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| [00:01.16] | Chapter 6 Outside the Hospital |
| [00:07.98] | Merrick had a lo of friends now, |
| [00:11.32] | but he was more like a child than a man. |
| [00:15.56] | He could read about things, and talk to his visitors, |
| [00:20.22] | but he could not go out of the hospital by himself. |
| [00:24.24] | He thought and played like a child. |
| [00:29.25] | After Christmas, he wanted to go to the theatre. |
| [00:33.56] | This was very difficult, |
| [00:36.25] | because I did not want the people in the theatre to see him. |
| [00:41.44] | But a kind lady from the theatre-Mrs Kendal-helped us. |
| [00:47.97] | We bought tickets for a box at the side of the theatre |
| [00:53.34] | We went to the theatre in a cab with dark windows, |
| [00:57.53] | and we went into the theatre |
| [00:59.74] | by a door at the back-the Queen's door. Nobody saw us. |
| [01:07.11] | Three nurses sat at the front of the box, |
| [01:10.62] | and Merrick and I sat in the dark behind them. |
| [01:15.45] | Nobody in the theatre could see us, |
| [01:18.50] | but we could see the play. |
| [01:21.93] | It was a children's Christmas play. |
| [01:24.80] | Merrick loved it. It was a most wonderful, exciting story. |
| [01:31.19] | Often he laughed, |
| [01:33.55] | and sometimes he tried to sing like the children in the theatre. |
| [01:38.49] | He was like a child. |
| [01:40.53] | For him, everything in the story was true. |
| [01:46.50] | Once he was very afraid, |
| [01:49.08] | because the bad man in the play was angry and had a knife. |
| [01:53.96] | At first Merrick wanted to leave the theatre, but I stopped him. |
| [02:00.26] | Then he was very angry with this bad man in the play. |
| [02:05.56] | He hit his hand on his chair, |
| [02:08.33] | and stood up and talked to the man. |
| [02:11.43] | But nobody heard him. |
| [02:13.79] | When the bad man went to prison, Merrick laughed. |
| [02:19.75] | Merrick thought the beautiful young lady |
| [02:22.33] | in the play was wonderful. |
| [02:24.71] | He wanted to talk to her too. |
| [02:28.38] | At the end of the play he was very happy |
| [02:32.01] | because she married a good young man. |
| [02:36.44] | He remembered this play for a long time, |
| [02:39.74] | and he talked a lot about the people in it. |
| [02:44.58] | 'What do you think they did after we left?' |
| [02:49.82] | he asked me. 'Where do the young lady and the young man live? |
| [02:57.53] | What are they doing now?' |
| [03:00.68] | 'I don't know, I said. 'Perhaps they live in the country. ' |
| [03:06.99] | Merrick thought about this for a long time. |
| [03:10.89] | Then he said：'Dr Treves, can I go to the country, please? |
| [03:20.47] | I saw the country once from a train, but I never went there. |
| [03:29.34] | I often read about it in books. |
| [03:33.45] | It's very beautiful, isn't it? |
| [03:37.81] | I would like to see it. ' |
| [03:42.31] | The visit to the theatre was difficult |
| [03:45.42] | but a visit to the country was more difficult. |
| [03:50.12] | But again, one of his new friends helped us. |
| [03:55.00] | She had a small house in the country, |
| [03:58.15] | and Merrick could stay in it for the summer, she said. |
| [04:03.50] | I took Merrick to the country in a train with dark windows, |
| [04:08.08] | so nobody could see him. |
| [04:11.02] | Then we went in a cab to the country house. |
| [04:15.54] | There were a lot of trees near the house, |
| [04:18.95] | but no people lived near it. |
| [04:22.65] | A countryman brought food to the house everyday, |
| [04:26.45] | but no people came near it. |
| [04:30.17] | I stayed with him that night. |
| [04:33.18] | At night, it was very dark and quiet. |
| [04:38.39] | In the morning, hundreds of birds sang in the trees, |
| [04:43.11] | and everything outside the house was green. |
| [04:47.16] | Merrick walked under the big trees, |
| [04:50.59] | looking at things happily, |
| [04:52.93] | and singing his strange song. |
| [04:57.74] | I went back to London, |
| [05:00.08] | but Merrick stayed there for six weeks. |
| [05:03.60] | He was wonderfully happy. |
| [05:06.38] | Every week, he wrote me a letter. |
| [05:11.62] | Apple Tree House, |
| [05:14.25] | West Wickham, |
| [05:16.25] | Berkshire. |
| [05:18.36] | 21st July 1889 |
| [05:25.18] | Dear Dr Treves, |
| [05:28.71] | I had a wonderful day again today, |
| [05:33.12] | It was very warm, |
| [05:35.25] | so I walked under the trees and sat by a stream. |
| [05:41.93] | The water in the stream made a beautiful noise, |
| [05:46.86] | like singing. Did you know that? |
| [05:51.39] | I listened to it for two hours. |
| [05:56.17] | Lots of little birds came near me . |
| [06:00.47] | One had a red body in front, and a brown back. |
| [06:06.26] | I gave it some bread, and it sat on my hand. |
| [06:12.50] | A lot of birds are my friends, now. |
| [06:17.58] | I watched the fish in the stream, too. |
| [06:22.10] | They were very exciting, |
| [06:24.91] | because they move very fast. |
| [06:28.72] | One minute they were there, |
| [06:31.51] | and the next minute I couldn't see them. |
| [06:35.82] | But I waited quietly, and they always came back. |
| [06:42.09] | I put my hand in the water, |
| [06:45.34] | but I couldn't touch them. |
| [06:49.16] | I met a big dog yesterday. |
| [06:52.69] | It made a very loud noise, |
| [06:56.09] | but I was not afraid. |
| [06:59.43] | I sat down quietly and looked it, |
| [07:04.26] | and it came and smelt my hand. |
| [07:08.46] | I saw it again today, and gave it some bread. |
| [07:14.17] | It likes me now. |
| [07:17.84] | I am going to put some flowers from the country in this letter. |
| [07:24.17] | There are hundreds of flowers here. Did you know that? |
| [07:30.38] | I like the little blue ones best, |
| [07:34.29] | but they are all beautiful. |
| [07:37.74] | I have lots of them in my room. |
| [07:41.29] | I give them water every morning. |
| [07:45.50] | Little flowers are very thirsty, you know! |
| [07:49.88] | I am very happy here, doctor, |
| [07:53.69] | but I want to see you again soon, too. |
| [07:58.04] | With love from your friend, |
| [08:01.55] | Joseph Merrick |
| [08:05.80] | At the end of the summer he came back to London. |
| [08:10.77] | He was very well, and his skin looked much better. |
| [08:16.21] | He talked about the country a lot, |
| [08:19.44] | but he was happy to see his friends and his books again, too. |
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| [00:01.16] | Chapter 6 Outside the Hospital |
| [00:07.98] | Merrick had a lo of friends now, |
| [00:11.32] | but he was more like a child than a man. |
| [00:15.56] | He could read about things, and talk to his visitors, |
| [00:20.22] | but he could not go out of the hospital by himself. |
| [00:24.24] | He thought and played like a child. |
| [00:29.25] | After Christmas, he wanted to go to the theatre. |
| [00:33.56] | This was very difficult, |
| [00:36.25] | because I did not want the people in the theatre to see him. |
| [00:41.44] | But a kind lady from the theatreMrs Kendalhelped us. |
| [00:47.97] | We bought tickets for a box at the side of the theatre |
| [00:53.34] | We went to the theatre in a cab with dark windows, |
| [00:57.53] | and we went into the theatre |
| [00:59.74] | by a door at the backthe Queen' s door. Nobody saw us. |
| [01:07.11] | Three nurses sat at the front of the box, |
| [01:10.62] | and Merrick and I sat in the dark behind them. |
| [01:15.45] | Nobody in the theatre could see us, |
| [01:18.50] | but we could see the play. |
| [01:21.93] | It was a children' s Christmas play. |
| [01:24.80] | Merrick loved it. It was a most wonderful, exciting story. |
| [01:31.19] | Often he laughed, |
| [01:33.55] | and sometimes he tried to sing like the children in the theatre. |
| [01:38.49] | He was like a child. |
| [01:40.53] | For him, everything in the story was true. |
| [01:46.50] | Once he was very afraid, |
| [01:49.08] | because the bad man in the play was angry and had a knife. |
| [01:53.96] | At first Merrick wanted to leave the theatre, but I stopped him. |
| [02:00.26] | Then he was very angry with this bad man in the play. |
| [02:05.56] | He hit his hand on his chair, |
| [02:08.33] | and stood up and talked to the man. |
| [02:11.43] | But nobody heard him. |
| [02:13.79] | When the bad man went to prison, Merrick laughed. |
| [02:19.75] | Merrick thought the beautiful young lady |
| [02:22.33] | in the play was wonderful. |
| [02:24.71] | He wanted to talk to her too. |
| [02:28.38] | At the end of the play he was very happy |
| [02:32.01] | because she married a good young man. |
| [02:36.44] | He remembered this play for a long time, |
| [02:39.74] | and he talked a lot about the people in it. |
| [02:44.58] | ' What do you think they did after we left?' |
| [02:49.82] | he asked me. ' Where do the young lady and the young man live? |
| [02:57.53] | What are they doing now?' |
| [03:00.68] | ' I don' t know, I said. ' Perhaps they live in the country. ' |
| [03:06.99] | Merrick thought about this for a long time. |
| [03:10.89] | Then he said:' Dr Treves, can I go to the country, please? |
| [03:20.47] | I saw the country once from a train, but I never went there. |
| [03:29.34] | I often read about it in books. |
| [03:33.45] | It' s very beautiful, isn' t it? |
| [03:37.81] | I would like to see it. ' |
| [03:42.31] | The visit to the theatre was difficult |
| [03:45.42] | but a visit to the country was more difficult. |
| [03:50.12] | But again, one of his new friends helped us. |
| [03:55.00] | She had a small house in the country, |
| [03:58.15] | and Merrick could stay in it for the summer, she said. |
| [04:03.50] | I took Merrick to the country in a train with dark windows, |
| [04:08.08] | so nobody could see him. |
| [04:11.02] | Then we went in a cab to the country house. |
| [04:15.54] | There were a lot of trees near the house, |
| [04:18.95] | but no people lived near it. |
| [04:22.65] | A countryman brought food to the house everyday, |
| [04:26.45] | but no people came near it. |
| [04:30.17] | I stayed with him that night. |
| [04:33.18] | At night, it was very dark and quiet. |
| [04:38.39] | In the morning, hundreds of birds sang in the trees, |
| [04:43.11] | and everything outside the house was green. |
| [04:47.16] | Merrick walked under the big trees, |
| [04:50.59] | looking at things happily, |
| [04:52.93] | and singing his strange song. |
| [04:57.74] | I went back to London, |
| [05:00.08] | but Merrick stayed there for six weeks. |
| [05:03.60] | He was wonderfully happy. |
| [05:06.38] | Every week, he wrote me a letter. |
| [05:11.62] | Apple Tree House, |
| [05:14.25] | West Wickham, |
| [05:16.25] | Berkshire. |
| [05:18.36] | 21st July 1889 |
| [05:25.18] | Dear Dr Treves, |
| [05:28.71] | I had a wonderful day again today, |
| [05:33.12] | It was very warm, |
| [05:35.25] | so I walked under the trees and sat by a stream. |
| [05:41.93] | The water in the stream made a beautiful noise, |
| [05:46.86] | like singing. Did you know that? |
| [05:51.39] | I listened to it for two hours. |
| [05:56.17] | Lots of little birds came near me . |
| [06:00.47] | One had a red body in front, and a brown back. |
| [06:06.26] | I gave it some bread, and it sat on my hand. |
| [06:12.50] | A lot of birds are my friends, now. |
| [06:17.58] | I watched the fish in the stream, too. |
| [06:22.10] | They were very exciting, |
| [06:24.91] | because they move very fast. |
| [06:28.72] | One minute they were there, |
| [06:31.51] | and the next minute I couldn' t see them. |
| [06:35.82] | But I waited quietly, and they always came back. |
| [06:42.09] | I put my hand in the water, |
| [06:45.34] | but I couldn' t touch them. |
| [06:49.16] | I met a big dog yesterday. |
| [06:52.69] | It made a very loud noise, |
| [06:56.09] | but I was not afraid. |
| [06:59.43] | I sat down quietly and looked it, |
| [07:04.26] | and it came and smelt my hand. |
| [07:08.46] | I saw it again today, and gave it some bread. |
| [07:14.17] | It likes me now. |
| [07:17.84] | I am going to put some flowers from the country in this letter. |
| [07:24.17] | There are hundreds of flowers here. Did you know that? |
| [07:30.38] | I like the little blue ones best, |
| [07:34.29] | but they are all beautiful. |
| [07:37.74] | I have lots of them in my room. |
| [07:41.29] | I give them water every morning. |
| [07:45.50] | Little flowers are very thirsty, you know! |
| [07:49.88] | I am very happy here, doctor, |
| [07:53.69] | but I want to see you again soon, too. |
| [07:58.04] | With love from your friend, |
| [08:01.55] | Joseph Merrick |
| [08:05.80] | At the end of the summer he came back to London. |
| [08:10.77] | He was very well, and his skin looked much better. |
| [08:16.21] | He talked about the country a lot, |
| [08:19.44] | but he was happy to see his friends and his books again, too. |
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| [00:01.16] | Chapter 6 Outside the Hospital |
| [00:07.98] | Merrick had a lo of friends now, |
| [00:11.32] | but he was more like a child than a man. |
| [00:15.56] | He could read about things, and talk to his visitors, |
| [00:20.22] | but he could not go out of the hospital by himself. |
| [00:24.24] | He thought and played like a child. |
| [00:29.25] | After Christmas, he wanted to go to the theatre. |
| [00:33.56] | This was very difficult, |
| [00:36.25] | because I did not want the people in the theatre to see him. |
| [00:41.44] | But a kind lady from the theatreMrs Kendalhelped us. |
| [00:47.97] | We bought tickets for a box at the side of the theatre |
| [00:53.34] | We went to the theatre in a cab with dark windows, |
| [00:57.53] | and we went into the theatre |
| [00:59.74] | by a door at the backthe Queen' s door. Nobody saw us. |
| [01:07.11] | Three nurses sat at the front of the box, |
| [01:10.62] | and Merrick and I sat in the dark behind them. |
| [01:15.45] | Nobody in the theatre could see us, |
| [01:18.50] | but we could see the play. |
| [01:21.93] | It was a children' s Christmas play. |
| [01:24.80] | Merrick loved it. It was a most wonderful, exciting story. |
| [01:31.19] | Often he laughed, |
| [01:33.55] | and sometimes he tried to sing like the children in the theatre. |
| [01:38.49] | He was like a child. |
| [01:40.53] | For him, everything in the story was true. |
| [01:46.50] | Once he was very afraid, |
| [01:49.08] | because the bad man in the play was angry and had a knife. |
| [01:53.96] | At first Merrick wanted to leave the theatre, but I stopped him. |
| [02:00.26] | Then he was very angry with this bad man in the play. |
| [02:05.56] | He hit his hand on his chair, |
| [02:08.33] | and stood up and talked to the man. |
| [02:11.43] | But nobody heard him. |
| [02:13.79] | When the bad man went to prison, Merrick laughed. |
| [02:19.75] | Merrick thought the beautiful young lady |
| [02:22.33] | in the play was wonderful. |
| [02:24.71] | He wanted to talk to her too. |
| [02:28.38] | At the end of the play he was very happy |
| [02:32.01] | because she married a good young man. |
| [02:36.44] | He remembered this play for a long time, |
| [02:39.74] | and he talked a lot about the people in it. |
| [02:44.58] | ' What do you think they did after we left?' |
| [02:49.82] | he asked me. ' Where do the young lady and the young man live? |
| [02:57.53] | What are they doing now?' |
| [03:00.68] | ' I don' t know, I said. ' Perhaps they live in the country. ' |
| [03:06.99] | Merrick thought about this for a long time. |
| [03:10.89] | Then he said:' Dr Treves, can I go to the country, please? |
| [03:20.47] | I saw the country once from a train, but I never went there. |
| [03:29.34] | I often read about it in books. |
| [03:33.45] | It' s very beautiful, isn' t it? |
| [03:37.81] | I would like to see it. ' |
| [03:42.31] | The visit to the theatre was difficult |
| [03:45.42] | but a visit to the country was more difficult. |
| [03:50.12] | But again, one of his new friends helped us. |
| [03:55.00] | She had a small house in the country, |
| [03:58.15] | and Merrick could stay in it for the summer, she said. |
| [04:03.50] | I took Merrick to the country in a train with dark windows, |
| [04:08.08] | so nobody could see him. |
| [04:11.02] | Then we went in a cab to the country house. |
| [04:15.54] | There were a lot of trees near the house, |
| [04:18.95] | but no people lived near it. |
| [04:22.65] | A countryman brought food to the house everyday, |
| [04:26.45] | but no people came near it. |
| [04:30.17] | I stayed with him that night. |
| [04:33.18] | At night, it was very dark and quiet. |
| [04:38.39] | In the morning, hundreds of birds sang in the trees, |
| [04:43.11] | and everything outside the house was green. |
| [04:47.16] | Merrick walked under the big trees, |
| [04:50.59] | looking at things happily, |
| [04:52.93] | and singing his strange song. |
| [04:57.74] | I went back to London, |
| [05:00.08] | but Merrick stayed there for six weeks. |
| [05:03.60] | He was wonderfully happy. |
| [05:06.38] | Every week, he wrote me a letter. |
| [05:11.62] | Apple Tree House, |
| [05:14.25] | West Wickham, |
| [05:16.25] | Berkshire. |
| [05:18.36] | 21st July 1889 |
| [05:25.18] | Dear Dr Treves, |
| [05:28.71] | I had a wonderful day again today, |
| [05:33.12] | It was very warm, |
| [05:35.25] | so I walked under the trees and sat by a stream. |
| [05:41.93] | The water in the stream made a beautiful noise, |
| [05:46.86] | like singing. Did you know that? |
| [05:51.39] | I listened to it for two hours. |
| [05:56.17] | Lots of little birds came near me . |
| [06:00.47] | One had a red body in front, and a brown back. |
| [06:06.26] | I gave it some bread, and it sat on my hand. |
| [06:12.50] | A lot of birds are my friends, now. |
| [06:17.58] | I watched the fish in the stream, too. |
| [06:22.10] | They were very exciting, |
| [06:24.91] | because they move very fast. |
| [06:28.72] | One minute they were there, |
| [06:31.51] | and the next minute I couldn' t see them. |
| [06:35.82] | But I waited quietly, and they always came back. |
| [06:42.09] | I put my hand in the water, |
| [06:45.34] | but I couldn' t touch them. |
| [06:49.16] | I met a big dog yesterday. |
| [06:52.69] | It made a very loud noise, |
| [06:56.09] | but I was not afraid. |
| [06:59.43] | I sat down quietly and looked it, |
| [07:04.26] | and it came and smelt my hand. |
| [07:08.46] | I saw it again today, and gave it some bread. |
| [07:14.17] | It likes me now. |
| [07:17.84] | I am going to put some flowers from the country in this letter. |
| [07:24.17] | There are hundreds of flowers here. Did you know that? |
| [07:30.38] | I like the little blue ones best, |
| [07:34.29] | but they are all beautiful. |
| [07:37.74] | I have lots of them in my room. |
| [07:41.29] | I give them water every morning. |
| [07:45.50] | Little flowers are very thirsty, you know! |
| [07:49.88] | I am very happy here, doctor, |
| [07:53.69] | but I want to see you again soon, too. |
| [07:58.04] | With love from your friend, |
| [08:01.55] | Joseph Merrick |
| [08:05.80] | At the end of the summer he came back to London. |
| [08:10.77] | He was very well, and his skin looked much better. |
| [08:16.21] | He talked about the country a lot, |
| [08:19.44] | but he was happy to see his friends and his books again, too. |
| [00:01.16] | 6在医院的外面 |
| [00:07.98] | 现在麦里克有了许多朋友， |
| [00:11.32] | 但他更像一个孩子而不是一个男人。 |
| [00:15.56] | 他能通过阅读了解到许多事情，并将这些事告诉他的来访者们。 |
| [00:20.22] | 但他不能一个人去到医院以外的地方。 |
| [00:24.24] | 他像一个孩子一样思考和玩耍。 |
| [00:29.25] | 圣诞节后，他想去看戏。 |
| [00:33.56] | 这是件很难办的事， |
| [00:36.25] | 因为我不愿剧院里的人们看到他。 |
| [00:41.44] | 剧院有一位好心肠的凯恩德尔夫人帮助了我们， |
| [00:47.97] | 给订了一个剧院里靠边上的包厢。 |
| [00:53.34] | 我们乘坐窗户闭光的出租马车， |
| [00:57.53] | 并从剧院 |
| [00:59.74] | 后门进去。没有人看到我们。 |
| [01:07.11] | 三个护士坐在包厢的前方， |
| [01:10.62] | 我和麦里克坐在她们后面的暗处。 |
| [01:15.45] | 剧院里无人能看到我们， |
| [01:18.50] | 这样我们可以专心看演出了。 |
| [01:21.93] | 这是一部儿童圣诞剧， |
| [01:24.80] | 麦里克喜欢看。这是一个极精彩并令人激动的故事。 |
| [01:31.19] | 他常常笑出声来， |
| [01:33.55] | 有时他也想像剧中的孩子们一样歌唱， |
| [01:38.49] | 他像个孩子似的， |
| [01:40.53] | 在他看来，故事里的每件事都是真实的。 |
| [01:46.50] | 他一度害怕起来， |
| [01:49.08] | 因为剧中有个坏男人生气地拿着刀， |
| [01:53.96] | 起初麦里克想要离开剧院，我拉住了他。 |
| [02:00.26] | 他非常生那个坏男人的气， |
| [02:05.56] | 击打着椅子， |
| [02:08.33] | 站起来骂那个坏男人， |
| [02:11.43] | 但无人听见。 |
| [02:13.79] | 当那个坏男人被投进监狱时，麦里克高兴地大笑起来。 |
| [02:19.75] | 他觉得剧中那个漂亮的年轻姑娘 |
| [02:22.33] | 非常可爱， |
| [02:24.71] | 他想和她讲话。 |
| [02:28.38] | 剧终时他很高兴， |
| [02:32.01] | 因为她与一个很好的年轻人结了婚。 |
| [02:36.44] | 他好长时间都没有忘记这出戏， |
| [02:39.74] | 他叙述了许多有关剧中人的事。 |
| [02:44.58] | “我们离开以后他们怎么办？ |
| [02:49.82] | 他问我，“那个年轻人和那个姑娘在哪儿生活？ |
| [02:57.53] | 现在他们在干什么？” |
| [03:00.68] | 我说：“不知道，或许他们住在乡下。” |
| [03:06.99] | 这件事麦里克想了很久。 |
| [03:10.89] | 后来他问我：“特里维斯博士，我可以到乡下去吗？ |
| [03:20.47] | 我坐火车时曾看到过乡间，但我从来没去过那里。 |
| [03:29.34] | 我在书上读到过有关乡间的事， |
| [03:33.45] | 很美，是不是？ |
| [03:37.81] | 我想去看看。” |
| [03:42.31] | 到剧场都难， |
| [03:45.42] | 去乡间谈何容易。 |
| [03:50.12] | 他的一位新朋友又一次给予了帮助。 |
| [03:55.00] | 她在乡间有一间小屋子， |
| [03:58.15] | 她说麦里克可以在那儿避暑。 |
| [04:03.50] | 我带着麦里克乘一列窗户不透光的火车来到乡下， |
| [04:08.08] | 没有人看见我们。 |
| [04:11.02] | 然后我们又换乘一辆出租马车来到这幢乡间小屋。 |
| [04:15.54] | 房子附近有许多树， |
| [04:18.95] | 但无人住在附近。 |
| [04:22.65] | 除了一个村夫每天送食物到这儿， |
| [04:26.45] | 没有其他人来。 |
| [04:30.17] | 那天晚上我与他待在一起。 |
| [04:33.18] | 晚上天很黑，但很安静， |
| [04:38.39] | 清晨许多小鸟在树上歌唱。 |
| [04:43.11] | 屋子外面一片翠绿。 |
| [04:47.16] | 麦里克在树下散步， |
| [04:50.59] | 开心地欣赏着这里的一切， |
| [04:52.93] | 唱着他那奇怪的歌。 |
| [04:57.74] | 我回到了伦敦， |
| [05:00.08] | 麦里克在那儿又待了六个星期， |
| [05:03.60] | 他快活极了。 |
| [05:06.38] | 每星期他都给我写一封信： |
| [05:11.62] | 哈蒙苹果树庄园 |
| [05:14.25] | 西维克 |
| [05:16.25] | 于波克郡 |
| [05:18.36] | 1889年7月21日 |
| [05:25.18] | 亲爱的特里维斯博士： |
| [05:28.71] | 今天我又过得愉快极了， |
| [05:33.12] | 天气非常暖和， |
| [05:35.25] | 我在树下散步，坐在溪旁， |
| [05:41.93] | 溪水流动，形成美妙的声音， |
| [05:46.86] | 就像在唱歌。你知道吗？ |
| [05:51.39] | 我在这里已听了两个多小时。 |
| [05:56.17] | 许多小鸟儿飞到我的身旁， |
| [06:00.47] | 有一只鸟长着红身褐背。 |
| [06:06.26] | 我给它吃面包，它站在我的手上。 |
| [06:12.50] | 这些鸟已成了我的朋友。 |
| [06:17.58] | 我还看到溪水中的鱼。 |
| [06:22.10] | 真令人惊奇， |
| [06:24.91] | 它们游得快极了， |
| [06:28.72] | 一会在那儿， |
| [06:31.51] | 一会又不见了。 |
| [06:35.82] | 我静静地等着，它们总是不停地来回游着。 |
| [06:42.09] | 我把手伸进水里， |
| [06:45.34] | 可我摸不着它们。 |
| [06:49.16] | 昨天我碰见一只大狗， |
| [06:52.69] | 它大声地叫着， |
| [06:56.09] | 可我并不害怕。 |
| [06:59.43] | 我坐下来静静地朝它看着， |
| [07:04.26] | 它走过来闻闻我的手。 |
| [07:08.46] | 今天我又见到了它，还给它吃些面包， |
| [07:14.17] | 现在它很喜欢我。 |
| [07:17.84] | 我准备把乡下的花采摘一些放在信里寄给你， |
| [07:24.17] | 这里有好几百种花。 |
| [07:30.38] | 我最喜欢这种小蓝花。 |
| [07:34.29] | 当然，这儿所有的花都很好看， |
| [07:37.74] | 我摘了许多放在屋子里， |
| [07:41.29] | 我每天早上给这些花浇水， |
| [07:45.50] | 这些花很渴！ |
| [07:49.88] | 大夫，我在这儿很愉快， |
| [07:53.69] | 但我也想尽快见到你。 |
| [07:58.04] | 非常热爱你的朋友 |
| [08:01.55] | 约瑟夫·麦里克 |
| [08:05.80] | 夏季结束时他回到了伦敦。 |
| [08:10.77] | 他非常健康，皮肤看上去也好多了。 |
| [08:16.21] | 他讲了许多有关乡间的事情， |
| [08:19.44] | 但他也很高兴又见到了许多朋友和书。 |
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