A Little Princess
美音、自然拼读、分级阅读与词汇复习
In Part 12 of A Little Princess, the Indian gentleman’s monkey sneaks into Sara’s attic room, leading Sara to meet Ram Dass, her new neighbor’s Indian servant.
在"小公主"第12部中,印度绅士的猴子悄悄地走入了萨拉的阁楼房间,使萨拉见到了新邻居印度仆人拉姆·达斯.
Part Thirteen: The Other Side of the Wall hen one lives in a row of houses, it is interesting to think of the things which are being done and said on the other side of the wall of the very rooms one is living in.
第十三部分:墙上母鸡的另一边住在一排房子里, 思考一下正在做的事情,
Sara was fond of amusing herself by trying to imagine the things hidden by the wall which divided the Select Seminary from the Indian gentleman’s house.
Sara喜欢想象墙上隐藏的东西,
She knew that the schoolroom was next to the Indian gentleman’s study, and she hoped that the wall was thick so that the noise made sometimes after lesson hours would not disturb him.
她知道教室是印度绅士的书房旁边,她希望墙上很厚,以便有时在课后所制造的噪音不会打扰他.
“I am growing quite fond of him,” she said to Ermengarde; “I should not like him to be disturbed.
她对Ermengarde说,“我越来越喜欢他,我不希望他感到不安。
I have adopted him for a friend.
我收养他当朋友
You can do that with people you never speak to at all.
你可以这样做的人 你从来没有说话。
You can just watch them, and think about them and be sorry for them, until they seem almost like relations.
你可以看着他们, 想想他们, 为他们感到抱歉, 直到他们看起来几乎像关系。
I’m quite anxious sometimes when I see the doctor call twice a day.”
我有时很焦虑, “
“I have very few relations,” said Ermengarde, reflectively, “and I’m very glad of it.
Ermengarde反省地说, “我几乎没有什么关系,
I don’t like those I have.
我不喜欢那些我拥有的。
My two aunts are always saying, ‘Dear me, Ermengarde!
我的两个阿姨总是说:"亲爱的,埃尔门加德!
You are very fat.
你个胖子
You shouldn’t eat sweets,’ and my uncle is always asking me things like, ‘When did Edward the Third ascend the throne?’
我叔叔总是问我“第三世爱德华何时登上王位? " ; "
and, ‘Who died of a surfeit of lampreys?’
并且说:谁因灯火而死? " ; "
” Sara laughed.
萨拉笑了。
“People you never speak to can’t ask you questions like that,” she said; “and I’m sure the Indian gentleman wouldn’t even if he was quite intimate with you.
“你从未说过话的人不能问你这样的问题,”她说,“我相信印度先生即使与你相当亲密,也不会问。
I am fond of him.”
我很喜欢他 “
She had become fond of the Large Family because they looked happy; she had become fond of the Indian gentleman because he looked unhappy.
她喜欢大家族,因为他们看起来很快乐;她喜欢印度绅士,因为他看起来很不高兴.
He had evidently not fully recovered from some severe illness.
他显然没有从一些重病中完全康复。
In the kitchen—where the servants, through some mysterious means, knew everything—there was much discussion of his case.
在厨房里——仆人们通过某种神秘的手段,知道一切——对他的案件进行了很多讨论。
He was not an Indian gentleman really, but an Englishman who had lived in India.
他其实不是一位印度绅士,而是一位曾经生活在印度的英国人.
He had met with great misfortunes which had for a time so imperiled his whole fortune that he had thought himself ruined and disgraced forever.
他遭遇了巨大的不幸,这一段时间来,他危及了整个财富,以至于他认为自己被毁灭并永远羞辱。
The shock had been so great that he had almost died of brain fever; and ever since he had been shattered in health, though his fortunes had changed and all his possessions had been restored to him.
震撼很大,以至于他几乎死于脑热;自此他的健康被打碎了,虽然他的命运已经改变,他所有的财物都被恢复了.
His trouble and peril had been connected with mines.
他的麻烦和危险与地雷有关。
“ And mines with diamonds in ’em!”
“...... 还有钻石矿!
said the cook.
厨师说。
“No savin’s of mine never goes into no mines—particular diamond ones”—with a side glance at Sara.
" 没有Savin的矿井从未进入任何矿井 -- -- 特别钻石矿 " 。
“We all know somethin’ of them.”
" 我们都知道他们中的一些东西。 “
“He felt as my papa felt,” Sara thought.
Sara认为,
“He was ill as my papa was; but he did not die.”
“他和我爸爸一样生病;但他没有死。 “
So her heart was more drawn to him than before.
所以她的心比以前更吸引他
When she was sent out at night she used sometimes to feel quite glad, because there was always a chance that the curtains of the house next door might not yet be closed and she could look into the warm room and see her adopted friend.
当她晚上被送出时,她有时会感到相当的高兴,因为总是有可能隔壁的房子的窗帘还没有被关闭,她可以查看温暖的房间并见到她被收养的朋友.
When no one was about she used sometimes to stop, and, holding to the iron railings, wish him good night as if he could hear her.
当没有人说起她的时候,她有时会停下来, 拿着铁栏杆,祝他晚安,好象他能听到她一样。
“Perhaps you can feel if you can’t hear,” was her fancy.
“如果你听不见,你或许能感觉到,”是她的花样。
“Perhaps kind thoughts reach people somehow, even through windows and doors and walls.
“或许人们通过窗户、门和墙,不知何故有了善意的想法。
Perhaps you feel a little warm and comforted, and don’t know why, when I am standing here in the cold and hoping you will get well and happy again.”
或许你感到有点温暖和安慰, 不知道为什么, 当我站在寒冷中, “
“I am so sorry for you,” she would whisper in an intense little voice.
“我为你感到非常抱歉,”她会用强烈的声音低语。
“I wish you had a ‘little missus’ who could pet you as I used to pet Papa when he had a headache.
“我希望你有一个‘小太太',
I should like to be your ‘little missus’ myself, poor dear!
我想做你的"小太太",可怜的亲爱的!
Good night— good night.
边边
God bless you!”
上帝保佑你们!”
She would go away, feeling quite comforted and a little warmer herself.
她会走开,感觉很舒服 自己也有点温暖
Her sympathy was so strong that it seemed as if it must reach him somehow as he sat alone in his armchair by the fire, nearly always in a great dressing gown, and nearly always with his forehead resting in his hand as he gazed hopelessly into the fire.
她的同情是如此地强烈,以至于似乎必须到达他身上,因为他坐在他臂椅上被大火烧伤,几乎总是穿着一身伟大的穿衣服,几乎总是把额头放在他手里,他无望地凝视着大火。
He looked to Sara like a man who had a trouble on his mind still, not merely like one whose troubles lay all in the past.
他把萨拉看成一个仍然在想着一个麻烦的人,而不是仅仅像一个其烦恼都存在于过去的人.
“He always seems as if he were thinking of something that hurts him now,” she said to herself, “but he has got his money back and he will get over his brain fever in time, so he ought not to look like that.
她对自己说,“他似乎总是想着现在伤害他的东西”,“但他已经拿回了钱,而且他很快就会克服脑热,所以他不应该这样。
I wonder if there is something else.”
我想知道有没有别的东西。 “
If there was something else—something even servants did not hear of—she could not help believing that the father of the Large Family knew it—the gentleman she called Mr.
如果有别的事情——即使是仆人也听不到的话——她不能不相信大家族的父亲知道这一点——她所说的先生。
Montmorency.
蒙摩伦提.
Mr.
先生,请问...
Montmorency went to see him often, and Mrs.
蒙莫伦蒂经常去见他 夫人
Montmorency and all the little Montmorencys went, too, though less often.
蒙莫伦斯和所有的小蒙莫伦斯也去了,虽然很少.
He seemed particularly fond of the two elder little girls—the Janet and Nora who had been so alarmed when their small brother Donald had given Sara his sixpence.
他似乎特别喜欢两个年长的小女孩——珍妮特和诺拉,当他们的弟弟唐纳德把六便士送给了萨拉时,他们非常震惊.
He had, in fact, a very tender place in his heart for all children, and particularly for little girls.
事实上,他对于所有儿童,特别是小女孩,心中有一个非常温和的位置。
Janet and Nora were as fond of him as he was of them, and looked forward with the greatest pleasure to the afternoons when they were allowed to cross the square and make their well-behaved little visits to him.
珍妮特和诺拉都和他们一样喜欢他,在下午他们被允许穿过广场,很少有良好的行为来看他时,他们以最大的快感期待着.
They were extremely decorous little visits because he was an invalid.
他们非常装饰 很少的拜访 因为他是一名残疾人。
“He is a poor thing,” said Janet, “and he says we cheer him up.
珍妮特说,“他是个可怜的人,”他说,“他说,我们让他高兴起来。
We try to cheer him up very quietly.”
我们试着让他安静地振作起来 “
Janet was the head of the family, and kept the rest of it in order.
珍妮特是一家之主,并保持了其余的秩序.
It was she who decided when it was discreet to ask the Indian gentleman to tell stories about India, and it was she who saw when he was tired and it was the time to steal quietly away and tell Ram Dass to go to him.
是她决定当谨慎要求印度绅士讲述印度的故事时,正是她看见他疲惫时,是时候悄悄地去偷东西,让拉姆·达斯去找他.
They were very fond of Ram Dass.
他们很喜欢Ram Dass.
He could have told any number of stories if he had been able to speak anything but Hindustani.
如果他能说出除印度教以外的任何故事,他本可以讲出许多故事。
The Indian gentleman’s real name was Mr.
这位印度先生的真名是
Carrisford, and Janet told Mr.
Carrisford, 和珍妮特告诉先生。
Carrisford about the encounter with the little-girl-who-was-not-a- beggar.
Carrisford关于遇到一个小女孩 她不是乞丐
He was very much interested, and all the more so when he heard from Ram Dass of the adventure of the monkey on the roof.
他非常感兴趣,更是这样,当他从拉姆·达斯那里听说了猴子在屋顶上的冒险.
Ram Dass made for him a very clear picture of the attic and its desolateness—of the bare floor and broken plaster, the rusty, empty grate, and the hard, narrow bed.
拉姆·达斯为他描绘了阁楼及其荒凉的景象——赤地和破碎的石膏、生锈的、空的栅栏和坚硬的、狭窄的床。
“Carmichael,” he said to the father of the Large Family, after he had heard this description, “I wonder how many of the attics in this square are like that one, and how many wretched little servant girls sleep on such beds, while I toss on my down pillows, loaded and harassed by wealth that is, most of it—not mine.”
" Carmichael, " 他在听到这个描述后对 " 大家族 " 的父亲说, " 不知这个广场上有多少阁楼像那座阁楼,有多少可怜的小仆女睡在这样的床上,而我却扔在我的倒枕上,被大部分财富 -- -- 而不是我的财富 -- -- 所装载和骚扰。 “
“My dear fellow,” Mr.
“亲爱的朋友,”
Carmichael answered cheerily, “the sooner you cease tormenting yourself the better it will be for you.
卡迈克尔愉快地回答说,“你越快停止折磨自己越好。
If you possessed all the wealth of all the Indies, you could not set right all the discomforts in the world, and if you began to refurnish all the attics in this square, there would still remain all the attics in all the other squares and streets to put in order.
如果你拥有所有印度群岛的所有财富,你无法纠正世界上所有的不适之地,而如果你开始修复这个广场上的所有阁楼,那么其他所有广场和街道上的所有阁楼仍然会保留下来来整顿.
And there you are!”
你来了!”
Mr.
先生,请问...
Carrisford sat and bit his nails as he looked into the glowing bed of coals in the grate.
卡里斯福坐着咬了指甲 看着栅栏上发光的煤床
“Do you suppose,” he said slowly, after a pause—“do you think it is possible that the other child—the child I never cease thinking of, I believe—could be—could possibly be reduced to any such condition as the poor little soul next door?”
" 你猜, " 他慢慢地说,在暂停之后, " 你认为另一个孩子——我认为我从未停止过想的孩子——有可能被降格为隔壁那个可怜的小灵魂吗? “
Mr.
先生,请问...
Carmichael looked at him uneasily.
卡迈克尔不小心看着他
He knew that the worst thing the man could do for himself, for his reason and his health, was to begin to think in the particular way of this particular subject.
他知道,由于他的原因和身体状况,他对自己所能做的最糟糕的事情是开始对这一特定主题的特定方式去思考.
“If the child at Madame Pascal’s school in Paris was the one you are in search of,” he answered soothingly, “she would seem to be in the hands of people who can afford to take care of her.”
" 如果Pascal夫人在巴黎的学校里的孩子是你正在寻找的孩子的话, " 他松口地回答说, " 她似乎在那些能够照顾她的人的手中。 “
“They adopted her because she had been the favorite companion of their little daughter who died,” he added.
他补充说,“她们收养她是因为她是她们死去的小女儿最爱的同伴。”
“They had no other children, and Madame Pascal said that they were extremely well-to-do Russians.”
“他们没有其他子女,帕斯卡尔夫人说,他们是极善于工作的俄罗斯人。 “
“ And the wretched woman actually did not know where they had taken her!”
“...... 而那个可怜的女人却不知道他们把她带到哪里去!”
exclaimed Mr.
赞叹先生。
Carrisford.
卡里斯福德,你好吗?
Mr.
先生,请问...
Carmichael shrugged his shoulders.
迦弥勒灌顶起肩.
“She was a shrewd, worldly Frenchwoman, and was evidently only too glad to get the child so comfortably off her hands when the father’s death left her totally unprovided for.
" 她是一个精通世界的法国妇女,显然非常高兴在父亲的死亡使她完全得不到照顾时,使孩子如此舒适地离开她手中。
Women of her type do not trouble themselves about the futures of children who might prove burdens.
她这种类型的妇女不会为可能证明有负担的儿童的未来而困扰自己。
The adopted parents apparently disappeared and left no trace.”
被收养的父母显然失踪,没有留下任何痕迹。 “
“But you say ‘if ’ the child was the one I am in search of.
" 但你说‘如果'这个孩子是我要找的人。
You say ‘if.’
你说,如果。 " ; "
We are not sure.
我们不确定。
There was a difference in the name.”
名有相别. “
“Madame Pascal pronounced it as if it were Carew instead of Crewe—but that might be merely a matter of pronunciation.
“Pascal女士把它说成是Carew而不是Crewe,但这可能只是发音问题。
The circumstances were curiously similar.
情况很相似。
An English officer in India had placed his motherless little girl at the school.
一名在印度的英语军官将他无母的小女孩安置在学校.
He had died suddenly after losing his fortune.”
他失去财富后突然死去。 “
Mr.
先生,请问...
Carmichael paused a moment, as if a new thought had occurred to him.
卡迈克尔停顿了一会儿,好像他有了新的想法。
“ Are you sure the child was left at a school in Paris?
“...... 你确定孩子被留在巴黎的学校?
Are you sure it was Paris?”
你确定是巴黎吗? “
“My dear fellow,” broke forth Carrisford, with restless bitterness, “I am sure of nothing.
“亲爱的朋友,”以沉闷的怨恨冲出卡里斯福德,“我确信没有什么。
I never saw either the child or her mother.
我从来没有见过孩子或她的母亲。
Ralph Crewe and I loved each other as boys, but we had not met since our school days, until we met in India.
Ralph Crewe和我小时候就相爱了 但是我们从上学到印度才见过面
I was absorbed in the magnificent promise of the mines.
我被矿场的宏伟承诺所吸收
He became absorbed, too.
他也开始被吸收了
The whole thing was so huge and glittering that we half lost our heads.
整个事情是如此巨大和闪烁 我们一半失去了我们的头。
When we met we scarcely spoke of anything else.
当我们见面时,我们几乎不谈其他事情。
I only knew that the child had been sent to school somewhere.
我只知道孩子是被送去学校的
I do not even remember, now, how I knew it.”
我甚至不记得,现在,我是如何知道的。 “
He was beginning to be excited.
他开始兴奋起来。
He always became excited when his still-weakened brain was stirred by memories of the catastrophes of the past.
他总是兴奋 当他仍然疲惫的大脑 被过去灾难的记忆所唤起
Mr.
先生,请问...
Carmichael watched him anxiously.
卡迈克尔急着看着他
It was necessary to ask some questions, but they must be put quietly and with caution.
有必要提出一些问题,但必须悄悄谨慎地提出这些问题。
“But you had reason to think the school was in Paris?”
“但你有理由认为学校在巴黎? “
“Yes,” was the answer, “because her mother was a Frenchwoman, and I had heard that she wished her child to be educated in Paris.
“是的”,答案是“因为她的母亲是法国妇女,我听说她希望她的孩子在巴黎接受教育。
It seemed only likely that she would be there.”
看来她很可能在场 “
“Yes,” Mr.
“是”
Carmichael said, “it seems more than probable.”
Carmichael说,“似乎不可能。 “
The Indian gentleman leaned forward and struck the table with a long, wasted hand.
印度绅士向前倾斜并用长而浪费的手打出桌子.
“Carmichael,” he said, “I must find her.
他说,“Carmichael,”“我必须找到她。
If she is alive, she is somewhere.
如果她还活着 她就在某处
If she is friendless and penniless, it is through my fault.
如果她没朋友又没钱 那都是我的错
How is a man to get back his nerve with a thing like that on his mind?
一个人怎么能用那种东西回心转意?
This sudden change of luck at the mines has made realities of all our most fantastic dreams, and poor Crewe’s child may be begging in the street!”
矿井的运气突然改变, 使得我们所有最奇妙的梦想成为现实,
“No, no,” said Carmichael.
卡迈克尔说:“不,不,”
“Try to be calm.
“力求冷静。
Console yourself with the fact that when she is found you have a fortune to hand over to her.”
控制自己的事实,当她被发现时 你有一笔财富可以交给她。 “
“Why was I not man enough to stand my ground when things looked black?”
“当事情看起来很黑时,我为什么没有足够的人站起脚来? “
Carrisford groaned in petulant misery.
卡里斯福德在宠物的痛苦中呻吟.
“I believe I should have stood my ground if I had not been responsible for other people’s money as well as my own.
“我认为,如果我不为其他人的钱和我自己的钱负责,我本应该站稳脚跟。
Poor Crewe had put into the scheme every penny that he owned.
可怜的克鲁已经投入计划 他拥有的每一分钱。
He trusted me—he loved me.
他信任我 他爱我
And he died thinking I had ruined him—I—Tom Carrisford, who played cricket at Eton with him.
他死的时候以为我毁了他 汤姆·卡里斯福德 他和他一起在伊顿打板球
What a villain he must have thought me!”
他一定觉得我是个坏蛋! “
“Don’t reproach yourself so bitterly.”
“不要责备自己如此痛苦。 “
“I don’t reproach myself because the speculation threatened to fail—I reproach myself for losing my courage.
“我不责怪自己, 我责怪自己失去了勇气
I ran away like a swindler and a thief, because I could not face my best friend and tell him I had ruined him and his child.”
我像个骗子和小偷一样逃跑了 因为我不能面对我最好的朋友 告诉他我毁了他和他的孩子 “
The good-hearted father of the Large Family put his hand on his shoulder comfortingly.
心地善良的"大家族"之父将手放在肩膀上安慰地.
“You ran away because your brain had given way under the strain of mental torture,” he said.
“你逃跑是因为你的大脑在精神折磨的压力下屈服了。”
“You were half delirious already.
“你已经精神错乱了一半。
If you had not been you would have stayed and fought it out.
如果你不是的话 你就会留下来反抗的
You were in a hospital, strapped down in bed, raving with brain fever, two days after you left the place.
你在医院里,被绑在床上,发狂发作 脑发烧,两天后你离开了这个地方。
Remember that.”
记住这一点。 “
Carrisford dropped his forehead in his hands.
卡里斯福德把额头掉入了手中.
“Good God!
“上帝啊!
Yes,” he said.
是的,“他说。
“I was driven mad with dread and horror.
“我因恐惧和恐怖而发疯。
I had not slept for weeks.
我几周没睡了
The night I staggered out of my house all the air seemed full of hideous things mocking and mouthing at me.”
那天晚上,我错开 走出我的房子 所有的空气 似乎充满了可怕的东西 嘲笑和口对着我。 “
“That is explanation enough in itself,” said Mr.
“这本身就足以解释,”
Carmichael.
卡迈克尔
“How could a man on the verge of brain fever judge sanely!”
“一个濒临脑热的人怎么能理智地判断呢? “
Carrisford shook his drooping head.
卡里斯福德摇起他的下垂头.
“ And when I returned to consciousness poor Crewe was dead—and buried.
“...... 当我恢复意识时 可怜的克瑞死了 埋葬了
And I seemed to remember nothing.
我好像什么都不记得了
I did not remember the child for months and months.
我几个月都不记得那个孩子了
Even when I began to recall her existence everything seemed in a sort of haze.”
即使我开始想起她的存在... 似乎一切都在某种雾霾中 “
He stopped a moment and rubbed his forehead.
他停了一会儿并擦了额头.
“It sometimes seems so now when I try to remember.
“当我试着回忆时,现在似乎是这样。
Surely I must sometime have heard Crewe speak of the school she was sent to.
我一定有时间听到克瑞说她去的学校
Don’t you think so?”
难道你不这么认为吗? “
“He might not have spoken of it definitely.
“他可能没有确切地谈到这一点。
You never seem even to have heard her real name.”
你甚至从来没有听说过她的真名。 “
“He used to call her by an odd pet name he had invented.
“他曾经用他发明的奇特的宠物名字称呼她。
He called her his ‘little missus.’
他称她为"小太太" " ; "
But the wretched mines drove everything else out of our heads.
但可怜的地雷把其他东西都赶出了我们的脑海
We talked of nothing else.
我们什么都没说
If he spoke of the school, I forgot—I forgot.
如果他提到学校,我忘了,我忘了
And now I shall never remember.”
现在我永远不记得了 “
“Come, come,” said Carmichael.
卡迈克尔说:“来吧,来吧。”
“We shall find her yet.
“我们将找到她。
We will continue to search for Madame Pascal’s good-natured Russians.
我们将继续寻找帕斯卡尔夫人的善良俄罗斯人。
She seemed to have a vague idea that they lived in Moscow.
她似乎有一个模糊的想法,认为他们住在莫斯科.
We will take that as a clue.
我们会把这当作线索的
I will go to Moscow.”
我会去莫斯科 “
“If I were able to travel, I would go with you,” said Carrisford; “but I can only sit here wrapped in furs and stare at the fire.
Carrisford说,“如果我能够出行,我会和你一起去,”但是,我只能坐在这里被皮毛包裹并盯着火。
And when I look into it I seem to see Crewe’s gay young face gazing back at me.
我发现克鲁的同志年轻时,
He looks as if he were asking me a question.”
他好像在问我问题 “
“Sometimes I dream of him at night, and he always stands before me and asks the same question in words.
“有时我晚上梦见他,他总是站在我面前,用语言提出同样的问题。
Can you guess what he says, Carmichael?”
你猜他说什么,卡迈克尔? “
Mr.
先生,请问...
Carmichael answered him in a rather low voice.
卡迈克尔以相当低的声音回答他.
“Not exactly,” he said.
他说,“不完全是,”
“He always says, ‘Tom, old man—Tom—where is the little missus?’
" 他总是说:"汤姆,老头子——汤姆——小太太在哪里? " ; "
” He caught at Carmichael’s hand and clung to it.
“ 他抓住了卡迈克尔的手,紧紧抓住了它。
“I must be able to answer him—I must!”
“我必须能够回答他——我必须!”
he said.
他说。
“Help me to find her.
“帮助我找到她。
Help me.”
帮帮我 “
On the other side of the wall Sara was sitting in her garret talking to Melchisedec, who had come out for his evening meal.
在墙的另一边,Sara坐在她的外衣里,与Melchisedec交谈,Melchisedec是出来吃晚饭的。
“It has been hard to be a princess today, Melchisedec,” she said.
她说,“梅尔希泽克,今天很难成为公主。”
“It has been harder than usual.
“这比往常困难。
It gets harder as the weather grows colder and the streets get more sloppy.
天气变冷 街道变得草率
When Lavinia laughed at my muddy skirt as I passed her in the hall, I thought of something to say all in a flash— and I only just stopped myself in time.
当拉维尼亚在大厅里通过她时笑起我的泥巴裙时,我突然想出一些话来——我只是及时阻止了自己.
You can’t sneer back at people like that—if you are a princess.
如果你是公主,
But you have to bite your tongue to hold yourself in.
但你必须咬你的舌头 以保持自己。
I bit mine.
我咬了我的东西
It was a cold afternoon, Melchisedec.
这是一个寒冷的下午,梅尔希泽克。
And it’s a cold night.”
并且这是一个寒冷的夜晚。 “
Quite suddenly she put her black head down in her arms, as she often did when she was alone.
突然间,她把黑头放入怀中,就像她独自一人时经常那样.
“Oh, Papa,” she whispered, “what a long time it seems since I was your ‘little missus’!”
"哦,爸爸,"她低声说道:"从我成为你的"小太太"到现在,似乎已经很久了!
This was what happened that day on both sides of the wall.
那天在墙两侧发生的事情就是如此。
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