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When next day at dawn Pierre saw his neighbour, his first impression of something round was fully confirmed; Platon's whole figure in his French military coat, girt round the waist with cord, in his forage-cap and bast shoes, was roundish, his head was perfectly round, his back, his chest, his shoulders, even his arms, which he always held as though he were about to embrace something, were round in their lines; his friendly smile and big, soft, brown eyes, too, were round.

当第二天清晨，皮埃尔看到自己的邻居时，关于圆的第一印象就完全得到了证实：普拉东身穿法军大衣，腰间系一条绳子，头戴制帽，脚穿草鞋，他的整个身形都是圆的，头完全是圆的，背、胸、肩膀，甚至连他那随时准备抱住什么的双手，都是圆圆的；愉快的笑脸，褐色的温柔的大眼睛，也是圆圆的。

The son of a father to whom history will accord certain attenuating circumstances, but also as worthy of esteem as that father had been of blame; possessing all private virtues and many public virtues; careful of his health, of his fortune, of his person, of his affairs, knowing the value of a minute and not always the value of a year; sober, serene, peaceable, patient; a good man and a good prince; sleeping with his wife, and having in his palace lackeys charged with the duty of showing the conjugal bed to the bourgeois, an ostentation of the regular sleeping-apartment which had become useful after the former illegitimate displays of the elder branch; knowing all the languages of Europe, and, what is more rare, all the languages of all interests, and speaking them; an admirable representative of the "middle class," but outstripping it, and in every way GRE ater than it; possessing excellent sense, while appreciating the blood from which he had sprung, counting most of all on his intrinsic worth, and, on the question of his race, very particular, declaring himself Orleans and not Bourbon; thoroughly the first Prince of the Blood Royal while he was still only a Serene Highness, but a frank bourgeois from the day he became king; diffuse in public, concise in private; reputed, but not proved to be a miser; at bottom, one of those economists who are readily prodigal at their own fancy or duty; lettered, but not very sensitive to letters; a gentleman, but not a chevalier; simple, calm, and strong; adored by his family and his household; a fascinating talker, an undeceived statesman, inwardly cold, dominated by immediate interest, always governing at the shortest range, incapable of rancor and of gratitude, making use without mercy of superiority on mediocrity, clever in getting parliamentary majorities to put in the wrong those mysterious unanimities which mutter dully under thrones; unreserved, sometimes imprudent in his lack of reserve, but with marvellous address in that imprudence; fertile in expedients, in countenances, in masks; making France fear Europe and Europe France!

他的父亲在历史上固然只能得到一个低微的地位，但他本人是值得敬重的，正如他父亲值得受谴责。他有全部私德和好几种公德。他关心自己的健康、自己的前程、自己的安全、自己的事业。他认识一分钟的价值，却不一定认识一年的价值。节俭，宁静，温良，能干，好好先生和好好亲王。和妻子同宿，在他的王宫里有仆从负责引导绅商们去参观他们夫妇的卧榻（在当年嫡系专爱夸耀淫风以后，这种展示严肃家规的作法是有好处的）。他能懂并且能说欧洲的任何种语言，尤其难得的是能懂能说代表各种利益的语言。他是&中等阶级&的可钦佩的代言人，但又超出了它，并且，从所有各方面看，都比它更伟大。他尽管尊重自己的血统，但又聪敏过人，特别重视自身的真实价值，尤其是在宗枝问题上，他宣称自己属于奥尔良系，不属于波旁系；当他还只是个至宁极静亲王殿下的时候，他俨然以直系亲王自居，一旦成了国王陛下，却又是个诚实的平民。在大众面前，不拘形迹，与友朋相处，平易近人；有吝啬的名声，但未经证实；其实，他原不难为自己的豪兴或职责而从事挥霍，但他能勤俭持家。有文学修养，但不大关心文采；为人倜傥而不风流，朴素安详而又坚强。受到家人和族人的爱戴，谈吐娓娓动听，是一个知过能改、内心冷淡、服从目前利益、事必躬亲、不知报怨也不知报德、善于无情地利用庸材来削弱雄才，利用议会中的多数来挫败那些在王权下面隐隐责难的一致意见。爱说真心话，真心话有时说得不谨慎，不谨慎处又有非凡的高明处。善于随机应变，富于面部表情，长于装模作样。

When he remains fully aware of his coming and going, his looking forward and his looking away, his bending and stretching, his wearing of his robe and carrying of his bowl, his eating and drinking, masticating and savoring, his defecating and urinating, his walking, standing, sitting, lying down, going to sleep or keeping awake, his speaking or being silent, then is he said to have clear comprehension.

当他完全知道他的来和去时，他希望朝前看和朝远看，他的弯曲和伸展，他身穿长袍带着碗，他吃和喝，咀嚼和品尝，他的排便和撒尿，他走，站，坐，躺，睡觉或保持清醒，他说或保持沉默，接着他说有清醒的理解。你要专注于用心，比丘，非常清楚的理解，因此我敦促你。

When he has taken his exercise and is drinking his tea or his beer and lighting his pipe; when, in his garden or by his fire, he sprawls in an aggressively comfortable chair; when well-washed and well-brushed, he resolutely turns in church to the east and recites the Creed without in the least implying that he believes one word of it; when he hears or sings the most crudely sentimental and thinnest of popular songs, unmoved but not disgusted; when he makes up his mind who is his best friend or his favorite poet; when he adopts a party or a sweetheart; when he is hunting or shooting or boating, or striding through the fields; when he is choosing his clothes or his profession—never is it a precise reason, or purpose, or outer fact that determines him; it is always the atmosphere of his inner man.

当他做运动时，喝茶或啤酒时，还有点燃他的烟斗时；当他在他的院子里或是在火炉旁，他大咧咧的坐进一个非常舒适的椅子；当梳理妥当，他毅然决然的朝东向教堂而去，他当众吟诵使徒教条，丝毫没有表达出对其中任何一个字的信服；当他听见或唱出最浑然天成，动人或稀薄无力的热门歌曲，并不为之所动也不感到嫌恶；当他决定谁是他最好的朋友和最喜爱的诗人；当他办场派对或和甜心女郎约会；当他去打猎或是射击或是划船，又或是横跨原野；当他选择要穿上身的衣服或是他的职业-这些从来都不是取决於一个绝对的理由，或是目标，或是任何外在因素；一直都是他的内在精神气度在做决定。

When he has taken his exericise and is drinking his tea or his beer and lighting his pipe;when,in his garden or by his fire,he sprawls in an aggressively comfortable chair;when well-washed and well-brushed,he resolutely turns in church to the east and recites the Creed (with genuflexions,if he likes genuflexions)without in the least implying that he believes one word of it;when he hears or sings the most crudely sentimental and thinnest of popular songs,unmoved but not disgusted;when he makes up his mind who is his best friend or his favourite poet;when he adopts a party or a sweetheart;when he is hunting or shooting or boating,or striding through the fields;when he is choosing his clothes or his profession —— never is it a precise reason,or purpose,or outer fact that determines him;it is always the atmosphere of his inner man.

在他锻炼完后，喝着茶或是啤酒，点起烟斗的时候；花园里或是炉火旁，敞着身躺在一张舒适的椅子上时；在他沐浴完，穿上体面的衣服，毅然决然得走进教堂，对着东面，（跪拜着，如果他喜欢如此的话）默念着使徒信经时候，即便那并不意味着他相信内中的每句话；当他听到或是吟唱那些极度煽情肤浅的流行歌曲时，不会为之感动却也不至于厌恶；当他决议谁是他最好的朋友，哪首诗是他的最爱的时候；当他去参加一个派对或是找女朋友的时候；当他打猎、射击、划船或是漫步在田野的时候；当他挑选着自己的衣服，或是自己的职业的时候。绝非有一个明确的理由，或是目的或是外在的事实在指导着他所做的事情，而往往是其内在，是驻在他内心的那个人主宰着他的种种行为。

On the day of trial, there was a great attendance at the court. Every audience was attentive to what he said. Mr. Mason used to be an athlete. But he had a dream of being an astronaut. In his mind, astronomy had atom theory were much more attractive than sports games. He paid attention to all kinds of space information. And he borrowed too much money to rent a spacecraft. But he hadn't paid off his debt yet. Mr. Mason gave assurance that his debts should be paid soon. His sincere attitude was so moving that he attained his freedom. But he attributed this to his attorney. After that, Mr. Mason worked in a store during the day. And he augmented his income by teaching in the evenings. He used tapes as aural material to teach English. By the end of that year, he paid off all his debt. So Mr. Mason decided to cross the Atlantic Ocean as a trip. He attached a label to his baggage then went aboard. It's a day of nice atmospheric pressure. He was astonished to feel the atmosphere of peace and calm on the sea. It reminded him of his dream again!

法院审判的那天许多人出席了每个听众都很留神他说的话梅森先生曾经个运动员但他的梦想成为一名宇航员他的概念中天文学和原子理论比体育比赛要有吸引力多了他注意各种各样的太空信息并且他借了太多的钱来租一条太空船但他迄今还没有还清债务梅森先生保证很快会还清他那诚恳的态度如此感人因此他获得了自由但他把这归于他的辩护律师那之后梅森先生白天在一家店里工作晚上则教书来增加收入他用磁带作为听觉教材来教英语在年底之前他付清了所有债务于梅森先生决定横渡大西洋来旅游他在行李上贴上一个标签后上了船那天气压很好他很惊讶地感觉到海上那种平和宁静的气氛这让他又想起了他的理想！

Some years ago i knew the chairman of a n american industrial company who was forced out of his post after a losing bitter takeover battle with a foreign conglomerate7）.this chairman,already in his 60s,could easily have moved on to a second career as a well－paid consultant,giving speeches,lecturing at business schools,and functioning as an eminence8） grise in his field.but losing his company rankled him——to the point where,within weeks of his departure,he announced that he had acquired control of a new company and planned to compete directly with his old company.i'm sure this decision was totally ego－driven;he wanted to show the world that he hadn't lost a step.unfortunately,running a start－up company is nothing like running a large organization.tasks that he could delegate to several layers of staff in his previous life were now his alone to do.without his old company's resources,he couldn't function at his best.

几年前，我认识一位美国工业公司的经理，他和一家外国联合企业展开一场相互吞并的竞争，结果失利被迫辞职。这位经理已是花甲之年，完全可以另辟蹊径，去做收入不菲的顾问，四处演讲，到商学院讲课，在他的领域当一个无冕之王。但失去他的公司使他气愤不已，以致他在离开几周之后就宣布他又买断了一家新公司，并打算直接与他过去的公司展开竞争。我敢担保这一决定纯属是受自尊心的驱使；他是想让人们瞧瞧，他没有失利。不幸的是，管理一家新公司和管理一个大企业完全是两码事。过去他可以把任务交给层层下属去做，如今他只得事必躬亲。没有了他过去公司的左右依仗，他无法发挥其才能。

Some years ago i knew the chairman of a n american industrial company who was forced out of his post after a losing bitter takeover battle with a foreign conglomerate7）.this chairman,already in his 60s,could easily have moved on to a second career as a well－paid consultant,giving speeches,lecturing at business schools,and functioning as an eminence8） grise in his field.but losing his company rankled him--to the point where,within weeks of his departure,he announced that he had acquired control of a new company and planned to compete directly with his old company.i'm sure this decision was totally ego－driven;he wanted to show the world that he hadn't lost a step.unfortunately,running a start－up company is nothing like running a large organization.tasks that he could delegate to several layers of staff in his previous life were now his alone to do.without his old company's resources,he couldn't function at his best.

不要老觉得你应对所有人说你受到了冤枉。你一旦被解雇--这里既指失去了工作，也指失去了当事人或主要客户--最常见的冲动是向全世界宣布你多少受到了委屈。人们觉得失业是对他们形象和自尊心的一次打击。为此在轻微的震惊之中，他们立即再度陷入同样的窘境，似乎以此就能向所有人表明他们仍未失去能力。换句话说，他们变得惊惶失措。他们不能退一步问问自己，是不是最初应该做那份工作，是不是喜欢和当事人打交道或为客户服务。几年前，我认识一位美国工业公司的经理，他和一家外国联合企业展开一场相互吞并的竞争，结果失利被迫辞职。这位经理已是花甲之年，完全可以另辟蹊径，去做收入不菲的顾问，四处演讲，到商学院讲课，在他的领域当一个无冕之王。但失去他的公司使他气愤不已，以致他在离开几周之后就宣布他又买断了一家新公司，并打算直接与他过去的公司展开竞争。我敢担保这一决定纯属是受自尊心的驱使；他是想让人们瞧瞧，他没有失利。不幸的是，管理一家新公司和管理一个大企业完全是两码事。过去他可以把任务交给层层下属去做，如今他只得事必躬亲。没有了他过去公司的左右依仗，他无法发挥其才能。

Dantès obeyed, and commenced what he called his history, but which consisted only of the account of a voyage to India, and two or three voyages to the Levant until he arrived at the recital of his last cruise, with the death of Captain Leclere, and the receipt of a packet to be delivered by himself to the grand marshal; his interview with that personage, and his receiving, in place of the packet brought, a letter addressed to a Monsieur Noirtier--his arrival at Marseilles, and interview with his father--his affection for Mercédès, and their nuptual feast--his arrest and subsequent examination, his temporary detention at the Palais de Justice, and his final imprisonment in the Chateau d'If.

于是唐太斯开始讲他自己的身世了，实际上只包含了一次到印度和几次到勒旺的航行，接着就讲到了他最后这次航行；讲到了莱克勒船长是如何死的；如何从他那儿接过一包东西并交给了大元帅；又如何谒见了那位大人物，交了那包东西，并转交了一封致诺瓦蒂埃先生的信；然后又如何到达了马赛，见到了父亲；他还讲了自己是如何与美塞苔丝相爱，如何举行他们的婚宴；如何被捕，受审和暂时押在法院的监牢里；最后，又如何被关到伊夫堡来。

The first part presents a comprehensive scene of the art environment in which Soutine was involved, the influences he received and his opinions on the problems he confronted. This is achieved by analyzing the relationships between his paintings and those of his contemporary as well as between his paintings and the classical art works in museums. The second part will, through his landscape, still life and portrait paintings, explore the forming of Soutine\'s characteristically expressive art language and the development of his art style, which integrated the modernism paintings with classical art elements. The third part will discuss the culture background of his art, the psychology of his creation and his techniques in order to point out" the intuitively expressionist nature "of his art. This part will also analyze the achievement of Soutine\'s art and its contribution to art history through critics\' opinions of him and his influences on other artists.

第一部分分析了苏丁绘画与同时代的艺术家的创作及博物馆中的经典作品的关系，尽力全面地描述苏丁在当时所面对的艺术环境，对其所受到的影响及面对的问题有所认识；第二部分分别从风景、静物、人物三个方面，从苏丁艺术自身的形成、发展来论述他在现代艺术的框架下，借助古典艺术以形成其独特的表现性语言的过程；第三部分从苏丁绘画的文化、心理以及艺术技巧等多个方面进行分析，指明其&富于直觉的表现主义&的特质，并通过批评家的评论与他对后来艺术家的影响来认识苏丁艺术的成就及在美术史上的作用。

They weren't aggressive, but I yelled and threw a rock in their direction to get them off the trail and away from me, just in case.

他们没有侵略性，但我大喊，并在他们的方向扔石头让他们过的线索，远离我，以防万一。

In slot 2 in your bag put wrapping paper, quantity does not matter in this case.

在你的书包里槽2把包装纸、数量无关紧要。