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He also kept the Orsini and Colonna parties within the same limits in which he found them; and although there might be some chief among them ready to make a change, still two things restrained them: one, the greatness of the Church, which frightened them; the other, not having cardinals of their own, for they are the origin of the tumults among them.

他还 把奥尔西尼以及科隆纳两派的力量限定在一定的范围之内，不准他们越过雷池。在这两派势力中，也许有人蠢蠢欲动，想改变局势，但是有两种原因令他们望而却步：其一，教会过于强大，这叫他们害怕；其二，他们当中无人担任红衣主教的位置，因为这种职位是在他们中间制造混乱的根源。

She boiled them, and sifted them, and mixed them with eggs and sugar and milk and spice; then she lined some plate with puff paste, filled them with the mixture, and set them in the oven to bake.

她把它们煮熟了，然后滤成泥，加上鸡蛋、糖、奶和香料一起搅匀；然后她用泡芙面团擀出来一些面皮，把搅好的泥馅包在里面，再放进炉子去烤。

Take any race of animals, confine them in idleness, whether in a stye, a stable, or a state-room, pamper them with high diet, gratify all their sexual appetites, immerse them in sensualities, nourish their passions, let everything bend before them, and banish whatever might lead them to think, and in a few generations they become all body and no mind.

任何一种动物，把它们放在猪圈，马棚或者一个房间，让它们无所事事，给以美食，满足它们的性要求，给予它们各种享受，照顾它们的情绪，让所有其他的动物皆随顺它们，而且不要给予它们任何可以思考的条件，几代之后，它们将变得只有躯体没有头脑。

So yes, you can raise them and have them graze in green fields of grass and brush them every day, but when you ultimately put them in someone''s truck or on a livestock trailer, and they go to be slaughtered, I don''t care if you say a prayer before they''re slaughtered or if you simply send them into the slaughterhouse.

所以，是的，你可以饲养他们，在绿油油草地放牧和每天替他们刷毛，但是当你最终将他们放进别人的卡车或运牲畜的拖车里，拖去被宰杀时，我不管你在他们被宰杀前，是否有祈祷，或你只是将他们送到屠宰场。

"Before them fire sends destruction, and after them flame is burning: the land is like the garden of Eden before them, and after them an unpeopled waste; truly, nothing has been kept safe from them."

他们前面如火烧灭，后面如火焰烧尽。未到以前，地如伊甸园，过去以后，成了荒凉的旷野。没有一样能躲避他们的。

Before them fire sends destruction, and after them flame is burning: the land is like the garden of Eden before them, and after them an unpeopled waste; truly, nothing has been kept safe from them.

2：3 它们前面如火烧灭、后面如火焰烧尽，未到以前、地如伊甸园，过去以后、成了荒凉的旷野，没有一样能躲避它们的。

You can praise them, disagree with them, quote them, disbelieve them, glorify or vilify them.

你可以认可他们，也可以否认他们，质疑他们，颂扬抑或是诋毁他们

The Trojans led by him and by Iamenus, Orestes, Adamas the son of Asius, Thoon and Oenomaus, raised a loud cry of battle and made straight for the wall, holding their shields of dry ox-hide above their heads; for a while the two defenders remained inside and cheered the Achaeans on to stand firm in the defence of their ships; when, however, they saw that the Trojans were attacking the wall, while the Danaans were crying out for help and being routed, they rushed outside and fought in front of the gates like two wild boars upon the mountains that abide the attack of men and dogs, and charging on either side break down the wood all round them tearing it up by the roots, and one can hear the clattering of their tusks, till some one hits them and makes an end of them- even so did the gleaming bronze rattle about their breasts, as the weapons fell upon them; for they fought with great fury, trusting to their own prowess and to those who were on the wall above them.

就像这样，二位凭待自己的勇力和强健的臂膀，站候着高大的、正向他们迎面扑来的阿西俄斯，毫不退让。特洛伊人直冲而上，对着修筑坚固的护墙，高举着生牛皮做就的战盾，裂开嗓门呼喊，围拥在首领阿西俄斯身边，围拥在亚墨诺斯、俄瑞斯忒斯和阿西俄斯之子阿达马斯，以及俄伊诺毛斯和索昂的身旁。其时，墙内的拉丕赛人正极力催促胫甲坚固的阿开亚人保卫海船，但是，当他们看到特洛伊人正冲向护墙，而达奈人则惊叫着溃跑时，二位冲将出去，拼杀在门前，像两头野猪，在山上站等一群步步进逼的对手，骚嚷的狗和猎人，横冲直撞，连根掀倒一棵棵大树，撕甩出一块块碎片，使劲磨咬着牙齿，发出吱吱嘎嘎的声响，直到被人投枪击中，夺走它们的生命――就像这样，挡护他们胸肩的捏亮的铜甲承受着枪械的重击，发出铿锵的震响。

But I was not content with this Discovery; but having now more Courage, and consequently more Curiosity, I takes my Man Friday with me, giving him the Sword in his Hand, with the Bow and Arrows at his Back, which I found he could use very dextrously, making him carry one Gun for me, and I two for my self, and away we march'd to the Place, where these Creatures had been; for I had a Mind now to get some fuller Intelligence of them: When I came to the Place, my very Blood ran chill in my Veins, and my Heart sunk within me, at the Horror of the Spectacle: indeed it was a dreadful Sight, at least it was so to me; though Friday made nothing of it: The Place was cover'd with humane Bones, the Ground dy'd with their Blood, great Pieces of Flesh left here and there, half eaten, mangl'd and scorch'd; and in short, all the Tokens of the triumphant Feast they had been making there, after a Victory over their Enemies; I saw three Skulls, five Hands, and the Bones of three or four Legs and Feet, and abundance of other Parts of the Bodies; and Friday, by his Signs, made me under stand, that they brought over four Prisoners to feast upon; that three of them were eaten up, and that he, pointing to himself, was the fourth: That there had been a great Battle between them, and their next King, whose Subjects it seems he had been one of; and that they had taken a great Number of Prisoners, all which were carry'd to several Places by those that had taken them in the Fight, in order to feast upon them, as was done here by these Wretches upon those they brought hither.

我做出一想到这种罪恶勾当就要呕吐的样子。然后，我向他招手，叫他马上走开。他立即十分驯服地跟着我走了。我把他带到那小山顶上，看看他的敌人有没有走。我拿出望远镜，一眼就看到了他们昨天聚集的地方。但那些野人和独木舟都不见了。显然他们上船走了，并且把他们的两个同伴丢在岛上，连找都没有找他们。我对这一发现并不感到满足。现在，我勇气倍增，好奇心也随之增大。因此，我带了我的奴隶星期五，准备到那边看个究竟。我给了他一把刀，让他拿在手里，他自己又把弓箭背在背上--我已经了解到，他是一个出色的弓箭手。另外，我还叫他给我背一支枪，而我自己则背了两支枪。这样武装好之后，我们就向那些野人昨天聚集过的地方出发了，因为我很想获得有关那些野人充分的情报。一到那里，呈现在我面前的是一起惨绝人寰的景象，我血管里的血不由得都冰冷了，连心脏也停止了跳动。那真是一幅可怕的景象，至少对我而言实在惨不忍睹，可是对星期五来说，根本不当一回事。那儿遍地都是死人骨头和人肉，鲜血染红了土地；那大片大片的人肉，有的吃了一半，有的砍烂了，有的烧焦了，东一块西一块的，一片狼藉。总之，到处都是他们战胜敌人之后举行人肉宴的痕迹。我看到一共有三个骷髅，五只人手，三四根腿骨和脚骨，还有不少人体的其他部分。

But I was not content with this Discovery; but having now more Courage, and consequently more Curiosity, I takes my Man Friday with me, giving him the Sword in his Hand, with the Bow and Arrows at his Back, which I found he could use very dextrously, making him carry one Gun for me, and I two for my self, and away we march'd to the Place, where these Creatures had been; for I had a Mind now to get some fuller Intelligence of them: When I came to the Place, my very Blood ran chill in my Veins, and my Heart sunk within me, at the Horror of the Spectacle: indeed it was a dreadful Sight, at least it was so to me; though Friday made nothing of it: The Place was cover'd with humane Bones, the Ground dy'd with their Blood, great Pieces of Flesh left here and there, half eaten, mangl'd and scorch'd; and in short, all the Tokens of the triumphant Feast they had been making there, after a Victory over their Enemies; I saw three Skulls, five Hands, and the Bones of three or four Legs and Feet, and abundance of other Parts of the Bodies; and Friday, by his Signs, made me under stand, that they brought over four Prisoners to feast upon; that three of them were eaten up, and that he, pointing to himself, was the fourth: That there had been a great Battle between them, and their next King, whose Subjects it seems he had been one of; and that they had taken a great Number of Prisoners, all which were carry'd to several Places by those that had taken them in the Fight, in order to feast upon them, as was done here by these Wretches upon those they brought hither.

到了洞里，我给他吃了些面包和一串葡萄干，又给了他点水喝。因为我见他跑了半天，已经饥渴不堪了。他吃喝完毕后，我又指了指一个地方，做着手势叫他躺下来睡一觉。那儿铺了一堆干草，上面还有一条毯子，我自己有时也在上面睡觉。于是这个可怜的家伙一倒下去就呼呼睡着了。

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