Sheriff’ s Golden Arrow
美音、自然拼读、分级阅读与词汇复习
Introduction To protect themselves from the ruling lords who hunted them as outlaws and robbers, Robin Hood and his band of Merry Men lived in hiding deep within the heavily wooded Sherwood Forest.
导言 为了保护自己免受作为不法之徒和被劫匪追杀的统治领主的追捕,罗宾·汉和他所组成的"梅里门"(Merry Men)一行人就躲入了茂密的林地舍伍德森林深处.
While the conditions of this outdoor life could be difficult, the men felt a strong kinship with the trees, birds, and other animals of their realm.
虽然这种户外生活的条件可能很困难,但男人们却觉得与他们的地盘上的树木,鸟类和其他动物有着很强的亲缘关系.
More than a hundred men strong, the band had built sturdy shelters of bark and logs to keep out the rain and cold.
一百多个人强壮,乐队已经建造了坚固的树皮和原木掩体来挡住雨和寒冷.
When the weather was mild enough, they slept outdoors on deerskins, under the stars.
当天气足够温和时,他们睡在室外的鹿皮上,在星星下.
They did not mind the lack of soft beds or tables and chairs.
他们并不介意缺少软床或桌子和椅子。
They cooked their meals over a roaring fire and ate together, sitting on the ground or on fallen logs.
他们用咆哮的火煮饭,并一起吃,坐在地上或倒下木上.
Robin’s men had assorted backgrounds and histories.
罗宾的手下有着不同的背景和历史。
Once, they had been common men who worked their farms or plied their skilled trades in freedom.
有一次,他们是普通人,在农场工作,或从事熟练的自由行业。
But most had lost their homes, farms, and even their families, to the cruel laws, policies, and taxations under which the entire country now suffered as a conquered land.
但是,大部分人因为残酷的法律、政策和税收而丧失了家园、农场,甚至丧失了家庭,而现在整个国家作为被征服的土地遭受了这些残酷的法律、政策和税收。
Each man was devoted to Robin Hood’s heartfelt cause and readily obeyed his every request, and each had sworn to protect the poor and landless, as well as women and children, with their very lives.
每个男人都献身于罗宾汉的真诚事业,并愿意服从他的每一项要求,每个男人都宣誓以自己的生命保护穷人和无地者以及妇女和儿童。
Robin needed only to sound a note on his horn, and the men would appear, ready for the next task.
Robin只需要在喇叭上发出音符 男人们就会出现 准备下个任务
These hearty men were the best archers, wrestlers, and swordsmen in all of England, but every one of them knew that Robin Hood was the best archer in the land.
这些心地善良的人是全英格兰最优秀的射手,摔跤手和击剑手,但所有人都知道罗宾汉是全地最优秀的射手.
Times were dire in England since the French had conquered the country.
自从法国人征服了这个国家之后,英格兰的时代是严峻的.
The greedy men who now governed had ruled harshly for many years, without mercy or understanding, for their own benefit.
现在治理的贪婪之人,多年来为了自己的利益,在没有怜悯或谅解的情况下,进行了严厉的统治.
The English monarch, King Richard, had been far away at war for many years and had no knowledge of how his people were treated in his absence.
英国君主理查国王在战争中已经远走高飞多年,对于自己人民在他缺席时受到的待遇一无所知.
And so, to mount a campaign against the effects of these unjust laws and crippling taxes, Robin had become an outlaw.
因此,为了发起一场反对这些不公正法律的影响和苛捐杂税的运动,罗宾成为了一名违法者.
His reasoning and tactics were simple: he would steal back what had been stolen from the people.
他的推理和策略很简单:他会从人们那里偷回被偷走的东西.
To this end, Robin Hood’s men would stop and rob wealthy travelers who ventured along the forest roads.
为此,罗宾汉的手下会拦住并抢劫沿着森林道路冒险的富人.
Or they would lure unsuspecting lords and tax collectors with the promise of a grand feast in the forest.
或以林中盛大宴会之约而诱取无所疑心的领主和收税人.
When the lords came to dine, Robin’s men would empty their guests’ bulging purses, taking back the gold the lords had stolen from the people.
当领主们来吃饭时,罗宾的手下会掏出宾客膨胀的钱包,取回领主们从人们那里偷来的黄金.
To his enemies, Robin and his men were outlaws and robbers; to the common folk whom they helped, they were beloved heroes.
对于他的敌人,罗宾和他的部下都是不法分子和强盗;对于他们帮助的普通百姓来说,他们是被爱戴的英雄.
The Sheriff of Nottingham The Sheriff of Nottingham hated Robin Hood and hated the people who revered him.
诺丁汉郡长 诺丁汉郡长 讨厌罗宾汉 恨那些敬重他的人
His anger fueled his smoldering rage and sometimes clouded his judgment.
他的愤怒激起他沉闷的愤怒,有时也模糊了他的判断.
He wanted nothing more than to catch Robin Hood and hang him publicly, but, time after time, Robin escaped capture.
他只想抓Robin Hood并公开绞死他,但一段时间后Robin逃脱了被俘.
The Sheriff only grew angrier and more spiteful each time he was outwitted.
警长每次被愚弄 只会变得更加愤怒和愤怒
Once, he had sent a stout guard with a warrant to arrest Robin Hood.
有一次,他派出了一名有搜查令的哨兵逮捕罗宾汉.
Robin met the guard on the road and invited him to a feast in the forest.
罗宾在路上遇见了警卫,邀请他去森林的宴会.
The amiable guard ate so much that he fell asleep and, while the guard slept soundly, Robin stole the warrant right out of his pocket!
可爱的警卫吃了这么多 他睡着了 警卫睡得还好 罗宾从口袋里偷走了搜查令
Without a warrant, the guard couldn’t arrest Robin Hood and his men, and he had to go back to the Sheriff empty-handed—but well fed.
他不得不空手回到警长那里,
On another day, the Sheriff had tried to trap Robin Hood’s band by luring them out to hunt the king’s own deer.
在另一天,警长试图通过引诱罗宾汉的乐队去猎取国王自己的鹿来困住他.
V enison, deer meat, was one of Robin Hood’s favorite foods, but the deer of Sherwood Forest were considered the personal property of the king, and for common people to hunt them was forbidden by law.
V Enison,鹿肉,是罗宾汉最喜爱的食物之一,但雪伍德森林的鹿被认为是国王的个人财产,而对于普通人去猎取它们被法律所禁止.
Commoners caught poaching deer in the forest were hanged.
在森林被捕到的偷猎鹿被绞死
When young Will Scarlet shot a stag and went to retrieve it, the Sheriff’s men jumped up from their hiding places to capture him.
当年轻的威尔·斯嘉丽开枪打出一头鹿去取回它时,警长的手下从他们的藏身地跳出来抓他.
They rained arrows down upon Will, but Will was quick and escaped unhurt.
他们倒下箭头 威尔,但威尔很快逃脱了,没有受伤.
Scores of Robin Hood’s men, who had been in hiding nearby, returned the attack with their own arrows—but their aim was much better.
罗宾的分数 Hood的手下躲在附近,他们用自己的箭还击,但目标要好得多。
Many of the Sheriff’s men were wounded so, outskilled and outnumbered, they fled.
郡长的很多手下受伤了, 技术不高,人数又多, 他们逃走了。
But the most humiliating defeat for the Sheriff had occurred right in his own home.
但郡长最丢脸的失败 发生在他自己家里
Robin had disguised himself as a butcher, and Robin’s right- hand man, Little John, wore the clothes of a servant.
罗宾伪装成屠夫,而罗宾的右手男子"小约翰"也穿了仆人的衣服.
In the Sheriff’s home—right under his nose—the two outlaws robbed him of his best silver dinner plates.
在警长的家中(在他眼皮底下),两名歹徒抢走他最好的银色晚餐盘子。
Little John left in the middle of the night, taking the silver plates with him, but Robin Hood remained in the Sheriff’s home, still disguised as a butcher.
小约翰在半夜离开,带着银牌,但罗宾汉仍然留在警长的家中,仍然伪装成屠夫.
The next day, he escorted the Sheriff out into the countryside under the pretense of showing him a herd of cattle he wanted to sell cheaply.
第二天,他把警长护送出乡,假借给他看一头他想廉价出售的牛群.
The greedy Sheriff followed along, unwittingly, right to the edge of Sherwood Forest.
贪婪的警长不知不觉地紧随其后,直入舍伍德森林的边缘.
Suddenly, Robin blew a signal on his horn and the Merry Men appeared, surrounded the stunned Sheriff, and drove off his hapless guards.
突然,罗宾在喇叭上吹了个信号,而"Merry Men"出现,包围了被惊吓的警长,并赶走了不幸的守卫.
Deep in the woods, they sat him down at a delicious feast—served on the Sheriff’s own stolen silver plates!
在树林深处,他们让他坐在一个美味的宴会上,
After the feast, Robin Hood sent the Sheriff home, humiliated but unharmed.
宴会后,罗宾汉将警长送回家来,羞辱了却没有受到伤害.
For no matter how cruelly the Sheriff was treating other people, the Merry Men were political outlaws, not murderers.
不管郡长对待别人有多残忍 快乐男是政治不法分子 不是杀人犯
Being sent home with his life intact did nothing to soften the resolve of the furious Sheriff.
带着他的生命平安无事地被送回家 丝毫没有软化愤怒的警长的决心
He vowed again to capture and hang the hated Robin Hood.
他再次发誓要抓捕并绞死被讨厌的罗宾汉.
On another occasion, the Sheriff did manage to catch three of Robin Hood’s men.
在另一个场合,警长确实设法抓住了罗宾汉的三个手下.
The Sheriff planned to hang the men publicly in the town square of Nottingham as warning to others who might want to help Robin Hood.
警长计划在诺丁汉镇广场公开绞死这些人,以警告其他可能想帮助罗宾汉的人.
But Robin and his forest band came to the rescue of their comrades.
但是罗宾和他的森林乐队来到了他们的战友的营救.
His Merry Men disguised themselves as townsfolk and took places amongst the crowd, while Robin dressed as the hangman.
他的快乐 男人伪装成乡下人,在人群中占据了位置,而罗宾则以"绞刑"的身份出道.
He wore all black, with a hood hiding his face.
他全身是黑色的 有头罩遮住他的脸
As the well- disguised Robin walked his captured men toward the gallows, he secretly placed weapons in their hands as he cut the ropes that bound their wrists.
当伪装好的罗宾将被俘虏的人走向绞刑架时,他把武器秘密地放在他们手中,当他割去绑住他们手腕的绳子时.
Robin Hood and all of his men then fought their way out of the square and back to safety in Sherwood Forest.
Robin Hood和他的手下随后在Sherwood森林里奋战出广场并返回安全地带.
All the townspeople present that day saw that Robin had outsmarted the Sheriff once again.
那天在场的所有镇民都看到 Robin再次比警长聪明多了
Every evening, the Sheriff paced before his enormous fireplace and complained to his wife, the Lady of Nottingham.
每天晚上,警长在他巨大的壁炉前步入,向他的妻子诺丁汉夫人抱怨.
He railed about the stupidity of his guards.
他担心他的守卫的愚蠢
He racked his brain, trying to think of a way to catch the thief, once and for all.
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“I’ve got it,” said the Sheriff one evening.
警长说,
“By trickery I’ll catch the knave.
“通过诡计,
I’ll hold a great archery festival, and hither will come the finest archers in all of England to shoot for the prize I’ll create—a gold-covered arrow.
我将举办一个伟大的射箭节,
Surely, this will draw out Robin Hood and his men, and I will have them.”
当然,这将会引出罗宾汉和他的手下, 而我会得到他们。 “
The Archery Festival When news of the great archery festival reached Sherwood Forest, the people were very excited.
箭术节 当大射箭节的消息传到舍伍德森林时,人们非常兴奋.
Robin Hood and his men were indeed drawn to the Sheriff’s contest— how could they resist?
Robin Hood和他的手下确实被吸引参加郡长的比赛,
It would have been very hard for the finest archers in the land to let others compete for the honor of winning the contest while they could only watch in secret.
这片土地上最优秀的弓箭手们会很难让其他人争夺赢得比赛的荣誉,而他们只能秘密观看.
But wisely, they realized they couldn’t wear the familiar green suits they wore to camouflage themselves in the forest.
但明智的是,他们意识到他们不能穿着熟悉的绿色西装去森林中伪装。
They knew that if the Sheriff or his men recognized them in the crowd they would be seized by the guards and thrown in the dungeon of Nottingham Castle.
他们知道,如果警长或他的手下在人群中认出他们,他们就会被警卫抓住并被扔入诺丁汉城堡的地牢.
Instead they chose to attend the festival in various disguises.
相反,他们选择以各种伪装参加节日。
Some dressed as barefoot monks, some as traders, others as farmers and peasants.
有的穿成赤脚和尚,有的穿成商人,有的穿成农民和农民.
Robin Hood was the hardest to recognize, for he was dressed from head to toe in the tattered rags of a poor beggar.
Robin Hood是最难认出的 因为他穿得像一个可怜的乞丐一样 从头到脚
So the brave Robin Hood left for the contest concealed in the ragged clothes of a beggar, and his men left by separate routes, each in his own disguise.
于是勇敢的罗宾汉去参加比赛, 隐藏在一个乞丐的破烂衣服中, 他的部下离开 由不同的路线,
They found the field where the contest was to be held a wondrous sight.
他们发现比赛的场地 将举行一个奇妙的场景。
Workers had set up rows and rows of benches for the viewers to sit on.
工人们建立了一排一排的长椅,供观众坐上.
Festive glee filled the hearts of the people in the crowd, and they had donned their finest attire for the day.
欢快的欢乐充满了人群中的人们的心声,他们已经为今天捐献了最好的服装.
All the wealthy lords were dressed lavishly, like brilliant birds of paradise strutting in the sun.
所有富有的领主都穿着豪华的外衣,就像辉煌的天堂鸟儿在阳光下站起脚来.
The Sheriff had on purple velvet while his lady wore blue velvet, both trimmed with pure white fur.
警长穿着紫色天鹅绒 他的女士穿着蓝天鹅绒 都用纯白色的皮毛修剪
They wore broad gold chains around their necks that reflected their great prosperity.
他们的脖子上戴着宽阔的金链,这反映了他们的伟大繁荣。
Even though Robin was well disguised, his loyal men were worried and begged him not to go.
虽然Robin伪装得很好,但忠心的人却很担心并恳求他不要去.
“’Tis a trap for the Sheriff to lure thee to thy death,” warned Little John.
小约翰警告说,“这是郡长引诱你走向死亡的陷阱。”
Will Scarlet agreed.
威尔·斯嘉丽同意了
“The Sheriff o’ Nottingham and his guards shall know thee by thy gold locks and by thine eyes, even if thou put on such rags.
" 诺丁汉郡长和他的卫兵,必以你的金锁和你的眼睛来认识你,即使你穿上了这些破布。
Please, please do not go to the contest, Robin.”
请不要参加比赛,罗宾 “
Robin Hood just laughed at his band’s worried concern for him.
罗宾 Hood只是嘲笑他的乐队担心他。
“Why, as to my yellow hair, I can color it with walnut stain.
“为什么,关于我的黄发,我可以用核桃的污点来涂色。
As to my eyes, I can cover one with a patch so that my face’ll not be seen in the crowd.
我的眼睛可以用补丁遮住,
I’ll look different enough.
我看起来已经足够不同了。
The Sheriff and his guards do not frighten me— in fact, a bit of danger will make it all the more jolly.”
警长和他的警卫不会吓倒我 事实上 危险会让事情变得更快乐 “
The Sheriff sat uneasily, looking high and low for Robin Hood, searching every face closely while, unnoticed and unrecognized, Robin stood in his beggar’s clothes not ten feet from the Sheriff’s ornate chair.
警长坐得不易, 看着Robin Hood高而低, 仔细搜遍每张脸,
The Sheriff fumed in his eagerness.
警长的急切性很强
Robin would come, he was certain.
Robin会来的 他很确定
The targets had been set up eighty yards away from where the archers were to stand—so distant that it was difficult to make out the circles clearly.
目标是在离弓箭手站在那里80码远的地方设置的——如此之远,很难清楚地确定圈子。
In the first round, dozens of archers took turns shooting just one arrow, and many missed the target completely and were eliminated.
在第一轮中,数十名弓箭手轮流只射出一箭,许多人完全错过了目标并被淘汰.
The ten archers who scored best were then allowed to shoot two arrows each.
10名射出最好成绩的弓箭手随后被允许各射出两支箭.
From those ten men, the three best archers would qualify for the final competition.
从这10人中,3名最佳射手将获得决赛资格.
Each finalist would then have three more shots and the golden prize would go to the archer whose arrow hit nearest to the center of the target.
每名决赛选手再打出三枪 金奖将投给射手 射出最接近目标中心的箭头
Finally, it was time for the ten best archers to vie for the prize.
最后,是十名最佳射手 参加颁奖典礼的时候了
The Sheriff glared at the ten men.
警长朝这十个人闪闪发光
“Fie!
“Fie! (法语)
Where can he be?
他能跑到哪里来?
I felt certain that Robin Hood would be amongst these final archers,” he grumbled to the guard at his side.
我觉得Robin Hood肯定会成为最后的射手,“他向身边的警卫抱怨。
“Could not one of these men be Robin Hood in disguise?”
“这些人中不可能有人伪装成罗宾汉吗? “
“Nay, sir, ” said the man-at- arms.
“是的,先生,”有人说“有武装”。
“Six of them I know well; they are the best archers in England.
“我很清楚其中六个人;他们是英国最好的射箭手。
There’s Gill o’ the Red Cap, Diccon Cruikshank, Adam o’ the Dell, William o’ Leslie, Hubert o’ Cloud, and Swithin o’ Hertford.
有Gill O ' the Red Cap、Diccon Cruikshank、Adam o ' the Dell、William o ' Leslie、Hubert o ' Cloud和Sinne o Hertford。
As to the other four, one is too tall, one is too short, and one is too lean to be Robin Hood.
至于其他四个,一个太高了,一个太短了,一个太瘦了,不能做罗宾汉.
That leaves only the ragged beggar, and too dark is his hair and beard to be Robin Hood, and he is blind in an eye.
这只留下了被打乱了的乞丐,而他的发型和胡子太暗了,不能当罗宾汉,他的眼睛是瞎了的.
Robin Hood has stayed away, hiding in Sherwood Forest.”
Robin Hood一直躲在舍伍德森林里 “
The guard was glad Robin hadn’t fallen for the trap, for he didn’t want to see Robin harmed.
保护者很高兴Robin没有落入陷阱,
Robin Hood had friends in many places, and even the Sheriff’s own guards had helped him get away many times.
罗宾汉在多地有朋友,甚至连警长自己的警卫也多次帮助他逃脱.
And so the tattered, unknown beggar won the prized gold-covered arrow that day.
于是被打倒了,不知名的乞丐在那天赢得了被所珍视的被金封的箭.
But as he handed the prize to him, the Sheriff had a scrunched and sour face and was deep in tortured thought.
但当他把奖品交给他时,警长的脸被弄得一团糟和酸透了,深陷了被折磨的思想.
“Thou art the greatest archer I have ever seen,” he said.
他说:“你是我见过的最伟大的射手。”
“Even better than that coward Robin Hood, who dared not show his face this day.
“比那个胆小鬼罗宾汉还要好,他今天不敢露出脸来。
Come join my service, then, and I shall pay thee well.”
加入我的队伍吧 我会好好付你钱的 “
“Nay, I will not,” said the ragged stranger, firmly, as he quickly walked away with the arrow.
" 不,我不会,"那个被困住的陌生人说:"当他迅速带着箭走去的时候,我坚决地说.
As he left, the Sheriff’s words were running circles in Robin’s mind.
当他离开时,警长的话在Robin的心目中流传出。
“I cannot bear for him to think I am a coward,” he said to Little John.
他对小约翰说,
“I wish the Sheriff to know that it was I who won his fine gold-covered arrow today.”
“我希望郡长知道,今天是我赢得了他的精美的被金盖的箭。 “
The ten top archers now lined up, aimed, and let their quills fly.
10个顶尖的弓箭手现在排成一行,瞄准,让他们的 qui飞来.
The crowd gasped as each arrow struck near the center of the target.
人群在每支箭射入目标中心附近时都喘气.
When the time came for the last three archers to raise their bows, Gill o’ the Red Cap’s first arrow struck only an inch from the center.
当最后三名弓箭手举起弓箭的时候,Gill o ' the Red Cap's 第一支箭从中央只打出一英寸.
His second and third were even closer.
他的第二次和第三次更亲近。
Applause and cheers rose from the benches.
欢呼和欢呼从长椅起.
Then Robin Hood, who looked to everyone like the poorest beggar in England, stepped forward and pulled back his bow.
之后,Robin Hood像英国最贫穷的乞丐一样向所有人看齐后,挺身而出并拉回了自己的弓.
He stood there a moment, as a breeze blew by, then shot his arrow—straight into the very center!
他站在那一瞬间,一阵微风吹过,然后就把箭射入正中;
The crowd gasped and then cheered wildly.
人群喘气后狂欢.
Adam o’ the Dell still had yet to shoot, but instead he unstrung his bow.
亚当·奥德尔(Adam o' the Dell)至今仍未射击,
“An archer for forty years I’ve been,” said the man, “and I’ll ne’er do better ‘n that.”
”这位男子说,“我已经射箭了40年,”他说,“我再也不会做得更好。 “
Glossary amiable (adj.)
用语友好(adj.)
friendly (p.
友好(p.
7) birds of paradise (n.)
7) 天堂之鸟 (n.
birds found in warm climates that have feathers of many different colors (p.
在温暖气候中发现有多种不同颜色的羽毛(p.
14) camouflage (v.)
14) 伪装(五.
to blend in with one’s surroundings (p.
与周围环境融合(p.
12) dire (adj.)
(12) 严重(adj.)
terribly bad (p.
极差 (p.
6) duped (adj.)
6)被欺骗(adj.
tricked (p.
被骗 (p.
19) knave (n.)
19)克纳韦 (n.
a person who makes mischief (p.
作恶之人(p.
11) mettle (n.)
11)米(n.
courage (p.
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19) ornate (adj.)
19)或nate(adj.
decorated with great detail (p.
被精心装饰 (p.
15) pretense (n.)
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a pretended purpose (p.
一个假装的目的(p.
10) vie (v.)
10）竞争（动词）
to compete (p.
竞争(p.
16) warrant (n.)
16) 搜查令 (n.
a written order granting permission to arrest a person or search a place (p.
准许逮捕某人或搜查某地的书面命令(p.
7) The Message The Sheriff was glum that night at the rich supper table with his wife.
7) 当天晚上警长和他妻子在丰盛的晚餐桌边发作
“I thought sure to catch that thief with this contest,” he said to her.
他对她说:“我想用这场比赛抓住那个小偷。”
“Perhaps Robin Hood had not the mettle to show his face.”
“也许罗宾 胡德没有露出他的脸来 “
Right then, a shaft flew through the window and stuck straight into the venison roast on the table.
然后,一个竖井从窗户飞来 直接插入餐桌上的肉烤
Jumping up from his chair, the Sheriff unfolded the note that was wrapped around the arrow.
警长从椅子上跳起 打开了包裹在箭上的信条
It identified the beggar who had won the contest as none other than Robin Hood himself.
它认定了赢得比赛的乞丐,除了罗宾汉本人之外,别无他法.
When the Sheriff looked closely at the arrow he realized that it was the very same arrow he had covered in gold and given as the prize!
当警长仔细看着箭时,他意识到那是他用金子所覆盖的同一颗箭,并作为奖品颁发的!
Robin Hood’s men had scraped off the gold and kept it.
Robin Hood的手下把金子刮了,留着了。
Fooled again!
又被骗了!
The duped sheriff upended the table and stormed off, madder than he had ever been in his whole life, while nearby, Robin Hood and his men had never been merrier.
被骗的警长爬上桌子,冲出,比他一生中都更疯狂,而附近,罗宾汉和他的手下从未有过更欢快的事.