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第26章与美丽邂逅（8）
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3.变化对他们来说就是现实，永久是人创造的，是一种囚禁。
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1.Theeverlastierruptedbysummersthatstruggleandsoonyield.
&erruptedby：被……打断；阻断
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2....andtheyaresomany，allreagoutwideandmarvellous...
&：伸出（伸展，招揽）
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华盛顿·欧文Washingt
华盛顿·欧文（1783—1859），享誉国际的文学家，也是19世纪最伟大的美国散文家之一。
他生于纽约，在家中是11个孩子中最小的。
欧文自幼聪颖，19岁攻读法律。
1804年至1806年间游历欧洲，回国后取得律师资格。
但是，他对当律师并不感兴趣，而且身体不太好。
因此，他改变职业，以写作谋生，并进入仕途，曾任驻西班牙公使，旅居欧洲长达17年。
他的杰作《见闻札记》就在这其间完成的，其中的《瑞普？凡？温克尔》已成为妇孺皆知的故事。
总之，华盛顿？欧文在世界文学史上有着不可或缺的地位。
Ohosesoberandrathermelancholydays，ierpartofAutumheshadandeveningalmostmiher，andthrowagloomoverthedeeoftheyear，IpassedseveralhaboutWestmiherewassomethiheseasoninthemheoldpile；and，asIpasseditsthreshold，seemedlikesteppingbationsofantiquity，andlosingmyselfamongtheshadeses.
&eredfromtheiofWestminsterSchhalong，loassage，thathadanalmostsubterraneanlook，beingdimlylightedibycircularperforationsinthemassivewalls.ThroughthisdarkavenueIhadadistahecloisters，withthefigureofaner，inhisblaovingalongtheirshadowyvaults，andseemirefromoheneighbtombs.Theapproachtotheabbeythroughthesegloomymonastispreparesthemindforitssolemioersstillretaihiandseerdays.Thegraywallsarediscoloredbydamps，andgwithage；aosshasgatheredovertheinssofthemuralmos，ahedeath’sheads，andotherfuhesharptouchesofthechiselaregoherichtraceryofthearches；theroseswhiedthekey-stoheirleafybeauty；everythingbearsmarksofthegradualdilapidationsoftime，whichyethassomethingtoudpleasinginitsverydecay.
Thesundowumnalrayintothesquareofthecloisters；beaminguponastyplotofgrassier，andlightingupahevaultedpassagewithakindofduskysplendor.Frombetweenthearcades，theeyeglaoabitofblueskyorapassingdbeheldthesun-giltpiheabbeytintotheazureheaven.
AsIpacedthecloisters，sometimesplatingthismiureofgloryanddedsometimeseodeciphertheinssoones，whiedthepavemehmyfeet，myeyewasattractedtures，rudelyrelief，butnearlywornawaybythefootstepsofmaioheeffigiesofthreeoftheearlyabbots；theepitaphswereehenamesaloneremained，havingnodoubtbeeertimes.（Vitalis.Abbas.1082，ausus.Abbas.1114，aius.Abbas.1176.）Iremailewhile，musihesecasualrelitiquity，thusleftlikewrethisdistaime，tellisugshadbeen，aeaoralbutthefutilityofthatpridewhichhopesstilltoexaageioliveinanins.Alittlelonger，ahesefaintrecordswillbeobliterated，awillorial.WhilstIwasyetlookingdownupoones，Iwasrousedbythesoundoftheabbeyclfrombuttresstobuttress，andeoers.Itisalmtohearthiswarimesoundingamoombs，ahelapseofthehour，which，likeabillow，hasrolledusonwardtrave.Ipursuedmywalktoanarcheddtotheiheabbey.here，themaghebuildingbreaksfullyuponthemind，trastedwiththevaultsofthecloisters.Theeyesgazewithwoclusterednsofgigantisions，ringingfromthemtosuamazi；andmanwanderingabouttheirbases，shrunkintoinsignifiparisonwithhisownhandiwork.Thespaessandgloomofthisvastedificeproduysteriousawe.Westepcautiouslyandsoftlyabout，asiffearfulthehallowedsileomb；whileeveryfootfallwhispersalongthewalls，andchattersamongthesepulchers，makingusmoresehequietwehaveied.
Itseemsasiftheawfulheplacepressesdownuponthesoul，ahebeholderintonoiselessreverewearesurrouhegregatedbomenofpasttimes，whohavefilledhistorywiththeirdeeds，ahtheirrenown.
Aalmostprovokesasmileatthevanityofhumanambitioheyarecrowdedtogetherahedust；arsimonyisobservedindolingoutasook，agloomyer，alittleportioothose，whom，whenalive，kingdomsotsatisfy；andhoes，andforms，andartificesaredevisedtocatchtheoticeofthepassenger，andsavefretfulness，forafewshortyears，anamewhiceaspiredtooccupyagesoftheworld’sthoughtandadmiration.
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