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And yet for thirteen years he has lived on the fat of the land; for five years he has been in Parliament…and every man in the city has been willing to shake hands with him.

可是13年来，他一直养尊处优；他当了5年议员……城里的人个个都想跟他握一握手。

IV. And in the eight-and-twentieth year of the reign of King Edward III, it was declared and enacted by authority of parliament, that no man, of what estate or condition that he be, should be put out of his land or tenements, nor taken, nor imprisoned, nor disinherited nor put to death without being brought to answer by due process of law.

以及，在爱德华三世国王统治的第二十八年，通过国会的权力宣称和颁布：未经法律正当程序审判，任何人，无论其财产或境况如何，都不得被驱逐，劫持，关押，剥夺继承权或处死。良好的人性，恰当的理性，和对上帝的信仰。规则的美在于简单，个性的美在于丰富，语言的美在于逻辑。

SOME 170 years ago, Alfred Tennyson, a future British poet laureate but then still in the flush of idealistic youth, wrote a rambling work called "Locksley Hall", in which he looked forward to a time when the nations of the world would abandon the madness of war to form a political federation, the parliament of man

170年前，荣膺未来英国诗人桂冠的的艾尔弗雷德·坦尼森（1809-1892，丁尼生诗人）在其充满理想的年轻时代写下了&Locksley Hall&这首诗。在诗中他期望人类能进入这样一个时代：世界上的国家放弃战争形成一大联邦政体，人类的议会

Then, one night, a servant girl witnesses Hyde brutally beat to death an old man named Sir Danvers Carew, a member of Parliament and a client of Utterson.

然后，一个晚上，一个婢女证人海德残酷殴打致死的老人名叫卡鲁爵士Danvers ，国会议员和一名客户Utterson 。

The general attitude towards the plan of a General Council may thus be summed up: the man who was pope through the greater part of the period, Clement VII (1523-34), was at heart consistently hostile; the cardinals and other officers of his Curia were, for quite other reasons, still more hostile; the German Catholics were eager for a council, but a council in which they would really matter, a council fashioned rather after the pattern of a parliament than General Councils have usually been; the Catholic kings who enter the story are Charles I of Spain (just lately become the emperor Charles V), the life-long champion of the council idea, and Francis I of France, its bitterest opponent.

一般的态度，该计划的一般性会议，因而可能概括起来就是：该名男子是教宗透过大部份的时期，克莱门特七（ 1523年至1534年），是在心上，始终敌对；枢机主教们和其他官员，他教廷人，为不少其他原因，仍然是更具敌意；德国的天主教徒们踊跃为一个议会，但议会中，他们真的会事项时，会过时，而之后的格局国会比一般的议会往往；天主教国王队的人进入这个故事是查尔斯本人西班牙（只是近来成为皇帝查尔斯五世），生命之久的冠军，安理会的想法，弗朗西斯本人法国，其痛苦的对手。

The general attitude towards the plan of a General Council may thus be summed up: the man who was pope through the greater part of the period, Clement VII (1523-34), was at heart consistently hostile; the cardinals and other officers of his Curia were, for quite other reasons, still more hostile; the German Catholics were eager for a council, but a council in which they would really matter, a council fashioned rather after the pattern of a parliament than General Councils have usually been; the Catholic kings who enter the story are Charles I of Spain (just lately become the emperor Charles V), the life-long champion of the council idea, and Francis I of France, its bitterest opponent.

一般的态度对待这项计划的总理事会因此，可概括为：谁该名男子是教宗通过大部份期间，克莱门特七世（ 1523年至1534年），是在心脏一贯敌视；红雀和主席团其他成员，他教廷是，相当其他方面的原因，更多的敌意；德国天主教徒渴望为安理会，但安理会，他们将真正的问题，而安理会的传统模式之后，超过了议会大会理事会通常；天主教谁进入国王的故事是查尔斯一世的西班牙（只是最近成为皇帝查理五世），终身冠军安理会的想法，弗兰西斯一世的法国，其激烈的对手。

New Members of Parliament take a long time to find their way about and it is unlikely that any one man has ever been everywhere.

新上任的议员要花不少时间来熟悉他们要走的路。至今都不可能有任何人走遍宫殿的各个地方。

When in November 1640 the Long Parliament succeeded the Short, Hobbes felt he was a marked man by the circulation of his treatise and fled to Paris.

1640年11月，长期议院取代了短期议院，由于他的著述的传播，霍布斯觉得自己是一个招风的大树，于是就逃到巴黎。

The proportion of freedom to necessity is decreased or increased, according to the point of view from which the act is regarded; but there always remains an inverse ratio between them. A drowning man clutching at another and drowning him, or a hungry mother starved by suckling her baby and stealing food, or a man trained to discipline who at the word of command kills a defenceless man, all seem less guilty—that is, less free and more subject to the law of necessity to one who knows the circumstances in which they are placed, and more free to one who did not know that the man was himself drowning, that the mother was starving, that the soldier was on duty, and so on.

一个先足落水的人，抓住另一个人，那人也要淹死了；或者，一个因为哺育婴儿而疲惫不堪的、饥饿的母亲，偷了一些食物；或者，一个养成遵守纪律习惯的人，在服役期间，遵照长官命令，杀掉一个不能自卫的人——在知道那些人所处的条件的人看来，似乎罪过比较小，也就是自由比较小，属于必然性法则的成分比较多；而在不知道那个人自己就要淹死、那个母亲在挨饿、那个士兵在服役等等的人看来，自由就比较多。

The man is before have no woman, again tired also say tired;Man after have woman even not tired, also say an oneself tired, the man hope the chatelaine presses the hands of that gentle and soft to massage for oneself, the man feels this is a kind of happiness.

男人在没有女人之前，再累也不说累；男人有了女人之后，即使不累，也说自己累，男人希望女人用压那温柔的的双手给自己按摩，男人觉得这是一种幸福。

We are in a good position to meet your requirements.

我们完全可以满足你方的需求。

We are all pervade d with a sense of disaster.

我们普遍有大祸降临的感觉。