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远离尘嚣|Far from the madding crowd

9 芭丝谢芭遇到一位英俊的士兵|Chapter 9 Bathsheba meets a handsome soldier

属类： 双语小说 【分类】世界名著 -[作者: 托马斯-哈代] 阅读：[15011]
简介：这部小说于1874年首次出版，立即畅销。故事发生在静谧的英国乡村的田野上、农场里。当时，人们收获靠手工，车靠马拉，他们的生活伴随着季节的变化而起伏。
当然，那安静的乡村世界早已成为过去，但是，那支配着人们生活的激情却丝毫未变。春去秋来，循环往复，爱却一如既往，猛烈地、不可阻挡地燃烧着。
美丽的芭丝谢芭·伊芙丁自己拥有农场，没有必要嫁人。但是，她无法永远阻挡爱情。那位牧人盖伯瑞尔·奥克，他对芭丝谢芭的默默的爱稳定持久;那位农场主伯德伍德，他人至中年，严肃庄重，从未尝过爱情滋味;那位托伊中士，他红色戎装，英俊年轻……芭丝谢芭虽然自信、独立，但是，爱的猛烈、爱的激情，她要学的东西还很多很多。
等级：五级
适合人群：初级、中级水平的英语学习者
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农场主们在剪羊毛的人剪完羊毛后，总要设宴款待他们一次。

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Farmers always gave a special supper to the sheep shearers when they had finished their work.

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今年，芭丝谢芭命令女仆们在院子里摆了一张长桌子，桌子的上端在屋子里。

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This year Bathsheba had ordered her maids to put a long table in the garden，with the top end of the table just inside the house.

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雇工们入了座，她在主座上坐下。这样，她和他们既坐在一起，又保持一点距离。

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The farm workers took their seats，and she sat at the top of the table，so that she was with them，but a little apart.

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在桌子的尾端空着一个位子。

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There was an empty place at the bottom of the table.

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起初，芭丝谢芭让盖伯瑞尔坐在那里，但伯德伍德刚好来了，抱歉地说他来晚了。

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At first she asked Gabriel to sit there，but just then Mr Boldwood arrived， apologizing for his lateness.

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"盖伯瑞尔，"芭丝谢芭说，"请你再动一下，让伯德伍德先生坐在那里好吗?"

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’Gabriel，’said Bathsheba，’will you move again please， and let Mr Boldwood sit there?’

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盖伯瑞尔默默地移到了另一个座位上。

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Gabriel moved away in silence to another seat.

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人们一边吃喝，一边唱着自己喜爱的歌曲，庆祝剪羊毛的结束。

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They all ate and drank，and celebrated the end of the sheep-shearing by singing their favourite songs.

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伯德伍德好像异常兴奋，

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Mr Boldwood seemed unusually cheerful，

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宴会快结束时，他离开他的座位，到位于起居室的桌子上端，和芭丝谢芭坐在了一起。

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and at the end of the meal he left his seat and went to join Bathsheba at her end of the table，just inside the sitting-room .

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天渐渐黑了，盖伯瑞尔和其他人都注意到伯德伍德看芭丝谢芭的样子。

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It was growing dark，but Gabriel and the other men could not avoid noticing how Boldwood looked at her.

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很显然，这位中年农场主坠入了情网。

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It was clear that the middle-aged farmer was deeply in love.

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过了一会儿，芭丝谢芭和她的雇工道别，关上了起居室的门和窗户。

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After a while Bathsheba said goodnight to her farm workers，and closed the sitting-room door and windows.

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现在，只剩下她和伯德伍德。他跪在她的面前，握住她的手。

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Now she and Boldwood were alone. Kneeling in front of her，he took her hands.

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"告诉我，告诉我你的决定!"他恳求地说。

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’Tell me，tell me what you’ve decided!’he begged.

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"我将尽量爱你，"她用颤抖的声音回答。

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’I’ll try to love you，’she answered in a trembling voice.

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"如果你觉得我会是一个好妻子，我会同意和你结婚。

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’And if you think I’ll make a good wife，I’ll agree to marry you

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可是，伯德伍德先生，任何女人在决定像婚姻这样的大事时，都会犹豫的。

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But，Mr Boldwood，any woman would hesitate before deciding on something as important as marriage.

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在我决定之前，你能等几个星期吗?"

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Could you wait a few weeks until I’m sure?’

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"我由于业务上的事会离开五、六个星期。

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’I’ll be away on business for five or six weeks anyway.

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你真的觉得那时你会……"

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Do you really think that by that time you will…’

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"我几乎敢肯定你在收割季节回来时，我就能答应和你结婚。

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’I feel almost sure that when you come back，at harvest time，I’ll be able to promise to marry you.

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不过，记住，我现在不能许诺。"

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But，remember，I can’t promise yet. ’

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"我不要求别的。我可以等待。晚安，伊芙丁小姐!"

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’I don’t ask for anything more. I can wait. Goodnight， Miss Everdene!’

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他们分手了。芭丝谢芭现在意识到她当初的举动是多么的轻率，她也明白他是多么深地爱着自己。

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And he left her. Bathsheba now realized how thoughtlessly she had behaved towards him，and understood how deeply he loved her.

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她对自己所犯的错误非常内疚，因此，想以与他结婚来惩罚自己。

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She was very sorry for her mistake and was therefore punishing herself by agreeing to marry him.

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那天晚上，她像通常一样到农场各处去查看是否所有的牲口都安然无恙。

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That evening she went round the farm as usual，lighting her lamp whenever necessary，to check that all the animals were safe.

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她不时地把灯点着。回去的时候，她沿着一条能通到她的屋子的小路走着。

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On her way back，she was walking along the narrow public path which led to her house.

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小路从树林中穿过，所以很黑。听到有脚步声走来，她有点吃惊。

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It was very dark there， among the trees，and she was a little surprised to hear some footsteps coming towards her.

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糟糕的是她与这位旅行者相遇的地方恰好是路上最黑的地方。

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It was unfortunate that she would meet the traveller at the darkest point of the path.

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她正要与那个黑色人影擦肩而过时，地面上有什么东西挂住了她的裙子，她只好站住。

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As she was about to pass the dark shape，something seemed to attach her skirt to the ground，and she had to stop

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"怎么了?我伤着你了吗，朋友?"一个男人的声音问。

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’What’s happened?Have I hurt you，friend?’a man asked.

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"没有，"芭丝谢芭说，使劲地扯裙子。

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’No，’said Bathsheba，trying to pull her skirt away.

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"噢，是一位女士!我靴子上的马刺把你的裙子缠住了。

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’Ah!You’re a lady!The spur on my boot has got tied up with your dress.

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你有灯吗?我给你照着。"

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Have you got a lamp?I’ll light it for you. ’

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灯光照在一个英俊的年轻人身上，他身穿大红色和金色相间的军装。

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The light from the lamp shone suddenly on a handsome young man in a bright red and gold army uniform.

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他赞赏地看着芭丝谢芭。

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He looked admiringly at Bathsheba.

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"谢谢你让我看到一张如此美丽的面庞!"他说。

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’Thank you for letting me see such a beautiful face!’he said.

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"我不想让你看我的脸，"她冷冷地说，红了脸。

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’I didn’t want to show it to you，’she said coldly， blushing.

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"请你赶快松开你的马刺!"他弯腰慢慢地拉他的靴子。

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’Please undo your spur quickly!’He bent down to pull rather lazily at his boots.

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"你把事情搞得更糟了，"她生气地指责，"让我在这儿呆这么久!"

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’You are making it even worse，’she accused him angrily，’to keep me here longer!’

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"噢，不，我没有那个意思，"土兵笑着说。

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’Oh no，surely not，’smiled the soldier. ’Don’t be angry.

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"别生气。我这样做就有机会向一位可爱的女人道歉，这是我很乐意做的。"

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I was doing it so that I could have the pleasure of apologizing to such a lovely woman. ’

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芭丝谢芭不知说什么好。

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Bathsheba had no idea what to say.

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她在想是否该拽出裙子，赶快走开，可她不想撕坏自己最好的裙子。

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She wondered whether to escape by pulling the material away，but did not want to tear her best dress.

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"我一生中见过许多女人，"年轻人盯着她，继续说，

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’I’ve seen many women in my life，’continued the young man，staring into her face，

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"但我从未见过像你一样漂亮的女子。

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’but I’ve never seen a woman as beautiful as you.

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我不在乎你是否生气，我说的是实话。"

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I don’t care if you’re offended，that’s the truth. ’

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"如果你不在意你惹了谁，那你是谁呢?"

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’Who are you，then，if you don’t care who you offend?’

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"威瑟伯里的人都认识我，我是托伊中士。

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’People know me in Weatherbury. My name’s Sergeant Troy.

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你看，裙子解开了!我真希望我和你能永远拴在一起!"

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Ah，you see，your skirt’s free now!I wish you and I had been tied together forever!’

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她迅速把裙子从马刺上拉开，沿着路跑回了屋里。

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She pulled her dress quickly away from his spurs，and ran up the path and into her house.

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第二天，芭丝谢芭从利蒂那里得知托伊中士所谓的父亲是一个医生，

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The next day she discovered from Liddy that Sergeant Troy’s supposed father was a doctor，

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人们说他真正的父亲是个贵族。

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but people said his real father was a nobleman.

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他在威瑟伯里长大，人人都知道他是个对女孩子有极大兴趣的年轻士兵。

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He had been brought up in Weatherbury，and was well known as a young soldier with a great interest in girls.

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对于一个像他这样明显地赞赏自己的人，芭丝谢芭不会生他的气。

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Bathsheba could not remain angry for long with someone who admired her as much as he obviously did.

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多么遗憾，伯德伍德在追求她时，一次也没提起她长得漂亮。

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It was unfortunate that Boldwood，when courting her，had forgotten to tell her，even once，that she was beautiful.

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托伊中士当然不是一般的人，

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Sergeant Troy was certainly an unusual man.

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他只管眼前，不考虑过去和将来。

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He lived only in the present，caring nothing for the past or the future.

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由于他从不期望什么，所以他也从未失望过。

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Because he never expected anything，he was never disappointed.

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对男人，他是讲真话的，但对女人，却从没有一句实话。

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To men he usually told the truth，but to women，never.

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他聪明，受过良好的教育，对自己在女人方面所取得的成功很自豪。

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He was intelligent and well-educated， and proud of his success with women.

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在剪完羊毛一、两周后，芭丝谢芭正在干草地里，她的雇工们正在割草。

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A week or two after the sheep-shearing，Bathsheba was in the hayfields，where her workers were cutting the hay.

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她很惊讶地看到马车后面走出一个红色的人影。

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She was surprised to see a bright red figure appear from behind a cart.

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托伊中士来到农场帮忙。

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Sergeant Troy had come to help on the farm.

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当年轻士兵走上前来和她讲话时，她红了脸。

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She blushed as the young soldier came to speak to her.

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"伊芙丁小姐!"他说。

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’Miss Everdene!’he said.

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"我没有意识到那天晚上和我讲话的是’卡斯特桥市场的女王’。

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’I didn’t realize it was the "Queen of Casterbridge market"I was speaking to the other night.

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我为自己当时露骨的表白道歉。

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I apologize for expressing my feelings so strongly to you then.

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当然，我在这儿也不是外人。

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Of course，I’m not a stranger here.

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我过去常帮你叔叔在农场干活，现在我帮你。"

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I often helped your uncle on the farm，and now I’m helping you. ’

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"既然如此，那我得谢谢你了，"卡斯特桥市场的女王不领情地说。

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’I suppose I must thank you for that，’replied the Queen of Casterbridge market rather ungratefully.

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"你因为那天晚上我对你说了实话生气了。

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’You’re cross because I was honest when I spoke to you that night.

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可我不能看着你，说你不漂亮!"

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But I couldn’t look at you，and say you aren’t beautiful!’

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"托伊中士，你在说谎!"芭丝谢芭为他聪明的谈话方式忍不住笑起来。

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’You are pretending，Sergeant Troy!’said Bathsheba，laughing in spite of herself at his clever way of talking.

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"没有，伊芙丁小姐，你一定要允许我说你是多么地漂亮!这有什么错呢?"

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’No，Miss Everdene，you must let me say how lovely you are!What’s wrong with that?’

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"有错，因为这不是真的，"她有点犹豫地说。

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’It’s wrong because-it isn’t true，’she said，hesitating.

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"你心里清楚人们都注意到你是多么的漂亮，难道不是吗?"

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’But you know that everybody notices how beautiful you are，don’t you?’

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"不，我只听利蒂说过人们都这么说，可是……"她不说了，

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’Well，no-that is，I’ve heard Liddy say they do，but…’She paused.

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她根本没想过跟这个士兵谈论这个，

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She had never intended to become involved in this kind of conversation with the soldier，

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是他设计让她回答这个问题。

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but somehow he had trapped her into replying.

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"谢谢你帮着割草，"她接着说。

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Thank you for helping the men with the hay， she continued.

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"别再跟我讲话了。"

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’But please don’t speak to me again. ’

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"欧，芭丝谢芭小姐!这太不近人情了!我在这儿呆不了多久。

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’Oh Miss Bathsheba!That’s too hard!I won’t be here long.

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我一个月后就要回军队去。"

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I’m going back to the army in a month. ’

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"我说话对你根本无所谓，不是吗?"

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’But you don’t really care about a word from me，do you?

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"不，伊芙丁小姐，我只听一声’早安’就满足了，

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’I do，Miss Everdene. Perhaps you think it’s foolish of me to want just a "good morning"，

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也许你觉得这样很傻，但你从未像我一样爱上一个你这样漂亮的女人。"

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but you have never loved a beautiful woman like yourself，as I do. ’

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"可你只是那天晚上才见到我!

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’But you only saw me the other night!

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我不信你这么快就会爱上我。

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I don’t believe you could fall in love so fast.

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我不想听你再说下去。

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I won’t listen to you any more.

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我希望我知道现在几点了。

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I wish I knew what time it was.

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我跟你呆的时间太长了。"

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I’ve spent too much time with you.

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"你没表吗，小姐?我给你一块，"

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’Haven’t you got a watch，miss?I’ll give you one，’

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他递给她一块沉甸甸的金表。

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and he handed her a heavy gold watch.

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"这块表属于一个贵族，我的父亲，是我继承的全部财产。"

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’That watch belonged to a nobleman，my father，and is all the inheritance I have. ’

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"托伊中士，我不能要这块表!

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’But Sergeant Troy，I can’t take this!

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这是你父亲的，而且如此珍贵!"芭丝谢芭惊恐地说。

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It’s your father’s，and so valuable!’said Bathsheba，horrified.

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"我爱我的父亲，这不假，可我更爱你。"

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’I loved my father，true，but I love you more. ’

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这个年轻人看着芭丝谢芭美丽、激动的面庞，不无真情地说。

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The young man was not pretending now，as he looked at Bathsheba’s beautiful，excited face.

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"你爱我，这会是真的吗?你根本就没见过我几次!请你把这块表拿回去!"

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’Can it be true，that you love me?You have seen so little of me!Please take it back!’

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"既然如此，我就不给你了，"他说，"它是证实我出身高贵的唯一的东西。

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’Well then，I’ll take it，’he said，’because it’s all I have to prove that I come of good family.

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我在威瑟伯里这段时期你会跟我讲话吗?

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But will you speak to me while I’m in Weatherbury?

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你会让我在你的地里干活吗?"

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Will you let me work in your fields?’

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"会的!也许不会，我不知道!唉，你为什么要来这样打扰我呢!"

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’Yes!Or no，I don’t know!Oh，why did you come and disturb me like this!’

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"也许是为了设陷阶，我把自己陷住了。

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’Perhaps，in setting a trap，I’ve caught myself.

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这种事情有时也会发生。再见，伊芙丁小姐!"

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Such things sometimes happen. Goodbye，Miss Everdene!’

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芭丝谢芭红着脸，差不多都要哭了，匆忙回到了家。她低声自语着，

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Blushing and almost crying，Bathsheba hurried home，whispering to herself，

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"唉，我都干了些什么?这意味着什么?

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’Oh what have I done?What does it mean?

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我希望我知道他说的有多少是真话!"

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I wish I knew how much of what he says is true!

序号 英文/音标 中文解释 更多操作

supper

[’sʌpə(r)]

n.晚饭

shearer

[’ʃɪərə]

n.剪羊毛的人;剪切机;滚齿刨煤机

lateness

[’leɪtnəs]

n.迟;晚

Goodnight

[ˌɡʊd’naɪt]

int.晚安;再见

thoughtless

[’θɔːtləs]

adj.没有考虑的;轻率的;粗心的;不体贴人的

footstep

[’fʊtstep]

n.脚步;脚步声;足迹

traveller

[ˈtrævlə]

n.旅客;旅行家

grind

[ɡraɪnd]

v.磨;压迫;碾碎;磨得吱吱响;逐渐停顿

spur

[spɜː(r)]

n.支脉;刺激;马刺;鞭策

blush

[blʌʃ]

n.脸红;羞愧

undo

[ʌn’duː]

v.解开;松开;取消

lazily

[’leɪzɪlɪ]

adv.懒惰地;慢吞吞地

angrily

[’æŋɡrəli]

adv.气愤地

Troy

[trɔɪ]

n.特洛伊(小亚细亚的古城);金衡;特洛伊(姓氏;男子名)

Sergeant

[’sɑːdʒənt]

n.中士;巡佐;军士;警官;(法庭或议会等地的)警卫官

nobleman

[’nəʊblmən]

n.贵族

past

[pɑːst]

a. 过去的;

ungrateful

[ʌn’ɡreɪtfl]

adj.忘恩负义的;不领情的

conversation

[ˌkɒnvə’seɪʃn]

n.谈话;会话

inheritance

[ɪn’herɪtəns]

n.遗传;遗产;继承;继承物

horrifyingly

[’hɒrɪfaɪ]

v.使恐惧;使惊骇;使反感

excite

[ɪk’saɪt]

vt.使兴奋;使激动;刺激;激起

Goodbye

[gʊdˈbaɪ]

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