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A notion of yourself, of the sort of a something that you suspect to inhabit and partially to control your flesh and blood body, you will encounter a walking bundle of superfluities: and when you mentally have put aside the extraneous things—your garments and your members and your body, and your acquired habits and your appetites and your inherited traits and your prejudices, and all other appurtenances which considered separately you recognize to be no integral part of you,—there seems to remain in those pearl-colored brain-cells, wherein is your ultimate lair, very little save a faculty for receiving sensations, of which you know the larger portion to be illusory.

如果你努力树立这样的一种概念，一种你怀疑是否存在，能否部分控制你的血肉之躯的自我概念，一大堆可有可无的多余东西会出现在你面前：接下来当你有意识的把这些身外之物——你的衣物，器官和身体以及你养成的习惯，胃口，所遗传到的特点和你的偏见，其它所有附属品，在你看来各自都不能称为你整体一部分的东西——搁在一边时，它们似乎还是残留在那些珍珠色的脑细胞当中，而你最终的藏身之地也在于此，只剩下很少的空间用以接收情感，而且你知道就这些情感，其中大部分还是不真实的。

If you will try to form a notion of yourself, of the sort of a something that you suspect to inhabit and partially to control your flesh and blood body, you will encounter a walking bundle of superfluities: and when you mentally have put aside the extraneous things-your garments and your members and your body, and your acquired habits and your appetites and your inherited traits and your prejudices, and all other appurtenances which considered separately you recognize to be no integral part of you,-there seems to remain in those pearl-colored brain-cells, wherein is your ultimate lair, very little save a faculty for receiving sensations, of which you know the larger portion to be illusory.

如果仅仅为了生存或单纯地为了换取身体的自由而给自己下一个连自己都无法信服的定义，这简直是画蛇添足毫无裨益。当你在思想上将一切身外之物，如衣着、亲友、肉体和后天形成的习惯、口味以及与生俱来的特质、偏见等等在你看来并非是自身必不可少的一部分而需额外费力劳心的东西，统统抛诸脑后，那么在你最后的精神家园----珍珠色的脑细胞中用来接纳感觉的空间就微乎其微了，因为你会发现所谓的感觉在很大程度上来讲只是一种幻想。

If you will try to form a notion of yourself, of the sort of a something that you suspect to inhabit and partially to control your flesh and blood body, you will encounter a walking bundle of superfluities: and when you mentally have put aside the extraneous things—your garments and your members and your body, and your acquired habits and your appetites and your inherited traits and your prejudices, and all other appurtenances which considered separately you recognize to be no integral part of you,—there seems to remain in those pearl-colored brain-cells, wherein is your ultimate lair, very little save a faculty for receiving sensations, of which you know the larger portion to be illusory.

假如你试图构造出一个&你自己&的概念，构造出你觉得是在占据并部分控制你血肉之躯的这么一个东西的概念，那你就会遇上&一副行走着的皮囊&要你处理：你在脑海里会想着把这些与&你自己&无关的东西——衣裳、四肢、躯体、后天习惯、口味、先天特征、个人成见、以及分离之后你认为不是构成&你&所必需的其他部件——通通剔除出去，剩下珍珠般灰白色的脑细胞，就是&你&的老窝，但是残存其中的，除了知觉功能，好像就所剩无几了。而你知道，知觉又多半是虚幻之象。

If you will try to form a notion of yourself, of the sort of a something that you suspect to inhabit and partially to control your flesh and blood body, you will encounter a walking bundle of superfluities: and when you mentally have put aside the extraneous things—your garments and your members and your body, and your acquired habits and your appetites and your inherited traits and your prejudices, and all other appurtenances which considered separately you recognize to be no integral part of you,—there seems to remain in those pearl-colored brain-cells, wherein is your ultimate lair, very little save a faculty for receiving sensations, of which you know the larger portion to be illusory.

当你在思想上将一切身外之物，如衣物、亲友、身体和后天形成的习惯、口味以及与生俱来的特质、偏见以及其它一切你认为不属于自己的东西，统统抛诸脑后，那么在你最后的精神家园----珍珠色的脑细胞中，用来容纳情感的空间就微乎其微了，而这种所谓的情感绝大部分也只是幻想。

If you will try to form a notion of yourself, of the sort of a something that you suspect to inhabit and partially to control your flesh and blood body, you will encounter a walking bundle of superfluities: and when you mentally have put aside the extraneous things—your garments and your members and your body, and your acquired habits and your appetites and your inherited traits and your prejudices, and all other appurtenances which considered separately you recognize to be no integral part of you,—there seems to remain in those pearl-colored brain-cells, wherein is your ultimate lair, very little save a faculty for receiving sensations, of which you know the larger portion to be illusory.

要想认清自我──认清那些你认为植于你体内，一定程度上控制着你血肉之躯的东西，你将会碰到一大堆与你随走随行的多余之物──衣物、四肢、躯干、积习、欲望、本性、偏见、以及其它一切身外之物。当你在思想上将这一切统统抛置一旁的时候，你最后的栖身之所就只有那珍珠色的脑细胞──仅存的一点获取感知的器官，而其中大部分不过是虚幻的意识。

I was in touch with great souls who exalted flesh and spirit over dollars and cents, and to whom the thin wail of the starved slum child meant more than all the pomp and circumstance of commercial expansion and world empire.

我接触到了那么伟大的人，他们推崇身心的美，鄙弃金钱；他们关心贫民区里饿得嗷嗷哭喊的小孩，多于商业扩张和世界帝国的壮伟。

I was in touch with great souls who exalted flesh and spirit over dollars and cents, and to whom the thin wail of the starved slum child meant more than all the pomp and circumstance of commercial expansion and world empire.

在这里，高尚的人们追求肉体和灵魂的欢愉，蔑视金银和纸币的铜臭。贫民区的孩子，饱受饥饿的折磨，发出的无力哀叹，撕揪着他们的心；商业扩张的盛典，世界帝国的浮华，他们却不屑一顾。

Supposing that one thousand Families in this City, would be constant Customers for Infants Flesh, besides others who might have it at Merry-meetings, particularly at Weddings and Christenings, I compute that Dublin would take off Annually about twenty thousand Carcasses, and the rest of the Kingdom (where probably they will be Sold somewhat Cheaper) the remaining eighty thousand.

假如我们城市的那一千个家庭都成为幼儿肉的长期消费者，不算那些在欢庆会——尤其是在婚宴和洗礼会上的，我算得都柏林每年将卖出两千具童尸，王国的其他地方(那些地方也许会卖得便宜一点)可以卖出余下的八千。

The band played on, and the swaying couples twisted like bobbing marionettes, to and fro, to and fro, across the great ball and back again, and it was not I who watched them at all, not someone with feelings, made of flesh and blood, but a dummy-stick of a person in my stead, a prop who wore a smile screwed to its face.

Daphne du Maurier， Rebecca 琴鼓声不绝于耳，舞池里双双对对的舞伴，像牵线木偶似地摆动扭曲着身子，转过来转过去，转过来转过去，从大厅的这头转到那头，又从那头转到这头；那个站在一旁冷冷静观的似乎不是我本人，并不是一个有血有肉，有感情的活人，而是一具借托我这形体的泥塑木雕，一具钉上了笑容的木头架子。

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。