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多里安·格雷的画像|The Picture Of Dorian Gray

3 朋友-“世界上没有比青春更重要的了!”

属类: 双语小说 【分类】世界名著 -[作者: 奥斯卡-王尔德] 阅读:[9420]
简介:一个人的画像是否比他的面孔更多地反映他自己?如果画像是用爱的画笔描绘的,或许它能反映这个人外表以外更多的东西——或许它能反映这个人的内心世界。
我们经常说脸像一本书,能自己讲述故事。当多里安·格雷看到画像中自己的面孔时,便爱上了自己的美貌。任何事物都不能损害他的美貌,任何事物都不能伤害或改变它——爱不能,甚至时间也不能。因此,他切断了他的脸和内心、他的外表和内在世界的联系。他的脸没有改变,总是年轻、漂亮。但是这幅画像——用爱的画笔描绘的画像——却在讲述着真实的故事。它才是真实的多里安·格雷——一天天变老、变丑并满怀恨意。
作者简介:奥斯卡·王尔德(1854——1900)是爱尔兰杰出聪颖的作家。他的剧本和儿童故事,以及《多里安·格雷的画像》虽然是近一百年前的作品,但至今仍受读者喜爱。
等级:三级
适合人群:初中级水平的英语学习者

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走进房间,他们看见了多里安·格雷。他正靠窗而坐,翻阅着一些乐谱。

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As they entered the house,they saw Dorian Gray.He was sitting by the window and turning some pages of music.

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“你得把这乐谱借给我,巴兹尔。”他说道。然后他转身看见了亨利勋爵。“哦,对不起,巴兹尔。我没看见……”

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’You must lend me this music,Basil,’he said.Then he turned and saw Lord Henry.’Oh,I’m sorry,Basil.I didn’t realize…’

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“多里安,这是亨利·沃顿勋爵。”巴兹尔说,“是我的一位老朋友。”

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’Dorian,this is Lord Henry Wotton,’said Basil.’He’s an old friend of mine.’

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多里安·格雷和亨利勋爵握了握手。他们交谈时,亨利勋爵审视着这位年轻人。的确,他长得很好看,蓝眼睛,金黄色的头发。他的脸坦率、诚实,没有任何阴暗的秘密。亨利勋爵能够理解巴兹尔对他的感情了。

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Dorian Gray shook hands with Lord Henry,and while they talked,Lord Henry studied the young man.Yes,he was very good-looking indeed,with his bright blue eyes and his gold hair.He had an open,honest face.There were no dark secrets in that face.Lord Henry could understand Basil’s feelings for him.

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巴兹尔正准备着画具。现在他看着亨利勋爵。“哈里,”他说,“我今天想完成多里安的画像,恐怕得让你先离开了。”

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Basil was getting his paints ready.Now he looked at Lord Henry.’Harry,’he said,’I want to finish this portrait of Dorian today.I’m afraid I must ask you to go away.’

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亨利勋爵笑着,看了看多里安·格雷。“我必须走吗,格雷先生?”他问道。

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Lord Henry smiled and looked at Dorian Gray.’Should I go,Mr Gray?’he asked.

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“哦,请别走,亨利勋爵。巴兹尔画画时从不说话,太枯燥了。请留下吧,我希望你和我聊天。”

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’Oh,please don’t leave,Lord Henry.Basil never talks when he’s painting,and it’s so boring.Please stay.I’d like you to talk to me.’

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“那么,巴兹尔?”亨利勋爵问道。

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’Well,Basil?’Lord Henry asked.

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画家咬着嘴唇。“好吧,哈里。留下吧……如果你坚持。”

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The artist bit his lip.’Very well,Harry.Stay…if you must.

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巴兹尔画画时,亨利勋爵说着话,年轻人听着。话语像音乐一样填进了多里安的脑海——一种疯狂的、令人激动的音乐。亨利勋爵的嗓音多么动听啊!他想着。这些只不过是话语,但是太可怕了!多么欢快,又多么危险!你无法回避这些话语。多里安开始了解自己以前从未了解的自身的东西。为什么他从未那么清楚地了解过自己?他思忖着。

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While Basil painted,Lord Henry talked,and the young man listened.The words filled Dorian’s head like music—wild,exciting music.What a beautiful voice Lord Henry has,he thought.They are only words,but how terrible they are!How bright and dangerous!You cannot escape from words.Dorian began to understand things about himself that he had never understood before.Why had he never seen himself so clearly,he wondered?

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亨利勋爵观察着多里安,微笑着。他知道什么时候该说,什么时候停下来。他对这个长着奇妙面孔的年轻人很有兴趣。

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Lord Henry watched Dorian,and smiled.He knew when to speak,and when to be silent.He felt very interested in this young man,with his wonderful face.

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然后他们一起走进花园,巴兹尔这时在画画。鲜花的浓香包围了他们。多里安看着这个年长一些的男人,揣度着他。他个子高高的,面孔瘦削、偏黑,双手又冷又白。多里安喜欢他,但为什么又觉得有点怕他?

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Later they walked in the garden together,while Basil worked at the portrait.The rich scent of the flowers was all around them.Dorian looked at the older man,and wondered about him.He was tall,with a thin dark face and cool white hands.Dorian liked him,but why did he feel a little afraid of him?

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“你必须避开阳光,格雷先生。”亨利勋爵说。“棕色皮肤不时兴,也不适合你。”

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’You must come out of the sun,Mr Gray,’said Lord Henry.’A brown skin isn’t fashionable and it won’t suit you.

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“哦,不要紧。”多里安笑着。

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’Oh,it doesn’t matter,’laughed Dorian.

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“但对你是要紧的,格雷先生。”

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’But it should matter to you,Mr Gray.’

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“为什么?”多里安问。

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’Why?’asked Dorian.

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“因为你年轻,年轻是极好的。啊,你笑了,现在你不这样认为,但是有一天你会明白我的意思——当你变老、疲倦,不再漂亮时。你长着非常漂亮的面孔,格雷先生。这是真的,别朝我摇头。没有比美貌更重要、更有价值的了。当你的青春逝去时,你的美貌也随之消失。然后你会突然发现生活的空虚——不再欣赏任何事物,也不再对任何事物抱有希望。时间是你的敌人,格雷先生。它会偷走你的一切。如今人们害怕自己,害怕生活。但是你,凭着你的面孔和青春,没有任何你不能做的事情。你必须享受人生,过着属于你的美好的生活!我们再不会年轻了。青春!啊,世界上没有比青春更重要的了!”

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’Because you’re young,and being young is wonderful.Ah,you smile.You don’t think so now,but one day you’ll understand what I mean—when you’re old,and tired,and no longer beautiful.You have a wonderfully beautiful face,Mr Gray.It’s true.Don’t shake your head at me.And there’s nothing more important,more valuable than beauty.When your youth goes,your beauty will go with it.Then you’ll suddenly discover that your life is empty—there will be nothing to enjoy,nothing to hope for.Time is your enemy,Mr Gray.It will steal everything from you.People are afraid of themselves today.Afraid to live.But you,with your face and your youth,there’s nothing that you cannot do.You must live!Live the wonderful life that is in you!We can never be young again.Youth!Ah,there is nothing in the world as important as youth!’

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多里安·格雷听着、思考着。新思想装满了他的脑海。他感到奇特和不同。

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Dorian Gray listened and wondered.New ideas filled his head.He felt strange,different.

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这时巴兹尔在房间里叫他们。亨利勋爵转向多里安,“你高兴结识了我,格雷先生。”他说。

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At that moment Basil called them from the house.Lord Henry turned to Dorian.’You’re happy that you’ve met me,Mr Gray,’he said.

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“是的,我现在挺高兴。我想我会总是高高兴兴的,是吗?”

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’Yes,I’m happy now.Will I always be happy,I wonder?’

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“总会的!”亨利勋爵笑着。“多可怕的一句话!女人们总是这样说。这是什么意思呢?那就是重要的是今天。”

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’Always!’Lord Henry smiled.’What a terrible word!Women use it much too often.What does it mean?It’s today that is important.’

序号 英文/音标 中文解释 更多操作

Basil

[’bæzl]

n.1. 【植】罗勒属植物(叶香如薄荷用于调味)

good-looking

[ɡʊd’lʊkɪŋ]

adj.好看的;漂亮的

Harry

[’hæri]

vt.不断骚扰;打扰;侵扰;侵掠

bore

[bɔː(r)]

【1】 v.使厌烦 【2】 vt. 钻(孔);镗(孔);开凿

excite

[ɪk’saɪt]

vt.使兴奋;使激动;刺激;激起

felted

[’feltɪd]

v. 把 ... 制成毡(使 ... 粘结)

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