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| 51. | It is too late to lock the stable door when the steed is stolen |
| 贼出关门 |
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| 52. | TANG:metropolitan police official |
| 捕贼官 |
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| 53. | Straight trees have crooked roots |
| 直树也有曲根 |
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| 54. | To cause injury to good people |
| 贼害良民 |
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| 55. | a crooked lane, branch, table |
| 弯曲的小巷、 树枝; 歪斜的桌子 |
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| 56. | A sneak thief. |
| 鬼鬼祟祟的贼 |
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| 57. | To fall among thieves |
| 陷于贼中 |
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| 58. | But the hem's all crooked. |
| 但这折边都扭歪了。 |
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| 59. | Opportunity makes thief |
| 机会造贼 |
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| 60. | Rats are really cunning. |
| 老鼠真贼。 |
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