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These contemporary observations and descriptions present Tubman at once in her ordinariness and her extraordinariness, render her as both real and impossibly heroic, and offer us the best opportunity to begin to understand how and why Harriet Tubman ''rocked the world.

这些当代的评论和描述同时呈现了塔布曼的平凡和不凡，使她显得既真实又难以置信地英雄化，并为我们提供了最好的机会，让我们开始了解哈丽雅特·塔布曼是怎样去"震撼世界"的，以及她为何会"震撼世界"。

Perhaps my mom thought that I would inherently understand the historical and biological context connecting Harriet Tubman and me and conclude that the captivity of humans by humans was evil.

也许我妈妈认为，我生来就懂得有关 Harriet Tubman 与我的历史的和生物学的背景，并得出结论，人类囚禁人类是罪恶的。

Catherine Clinton's ''Harriet Tubman: The Road to Freedom'' is much less richly researched and less detailed, but draws on the extensive historical writing of recent years about slavery and Civil War to place Tubman's life within its times -- through descriptions of the black Philadelphia in which she found herself after her escape in 1849, of the history of the Underground Railroad, of the impact and aftermath of the Fugitive Slave Law of 1850, of the experiences of war in the coastal South.

凯瑟琳·克林顿的《哈丽雅特·塔布曼：通往自由之路》（Harriet Tubman： The Road to Freedom）在充分调查和细节方面所做的工作要少得多，但是凭籍近年来对奴隶制和内战的大量历史著作，这本书把塔布曼的生平置身于它的那个时代中——通过对费城黑人的描述（1849年她逃跑后在那里找到了自我），还有有关"地下铁道"的历史，1850年逃亡奴隶法的冲击和后果，南方沿海的战争感受。

One of the most famous "conductors" on the Underground Railroad was Harriet Tubman (an "Amazing American"), a former slave who escaped from Maryland.

地下铁道中最为着名的随车服务员之一就是海丽特塔布曼(Harriet Tubman ：详见「会见传奇人物」)，她也是一位自马里兰州脱逃成功的前奴隶。

To find, as Jean M. Humez seeks to do in ''Harriet Tubman: The Life and the Life Stories,''''the private woman whose life has virtually disappeared behind the heroic public icon,'' is no small challenge.

就像琼·M·Humez在《哈丽雅特·塔布曼：她的生平和有关她生平的故事》（Harriet Tubman： The Life and the Life Stories）中试图想做的那样，去查询"一个其生平实质上已消失在英雄化了的公众偶像背后的民间女子"并非很小的挑战。

THE Post Office has issued not one but two Harriet Tubman stamps; the National Standards for United States History have named Tubman as a figure who should be familiar to students by the fifth grade; Google lists more than 90,000 entries under her name; Amazon.com offers more than 1,200 results in its book category, including one entitled ''Girls Who Rocked the World ... From Harriet Tubman to Mia Hamm.

邮政总局发行的哈丽雅特·塔布曼邮票，不止1 枚而是2 枚；《美国历史国家标准》认为学生在五年级之前就该熟悉塔布曼；Google网站在她的名字下列出多于9000个条目；亚马逊网上书店为有关她的书籍提供了超过1200个搜索结果，包括一本被冠名以《震撼世界的女孩们……从哈丽雅特·塔布曼到米娅·哈姆》的书籍。

These contemporary observations and descriptions present Tubman at once in her ordinariness and her extraordinariness, render her as both real and impossibly heroic, and offer us the best opportunity to begin to understand how and why Harriet Tubman ''rocked the world.

这些当代的评论和描述同时呈现了塔布曼的平凡和不凡，使她显得既真实又难以置信地英雄化，并为我们提供了最好的机会，让我们开始了解哈丽雅特·塔布曼是怎样去&震撼世界&的，以及她为何会&震撼世界&。

Catherine Clinton's ''Harriet Tubman: The Road to Freedom'' is much less richly researched and less detailed, but draws on the extensive historical writing of recent years about slavery and Civil War to place Tubman's life within its times -- through descriptions of the black Philadelphia in which she found herself after her escape in 1849, of the history of the Underground Railroad, of the impact and aftermath of the Fugitive Slave Law of 1850, of the experiences of war in the coastal South.

凯瑟琳·克林顿的《哈丽雅特·塔布曼：通往自由之路》（Harriet Tubman： The Road to Freedom）在充分调查和细节方面所做的工作要少得多，但是凭籍近年来对奴隶制和内战的大量历史著作，这本书把塔布曼的生平置身于它的那个时代中——通过对费城黑人的描述（1849年她逃跑后在那里找到了自我），还有有关&地下铁道&的历史，1850年逃亡奴隶法的冲击和后果，南方沿海的战争感受。

One of the most famous "conductors" on the Underground Railroad was Harriet Tubman (an "Amazing American"), a former slave who escaped from Maryland.

地下铁道中最为著名的随车服务员之一就是海丽特塔布曼(Harriet Tubman ：详见「会见传奇人物」)，她也是一位自马里兰州脱逃成功的前奴隶。

To find, as Jean M. Humez seeks to do in ''Harriet Tubman: The Life and the Life Stories,''''the private woman whose life has virtually disappeared behind the heroic public icon,'' is no small challenge.

就像琼·M·Humez在《哈丽雅特·塔布曼：她的生平和有关她生平的故事》（Harriet Tubman： The Life and the Life Stories）中试图想做的那样，去查询&一个其生平实质上已消失在英雄化了的公众偶像背后的民间女子&并非很小的挑战。

As she looked at Warrington's manly face, and dark, melancholy eyes, she had settled in her mind that he must have been the victim of an unhappy attachment.

每逢看到沃林顿那刚毅的脸，那乌黑、忧郁的眼睛，她便会相信，他一定作过不幸的爱情的受害者。

Maybe they'll disappear into a pothole.

也许他们将在壶穴里消失