萬松老人評唱天童覺和尚頌古從容庵錄 2.14

2.14

"A dog's buddha-nature: yes. A dog's buddha-nature: no. (Beaten into one lump, forged into one piece.) / A straight hook originally seeks a fish that will surrender its life. (This monk today deserved to die.) / Cloud-and-water wanderers who chase smells and hunt for scents (They don't even know their nostrils have been pierced.) / Clamor and bicker in making distinctions. (Vying to gnaw dry bones, snarling and howling.) / Spread out flat, (No deceit; stop lying to each other.) / fully displayed; (High talent, bold words.) / do not blame me for not being cautious at the start. (Once a word leaves the mouth, a team of four horses cannot overtake it.) / Pointing out a flaw, he takes back the jade; (A plain-daylight clever thief.) / the King of Qin did not recognize Lin Xiangru." (Missed right before his face.)