《太平广记·卷一百二十九·报应二》
王济就让人杀了那仆人。仆人将事情的经过全都向王济说了，王济却不相信，于是就将那人拉了出去。
济即令杀之，此人具陈说，济不信，故牵将去。
Wang Ji dispatched someone to kill the servant. The servant told Wang Ji the whole affair, but Wang Ji didn’t believe him, so he had the man dragged off. 2. The servant turned back and said to Wang Ji: I cannot bear this injustice and will make a complaint to heaven. 3. Wang Ji then took ill and suddenly he saw the servant, who said to him: I previously told you the truth but you wouldn’t listen, so you should die. 4. A few days later Wang Ji died. 5. Wang Fan’s Concubine 6. Wang Fan, the Magistrate of Fuyang in the Jin dynasty, had a particularly beautiful concubine named Tao Ying, who had committed adultery with two of Wang Fan’s servants, Ding Feng and Shi Huaqi. 7. One time, while Wang Fan was out attending to official business and had yet to return, the accountancy supervisor Sun Yuanbi heard the sound of ringing pendants in Ding Feng’s room, so he stealthily investigated and saw Tao Ying and Ding Feng sharing the same bedcovers. 8. Yuanbi knocked on the door and went in, scolding them, and Tao Ying immediately got up, lifted her skirt and tidied her hair as she dragged her shoes, and went back to her own room. 9. On another occasion Yuanbi saw Huaqi wearing Tao Ying’s scented sachet. 10. Afraid that Yuanbi would denounce them, Ding Feng and Huaqi jointly slandered Yuanbi and Tao Ying of having an affair. Without investigating, Wang Fan had Yuanbi killed.
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Provide a modern Chinese interpretation of the following Classical Chinese passage: 济即令杀之，此人具陈说，济不信，故牵将去。
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王济就让人杀了那仆人。仆人将事情的经过全都向王济说了，王济却不相信，于是就将那人拉了出去。
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