《魔法師的外甥》第11期:各個(gè)世界之間的樹(shù)林(2)

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Then for quite a long time neither said any more.	兩人久久地沉默著。
"Look here," said the girl presently, "I wonder did we ever really meet before? I had a sort of idea - a sort of picture in my head - of a boy and a girl, like us - living somewhere quite different - and doing all sorts of things. Perhaps it was only a dream."	“唉呀，”女孩這才說(shuō)，“我真想知道，我們以前是不是見(jiàn)過(guò)?我有個(gè)想法——腦子里有幅圖畫(huà)——一個(gè)男孩和一個(gè)女孩，就像我們——住在另一個(gè)跟這兒很不相同的地方——做著各種各樣的事情。可能只是一個(gè)夢(mèng)。”
"I've had that same dream, I think," said Digory. "About a boy and a girl, living next door - and something about crawling among rafters. I remember the girl had a dirty face."	“我想，我也做過(guò)同樣的夢(mèng)。”迪格雷說(shuō)，“一個(gè)男孩和一個(gè)女孩，住在隔壁——好像在椽子之間爬行。我記得那女孩的臉很臟。”
"Aren't you getting it mixed? In my dream it was the boy who had the dirty face."	“弄反了吧?在我的夢(mèng)里，男孩的臉才是臟的。”
"I can't remember the boy's face," said Digory: and then added, "Hullo! What's that?"	“我記不得男孩的臉了，”迪格雷說(shuō)，接著補(bǔ)充道，“嗨!那是什么?”
"Why! it's a guinea-pig," said the girl. And it was - a fat guinea-pig, nosing about in the grass. But round the middle of the guinea-pig there ran a tape, and, tied on to it by the tape, was a bright yellow ring.	“哇!一只豚鼠。”女孩說(shuō)。一只胖胖的豚鼠，正在草地里東嗅西聞。但豚鼠的腰間纏著一根紗帶，身上綁著一枚閃光的黃戒指。
"Look! look," cried Digory, "The ring! And look! You've got one on your finger. And so have I."	“看!看!，”迪格雷大叫， “戒指！快看!你的手指上套了一枚，我也有。”
The girl now sat up, really interested at last. They stared very hard at one another, trying to remember. And then, at exactly the same moment, she shouted out "Mr Ketterley" and he shouted out "Uncle Andrew", and they knew who they were and began to remember the whole story. After a few minutes hard talking they had got it straight. Digory explained how beastly Uncle Andrew had been.	那女孩終于有了興趣，坐了起來(lái)。他們互相凝視著，試圖回憶往事。幾乎就在同時(shí)，她喊道“凱特利先生”，他喊道“安德魯舅舅”，兩人都明白了自己是誰(shuí)，并開(kāi)始回想事情的全部經(jīng)過(guò)。艱難地談了一陣后，他們完全清醒了。迪格雷述說(shuō)了安德魯舅舅如何像畜生一樣冷酷無(wú)情。
"What do we do now?" said Polly. "Take the guineapig and go home?"	“我們現(xiàn)在怎么辦?”波莉說(shuō)，“帶上豚鼠一塊兒回去嗎?”
"There's no hurry," said Digory with a huge yawn.	“不著急。”迪格雷長(zhǎng)長(zhǎng)地打了一個(gè)呵欠。
"I think there is," said Polly. "This place is too quiet. It's so - so dreamy. You're almost asleep. If we once give in to it we shall just lie down and drowse for ever and ever."	“我覺(jué)得應(yīng)該著急，”波莉說(shuō)，“這地方太靜，像——像夢(mèng)境一樣，你總覺(jué)得昏昏欲睡。一旦我們支撐不住，就會(huì)躺下來(lái)，永遠(yuǎn)永遠(yuǎn)地睡過(guò)去。”
"It's very nice here," said Digory.	“這地方很不錯(cuò)。”迪格雷說(shuō)。
"Yes, it is," said Polly.	“是的，”波莉說(shuō)，“但我們還是得回去。”她站起來(lái)，開(kāi)始小心翼翼地向豚鼠走去，可是，她又改變了主意。
"But we've got to get back." She stood up and began to go cautiously towards the guinea-pig. But then she changed her mind.	“留下這只豚鼠吧，”她說(shuō)，“這里很快活，如果我們帶它回去，你的安德魯舅舅只會(huì)害它。”
"We might as well leave the guinea-pig," she said. "It's perfectly happy here, and your uncle will only do something horrid to it if we take it home."	“我相信他會(huì)的，”迪格雷回答，“看看他是怎樣對(duì)待我們的!唉呀，我們?cè)趺椿厝ツ?”
"I bet he would," answered Digory. "Look at the way he's treated us. By the way, how do we get home?"	“我想，回到水潭里就行了。”
"Go back into the pool, I expect."	他們走過(guò)去，并肩站在水潭邊，看著平靜的水面。倒映在水中的茂密的綠樹(shù)使潭水顯得非常深邃。
They came and stood together at the edge looking down into the smooth water. It was full of the reflection of the green, leafy branches; they made it look very deep.	“我們沒(méi)有游泳衣。”波莉說(shuō)。
"We haven't any bathing things," said Polly.	“不需要，傻瓜，”迪格雷說(shuō)，“我們穿著衣服進(jìn)去。你難道忘了我們上來(lái)時(shí)衣服都沒(méi)濕嗎?”
"We shan't need them, silly," said Digory. "We're going in with our clothes on. Don't you remember it didn't wet us on the way up?"

Then for quite a long time neither said any more.
"Look here," said the girl presently, "I wonder did we ever really meet before? I had a sort of idea - a sort of picture in my head - of a boy and a girl, like us - living somewhere quite different - and doing all sorts of things. Perhaps it was only a dream."
"I've had that same dream, I think," said Digory. "About a boy and a girl, living next door - and something about crawling among rafters. I remember the girl had a dirty face."
"Aren't you getting it mixed? In my dream it was the boy who had the dirty face."
"I can't remember the boy's face," said Digory: and then added, "Hullo! What's that?"
"Why! it's a guinea-pig," said the girl. And it was - a fat guinea-pig, nosing about in the grass. But round the middle of the guinea-pig there ran a tape, and, tied on to it by the tape, was a bright yellow ring.
"Look! look," cried Digory, "The ring! And look! You've got one on your finger. And so have I."
The girl now sat up, really interested at last. They stared very hard at one another, trying to remember. And then, at exactly the same moment, she shouted out "Mr Ketterley" and he shouted out "Uncle Andrew", and they knew who they were and began to remember the whole story. After a few minutes hard talking they had got it straight. Digory explained how beastly Uncle Andrew had been.
"What do we do now?" said Polly. "Take the guineapig and go home?"
"There's no hurry," said Digory with a huge yawn.
"I think there is," said Polly. "This place is too quiet. It's so - so dreamy. You're almost asleep. If we once give in to it we shall just lie down and drowse for ever and ever."
"It's very nice here," said Digory.
"Yes, it is," said Polly.
"But we've got to get back." She stood up and began to go cautiously towards the guinea-pig. But then she changed her mind.
"We might as well leave the guinea-pig," she said. "It's perfectly happy here, and your uncle will only do something horrid to it if we take it home."
"I bet he would," answered Digory. "Look at the way he's treated us. By the way, how do we get home?"
"Go back into the pool, I expect."
They came and stood together at the edge looking down into the smooth water. It was full of the reflection of the green, leafy branches; they made it look very deep.
"We haven't any bathing things," said Polly.
"We shan't need them, silly," said Digory. "We're going in with our clothes on. Don't you remember it didn't wet us on the way up?"

兩人久久地沉默著。
“唉呀，”女孩這才說(shuō)，“我真想知道，我們以前是不是見(jiàn)過(guò)?我有個(gè)想法——腦子里有幅圖畫(huà)——一個(gè)男孩和一個(gè)女孩，就像我們——住在另一個(gè)跟這兒很不相同的地方——做著各種各樣的事情。可能只是一個(gè)夢(mèng)。”
“我想，我也做過(guò)同樣的夢(mèng)。”迪格雷說(shuō)，“一個(gè)男孩和一個(gè)女孩，住在隔壁——好像在椽子之間爬行。我記得那女孩的臉很臟。”
“弄反了吧?在我的夢(mèng)里，男孩的臉才是臟的。”
“我記不得男孩的臉了，”迪格雷說(shuō)，接著補(bǔ)充道，“嗨!那是什么?”
“哇!一只豚鼠。”女孩說(shuō)。一只胖胖的豚鼠，正在草地里東嗅西聞。但豚鼠的腰間纏著一根紗帶，身上綁著一枚閃光的黃戒指。
“看!看!，”迪格雷大叫， “戒指！快看!你的手指上套了一枚，我也有。”
那女孩終于有了興趣，坐了起來(lái)。他們互相凝視著，試圖回憶往事。幾乎就在同時(shí)，她喊道“凱特利先生”，他喊道“安德魯舅舅”，兩人都明白了自己是誰(shuí)，并開(kāi)始回想事情的全部經(jīng)過(guò)。艱難地談了一陣后，他們完全清醒了。迪格雷述說(shuō)了安德魯舅舅如何像畜生一樣冷酷無(wú)情。
“我們現(xiàn)在怎么辦?”波莉說(shuō)，“帶上豚鼠一塊兒回去嗎?”
“不著急。”迪格雷長(zhǎng)長(zhǎng)地打了一個(gè)呵欠。
“我覺(jué)得應(yīng)該著急，”波莉說(shuō)，“這地方太靜，像——像夢(mèng)境一樣，你總覺(jué)得昏昏欲睡。一旦我們支撐不住，就會(huì)躺下來(lái)，永遠(yuǎn)永遠(yuǎn)地睡過(guò)去。”
“這地方很不錯(cuò)。”迪格雷說(shuō)。
“是的，”波莉說(shuō)，“但我們還是得回去。”她站起來(lái)，開(kāi)始小心翼翼地向豚鼠走去，可是，她又改變了主意。
“留下這只豚鼠吧，”她說(shuō)，“這里很快活，如果我們帶它回去，你的安德魯舅舅只會(huì)害它。”
“我相信他會(huì)的，”迪格雷回答，“看看他是怎樣對(duì)待我們的!唉呀，我們?cè)趺椿厝ツ?”
“我想，回到水潭里就行了。”
他們走過(guò)去，并肩站在水潭邊，看著平靜的水面。倒映在水中的茂密的綠樹(shù)使潭水顯得非常深邃。
“我們沒(méi)有游泳衣。”波莉說(shuō)。
“不需要，傻瓜，”迪格雷說(shuō)，“我們穿著衣服進(jìn)去。你難道忘了我們上來(lái)時(shí)衣服都沒(méi)濕嗎?”

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