【原文】河间有游僧①,卖药于市,以一铜佛置案上,而盘贮药丸,佛作引手取物状。有买者先祷②于佛,而捧盘进之。病可治者,则丸跃入佛手。其难治者,则丸不跃。举国信之。后有人于所寓寺内,见其闭户研铁屑,乃悟其盘中之丸,必半有铁屑,半无铁屑,其佛手必磁石为之,而装金于外。验之信然,其术乃败。(摘自纪昀《阅微草笔记》) [Original] There is a tour between the rivers 1, selling drugs in the city, with a bronze Buddha on the case, while the disk storage pill, Buddha as a guide to take things. There are buyers who pray 2 to the Buddha and hold the plate in it. If the sick can rule, the pill jumps into the bergamot. For those who are refractory, the pills do not leap. National letter of the country. Later, in the residing temple, he saw that he studied iron filings in the closed house. He was aware of the pills in his plate. There must be some iron filings and half iron filings. The bergamot must be made of magnets and loaded with gold. In fact, the experience was not defeated. (Extracted from Ji Wei’s “Reading Micrograss Notes”)