We went out to the His paniola in a small boat. Mr Ar-row met us, and it was clear that he and the squire were very friendly .But things were not the same between Mr Trelawney and the captain. Captain Smollett seemed angry with everybody on board, and told us why.
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“我不喜欢这次航行,”他说,“我不喜欢这些人,我也不喜欢大副。”
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‘I don’t like this voyage,’he told us.‘I don’t like the men, and I don’t like my first officer.’
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“也许,先生,您不喜欢这条船?”乡绅不高兴地问道。
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‘Perhaps ,sir ,you don’t like the ship?’said the squire ,an-grily.
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“我还不能这么说,先生,我还没驾驶她,”船长回答。“船似乎不错。”
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‘I can’t say that ,sir ,as I haven’t yet sailed her, replied the captain.‘She seems a good ship.’
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“或许,先生,你对你的雇主不满意?”乡绅说。
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‘Possibly, sir, you don’t like your employer either? said the squire.
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“好,好,大家别争论了,”李甫西大夫说。他转向船长说:“你说你不喜欢这次航行,为什么?”
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‘Now, now, let’s not argue,’ said Dr Livesey. He turned to the captain.‘You say you don’t like this voyage,’ he said.‘Please explain.’
‘I was employed, sir,’said the captain,‘on secret orders ,and to sail this ship where that gentleman ordered me to sail it. Now I find every other man on this ship knows more than I do .I don’t call that fair, do you?’
‘Next,’said the captain, I learn we are going to look for treasure-hear it from my own crew! Now, I don’t like trea-sure voyages at the best of times, and I certainly don’t like them when they are secret. Also, a captain is usually allowed to choose his own crew.’
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“是这样,”大夫说。“你不喜欢埃罗吗?”
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‘That’s true, ’agreed the doctor.‘And you don’t like Mr Arrow?’
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“不是,先生,”船长斯摩列特说,“他对船员们非常友好。”
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‘No, sir, ’replied Captain Smollett.‘He’s too friendly with the crew.’
‘First of all, the men are putting the powder and weapons in the front of the ship,’said the captain.‘Now, you have a good place under the cabin .Why not put them there ?Second, you are bringing four of your own people. Let them sleep here be- side the cabin.’
‘Only one thing, sir, ’said the captain.‘There’s been too much talking already. I’ll tell you what I’ve heard. That you have a map of an island; that there’s crosses on the map to show where treasure is; and that the island is-’Then he told us the exact place.
‘The crew know it, sir,’replied the captain.‘I don’t know who has this map, but I want it to be kept secret ,even from me and Mr Arrow. If not ,I will ask you to let me leave the ship.’
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“你让我们保守秘密,”大夫说,“你把所有的武器都安置在我们附近。这就是说,你担心船上暴乱?”
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‘You want us to keep all this a secret,’said the doctor,‘and you want all the weapons and powder to be kept near us. In other words ,you fear a mutiny.’
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“我没这么说,先生,”斯摩列特船长说。“相信有暴乱的船长是不会出海的。”说完他走了。
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‘I did not say that ,sir,’replied Captain Smoll ett.‘No cap-tain could go to sea believing that.’And he went away.
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“屈利劳尼,”大夫说,“我认为你物色到了两个正直的人——船长和约翰·西尔弗。”
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‘ Trelawney, said the doctor, I believe you have managed to get two honest men on board-that man ,and John Silver.’
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“西尔弗,没错,”乡绅说。“至于船长,他根本不像个男人,更不像一个好海员!”
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‘Silver, yes,’ said the squire, ‘but the captain acts neither like a man, nor a good seaman!’
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“那么,”大夫说,“咱们走着瞧吧。”
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‘Well,’ said the doctor,‘ we shall see.’
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高个约翰来的时候我们正忙着搬火药和武器。他跳上船,像只灵巧的猴子,看着我们干活。
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We were moving the weapons and powder when Long John came aboard. The cook came up the side as quick as a monkey and saw what we were doing.
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“这是干什么?”他问。
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‘What’s this?’he wanted to know.
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“是我的命令,”船长冷冷地说。“你可以下去了,船员们该吃晚饭了。”
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‘My orders,’said the captain, coldly.‘You may go below, my man .The crew will want supper.’
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“是,先生,”厨子说,然后就离开了。
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‘Yes ,sir,’said the cook, and disappeared quickly.