不流泪的

When you are not happy, I will accompany you to tears.

当你不开心的时候，我会陪你流泪。

When you are unhappy, I can accompany you to burst into tears.

当你不开心的时候，我会陪你流泪。

You are unhappy, I will accompany you to burst into tears.

当你不开心的时候，我会陪你流泪。

And be the one who catches all your tears.

并成为一个不让你流泪的人。

And if a poet writes of the sufferings of Niobe --the subject of the tragedy in which these iambic verses occur--or of the house of Pelops , or of the Trojan war or on any similar theme, either we must not permit him to say that these are the works of God, or if they are of God, he must devise some explanation of them such as we are seeking; he must say that God did what was just and right, and they were the better for being punished; but that those who are punished are miserable, and that God is the author of their misery-- the poet is not to be permitted to say; though he may say that the wicked are miserable because they require to be punished, and are benefited by receiving punishment from God; but that God being good is the author of evil to any one is to be strenuously denied, and not to be said or sung or heard in verse or prose by any one whether old or young in any well-ordered commonwealth.

如果诗人去描写尼俄柏丧尽儿女令石头也流泪的悲痛——这些悲剧主题在诸如此类的抑扬格诗歌中随处可见——或者去描写佩罗普斯王族的父子相残，或者去描写特洛伊战争之类的主题，那么我们不能允许诗人说这些残暴故事都是神造的孽，就算跟神有关，那也应该解释清楚来龙去脉；他应该说明神帮扶正义和真理，而那些罪人的下场都是罪有应得；而不是去描写受到惩罚的人是如何如何的悲惨，神则是炮制这些悲惨的罪魁祸首——我们是不会让诗人这么去胡编乱造的；然而诗人可以去描写邪恶之人其所以都会其悲惨的结局是因为他们必须遭受惩罚，并因他们接受神的惩罚而使大家受益匪浅；说神代表着善却又是恶的帮凶会遭到所有人的极力反对，诗文中就再也不要去传播、歌唱或者道听途说地去宣扬这些恶事了，秩序井然的联邦中人民不论老少都不应该听到这些恶事。

When you be not happy of time, I will accompany you to shed tears.

当你不开心的时候，我会陪你流泪。

No person deserves your tears, and who deserves them wan't make you cry.

没有人值的你流泪，值的你流泪的人是不会让你哭的

For now the shadow of a real trouble had come, the little books were full of help and comfort, and as they dressed, they agreed to say goodbye cheerfully and hopefully, and send their mother on her anxious journey unsaddened by tears or complaints from them.

穿衣的时候，她们约定要高高兴兴地跟母亲道别、不流泪、不诉苦，让她轻松上路。

More sorrowful than any woman alive, but realizing that this was no time for tears and that it would be impossible for her to carry away his entire body in order to give him a more proper burial (though had she been able, she would have wellingly done so), with a knife she cut his head from the shoulders as best she could and wrapped it in a cloth; then, after covering the rest of the body with earth, she gave thde head to her servant to carry, and without being seen by anyone, she left that place and returned to her home.

尽管她成了世界上最悲伤的女人，不过她明白，现在不是流泪的时候。她也不可能把他的尸体带走，好好地下葬（虽然如有可能，她会这样去做）。她用力尽可能完好地把他的脑袋从身上割下来，用旧布包好，然后用土把尸体重新埋好。她让女仆提着脑袋，神不知鬼不觉地返回家中。

And who deservers them won't make you cry.

值得你流泪的人是不会让你哭得。

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