtyard, so that Lao De could sit and let the shopkeeper of the medical hall take care of it.

Approaching the gate, there is a yard in the gate.

Seeing that there was a courtyard, Kong De was overjoyed, he came to the gate, and looked in with his hand on the gate? See if there are stools, chairs, etc.?

Comte walked into the courtyard, looking for stools and chairs and the like. He didn't know that there was no one in the courtyard, so he asked, "Is there any?" ”

When Comte entered the hospital, he did not see stools or chairs, only a coffin in the corner.

The man in charge of the morgue was sitting in a small room on the north side of the courtyard, when he heard someone enter the courtyard, he said to himself, "There must be another unfortunate man." ”

He got up and went out the door, saw a person, and asked, "Who are you?" "I looked out of the gate and walked a few steps into the courtyard, but I didn't see any corpses.

When Kong De saw someone, he hurriedly hugged his fists and said: "In Xia Kong De, Mr. is polite." Comte said, stooping and saluting.

"Oh." When he saw it, he hugged his fists and saluted back. He asked, "What is the matter, sir?" ”

Kong De replied: "In the lower Confucius, Confucius's Confucius's virtue is the virtue." There are two friends in front of the yamen who are injured, I wonder if Mr. can have a stool and chair here, let the two of them sit on one by one? ”

He is not like the soldiers in front of the ya, he is a good person, and often helps the families of the deceased carry those heavy and heavy coffins. He listened and said, "Hurt? He asked, "How was it hurt?" ”

Comte replied: "One fell to the ground with his own knee and was smashed in the head by his wife's throwing of a stool; One was in a fight with someone, beat someone, and received five sticks in front of the village office. The two of them were in front of the ya, sharing a chair. The people in the village wanted to take the chair back, and they came down to find a chair or stool for the two of them. ”

"Oh, they're both hurt." He nodded slightly. He said, "I have a chair in my house, and if you use it, you can take it." ”

When Comte heard this, he bowed deeply to him with his fists folded, and said, "Thank you, sir." ”

Kong De straightened up and asked, "I don't know what the name of the gentleman is, can you tell me the name?" ”

He smiled and raised his hand towards Kong De, and said, "I am the servant of this morgue, and I am the only one in the entire Ping'an Village, and you call me a servant." ”

Hearing this, Kong De moved his fist and said, "Zuo." ”

"Hmm." Fist in return.

After returning the salute, he said, "Sir, wait a minute, the chair is in the room, I'll bring it to you." ”

Kong De replied: "It's troublesome. ”

He entered the house and brought out the chair he was sitting on to Conde.

He handed the chair to Conde, put it on the ground, and said, "Give you the chair." ”

Comte reached for the chair, picked it up from the ground, and said, "Thank you for the chair." ”

He replied: "Mr. Kong doesn't have to be polite. ”

Comte was very hungry, so he didn't talk much to him, and walked out with a chair: "Thank you." ”

He replied: "You're welcome, take it and use it." ”

He wanted to go out and have a look, so he followed Conde out of the morgue courtyard.

He saw that there were not many people gathered in front of the ya, and some people were leaving.

"Looks like someone who just watched the excitement and stayed?" He said in his heart, and he said in his heart: "It may be the person who fought with someone and was beaten with five sticks in the village and recruited." ”

"Five sticks in front of the village office?" He remembered this sentence, and he said in his heart; "How did you get five sticks in front of the village office? Are they all beating people in the yatang? ”

Confused, he followed Conde, who was holding a chair.

When the shopkeeper saw the gentleman coming out with a chair, he pushed Lao De and said, "Look." ”

Lao De looked at it, didn't he expect that Kong De would be able to get a chair? He said, "Huh? Is this Kong virtuous? ”

The shopkeeper didn't know who was behind him, so he asked, "Who is that gentleman in the back?" ”

Lao De knew who that person was, it was the work of the village government, Lao De wondered, this shopkeeper is the one who opened the medical hall, and there are always incurable diseases when he comes to the medical hall to see a doctor, and the incurable disease person has to die, and the person dies, so he has to check it, right?

Lao De didn't know it, and asked: "That's a pretence, how can you not know it?" ”

The shopkeeper shook his head and replied, "I don't know." ”

Lao De asked: "Your hospital often dies, people die, don't you let the doctor do an examination?" Haven't you ever seen a fake? ”

The shopkeeper replied: "The dead people in the hospital are all sick and dead, or seriously injured, and the doctor will give a certificate, and I won't show up." If I don't show up, how can I see the work? ”