美国语文第五册 第139期：遗嘱（02）
But here comes the young reprobate. He must be present, as a matter of course, you know.
哦，瞧，那小流氓进来了，他准得来的，不消说，你懂的。
(Enter Frank Millington.)
（弗兰克·米林顿走进）
Your servant, young gentleman. So your benefactress has left you at last.
你的仆从在此，年轻人，你的监护人已经去世了。
It is a painful thing to part with old and good friends, Mr. Millington.
米林顿先生，与挚友及心爱朋友最后离别，真够难过的。
Frank says: It is so, sir; but I could bear her loss better had I not so often been ungrateful for her kindness.
弗兰克：先生们，事已至此，如果当时我并非一而再、再而三对她的培养忘恩负义，想起这一点比她的去世更难忍受。
She was my only friend, and I knew not her value.
她是我唯一的亲人，我真是枉费了她一番好心。
It is too late to repent, Master Millington. You will now have a chance to earn your own bread.
现在再买后悔药，晚了，米林顿少爷。从今个起，你得自个在土里刨食了。
Ay, ay, or the sweat of your brow, as better people are obliged to.
咳，咳，你是得自己找活路了，汗珠子摔八瓣，那些比你还体面的人也得做活。
You would make a fine brewer's boy, if you were not too old.
你不如学学怎么酿酒，但愿年龄还不太大。
Ay, or a saddler's lackey, if held with a tight rein.
哎呀呀，做个皮货商跟班学徒也不错，如果约束更严点的话。
Gentlemen, your remarks imply that my aunt has treated me as I deserved.
先生们，你们的话说明，我婶婶那样对我，真是我咎由自取。
I am above your insults, and only hope you will bear your fortune as modestly as I shall mine submissively. I shall retire.
不过，你们还不够资格来羞辱我，我唯一指望你们能像我那样谦卑顺从地接受现实，好了，我得走了。
(Going: He meets Squire Drawl.)
（弗兰克正欲离开，德洛法官走进。）
Squire says: Stop, stop, young man. We must have your presence. Good morning, gentlemen; you are early on the ground.
德洛法官：等等，年轻人。你肯定不能离开，早上好，先生们，你们来得可真够早。
I hope the Squire is well to-day.
但愿法官大人今天感觉不错。
Pretty comfortable, for an invalid.
对病弱之躯来说，我感觉相当不错。
I trust the damp air has not affected your lungs again.
我相信空气闷湿不会再次影响法官大人的喘气吧。
