有疑心的

I suspect some imprudence of Mr .

我疑心是弗半克林先生在欧洲大陆的时候，有什么不检点的行为。

The street doors of the housesare still closed, like stingy purses, and the night watchmen sportingshiny new gold braid on their caps look suspiciously at the traveler ashe goes by on his way to the station with his knapsack on his back andhis unworried, almost slouching walk.

临街的房子的门仍然关着，像是小气的钱包，戴着镶有崭新金边闪闪发光的帽子的守夜人疑心重重地盯着那个过路客，他正背着自己的背包走向车站，毫无担心的、漫不经心的走着。

But a few were either unsuspecting or vain enough to agree and so, for a brief period, I was allowed to indulge my natural nosiness – and get paid for it.

但有少数人答应了，他们要么是因为对我没有疑心，要么就是因为够虚荣。因此，在一段很短的时间里，我得以放纵自己爱管闲事的天性——同时还能因此获得报酬。

In the middle of these Cogitations, Apprehensions and Reflections, it came into my Thought one Day, that all this might be a meer Chimera of my own; and that this Foot might be the Print of my own Foot, when I came on Shore from my Boat: This chear'd me up a little too, and I began to perswade my self it was all a Delusion; that it was nothing else but my own Foot, and why might not I come that way from the Boat, as well as I was going that way to the Boat; again, I consider'd also that I could by no Means tell for certain where I had trod, and where I had not; and that if at last this was only the Print of my own Foot, I had play'd the Part of those Fools, who strive to make stories of Spectres, and Apparitions; and then are frighted at them more than any body.

天命难测，使人生显得多么光怪陆离，变化无穷啊！在不同的环境下，人的感情又怎样变幻无常啊！我们今天所爱的，往往是我们明天所恨的；我们今天所追求的，往往是我们明天所逃避的；我们今天所希翼的，往往是我们明天所害怕的，甚至会吓得胆战心惊。现在，我自己就是一个生动的例子。以前，我觉得，我最大的痛苦是被人类社会所抛弃，孤身一人，被汪洋大海所包围，与人世隔绝，被贬黜而过着寂寞的生活。仿佛上天认定我不足与人类为伍，不足与其他人交往似的。我当时觉得，假如我能见到一个人，对我来说不亚于死而复生，那将是上帝所能赐给我的最大的幸福，这种幸福仅次于上帝饶恕我在人间所犯的罪孽，让我登上天堂。而现在呢，只要疑心可能会看到人，我就会不寒而栗；只要见到人影，看到人在岛上留下的脚印无声无息地躺在那里，我就恨不得地上有个洞让我钻下去。

The split between the two groups can hardly be papered over.

这两个团体间的分歧难以掩饰。

This approach not only encourages a greater number of responses, but minimizes the likelihood of stale groupthink.

这种做法不仅鼓励了更多的反应，而且减少跟风的可能性。