傲慢与偏见 Jane's illness-英语听力

[00:02.43]Jane’s illness
简生病了 [00:06.29]Mr Bennet had a comfortable income of two thousand a year，
班纳特先生年收入两千英镑 [00:09.50]and a pleasant house in Longbourn．
而且在浪搏恩有一处宜人的宅子 [00:11.52]But， unfortunately for his daughters，
可是，令女儿们感到遗憾的是， [00:14.25]after his death all his property would pass to a distant male relation．
他死后，所有的财产都要由一位远房的男性亲戚来继承 [00:20.65]Mrs Bennet’s father had been a lawyer，
班纳特夫人的父亲曾做过律师， [00:23.07]and had only left his daughter a small amount of money．
他只给女儿留下很少一笔钱 [00:27.07]She had a brother who owned shops in London，
班纳特夫人有一个弟弟在伦敦开商店， [00:30.29]and she also had a sister， married to a Mr Philips．
还有一个妹妹，嫁给了菲力普斯先生 [00:33.71]He had been her father’s clerk，
菲力普斯曾做过她父亲的职员 [00:35.98]and now carried on his late employer’s business．
现在继承了已故老板的事业。 [00:39.56]Mr and Mrs Philips lived in Meryton，
菲力普斯夫妇住在麦里屯 [00:42.43]which was only a kilo- metre or so from the village of Longbourn．
离浪搏恩村只有大约一公里 [00:46.45]It was a most convenient distance for the Bennet girls，
这个距离对于班纳特家的几位姑娘来说非常方便 [00:49.53]who were usually tempted there three or four times a week，
她们常常禁不住每周上那儿去三四次， [00:52.56]to visit their aunt or a dress- maker who lived opposite．
去看姨妈或者住在对面专做女式服装的裁缝。 [00:57.10]The youngest daughters，
最小的两位姑娘 [00:58.53]Kitty and Lydia，were particularly regular visitors．
特别是吉蒂和丽迪亚，是那的常客 [01:02.05]Their minds were more vacant than their sisters，
她们的精神比几个姐姐更空虚 [01:05.44]and if no better entertainment was available，
如果没有更好的娱乐方式， [01:08.51]a walk to Meryton always provided some amusement，
到麦里屯走一走总是会给她们带来一些乐趣 [01:11.87]as well as interesting local news from their aunt．
她们还会从姨妈那里听到当地一些有趣的新闻。 [01:14.66]The latest news， which delighted Kitty and Lydia，
使得吉蒂和丽迪亚异常欣喜的消息 [01:19.18]was that the regiment which had recently arrived in Meryton was to stay there for the whole winter．
就是：最近到达麦里屯的一个兵团要在那里呆整整一个冬天。 [01:26.24]The two girls now visited their aunt every day，
这两个姑娘现在每天到姨妈家去。 [01:29.89]and as Mr Philips knew all the officers，
菲力普斯先生认识所有的军官 [01:32.60]Kitty and Lydia were soon introduced to them．
所以很快就把吉蒂和丽迪亚介绍给了他们 [01:35.75]At home they could talk of nothing but officers and their handsome uniforms
在家里，她们可以不谈别的任何只谈军官和他们漂亮的制服， [01:40.81]even Mr Bingley’s fortune now seemed hardly worth considering．
连彬格莱先生的大笔财产似乎也不值一提。 [01:45.49]After listening to their praise of the officers one morning，
一天早上，班纳特先生听了她们对军官的称赞以后 [01:49.03]Mr Bennet said coolly，
他冷冷地说 [01:50.82]From what I can see，
依我看 [01:53.19]you must be two of the silliest girls in the country．
你们俩肯定是全英国最傻的女孩。 [01:57.05]I’ve suspected it for some time，but now I’m convinced．
过去，我还一直怀疑这个，现在我彻底相信了 [02:01.87]Kitty was embarrassed and did not reply，
吉蒂感到尴尬，没有吱声 [02:04.20]but Lydia，the youngest，
可是最小的丽迪亚 [02:06.08]continued to express her admiration for a certain Captain Carter，
继续表达她对一个什么卡特尔上尉的爱慕之情。 [02:10.44]with perfect indifference．
毫不在意（班纳特先生的话） [02:12.41]I am very surprised，my dear，
我真感到奇怪，亲爱的，” [02:14.68]said Mrs Bennet，
班纳特夫人说 [02:15.86]that you should be so ready to think your own children silly．
你为什么总是爱把自己的孩子想得那么傻。 [02:19.09]As it happens， they are all very clever．
巧得很，她们都很聪明呢 [02:21.39]That is the only point，I think，
我想，只有这一点 [02:24.93]on which we do not agree．
我们俩的意见不一致。 [02:27.32]I am afraid I must say that I consider our two youngest daughters unusually foolish．
恐怕我得说，我们的两个小女儿还不是一般的愚蠢。” [02:32.45]My dear Mr Bennet，
我亲爱的班纳特先生 [02:34.84]you mustn’t expect such young girls to have the common sense of their father or mother．
她们还小呢，你不能指望她们有父母一样的见识。 [02:39.44]I remember when I used to like a red coat myself，
我记得自己过去就很喜欢红色的外套 [02:43.50]and indeed I still do．
确实，我现在也还喜欢 [02:45.58]If a good-looking officer with five or six thousand a year wanted to marry one of my girls，
如果哪一位年收入五六千英镑的漂亮军官想娶我们的哪个姑娘， [02:50.95]I wouldn’t turn him down．
我是不会拒绝他的。 [02:52.49]And I thought Colonel Forster looked very handsome last night at Sir William’s，
我觉得福斯特上校昨天晚上在威廉爵士家看起来很英浚潇洒 [02:57.99]in his regimental uniform．
穿着兵团制服 [02:59.95]Just then a servant entered with a note for Jane，
这时，一位仆人拿着给简的一张便条走了进来 [03:03.75]which had come from Netherfield．
便条是从尼日斐送来的 [03:05.02]Mrs Bennet’s eyes shone with pleasure and she called out eagerly，
班纳特太太喜出望外，眼睛为之一亮，急切地叫道 [03:09.61]while her daughter was reading it，
在她的女儿还正在看着的时候 [03:11.18]Well，Jane， who is it from？
哎呀，简，是谁来的？ [03:12.89]What does he say？Tell us， tell us quickly，my love！
上面写的什么？告诉我们，快告诉我们，我的乖（女儿）！” [03:15.65]It’s from Miss Bingley，
是彬格莱小姐来的 [03:18.74]said Jane．She invites me to dinner at Netherfield，
简说，“她邀请我到尼日斐吃饭 [03:22.31]as she and her sister are alone．
因为只有她和她姐姐在家 [03:24.34]It seems her brother and the gentlemen are having dinner with the officers，in Meryton．
好像她哥哥和几位先生正在麦里屯和军官们吃饭呢。” [03:29.74]With the officers！cried Lydia．
和军官们！”丽迪亚大喊一声 [03:33.12]I wonder why aunt Philips didn’t tell us that！
我想知道菲力普斯姨妈为什么不把这事儿告诉我们！” [03:36.02]Having dinner in Meryton，
在麦里屯吃饭呀 [03:38.66]repeated Mrs Bennet， shaking her head．
班纳特夫人摇了摇头，重复道，“ [03:41.29]That’s very unlucky．
这太不巧了 [03:43.28]May I take the carriage？ asked Jane．
我可以坐马车去吗？”简问道 [03:47.57]No， my dear，
不能，亲爱的 [03:48.50]you’d better ride over there，
你最好骑马过去 [03:50.40]because it looks likely to rain，
因为天看起来似乎要下雨了， [03:51.76]and then you’ll have to stay the night．
那样的话，你就得在那儿过夜。” [03:53.70]That would be a good plan，
这可能是个好计划 [03:56.62]said Elizabeth to her mother，
伊丽莎白对她妈妈说 [03:58.19]if you were sure they wouldn’t offer to send her home in their carriage．
如果你敢肯定他们不主动提出用他们自己的马车送她回家的话，” [04:01.86]Oh， but they can’t！
哦！可是他们送不了 [04:03.43]The gentlemen must have taken Mr Bingley’s carriage to go to Meryton．
那几位先生一定坐彬格莱先生的马车到麦里屯去了 [04:07.47]I’d much rather go in the carriage，Jane said．
我还是想坐马车去，”简说 [04:11.32]But，my dear，your father can’t spare the horses，
可是，我亲爱的女儿，你爸爸必须用那几匹马， [04:13.86] I’m sure．They’re needed on the farm，
田里肯定还需要它们 [04:16.04]aren’t they， Mr Bennet？’
是吧？班纳特先生 [04:17.86]Mr Bennet finally agreed that they were in fact being used that day in the fields．
班纳特先生最终于同意说那天田里确实要用牲口。 [04:24.24]So Jane set out on her horse，
于是简骑着自己的马出发了 [04:26.73]while her mother called cheerfully after her，
而她妈妈在后面兴高采烈地喊道 [04:29.42]I do hope it’ll rain heavily，my love！
我真希望雨能下大点儿，我亲爱的女儿 [04:32.09]And Jane had not been gone for long before it rained hard．
果真，简还没走多大会儿，雨就下大了。 [04:37.83]Elizabeth was a little worried about her sister，
伊丽莎白有点担心姐姐 [04:40.69]but Mrs Bennet was delighted．
可是，班纳特太太感到很高兴 [04:42.94]What a good idea of mine that was！
我这个主意很妙啊 [04:45.94]she said more than once，
她不止一次地这样说道 [04:47.38]extremely pleased with herself．
对自己感到极为满意 [04:50.12]Not until the next morning，however，
可是，直到第二天早上 [04:53.08]did she realize the full extent of her success．
她才认识到自己的如意算盘大获成功了 [04:57.16]After breakfast a servant from Netherfield arrived with a note from Jane to Elizabeth，
早饭过后，尼日斐来了一位仆人，他从简那里给伊丽莎白带来一张便条， [05:02.22]explaining that Jane had caught cold on her wet ride，
说简雨天骑马感冒了， [05:05.86]and had been invited to stay at Netherfield until she recovered．
并且应邀在尼日斐住下，直到康复。 [05:10.17]Well，my dear，said Mr Bennet，
啊，亲爱的，”班纳特先生说， [05:13.44]if your daughter should become seriously ill and die，
如果你女儿病重死去， [05:16.32]it would be a comfort to know that she died in a good cause，
那么，得知她的死因这样美妙（反话） [05:20.24]and in obedience to your orders．
是服从了你的命令 [05:21.99]Oh， I’m not afraid of her dying．
哦，我不担心她会死去。 [05:24.04]People don’t die of colds．
得感冒是不会死人的 [05:26.10]She’ll be looked after well at Netherfield．
她在尼日斐会得到悉心照料的 [05:28.86]As long as she stays there， everything will be all right．
只要她呆在那儿，一切都会好的。” [05:32.43]But Elizabeth felt really anxious，
但是，伊丽莎白真正感到焦急 [05:36.14]and was determined to go to her sister．
决定去看看姐姐 [05:38.17]As the carriage was not available，
因为没有马车 [05:40.86]and she was not keen on riding，
她又不热忠于骑马 [05:42.68]she decided to walk the five kilometres to Netherfield．
她决定步行五公里到尼日斐去 [05:46.88]Kitty and Lydia accompanied her as far as Meryton，
吉蒂和丽迪亚一直把她送到麦里屯 [05:50.76]where they went to visit one of the officers’wives．
在那里，她们去找一位军官的妻子。 [05:53.30]Elizabeth continued alone，
伊丽莎白接着就一个人走了 [05:56.69]crossing field after field and jumping impatiently over streams，
穿过一片片田地，跨越一条条小溪， [06:00.24]in her anxiety to see her sister．
她急切地要见到姐姐。 [06:02.54]When she arrived at Netherfield，
她到达尼日斐以后 [06:05.22]with tired feet，muddy stockings and a face healthily pink with exercise，
两脚乏力，满袜烂泥，由于运动，双颊透着健康的粉红色。 [06:10.01]she was shown straight into the sitting-room．
她被直接领到了起居室。 [06:12.30]The two sisters， Miss Bingley and Mrs Hurst，
彬格莱小姐和赫斯特夫人姐妹俩 [06:16.46]could hardly believe that she had come so far alone and on foot in such bad weather，
几乎不敢相信路这么远，天这么坏，她会一个人步行过来 [06:21.17]but they received her politely．
不过她们还是彬彬有礼地接待了她 [06:23.44]Their brother， however，
然而，她们的哥哥 [06:25.70]was more than polite
更加彬彬有礼 [06:27.49]he was kind and considerate towards her．
对她和蔼体贴。 [06:30.19]Mr Darcy said very little，
达西先生很少说话 [06:32.02]hesitating between admiration of her healthy good looks and doubt
既喜爱她健康的模样， [06:36.57]whether she should have come such a distance alone．
又怀疑她该不该这么大老远地一个人过来 [06:39.67]Mr Hurst said nothing at all，
赫斯特先生一言不发 [06:41.60]as he was thinking only of his breakfast．
只想着吃早饭。 [06:45.28]Elizabeth was glad to be taken almost immediately to her sister’s room，
伊丽莎白几乎马上被带到了姐姐的卧室，对此她很满意。 [06:49.30]where she found Jane delighted to see her，
在那里，她发现简见到她很愉快 [06:51.78]but very feverish and unwell．The doctor came，
可是发着高烧，情况很糟糕。医生来了 [06:55.83]and after examining his patient，
给简检查过后 [06:57.77]advised that she should stay in bed and take some medicine．
建议她卧床休息，吃点药 [07:01.45]Elizabeth stayed with her all day，
伊丽莎白全天和她呆在一起 [07:03.30]looking after her，and the Bingley sisters also spent some time in the patient’s room．
照料着简，彬格莱姐妹俩也在病房里呆了一段时间 [07:08.29]However，in the afternoon，
可是，到了下午 [07:10.63]when it was time for Elizabeth to leave，
伊丽莎白该走的时候， [07:12.68]Jane seemed so upset that Miss Bingley was obliged to invite Elizabeth to stay at Netherfield for the present，
简似乎感到十分焦躁不安，彬格莱小姐就不得不邀请伊丽莎白先呆在尼日斐 [07:19.42]and a servant was sent to Longbourn to inform the Bennet family and bring back some clothes．
并派一个仆人到浪搏恩通知班纳特家，再带回些衣服。 [07:26.39]That evening Elizabeth went down to dinner，
那天晚上，伊丽莎白下去吃饭 [07:28.86]leaving Jane in bed in her room．
留简一个人在屋里，躺在床上。 [07:31.90]She noticed the Bingley sisters
她注意到彬格莱姐妹 [07:34.16]apparent concern for Jane change to indifference in a few moments，
对简明显的关怀没一会儿就变成一片漠然 [07:37.85]and knew she had been right to dislike them at first sight．
这时她认识到第一次见面就讨厌她们的感觉是正确的 [07:41.93]Mr Bingley， indeed，
说实在的，彬格莱先生 [07:44.41]was the only one of the group whose behaviour she was satisfied with．
他的表现是几个人中唯一一个让她感到满意的 [07:47.76]His anxiety for Jane was evident，
他为简感到焦虑是很显然的 [07:50.35]and his politeness towards herself most pleasing．
对自己的礼貌也是很令人满意的 [07:54.62]But the others， she felt，
但是，她感到其他的人 [07:55.78]treated her as an unwelcome guest．
把她当成不受欢迎的客人对待 [07:58.46]Miss Bingley was concentrating all her attention on Mr Darcy，
彬格莱小姐整个心思都在达西身上， [08:02.95]and Mrs Hurst also joined in their conversation，
赫斯特夫人也参加到他们的谈话里去 [08:06.56]while Mr Hurst was only interested in eating，
赫斯特先生只对吃饭感兴趣。 [08:10.42]drinking and playing cards．
还有喝酒、打牌 [08:13.60]When Elizabeth left the room
伊丽莎白吃过饭离开房间 [08:15.26]after dinner to see if Jane needed anything，
去看简是不是需要什么。 [08:17.94]Miss Bingley at once began to criticize her．
这时，彬格莱小姐马上开始说她的坏话。 [08:20.36]What bad manners she has！
她多没教养啊 [08:22.20]She’s both proud， and lacking in politeness to her superiors！
又傲慢又不知道尊重上等人 [08:25.53]She has no conversation，
她不跟人攀谈 [08:27.10]no elegance and no beauty！
不爱打扮，相貌平平 [08:28.67]Mrs Hurst agreed， and added，
赫斯特夫人也这么看，并补充说 [08:31.76]She has no good qualities，
她没有什么好品质 [08:33.37]except that she’s an excellent walker．
只有一样，就是能走路 [08:35.67]I’ll never forget her appearance this morning．
我永远忘不了她今天早上的模样。 [08:37.88]She really looked almost wild．
就跟疯了差不多（翻译到此处，本人表示很生气） [08:39.17]She did indeed，Louisa．
她确实如此，露易莎 [08:41.68]How silly of her to come at all！
她到这儿来真是太傻了 [08:43.55]Why must she run around the countryside，
在野地里来回跑什么， [08:46.29]just because her sister has a cold？
就因为她姐姐着点儿凉吗？ [08:48.43]Her hair looked so untidy！
看她的头发乱糟糟的 [08:50.81]And her dress！Simply covereb in mud！
她的衣服，简直是用泥抹了一遍 [08:53.50]I must say，said Bingley，
彬格莱先生说：我必须要说 [08:56.60]I didn’t notice any of that．
你们所说的我一点都没有看见 [08:58.34]I thought she looked remarkably attractive
我觉得她看起来很有魅力。” [09:01.49]when she arrived this morning．
今天早上来到的时候， [09:02.66]You observed her wild appearance，
你肯定看到她今天早上的疯癫劲了 [09:04.80]I’m sure，Mr Darcy，
达西先生，我敢肯定你看到了 [09:05.76]said Miss Bingley，
彬格莱小姐说 [09:06.91]and I imagine you wouldn’t wish your sister to make such a show of herself．’
我想你不会希望你的妹妹这样丢人现眼吧。” [09:13.27]Certainly not．
当然不会 [09:14.90]Walking four or five kilometres，
走了四五公里 [09:17.34]whatever it was，up to her ankles in mud，
泥没过了她的脚 [09:19.98]and alone， quite alone！
她又是一个人，没有一个人做伴 [09:21.92]It seems to me to show a dreadful sort of independence，
我似乎看到一种可怕的独立性， [09:26.29]a country girl’s indifference to what is acceptable．
一种乡下女孩对什么该做、什么不该做的漠视。” [09:30.87]I think it shows a very pleasing affection for her sister，said Bingley．
我想这表现出对姐姐的手足之情，是难能可贵的。”彬格莱说 [09:35.38]I’m afraid， Mr Darcy，
达西先生， [09:37.49]whispered Miss Bingley，
彬格莱小姐小声说 [09:39.19]that this adventure has rather lessened your admiration of her fine eyes．
恐怕她这次冒险削弱了你对她眼睛的喜爱吧 [09:44.17]Not at all，he replied．
一点没有，”他回答说 [09:47.00]They were brightened by the exercise．
运动之后，她的眼睛反而更加明亮了 [09:49.34]After a short pause，
稍作停顿之后 [09:52.38]Mrs Hurst began again．
赫斯特夫人又开始了 [09:54.95]I have a great liking for Jane Bennet．
我很喜欢简·班纳特， [09:57.57]She is really a very sweet girl，
她真是个很可爱的女孩 [09:59.29]and I wish with all my heart she were well married．
我真心希望她能得到一个完美的婚姻 [10:01.34]But with such a father and mother，
可是，她有那样的父母 [10:03.72]and with such vulgar relations，
亲戚又那么粗俗， [10:05.36]I’m afraid there’s no chance of it．
我想她是不会有这样的机会的。” [10:07.73]I think the Bennet girls have an uncle who’s a lawyer in Meryton．
我想班纳特家的姑娘有个姨父在麦里屯做律师 [10:12.53]Yes，and they have another who owns shops in Cheapside！
是的，她们还有个舅舅在齐普赛开店呢 [10:17.50]Such a nice part of London！
伦敦的那个地方真不错 [10:21.14]Both the sisters laughed．
姐妹俩纵声大笑。 [10:22.80]If they had enough uncles to fill Cheapside，
假使她们父母的兄弟多得能把齐普赛塞满，” [10:26.70]cried Bingley，
彬格莱大声说 [10:27.76]it wouldn’t make them any less charming！
那也不会使她们的魅力有任何减少！” [10:29.69]But it must considerably lessen their chances of marrying men of any position in the world，
是这必将大大减少她们同世界上任何有地位的男人结婚的机会，” [10:35.48]replied Darcy．
达西回答道。 [10:36.91]Bingley did not answer，
彬格莱没有回答 [10:38.83]but his sisters agreed enthusiastically，
可是他的姐妹们兴高采烈地表示同意 [10:41.50]and continued mocking their dear friend’s vulgar relations for some time．
并继续嘲笑了一会儿亲爱的朋友的下贱亲戚。 [10:46.81]Late in the evening，
深夜 [10:49.20]when Elizabeth was satisfied that Jane was asleep，
伊丽莎白看到简睡着了，心里很高兴 [10:52.29]she felt she ought to go downstairs again．
她觉得应该再到楼下去 [10:54.40]She found the party in the sitting-room，
她发现那些人在客厅 [10:57.04]playing cards，
打着牌 [10:58.09]but although they invited her to join in their game，
虽然他们邀请她一起玩 [11:01.12]she refused politely， and picked up a book to read．
可是她有礼貌地拒绝了，并拿起一本书读了起来。 [11:05.14]I can fetch you more books to read，
我可以给你多拿几本来 [11:07.22]if you wish，offered Bingley，
如果你愿意读，彬格莱提出 [11:08.72]but I’m afraid I haven’t got a large library．
不过，恐怕我没有个大图书馆。 [11:11.34]Unlike you，I’m too lazy to spend much time reading．
不像你，我太懒，不读什么书 [11:15.26]What a delightful library you have at Pemberley，
你在彭伯里的图书馆多么令人赏心悦目啊 [11:18.53]Mr Darcy！said Miss Bingley．
达西先生，”彬格莱小姐说 [11:21.35]And what a beautiful house it is！
那幢房子多漂亮啊！ [11:23.25]Charles，when you buy your house，
查尔斯，你买房子时， [11:25.68]I hope it will be even half as lovely as Pemberley．
我希望有彭伯里的一半那么可爱就行了。” [11:29.16]I hope so too，agreed Bingley．
我也希望如此，”彬格莱附和道。 [11:32.36]And your dear sister， Mr Darcy？
还有，你那可爱的小妹怎么样了，达西先生？ [11:34.72]I expect she’s grown since the spring．
我估计春天以来她又长高了吧 [11:37.18]I want so much to see her again！
我多想再见到她呀 [11:39.50]I’ve never met anyone who delighted me so much！
我见过的人还没有哪个像她那样使我感到快活 [11:43.63]Such an appearance，such manners！
她的相貌，她的风度 [11:45.91]And so extremely accomplished for her age！
还有小小年纪就多才多艺！” [11:50.29]I’m always surprised，said Bingley，
我总觉得惊奇，”彬格莱说 [11:52.47]to find how very accomplished all young ladies are．
我发现如今的年轻小姐们都是多才多艺 [11:56.21]How do they have the time and patience to learn all these skills
她们哪儿来的时间，哪儿有耐心来学习这些技艺呢？” [12:00.73]Certainly people use the word“accomplished”too loosely，
很显然是人们把‘多才多艺’这个词用滥了 [12:04.90]said Darcy，but I am far from agreeing with you about ladies in general．
达西说，“不过，你把小姐们都称为多才多艺，我则完全不敢苟同。 [12:09.87]I cannot boast of knowing more than six who are really accomplished．
真正多才多艺的据我所知不过五六个人。” [12:13.98]Then，said Elizabeth
那样的话，”伊丽莎白说 [12:16.49]your idea of an accomplished woman must include a great many qualities．
你所谓的多才多艺一定要具备多种优良品质才行啦。” [12:20.89]Yes， a great many．
是的，要有多种优良品质 [12:22.96]Oh！Certainly，
啊！当然啦 [12:26.33]cried his faithful assistant，Miss Bingley，
彬格莱小姐大声说道 [12:29.08]an accomplished woman must have a thorough knowledge of music，
多才多艺的人必须通晓音乐 [12:33.04]singing， drawing， dancing and modern languages，
演唱、绘画、舞蹈和现代语言， [12:37.55]and besides this，
除此之外， [12:39.56]a certain something in her manner of walking，
还要注意行姿、 [12:42.76]in her voice and in her behaviour．
嗓音和举止。 [12:46.52]All this she must possess，
所有这些都必须具备， [12:48.36]added Darcy，and something more solid，
达西补充道，还有更实在的 [12:51.59]the improvement of her mind by wide reading．
那就是要博览群书 [12:54.58]I’m no longer surprised at your knowing only six accomplished women，
这么说来，你只知道五六个多才多艺的人，就不足为怪了， [13:00.28]said Elizabeth．I rather wonder at your knowing any．
伊丽莎白说。“你竟然还知道有这样的人存在， [13:03.54]I’ve never seen such elegance，
我还从来没有见过你所谓的集优雅 [13:06.00]and intelligence，and knowledge，
智慧和知识 [13:08.36]as you describe， in one woman．
于一身的女子 [13:11.70]Mrs Hurst and Miss Bingley were both protesting loudly that they knew many women like this，
赫斯特太太和彬格莱小姐大声抗议说，她们认识很多这样的妇女 [13:17.33]when Mr Hurst called their attention back to the card game．
这时，赫斯特先生叫她们不要分心，注意玩牌。 [13:21.76]As this meant an end to the conversation，
这就意味着这段谈话的结束 [13:23.38]Elizabeth soon afterwards left the room．
伊丽莎白不久就离开了房间 [13:26.55]Miss Elizabeth Bennet，
伊丽莎白·班纳特小姐 [13:27.99]said Miss Bingley to Darcy，
彬格莱小姐对达西说 [13:29.85]is one of those women who try to appear attractive to men by undervaluing other women．
是那种贬低别人抬高自己以吸引男人的女人。 [13:35.42]I think that’s a mean trick．
我以为这是很卑鄙的。” [13:39.02]It is true，said Darcy，
你说得对，”达西说，“ [13:40.73]that there is meanness in all the tricks used by ladies to attract men．
女人用来吸引男人的所有花招都是卑鄙的 [13:46.04]Miss Bingley was not satisfied enough with this answer to continue the conversation．
彬格莱小姐对这个回答不够满意，谈话就此中断了 [13:52.33]The next morning Elizabeth was glad to be able to inform Mr Bingley and his sisters that Jane
第二天早晨，伊丽莎白很高兴地通知彬格莱先生和她的姐妹说，简的状况大为改善。 [13:59.54]In spite of this improvement， however，
不过，虽然病情大为好转 [14:03.69]she asked for her mother to be sent for，
伊丽莎白还是想让人叫母亲过来 [14:05.82]as she wanted Mrs Bennet’s opinion of Jane’s state of health．
听听她对于简的健康状况的意见。 [14:09.85]Soon after breakfast， therefore， Mrs Bennet，
于是，早饭过后不久，班纳特太太 [14:12.43]accompanied by her two youngest daughters，
在两个小女儿的陪同下， [14:14.74]reached Netherfield．Elizabeth，
到达了尼日斐 [14:17.92]although relieved to hear that her mother did not think Jane’s illness serious，
听到母亲说简的病不要紧，伊丽莎白松了口气。 [14:21.82]began to regret asking her to come，
她开始后悔不该叫母亲过来 [14:24.68]when she saw the Bingley sisters smiling at Mrs Bennet’s remarks．
当她听到彬格莱姐妹取笑她母亲说的话时， [14:28.02]Elizabeth blushed for her mother，
伊丽莎白为母亲感到脸红 [14:30.60]who could not help showing her lack of intelligence and common sense in everything she said．
因为母亲所说的每句话都不自觉地表现出她缺乏头脑和起码的见识。 [14:36.23]Kitty and Lydia made an equally had impression．
吉蒂和丽迪亚给人的印象也一样坏 [14:39.56]They had been whispering together，
她们俩一直在窃窃私语 [14:41.83]when suddenly Lydia，who was an attractive，
可是突然那个迷人的 [14:44.16]confident， well-grown girl of fifteen，
充满自信的、15岁就发育成熟的丽迪亚 [14:46.68]pushed herself rudely forward．
十分无礼地出了一下风头 [14:48.85]She begged Mr Bingley to hold a ball at Netherfield．
她恳求彬格莱先生在尼日斐举行一次舞会。 [14:52.17]With his usual politeness，
像往常一样地彬彬有礼 [14:54.53]Mr Bingley promised he would，
彬格莱先生答应说他会举办的 [14:56.27]but Elizabeth saw his sisters exchanging meaningful glances．
不过伊丽莎白看到他的姐妹别有用心地交换了一下眼色 [15:00.33]She was quite glad when her mother and sisters left．
母亲和妹妹走了以后，她感到很高兴。 [15:03.90]She and Jane were to stay another night at Netherfield，
她和简要在尼日斐再呆一个晚上， [15:07.44]to allow Jane to recover completely．
等到简完全恢复后再走。 [15:10.23]That evening Elizabeth appeared again in the sitting-room．
那天晚上，伊丽莎白再次来到起居室 [15:14.27]She could not avoid noticing how frequently Mr Darcy’s eyes were fixed on her，
起居室。她不可避免地注意到达西先生的目光频繁地落在自己身上。 [15:19.68]but as she felt sure that so great a man could not possibly admire her，
不过，她觉得，这样一位大人物是不可能爱慕她的， [15:24.32]she assumed that when he looked at her，
她就假定他注视她时 [15:26.51]he was criticizing her in some way．
是在挑她的毛玻 [15:29.32]This thought did not cause her any pain，
这种想法并没有使她感到痛苦 [15:31.07]as she liked him too little to care for his approval．
因为她不爱他 [15:35.15]In the conversations she had with him，
她与他交谈时， [15:36.86]she spoke in her usual slightly mocking manner，
她总是带点儿讥讽的口吻， [15:39.98]rather expecting to offend him，
有点期望能惹他生气 [15:42.43]but was surprised by the quiet politeness of his replies．
但他的回答却出人意料地心平气和和彬彬有礼。 [15:46.56]Darcy had never before been so charmed by any woman．
达西以前还从来没有被哪个女人这样迷住过 [15:49.81]He really believed that if she did not have such vulgar relations，
他真心认为，要不是她出身这么卑微， [15:54.75]he might be in danger of falling in
他还真有爱上她的危险 [16:10.11]Fortunately perhaps，
可能 [16:11.46]for almost everyone at Netherfield，
这对于尼日斐几乎所有人来讲，（也许是求之不得的） [16:13.36]Elizabeth and her sister，
（因为）伊丽莎白和她姐姐 [16:14.80]who was now quite recovered，
简现在已经基本康复 [16:16.82]were returning home the next day．
她们第二天就要回家了 [16:19.70]Only Mr Bingley showed real sorrow at this，
只有彬格莱先生对她们的离别感到真正的难过 [16:23.03]and was concerned that Jane might not be fit enough to travel．
并且担心简还没有完全康复，不宜出门。 [16:26.98]Mr Darcy was quite relieved，
达西先生松了口气 [16:29.50]and determined that no sign of admiration for Elizabeth should escape him now．
并决定此时此刻不能流露出对伊丽莎白有半点爱慕之情。 [16:34.80]Miss Bingley’s politeness to Elizabeth，
彬格莱小姐对伊丽莎白的客气程度 [16:37.20]as well as her affection for Jane，
以及对简的感情 [16:38.96]increased rapidly as the moment of departure approached，
到与她们道别时，这些情感的程度迅速增加 [16:41.95]and she was able to say goodbye to them
她竟能说出许多令人心里暖烘烘的友好之辞来 [16:44.72]with many warm expressions of friendliness and a promise to visit them very soon．
她还许诺不久将对她们进行一次拜访 [16:49.40]Mr Bennet was glad to welcome his eldest daughters home again，
班纳特先生见到两个年长些的女儿回家来，自然十分高兴 [16:53.88]as he had felt their absence from the family circle，
因为她们不在时，他总觉得家里少了点儿什么。 [16:57.27]but Mrs Bennet， who had hoped they would stay much longer，
可是班纳特太太本希望她们多住些日子 [17:00.09]was quite disappointed to see them come back in such a short time．
看到她们这么早回来，心里相当失望