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l on him to stay at home。 Late in the afternoon some presents arrived from Li Jue's palace； and Lady Qiong secretly put poison into the delicacies before she set them before her lord。
Guo Si was going to taste at once but she said； 〃It is unwise to consume things that e from outside。 Let us try on a dog first。〃
They did and the dog died。 This incident made Guo Si doubt the kindly intentions of his colleague。
One day； at the close of business at court； Li Jue invited Guo Si to his palace。 After Guo Si arrived home in the evening； rather the worse for too much wine； he was seized with a colic。 His wife said she suspected poison and hastily administered an emetic； which relieved the pain。
Guo Si began to feel angry； saying； 〃We did everything together and helped each other always。 Now he wants to injure me。 If I do not get in the first blow； I shall suffer some injury。〃
So Guo Si began to prepare his guards for any sudden emergency。
This was told to Li Jue； and he in turn grew angry； saying； 〃So Guo Si is doing so and so！〃
Then Li Jue got his guards under way and came to attack Guo Si。 Both houses had ten thousand； and the quarrel became so serious that they fought a pitched battle under the city walls。 When that was over both sides turned to plunder the people。
Then a nephew of Li Jue； Li Xian； suddenly surrounded the Palace； put the Emperor and Empress in two carriages； and assigned Jia Xu and Zuo Ling to carry them off。 The Palace attendants were made to follow on foot。 As they went out of the rear gate； they met Guo Si's army who began to shoot at the cavalcade with arrows。 They killed many attendants before Li Jue's army came up and forced them to retire。
The carriages were got out of the Palace and eventu
