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主人见了，骂酒童为什么不给客人斟酒。酒童说： 这位相公没有嘴的。 
主骂僮为何不斟，僮曰： 这位相公没有嘴的。 
The host saw it and scolded the wine waiter for not pouring wine for his guest. The wine waiter said, "This master has no mouth."
<s>[INST] For the Classical Chinese excerpt: 主骂僮为何不斟，僮曰： 这位相公没有嘴的。 , detail the steps needed to accurately translate it into English. [/INST]
Completed English translation: The host saw it and scolded the wine waiter for not pouring wine for his guest. The wine waiter said, "This master has no mouth."
Step 1: Identify the grammatical structure of the sentence. The sentence is composed of a subject (主), a verb (骂), an object (僮), and a complement (为何不斟).
Step 2: Translate the individual words. 主 means "host", 骂 means "to scold", 僮 means "wine waiter", 何 means "why", 不 means "not", 斟 means "to pour wine", and 的 means "possessive particle".
Step 3: Combine the translated words into a meaningful sentence. "The host scolded the wine waiter for not pouring wine for his guest."
Step 4: Add the complement to the sentence. "The host saw it and scolded the wine waiter for not pouring wine for his guest."
Step 5: Translate the second part of the sentence. 这位 means "this", 相公 means "master", 没有 means "not have", and 嘴 means "mouth".
Step 6: Combine the translated words into a meaningful sentence. "This master has no mouth."
Step 7: Combine the two sentences into a complete translation. "The host saw it and scolded the wine waiter for not pouring wine for his guest. The wine waiter said, 'This master has no mouth.'"</s>
For the Classical Chinese excerpt: 主骂僮为何不斟，僮曰： 这位相公没有嘴的。 , detail the steps needed to accurately translate it into English.
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Completed English translation: The host saw it and scolded the wine waiter for not pouring wine for his guest. The wine waiter said, "This master has no mouth."
Step 1: Identify the grammatical structure of the sentence. The sentence is composed of a subject (主), a verb (骂), an object (僮), and a complement (为何不斟).
Step 2: Translate the individual words. 主 means "host", 骂 means "to scold", 僮 means "wine waiter", 何 means "why", 不 means "not", 斟 means "to pour wine", and 的 means "possessive particle".
Step 3: Combine the translated words into a meaningful sentence. "The host scolded the wine waiter for not pouring wine for his guest."
Step 4: Add the complement to the sentence. "The host saw it and scolded the wine waiter for not pouring wine for his guest."
Step 5: Translate the second part of the sentence. 这位 means "this", 相公 means "master", 没有 means "not have", and 嘴 means "mouth".
Step 6: Combine the translated words into a meaningful sentence. "This master has no mouth."
Step 7: Combine the two sentences into a complete translation. "The host saw it and scolded the wine waiter for not pouring wine for his guest. The wine waiter said, 'This master has no mouth.'"
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