月亮和六便士 第五十八章(1)

Chapter 58 第五十八章 The time came for my departure from Tahiti. 我离开塔希提的日子已经到了。 According to the gracious custom of the island, presents were given me by the persons with whom I had been thrown in contact 根据岛上好

月亮和六便士 第四十一章(7)

I was silent for a while. 我沉默了一会儿。 What did you expect her to do when you left her? 你离开她以后想到她要做什么吗？ She could have gone back to Stroeve, he said irritably. He was ready to take her. 她满可以回到施特

月亮和六便士 第四十一章(4)

I had often wondered why that ill-assorted pair had married, but just that explanation had never occurred to me. 原先我就一直奇怪，这一对无论从哪一方面讲都不相配的人是怎么凑到一块儿的，但是我从来没有想过竟会

月亮和六便士 第四十一章(3)

Why should I? he asked. 为什么我要内疚？ Let me put the facts before you. You were dying, and Dirk Stroeve took you into his own house. He nursed you like a mother. 让我把事情的经过向你摆一摆。你病得都快死了，戴尔克施特

月亮和六便士 第四十一章(2)

The writer is more concerned to know than to judge. 作家更关心的是了解人性，而不是判断人性。 There was in my soul a perfectly genuine horror of Strickland, and side by side with it a cold curiosity to discover his motives. 我的灵

月亮和六便士 第三十三章(1)

Chapter 33 第三十三章 Two or three days later Dirk Stroeve called on me. 两三天以后，戴尔克施特略夫来找我。 I hear you've seen Blanche, he said. 听说你见到勃朗什了？他说。 How on earth did you find out? 你怎么会知

月亮和六便士 第三十一章(3)

I begged Stroeve to behave more wisely. 我劝说施特略夫放聪明一些。 His want of spirit was exasperating. 他这样没有骨气叫旁观的人都气得要命。 You're doing no good at all by going on like this, I said. 你这样下去一点

月亮和六便士 第三十章(1)

Chapter 30 第三十章 But the bed I made up for myself was sufficiently uncomfortable to give me a wakeful night, and I thought a good deal of what the unlucky Dutchman had told me. 但是我给自己安设的床铺却很不舒服，整整一夜我也

月亮和六便士 第二十五章(6)

I was a little impatient with her; I had not suspected that she was so neurotic a woman. 我对她有些不耐烦。我没想到她是这样神经质的女人。 Then I heard Stroeve's voice again. It seemed to break oddly on the silence. 接着我又听

月亮和六便士 第二十五章(4)

My love, it's not you who would shirk a little trouble. 亲爱的，你不是那种怕麻烦不肯伸手帮忙的人。 If he comes here, I shall go, said Mrs. Stroeve violently. 如果他到这里来，我就走，施特略夫太太气冲冲地说。

月亮和六便士 第二十四章(4)

Haven't you got a match, you fool? 你没有火柴吗，你这笨蛋？ Strickland's voice, coming out of the darkness, harshly, made me start. 从黑暗里传来思特里克兰德的呵斥的声音，把我吓了一跳。 Stroeve cried out. Oh, my G

月亮和六便士 第二十四章(3)

Stroeve accompanied me unwillingly. 施特略夫心有不甘地跟在我后面。 His own plan was to run up and down the streets that led out of the Avenue de Clichy and ask at every house if Strickland lived there. 他本来打算在同克利舍路相

月亮和六便士 第二十四章(1)

Chapter 24 第二十四章 Shortly before Christmas Dirk Stroeve came to ask me to spend the holiday with him. 圣诞节前不久，戴尔克施特略夫来邀请我同他们一起过节。 He had a characteristic sentimentality about the day and wan

月亮和六便士 第五十章(2)

I told Tiare the story of a man I had known at St. Thomas's Hospital. 我给蒂阿瑞讲了一个我在圣托玛斯医院认识的人的故事。 He was a Jew named Abraham, a blond, rather stout young man, shy and very unassuming; but he had remarka

月亮和六便士 第五十三章(2)

The pareo is a long strip of trade cotton, red or blue, stamped with a white pattern. 所谓帕利欧就是一长条印着白色图案的红色或蓝色的棉布， It is worn round the waist and hangs to the knees. 围在腰上，下面搭在膝盖上

月亮和六便士 第五十二章(1)

Chapter 52 第五十二章 I suppose the next three years were the happiest of Strickland's life. 我想，这以后的三年是思特里克兰德一生中最幸福的一段日子。 Ata's house stood about eight kilometres from the road that runs ro

月亮和六便士 第五十一章(5)

Well, he agreed to that. 他同意这样做。 Ata continued to do the housework, and I gave him his meals as I said I would. 爱塔仍然给我干活儿，我叫思特里克兰德在我这里吃饭，像我答应过的那样。 I taught Ata to make

月亮和六便士 第四十九章(3)

Tiareher father had called her by the name of the white, scented flower which, they tell you, if you have once smelt, 蒂阿瑞这是一种香气芬芳的白花，她父亲给她起的名字。这里的人说，只要你闻过这种花香， will alw

月亮和六便士 第四十九章(2)

She was the best cook on the island, and she adored good food. 她是岛上最好的厨师，对美馔佳肴有很深的爱好。 From morning till night you saw her sitting on a low chair in the kitchen, surrounded by a Chinese cook and two or three

月亮和六便士 第四十七章(7)

One night Captain Nichols and Strickland were sitting in one of the bars of the Rue Bouterie. 一天晚上，尼柯尔斯船长和思特里克兰德正坐在布特里路的一家酒吧间里。 The Rue Bouterie is a narrow street of one-storeyed hous