Peterloo(彼铁卢)[2018]电影台词本阅读、下载和单词统计

电影名称：彼铁卢
英文名称：Peterloo
年代：2018

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时间	英文	中文
[01:17]		在欧洲经历二十年的战争之后 英国威灵顿公爵带领英国军队及其同盟军 在普鲁士陆军元帅布吕歇尔及其军队的帮助下 最终在滑铁卢战役击败了拿破仑·波拿巴领导的法国
[03:16]	The Prime Minister.	首相大人
[03:20]	My Lords, I believe it unnecessary	大人们 我相信议院没有必要
[03:23]	long to occupy the attention of the House upon the subject of	对我接下来提交的动议
[03:27]	the motion which I am about to submit.	花费过多精力
[03:30]	I am called upon by His Royal Highness, the Prince Regent,	受到尊敬的陛下 我们摄政王的召唤
[03:34]	to propose a measure calculated farther	我提出一个经过深思熟虑的方案
[03:36]	to commemorate the glory of the Duke of Wellington.	来纪念我们伟大的惠灵顿公爵的丰功伟绩
[03:40]	Hear, hear.	同意 同意
[03:41]	After such an heroic action as that of the 18th of June,	像6月18日那样的英雄壮举
[03:47]	after a victory which presented a display	一场展示将军
[03:49]	of all the great qualities of a general	所有美好品质的伟大胜利之后
[03:52]	whether for defensive or offensive warfare,	无论是防御战还是进攻战
[03:55]	whether for resistance or attack,	无论是顽强抵抗还是英勇进攻
[03:57]	whether for gallantry, perseverance, or skill –	无论是他的勇气 毅力还是技巧
[04:01]	I would ask whether,	我会问
[04:03]	after a victory unparalleled in history,	在这场空前绝后的胜利之后
[04:08]	Parliament could be conceived to do its duty,	议会是否能履行其职责
[04:11]	if it merely confined itself to a vote of thanks,	是仅限于表决一票感谢
[04:15]	and declined to present any further evidence	无视舆论对于
[04:18]	of public gratitude to the valiant leader of such a signal victory…	这场伟大胜利的英勇领袖的感激之情
[04:24]	if it refused to make an adequate provision	还是拒绝给这位伟大的征服者
[04:27]	for this celebrated conqueror and his family.	和他家人丰厚的回报
[04:33]	I move a resolution	我在此提出一项决议
[04:35]	that this House grant to His Grace,	为了进一步表示议会 乃至大英帝国
[04:38]	the Duke of Wellington, as farther proof	对于惠灵顿公爵的感激之情
[04:41]	of the gratitude of the British nation…	应该奖励公爵大人
[04:43]	the sum of £750,000.	75万英镑
[04:49]	Hear, hear! Hear, hear!	同意 同意 同意 同意
[05:17]	General Byng, sir,	宾将军
[05:19]	Lord Sidmouth is now at liberty erm…	西德默斯子爵现在有空了
[05:31]	Oh, beware the step, sir, yes.	小心台阶 先生
[05:41]	Enter.	进来
[05:45]	G-General Byng, Your Lordship.	大人 宾将军
[05:47]	Sir John.	约翰爵士
[05:48]	– Home Secretary. – Welcome, sir.	-内政大臣 -欢迎 先生
[05:50]	Pray, do be seated.	请 快请坐
[05:53]	I thank you.	谢谢您
[05:58]	Let me see…	让我想想
[06:01]	Yes, your father. I trust he is in good health?	你父亲 他的身体一定很不错吧
[06:05]	Sadly not, sir.	很遗憾他身体并不好 先生
[06:08]	Yes. No, please, do forgive me.	是吗 不 请原谅我的冒犯
[06:10]	I did so enjoy his company	尽管我们的政见不同
[06:12]	despite our differing opinions.	但我还是怀念跟你父亲做同僚的日子
[06:14]	– Splendid fellow. – Thank you, sir.	-极好的同伴 -谢谢您 先生
[06:18]	It is a great honour to be in your presence.	很荣幸能和您见面
[06:21]	The honour is all mine, Your Lordship.	大人 这是我的荣幸
[06:22]	Your achievements have been nothing short of… Olympic.	你的功绩完全不逊色于奥林匹克
[06:27]	You flatter me, sir.	先生 您太抬举我了
[06:29]	Enter.	进来
[06:30]	Good morning, Your Lordship.	早上好 大人
[06:32]	Good morning, sir.	早上好 先生
[06:34]	Would you care for some tea, sir?	先生 您要喝点茶吗
[06:35]	No, thank you, madam. Oh.	不 谢谢 夫人
[06:38]	And how are you feeling today, Lord Sidmouth?	您今天感觉怎么样 西德默斯大人
[06:40]	Much better, thank you, Mrs Moss.	好多了 谢谢你 莫斯太太
[06:42]	I’m so very pleased to hear it.	这真令人高兴
[06:45]	There we are.	茶在这
[06:47]	Thank you, gentlemen.	谢谢 先生们
[06:54]	I must own, Your Lordship,	大人 我必须承认
[06:55]	that my knowledge of life is limited beyond that of a soldier.	除了打仗 我对其他的几乎一窍不通
[06:59]	And… you’ll forgive me for saying,	还有 恕我直言
[07:01]	but I have little time for politics.	我很少参与政治活动
[07:03]	Excellent, sir.	很好 先生
[07:05]	I have little time for politics myself.	我自己也很少参加政治活动
[07:10]	You, sir, are…	先生 你
[07:14]	..perfectly qualified, if I may say so.	要我来说的话 你是完全合适的
[07:17]	Might I ask how I may be of service?	我可以问一下我出任什么职务吗
[07:19]	I would wish to appoint you	我想任命你为
[07:22]	Commander of the Northern District.	北区指挥官
[07:24]	The Northern District? Not Ireland?	北区 不是爱尔兰吗
[07:27]	– No, sir, not Ireland. – I see.	-不 先生 不是爱尔兰 -明白了
[07:30]	Might you be familiar with the North of England?	你对英格兰北部熟悉吗
[07:34]	Barely, sir.	不怎么熟悉 先生
[07:35]	My late mother was Yorkshire.	我已故的母亲是约克郡人
[07:37]	Her family seat was Wentworth Castle.	她的家族住在温特沃斯城堡
[07:40]	Wellington has nothing but the highest praise	惠灵顿对你的成就
[07:43]	for your achievements.	赞不绝口
[07:45]	Thank you, sir.	谢谢您 先生
[07:46]	I had the great privilege of	我很荣幸
[07:48]	serving alongside His Grace on many a campaign.	能和他并肩作战
[07:51]	Yorkshire is indeed a splendid county.	约克郡的确是一个很不错的郡
[07:53]	However, on the other side of the Pennine Hills…	然而 在彭尼山的另一边
[07:58]	..in Manchester…	曼彻斯特
[08:00]	and the surrounding towns of Lancashire,	以及兰开夏郡的周边城镇
[08:03]	there is a sickness.	有隐患
[08:05]	A dangerous threat of rampant insurrection.	有泛滥的暴动威胁
[08:09]	Indeed, sir.	的确 先生
[08:10]	Enter.	进来
[08:12]	Ah, Hobhouse.	啊 霍普豪斯
[08:17]	General Sir John Byng,	约翰·宾将军
[08:19]	Mr Hobhouse, my permanent under-secretary.	霍普豪斯先生 我的常务副秘书长
[08:22]	It is a great honour to meet you, Sir John.	很荣幸见到你 约翰爵士
[08:24]	Now, Hobhouse, henceforth Sir John	现在 霍普豪斯 从今以后约翰爵士
[08:27]	is to enjoy full access to all files	将有全部权限调阅有关北方
[08:30]	concerning seditious activity in the North.	煽动暴乱的文件
[08:34]	– Excellent. -Am I to understand	-非常好 -您的意思是
[08:36]	that you wish me to commence forthwith?	希望我立刻着手开始吗
[08:38]	Indeed we do.	的确如此
[08:40]	– Very well, sir. – Splendid.	-好的 先生 -很好
[09:02]	Is this the way to Manchester?	这是去曼彻斯特的路吗
[09:03]	Aye, you’re on t’right track, lad.	是的 你走的没错 小伙子
[09:05]	– Just keep going. – Thanking you.	-继续走就行 -谢谢你
[10:00]	Joseph!	约瑟夫
[10:04]	Come on, Son. Let’s sit thee down.	快来 儿子 快坐下来
[10:08]	Come on.	来坐这
[10:14]	What’s this?	这是什么
[10:17]	Let’s get this off you.	把这个脱下来
[10:19]	Come on, Son.	快点 孩子
[10:22]	There we go. Come on.	好了
[10:36]	Come on, Son.	快来 儿子
[10:38]	Come on, get this down you.	来吧 把这个喝了
[10:41]	Come on, Son.	来吧 儿子
[10:43]	Hey, now – no skriking.	别呛到了
[10:46]	Come on.	来吧
[10:50]	Hey, come on.	嘿 来
[10:54]	Mother’s here.	妈妈在这呢
[11:01]	Mother’s here.	妈妈在这呢
[12:01]	Now, Son.	你好啊 儿子
[12:10]	He were bleeding.	他当时一直在流血
[12:13]	– Right, Aggie? – All right, Father	-阿吉 一切都好吗 -一切都好 爸爸
[12:15]	It were streaming down his face.	血顺着他的脸流下来
[12:17]	– Were it? – Aye.	-真的吗 -真的
[12:18]	He deserved it, though.	不过 这是他应得的
[12:19]	He’s been late three times this week.	他这个星期已经迟到三次了
[12:26]	Aye, he were bleeding.	是啊 他当时一直在流血
[12:28]	A right mess.	真的是一团糟
[12:39]	He’s wiped out.	他已经筋疲力尽了
[12:41]	He gave me the fright of me life.	他当时吓坏我了
[12:42]	– Did he say owt? – No, not a whistle.	-他说什么了吗 -没 一句都没有
[12:45]	– He’s not changed, then! – Aye.	-那他一点都没变啊 -是啊
[12:49]	Leave it, lad!	把它放下 小家伙
[12:50]	George! No, no, no.	乔治 不能碰
[12:52]	Now, let’s put that out of harm’s way.	放到他够不着的地方
[12:55]	Sit still for a minute.	乖乖地坐在这
[12:56]	We’ll be going for us tea soon, lad.	小家伙 我们一会就去喝茶
[12:59]	‘Ey, we’ve woken him up now.	我们把他给吵醒了
[13:00]	Joe?	乔
[13:03]	We’re all here. Come on, let’s sit thee up.	我们都在了 来吧 坐起来
[13:07]	– Are you hungry, Joseph? – I’ve done you some broth.	-约瑟夫 饿了吗 -我给你熬了肉汤
[13:11]	– You ‘right, Father? – Aye, lad.	-你还好吗 爸爸 -好着呢 小伙子
[13:13]	Sit thee down, Father.	坐下来吧 爸爸
[13:18]	Sit down, Son.	坐下 儿子
[13:19]	– Esther? – Aye.	-埃丝特 -嗯
[13:21]	Get me a spoon.	给我拿个勺子来
[13:24]	Now, mind – it’s hot.	小心点 这个很烫
[13:26]	Here y’are.	给你
[13:29]	– It’s George. – Aye, he’s got big.	-这是乔治啊 -是啊 他已经长大了
[13:32]	Ooh, you can say that again.	是啊 说得没错
[13:34]	He has.	的确长大了
[13:37]	It’s a baby.	还有个小宝宝
[13:39]	Aye, little Sarah.	小萨拉
[13:42]	Your niece.	你的小侄女
[13:45]	There’s your Uncle Joseph.	这是你约瑟夫叔叔
[13:49]	You ‘right?	你好吗
[13:50]	What were t’fighting like, Joe?	乔 战争是什么样的
[13:53]	Was you at Waterloo?	你是在滑铁卢吗
[14:01]	– Ah… – Leave him, Robert.	-啊 -别问他了 罗伯特
[14:04]	Aye, he’ll be ‘reet.	他会好起来的
[14:07]	Did you see Boney?	你见过博尼吗
[14:09]	Oh, come on, up you get, you daft barmpot!	起来吧 你这个烦人鬼
[14:12]	– Night, Father. – Good night.	-晚安 爸爸 -晚安
[14:14]	– Good night, George. – Good night, Grandfather.	-晚安 乔治 -晚安 爷爷
[14:17]	See thee tomorrow, Joe.	乔 明天再见
[14:18]	Glad you’re back, Joseph. See thee in t’morn’.	约瑟夫 很高兴你回来了 明天见
[14:21]	– In t’morn’. – See thee, clever-clogs!	-明天见 -再见 小机灵鬼们
[14:23]	See thee. See thee.	再见 再见
[14:39]	Penny a pie! ‘Alf for an a’penny!	馅饼便宜喽 半个只要一便士
[14:41]	Fresh this morn!	早上新鲜出炉的
[14:42]	Ladies? Mister?	女士 先生
[14:43]	Penny a pie! ‘Alf for an a’penny!	馅饼便宜喽 半个只要一便士
[14:47]	Penny a pie, mister? Half for an a’penny!	馅饼便宜了 先生 半个只要一便士
[14:49]	Fresh this morn!	早上新鲜出炉的噢
[14:51]	Penny a pie, ladies! ‘Alf for an a’penny!	馅饼便宜了 夫人 半个只要一便士
[14:54]	– Fresh this morn! – Nell! Nell!	-早上新鲜出炉的 -内尔 内尔
[14:56]	I’ll have ‘alf.	给我来半个
[14:57]	– There. Ha’penny. – Right, love.	-给 一便士 -好的 亲爱的
[15:00]	Coming out. Here it is.	让我找找 给你
[15:01]	Fresh eggs!	新鲜的鸡蛋
[15:03]	Farthing an egg!	一枚鸡蛋一法寻
[15:04]	Penny farthing, half dozen.	半打鸡蛋只要1便士
[15:07]	‘Ey up, Nellie, y’all right?	内莉 过得还好吗
[15:09]	Aye. How’s thee sen?	还行 你怎么样
[15:10]	– Oh, you know. – Oh, aye.	-你知道的 -好吧
[15:13]	– You havin’ t’usual? – Aye.	-跟往常一样吗 -是的
[15:15]	– Any word? – He’s come home.	-有什么消息吗 -他回家了
[15:17]	– No? – He has.	-不会吧 -是真的
[15:19]	Ee, that’s grand!	那太棒了
[15:21]	How is he?	他怎么样了
[15:23]	– He’s not his sen. – No.	-他和原来不一样了 -不是吧
[15:24]	I’ll give you an extra one.	给你多添一个鸡蛋
[15:26]	Make him summat special for his supper.	晚上给他做点好吃的
[15:28]	Thank you.	谢谢
[15:30]	Here’s your pie.	给你馅饼
[15:31]	Aye, that’s grand.	太好了
[15:33]	– See thee. – Aye.	-回头见 -好的
[15:36]	Fresh eggs! Farthing an egg!	新鲜的鸡蛋 一枚鸡蛋一法寻
[15:39]	Penny farthing, half dozen.	半打鸡蛋只要1便士
[15:41]	Fresh eggs!	新鲜的鸡蛋
[15:43]	Farthing an egg!	一枚鸡蛋一法寻
[15:45]	Penny farthing, half dozen!	半打鸡蛋只要1便士
[16:46]	Annie, please.	安妮 拜托了
[16:49]	I can’t.	不行
[16:55]	– How many’re you after? – Half dozen.	-你想要多少 -半打
[16:58]	– Two. – Four.	-两个 -四个
[17:00]	Three.	三个
[17:01]	Best butter pie, Friday.	周五给你最好的黄油派
[17:08]	Smile, Sarah.	笑一个 萨拉
[17:12]	– There y’are. – Thank you.	-给你 -谢谢
[17:16]	Come on, lass.	走了 小姑娘
[17:27]	Do you ‘ave any work?	你这还需要人手吗
[17:29]	No, there’s nowt ‘ere.	不 不要了
[17:32]	Sorry, lad.	对不起 小伙子
[17:39]	Any work?	需要人手吗
[18:12]	I went t’ t’other side of t’canal.	我都走到了运河的另一边
[18:14]	But there were nowt going.	但是还是没人招工
[18:16]	There is nowt going.	不会有人招工的
[18:17]	There’s talk of them cutting wages again next month.	有人说他们下个月还会减薪
[18:21]	Cutting them to what?	还要减到什么地步
[18:22]	To the bone, Mother.	减到零 妈妈
[18:24]	Aye, and that bread tax is helping no one.	那个面包税谁都帮不了
[18:26]	– It’s helping someone. -Who?	-它的确帮了些人 -谁
[18:28]	– Them rich beggars. – Bastard farmers.	-那些有钱的乞丐 -混蛋农民
[18:30]	It’s not just t’farmers’ fault, Robert.	罗伯特 这不单单是农民的错
[18:32]	– How d’you mean? – It’s t’government, Mary.	-你什么意思 -是政府的错 玛丽
[18:34]	Government?	政府
[18:36]	Landowners have got t’government in their pockets.	政府都在地主们的手中
[18:39]	Besides, most of t’government are landowners themselves!	而且大多数政府官员本身就是地主
[18:42]	Getting fat on land that they stole from us in t’first place.	用原本属于我们的土地来牟取暴利
[18:45]	Oh, aye.	是啊
[18:46]	What’s that to do with t’price of bread?	那和面包多少钱有什么关系
[18:48]	They have a bad harvest, there’s a shortage of corn.	他们收成不好 没有谷物了
[18:51]	They won’t let them import any from France or America	他们也不让从法国 美国
[18:54]	or anywhere,	或其他地方进口
[18:55]	so they force prices up and us poor souls end up	而是逼迫价格上涨 搞得我们这些可怜人
[18:57]	paying five times more for a loaf of bread.	必须用五倍的价格去买条面包
[19:00]		*谷物法为当时英国以保护地主农民为借口 对进口谷物强征关税的法律 该法的目的其实是为了保护土地贵族利益 最终导致谷物价格飙升
[19:00]	– Is that t’Corn Laws? – It is.	-是那个谷物法吗 -是的
[19:02]	They were meant to help us but it just made things worse.	那本是为了帮我们的 结果却把情况搞得更糟了
[19:05]	When has a government ever done anything to help us?	政府什么时候帮过我们呢
[19:07]	True.	那倒是
[19:09]	Fat leeches, down London.	伦敦那些臃肿的吸血虫
[19:11]	They’ll starve us all to death.	他们会让我们饿死的
[19:18]	Eleven pence ha’penny.	十一个半便士
[19:20]	You take that, Esther.	你拿上 埃丝特
[19:23]	We’ll get by on t’rest.	我们会用剩下的撑过去
[19:26]	No!	别
[20:01]	Margaret Micklethwaite	玛格丽特·米克尔思韦特
[20:04]	as for the misdemeanour of loose, idle and disorderly conduct,	在女主人地窖里被发现时
[20:07]	given the intoxicated and indecorous state in which	处于醉酒且不得体的状态
[20:10]	you were discovered in your mistress’s cellar,	且有寻衅滋事等不正当行为
[20:13]	there can be little doubt that you were, and remain,	毋庸置疑 你当时处于 并持续处于
[20:15]	decidedly loose, unquestionably idle	显而易见的放纵 毫无疑问的懒散
[20:19]	and resolutely disorderly.	以及寻衅滋事的状态中
[20:22]	Now, as for the felony,	至于重罪行为
[20:25]	to whit, the theft of two bottles of excellent claret,	就是两瓶波尔多极品红酒的盗窃罪
[20:29]	before I pass sentence,	在我宣判之前
[20:31]	indulge my curiosity, Mrs Micklethwaite,	出于我的好奇心 米克尔思韦特夫人
[20:34]	and inform me, what erroneous pretext	告诉我 出于什么样错误的借口
[20:36]	compelled you to descend into the cellar in the first place.	最初让你选择进入地窖的
[20:41]	I were up in th’attic	我当时在阁楼上
[20:43]	and I saw this ghost, looking at me.	我看到了一只鬼 在看着我
[20:48]	And I ‘ad to run down to t’cellar – honest!	所以我只能跑去地窖了 真的
[20:52]	Indeed!	确实是
[20:55]	So, afeared of the spirit in the attic,	所以 惧于阁楼里的鬼
[20:59]	you partook of the spirit in the cellar.	你把自己变成了地窖里的酒鬼
[21:11]	Given the dual nature of your crime,	鉴于你罪行的双重性
[21:15]	I am minded to pass this case upward to the Quarter Sessions,	我考虑将此案移交至季审法庭
[21:18]	with the recommendation that you spend the next seven years	并建议有期徒刑七年 以让你在博特尼湾
[21:22]	contemplating your sins overlooking the exotic vista of Botany Bay.	欣赏异国风光 反思己过
[21:25]	No, sir! No!	不要啊 大人 不要
[21:26]	I’ve got a lad at home what needs me!	我家里还有孩子需要我
[21:28]	Silence!	肃静
[21:31]	I am reluctant to impose upon the Crown	鉴于流放还要产生交通费用
[21:34]	the cost of your transportation.	耗费国家财产
[21:37]	Therefore, you shall be whipped…	因此 你将被处以鞭刑
[21:38]	No, sir, no! Please, sir!	不要啊大人 不要 求求你了大人
[21:39]	..that it may shame you and deter others.	以此作为对你的惩罚并让他人引以为戒
[21:42]	You may then spend the next 14 days in gaol,	接下来你将服刑14日
[21:45]	in quiet contemplation of your crimes.	静思己过
[21:49]	Take her down.	带她下去
[21:50]	Edward Baines	爱德华·贝恩斯
[21:52]	For what purpose were you	你出于何种原因
[21:53]	in the vicinity of Tib Street, Manchester, on the third day of November last?	于去年11月3日出现在曼彻斯特的蒂布街附近
[21:58]	We was knocking down a wall.	我们在拆一堵墙
[22:00]	– Why? What are you? – A labourer.	-为什么 你做什么的 -劳工
[22:03]	Oh. Were you in liquor?	你当时喝酒了吗
[22:05]	No, sir.	没有 大人
[22:07]	Then perhaps you might explain to me	那你能不能告诉我
[22:09]	what occasioned you to enter a haberdasher’s shop on the day in question.	是什么原因促使你当日进入缝纫店的
[22:13]	It’s my pocket watch, sir.	因为我的怀表 大人
[22:15]	It is not your pocket watch.	那不是你的怀表
[22:17]	It is a silver pocket watch, valued at five guineas.	那是一块银质怀表 价值五吉尼
[22:22]	It is the property of the haberdasher, Mr Arnold.	是属于那家缝纫店店主阿诺德先生的
[22:26]	Furthermore, his name is	此外 他的名字
[22:28]	quite clearly inscribed upon the reverse side of the case back.	清楚地刻在了怀表的背面
[22:34]	I won it on a game of dice.	那是我在掷骰子比赛上赢的
[22:36]	– Where? – The Old Boar’s Head.	-在哪儿赢的 -老猪头酒吧.
[22:38]	When?	什么时候
[22:40]	I can’t remember, s-sir.	我不记得了 大 大人
[22:43]	You are wasting the time of this court.	你在浪费本庭的时间
[22:47]	I am to recommend that you be transported to the territory of Australia	我建议 流放至澳大利亚地区
[22:52]	for a period of 14 years.	处14年有期徒刑
[22:55]	Our Lord God owns everything upon this earth,	我们的上帝拥有这片土地上的一切
[22:59]	and when you steal, you rob from him.	而当你去行窃时 你是从上帝手里偷东西
[23:04]	– You are James Mahon? – Yes.	-你是杰姆·马宏吗 -是的
[23:06]	Remove your hat.	把帽子摘了
[23:08]	– Wha’? – You are in a court of law.	-啥 -你正处于法庭之上
[23:14]	You are charged with stealing a coat from your master.	你被指控从你的主人那里偷了一件大衣
[23:17]	No. No, I didn’t steal it. I took it.	不 不 我没偷 我是拿的
[23:20]	Explain to me the difference.	告诉我这有什么区别
[23:22]	He had two, I needed one.	他有两件 我需要一件
[23:24]	He’s got one. I’ve got one. I was cold.	他一件 我一件 我冻得慌
[23:26]	– Are you an Englishman? – Yes, sir.	-你是英格兰人吗 -是的 大人
[23:29]	Do you know your Bible?	你知道圣经吗
[23:32]	Can you read?	能读一下吗
[23:35]	“Thou shalt not steal.”	汝不可偷盗
[23:38]	God’s Commandment, number eight.	十诫的第八条
[23:43]	I’m a reformer.	我是一个改革者
[23:44]	– A reformer? – Yes.	-改革者吗 -是的
[23:46]	That gives you the right to steal?	这给了你偷窃的权利吗
[23:48]	No, it’s not stealing. It’s sharing.	不 那不是偷窃 是分享
[23:50]	What’s mine is yours and what’s yours is mine.	我的是你的 你的也是我的
[23:54]	– Is that the coat? – Yes.	-你穿得是那件大衣吗 -是的
[23:57]	Take it off.	脱下来
[24:01]	Remove that coat.	脱掉那件大衣
[24:07]	Have it.	拿去吧
[24:11]	I shall commit you to the Quarter Sessions.	我将把你移交至季审法庭
[24:13]	I shall recommend that you be hanged. Take him down.	并建议对你执行绞刑 带他下去
[24:16]	Hanged?	绞刑吗
[24:19]	Over a coat?	就因为一件大衣吗
[24:43]	Find out where he lives.	搞清楚他住哪
[24:53]	It is our profound belief that we are on the brink of the dawn of liberty.	我们坚信我们正处于自由黎明的前夕
[25:00]	We are on the verge of achieving elevation from	政府将我们置于粪坑和沼泽中
[25:03]	the cesspits and swamps in which our government would have us dwell.	我们即将崛起
[25:08]	We shan’t be denied any longer.	我们不应被忽视
[25:11]	The government’s defences are creaking.	政府的防御正在崩塌
[25:14]	The water is rising.	水位正在攀升
[25:16]	The dam is breaking.	大坝即将崩溃
[25:17]	The foam it swells, it swells all around them.	那涌起的泡沫 将包围他们
[25:23]	The gilded reptiles are unable to overawe this expression of public opinion.	那群上层的爬虫们绝对无法吓退舆论的呼号
[25:29]	These apish Jupiters…	那些肥头大耳的蠢货们
[25:33]	Hear, hear!	同意 同意
[25:34]	..the phantasmagoria of prophets who sit fat and idle	那群无所事事 朝秦暮楚的假先知们
[25:38]	in that infernal monster pit they call Parliament,	在那个群魔乱舞之所 他们称作议会的地方
[25:42]	are quaking in their boots.	正在瑟瑟发抖
[25:44]	Aye!	赞同
[25:45]	Let the friends of radical reform but persevere.	让同志们激进革新并长久坚持
[25:49]	Let us be firm and fear not	让我们毫不动摇 决不畏惧
[25:51]	that victory will be ours.	胜利终将属于我们
[25:53]	Our enemies will shrink before the voice of all powerful truth.	我们的敌人会在强大的真理之声前退缩
[25:58]	When the pimps of authority	当那些掌权的皮条客
[26:00]	deny a man suffrage,	否认公民的选举权时
[26:02]	they rob him of all security for his life,	他们就夺走了关于生命
[26:06]	liberty and property.	自由和财产的一切保障
[26:08]	What kind of people are they to commit such atrocities?	是什么样的人 才能犯下如此暴行
[26:12]	Friends, I urge you one and all to go home	同志们 我恳请你们所有人
[26:16]	to your families	回家和家人在一起
[26:17]	and tell them to join us, hand and heart.	告诉他们加入我们 全心全意
[26:21]	Tell them: courage is a kind of salvation.	告诉他们 勇气就是一种拯救
[26:25]	Tell them:	告诉他们
[26:26]	we have it in our power to begin the world over again.	我们能以自己的力量再次开启崭新的世界
[26:31]	Aye!	赞同
[26:33]	Every citizen must answer the call.	每一位公民都应当响应号召
[26:37]	For we can easily forgive	我们可以很容易原谅
[26:39]	a child who is afraid of the dark.	一个孩子恐惧黑暗
[26:42]	The real tragedy of life is when men are afraid of the light.	而人生真正的悲剧是身而为人却惧怕光明
[26:47]	Aye, well said, John.	赞同 说得好 约翰
[26:50]	Well said, John Saxton! Hear, hear.	说得好 约翰·萨克斯顿 同意 同意
[26:52]	– Into the light! – Yes.	-为了光明 -同意
[27:01]	Gentlemen… I have long and deeply…	先生们 对于劳动阶级
[27:05]	felt for the labouring class.	我一直感同身受
[27:08]	And it is this feeling alone which induces me to promote	而正是这种感触促使我推进
[27:12]	constitutional reformation of the representation of the people in the House of Commons.	下议院人民代表的宪法改革
[27:18]	Aye. Hear, hear.	赞同 同意 同意
[27:19]	For believe me when I say that the distress of the people is	人民的苦难是如此之深
[27:24]	too great to be removed by any power	以至于除了议会之外 决无其他权力
[27:27]	other than that of Parliament.	可以拯救他们 请相信我
[27:30]	Aye! True!	赞同 说得对
[27:33]	The object of Parliament ought to be the general good,	议会的目标应当是大众的利益
[27:37]	the equal protection,	平等的保障 以及
[27:39]	the security of the person and property of each individual.	每个个体的人身和财产安全
[27:43]	Yes. That is right.	是的 这才对
[27:44]	Therefore labour, the poor man’s only property,	因此劳动力 这个穷人仅有的财产
[27:49]	ought to be as sacred as any other property.	应当同其他任何财产一样神圣
[27:51]	Aye!	赞同
[27:54]	I deem it proper to inform you, that a few weeks ago,	我认为应让你们知道 就在几周前
[27:57]	the few gentlemen from Manchester, who have,	有几位来自曼彻斯特的先生们
[28:01]	luckily for us, better understandings	能很好地理解我们
[28:04]	and a superior degree of human feeling,	并有着深切的人文关怀
[28:06]	presented a requisition to the borough reeve and constables,	他们向行政长官和警员们提出申请
[28:10]	requesting them to call an open meeting	要求他们召开一个公开会议
[28:13]	to consider petitioning the House of Commons	以考虑向下议院请愿
[28:16]	to repeal all the laws which restrain the importation of corn or grain.	废除关于限制谷物进口的所有法案
[28:21]	Aye! Hear, hear.	赞同 同意 同意
[28:22]	With this requisition,	然而行政长官和警员们
[28:23]	the borough reeve and constables refused to comply…	拒绝接受这份申请
[28:27]	Shame! Bastards!	不要脸 那些混蛋
[28:31]	Nor is this all, gentlemen.	不仅如此 先生们
[28:33]	If any individual has at any time	如果任何人在任何时间
[28:35]	attempted to represent to the inhabitants of our town and neighbourhood,	试图代表本镇及附近的居民
[28:41]	the enormous burthens imposed upon them by the government,	表达政府对他们施加的难以承受的压力
[28:45]	or taken any steps to prevent the imposition of new,	或者试图以任何方式阻挠强加的新负担
[28:48]	or to remove any old burthens,	亦或想废除任何旧有的重压
[28:50]	they have uniformly vilified and calumniated them	他们就会遭到 最不可原谅和
[28:53]	in the most scandalous and shameful degree.	最羞辱性的 诽谤和污蔑
[28:56]	Aye.	赞同
[28:57]	And, not content with this, they have, as is well known,	而且不仅如此 他们如我等所知的那样
[29:00]	caused great numbers to be thrown into prison…	把大量人民投入监狱
[29:03]	That is right. ..	没错
[29:04]	and there endure every species of suffering	因而每每忍受痛苦
[29:07]	their malignity could procure them.	他们的恶毒便再次得逞
[29:10]	I, myself, gentlemen, have had the distinguished honour of	我本人 先生们 荣幸的已有两次
[29:14]	being twice the object of their malignant vengeance,	成为他们恶意报复的目标
[29:18]	and enjoyed the indignity of a dungeon cell.	还让我享受了侮辱性的牢房观光
[29:21]	‘Tis true!	这是真的
[29:22]	When the recent war was over,	最近那场战争结束后
[29:25]	and the people expected plenty to have returned with peace,	人民本期待着和平归来
[29:30]	their distress became worse than ever,	然而 他们的痛苦却愈加深重
[29:33]	and it is the opinion of most thinking men that,	多数有见地的人都认为
[29:37]	at that juncture, the populace would then have fallen in violence	那时 若没有议会改革者所倡导的观点
[29:41]	upon their employers or their dealers in goods,	民众会对他们的雇主或是商人
[29:45]	or both, but for the views exhibited by the advocates of parliamentary reform.	或者两者兼有 施加暴力
[29:50]	‘Tis true. Aye.	没错 赞同
[29:54]	The constitution of our country vests the right of electing members of the House of Commons in the people.	我国宪法保障选举下议院成员的权利 在人民手里
[30:04]	Therefore, we must, openly,	因此 我们必须 公开地
[30:07]	and in a manner and with language that is mild and constitutional,	以温和合宪的方式和语言
[30:12]	yet firm and clear… call for these reforms.	坚定清晰地 呼吁改革
[30:17]	The division of the population of the United Kingdom into equal parts.	根据人口将大英帝国平均划分区域
[30:22]	Aye!	赞同
[30:22]	Those parts to equal the number of representatives.	使每一区域拥有同等数量的代表
[30:25]	Aye!	赞同
[30:26]	Each representative to be an inhabitant of the district he represents.	每位代表需为该代表区域的居民
[30:30]	Aye!	同意
[30:31]	Each man to be entitled to vote for his representative.	每个男人都有权选择他的代表
[30:35]	Aye. Hear, hear.	赞同 同意 同意
[30:37]	And Parliament to be elected annually.	且议会需每年举行选举
[30:40]	Aye! Hear, hear!	赞同 同意 同意
[30:44]	Dr Joseph Healey,	约瑟夫·希利博士
[30:46]	representing Oldham, Lancashire, heartily concurs!	代表奥兰治兰开夏郡地区 十分赞成
[30:50]	I thank you, Mr Healey.	谢谢你 希利先生
[30:53]	Samuel Bamford, township of Middleton.	塞缪尔·巴姆福德 来自米德尔敦
[30:56]	I would like to speak in support of my friend, Mr Knight.	我想说两句以支持我的朋友 爵士先生
[31:00]	Thank you, Mr Bamford.	谢谢你 巴姆福德先生
[31:01]	We have seen with our own eyes	我们已亲眼目睹
[31:04]	the likes of these borough reeves and constables,	这些行政长官和警员们是什么样的
[31:07]	who supposedly are there to protect our interests	他们本应该是来保护我们的利益
[31:11]	and to keep the peace	和维护和平的
[31:12]	but in truth they turn a blind eye to the transgressions	但实际上他们对侵害我们的罪恶
[31:17]	and iniquities that blight all our lives.	和不公平视而不见
[31:19]	True, Sam. True.	没错 塞姆 说的对
[31:20]	All the while feathering their own nests	与此同时他们只知道粉饰自己
[31:23]	and hindering the common man.	阻碍老百姓的正当权利
[31:26]	And what is our national Parliament？	而我们的国家议会呢
[31:29]	but the same affliction on a grander scale	一个样 甚至给我们带来了更大的伤害
[31:32]	Aye.	没错
[31:34]	The sooner we can represent ourselves	越早能在地方和全国事务上
[31:37]	in all matters of local and national interest,	代表我们自己的权益
[31:42]	the sooner we can return to our work with dignity!	我们就能越早带着尊严回归我们的工作
[31:46]	Aye!	没错
[31:48]	We must expose the corrupters,	我们必须揭露那些腐败者
[31:51]	shine a light on their treachery once and for all.	将他们的背叛行为公诸于众
[31:54]	Aye! Aye, John, aye. Hear, hear!	没错 没错 约翰 就是这样
[31:57]	Hear, hear, John!	说得太好了 约翰
[31:59]	Hear, hear!	同意 同意
[32:10]	– You all right, love? – Oh, aye.	-你还好吗 亲爱的 -没事
[32:13]	So…	怎么样
[32:14]	what’s to be done to save the world, eh?	怎么做才能拯救世界呢
[32:18]	They said we have to be ready.	他们说我们必须得做好准备
[32:19]	– What for? – For things to change.	-为了什么 -为即将来临的改变
[32:21]	How d’you mean?	什么意思啊
[32:23]	That’s what they said, didn’t they?	他们是这么说的 对不对
[32:24]	Aye, Father.	是的 父亲
[32:25]	They said we have to spread the word.	他们说我们得把这些话传出去
[32:27]	But what did they talk about?	但他们到底说了些什么啊
[32:29]	About having a voice. Er… representation.	说要有发言权 呃 代表
[32:32]	Hmm. Talk, talk, talk.	哎 空话 空话
[32:34]	No, no, he means the vote.	不 不 他说的是投票权
[32:35]	We know he means the vote	我们知道他说的是投票权
[32:37]	but what’s to be done to get the vote?	但要怎么做才能有投票权呢
[32:39]	What’s to be done is what they was doing…	要怎么做是他们
[32:41]	Shh…	嘘
[32:42]	..what they was doing tonight.	就是他们今晚在做的事啊
[32:43]	People meeting, talking, being strong together.	人们聚在一起 讨论 凝聚起来
[32:47]	All right, keep your hair on. I were just saying.	行了 别急啊 我就说说而已
[32:49]	Less talk, more action.	少说话 多干事
[32:51]	Come on, George. Come on, wake up.	好了 乔治 行了 起来吧
[32:54]	Any road,	再怎么样
[32:55]	they’ll never give us the vote.	他们永远都不会给我们投票权的
[32:57]	They’ll give us nothing by that way of thinking, Nellie.	你这么想他们什么也不会给我们的 内莉
[33:00]	These folk think we stand a chance, Mam.	那些人认为我们是有机会的 母亲
[33:02]	And who are these folk?	那些人都是什么人啊
[33:03]	From all over.	来自五湖四海
[33:06]	– Working men? – Oh, aye.	-工人吗 -是啊
[33:08]	I’ll go and see how she is. Come on, lad.	我去看看她怎么样 来吧 孩子
[33:13]	Good night, George.	晚安 乔治
[33:18]	– See thee tomorrow. – Good night, love.	-明天见 -晚安 亲爱的
[33:45]	The men, women and children who keep	男人 女人 小孩都在不留余力地
[33:49]	the relentless grinding of the wheels of industry	维持着这个工业帝国的车轮
[33:53]	turning and spinning,	不停运转
[33:54]	whilst working every hour that is asked of them	他们被要求没日没夜的工作
[33:57]	are being left destitute.	最后还是穷困潦倒
[34:02]	With barely the energy to stand on two feet.	都快没有力气支撑自己站着了
[34:05]	Aye.	没错
[34:07]	The annals of history,	回顾历史
[34:09]	they show us what a despot was King James II.	我们都知道詹姆斯二世是怎样的暴君
[34:09]		*在位期间发生了没有流血的光荣革命(Glorious Revolution)(1688年) 然后于1689年通过了确立君主立宪制的《权利法案Bill of Rights》
[34:13]	Aye.	没错
[34:15]	Yet our forefathers were able to affirm their liberties	而我们的先辈却可以在无一人伤亡的情况下
[34:18]	without the loss of a single life.	抗争获得自由
[34:27]	Now, why was this?	这是为什么呢
[34:30]	This was because the people were unanimous	是因为人民团结一致
[34:33]	and determined to put down tyrannism.	且意志坚定地要推翻暴政
[34:36]	Aye! Hear, hear!	是的 同意 同意
[34:38]	Hear, hear!	说得好 说得好
[34:40]	They secured the Bill of Rights of 1689.	他们争取到了1689年的权利法案
[34:48]	That Bill of Rights ensured Parliament remains sovereign.	这个权利法案确保了议会的独立自主性
[34:52]	But what good is a parliament	但如果都不能代表人民
[34:54]	if it does not represent its people?	这个议会有什么用呢
[34:57]	Hear, hear!	同意 同意
[35:01]	What right does a king have to a payout from the government	国王有什么特权可以每年从政府
[35:05]	of £2 million per annum?	获得2百万英镑的拨款
[35:07]	No right!	没有
[35:09]	A king who has lost his senses, if he ever had any.	一个失去理智的国王 如果他曾有过的话
[35:12]	And what right does our good, gracious, illustrious –	又是什么权利可以让我们善良 亲切 杰出的
[35:15]	or should I say,	或者我该说
[35:16]	big fat Prince have with one-and-a-half million?	巨肥的摄政王可以每年获得一百五十万英镑呢
[35:19]	He has no right!	他没有那权利
[35:21]	What right do these men have with this money,	是什么权利使他们拥有这些财富
[35:23]	when those they have robbed are starving for want?	而我们却为生存苦苦挣扎呢
[35:26]	They have no right. No right at all!	他们没有权利 一点都没有
[35:28]	No, sir. They do not have that right.	没错 先生 他们没有那权利
[35:30]	No!	是的
[35:31]	– But we have a right. – Aye!	-但我们有权利啊 -对
[35:32]	We have a right to present a petition	我们有权利上呈一份请愿书
[35:36]	to this big, fat prince.	给那巨肥的摄政王
[35:38]	And that we propose to do.	这就是我们计划要做的
[35:40]	Hear, hear.	同意 同意
[35:42]	This petition will demand at last	这份请愿书最终目的是
[35:45]	a fair, proper and full representation for all Englishmen.	要求建立全英国民众公正的 恰当的 完整的代表制度
[35:49]	Aye.	是的
[35:52]	If… If, after forty days and forty nights	如果 如果四十个日夜之后
[35:57]	there is no response from our… beloved Prince…	我们没有从我们敬爱的摄政王那里得到回复
[36:03]	..we shall take said petition to the King.	我们就该把请愿书上呈给国王
[36:06]	And… if he ignores us,	如果他无视我们
[36:09]	we have the right, as Englishmen,	那我们有权利 作为英国人民
[36:11]	to imprison him and all his family.	把他 以及他的家人 监禁起来
[36:16]	All we demand is that our voices are heard…	我们的诉求是希望我们的声音被听到
[36:22]	..and that our sufferings cease.	还有我们的苦难可以终止
[36:25]	We are on the verge of a devastating cataclysm!	我们正在毁灭的边缘
[36:28]	The time has come to alleviate the sufferings of the people.	到了减轻人们痛苦的时候了
[36:32]	I call forth a deluge	我祈求一场洪水
[36:34]	to cleanse this land of its festering corruption.	来洗礼这片土地上像毒瘤一样的腐败
[36:37]	Almighty Father, permit us to be the Noahs,	万能的上帝啊 让我们成为诺亚
[36:40]	the Deucalions and the Pyrrhas as we start this world a new…	丢卡利翁和皮拉 一起创造新的世界
[36:40]		丢卡利翁为普罗米修斯之子 与妻子皮拉一起成为宙斯制造的地球水灾中的幸存者 后重新回到人间 并变成了男人和女人
[36:44]	Mr Knight!	奈特先生
[36:54]	Friends,	朋友们
[36:55]	I should like to invite Mr John Knight to now speak.	请允许我有请约翰奈特先生来讲话
[37:00]	Mr Knight.	奈特先生
[37:04]	Gentlemen, I should like to thank Mr Bagguley,	先生们 我想要感谢巴古利先生
[37:07]	Mr Drummond and Mr Johnston	德拉蒙德先生和约翰斯顿先生
[37:10]	for their impassioned rhetoric.	感谢他们的慷慨陈词
[37:15]	Although I cannot concur with the notion	但是我并不苟同
[37:20]	that the imprisonment of the King	软禁国王这个提议
[37:22]	would advance the cause.	会推进事件的进程
[37:42]	Nevertheless, I congratulate them	不过 我衷心赞赏他们
[37:45]	on their considerable fervour and their zeal.	这样的激情和热情
[37:59]	I thank you, gentlemen.	感谢各位 先生们
[38:01]	Thank you, Mr Knight.	谢谢您 奈特先生
[38:23]	– They’re going to London. – What, Bagguley and that?	-他们要去伦敦了 -巴古利他们吗
[38:26]	They’re going to see the Prince.	他们要去求见摄政王
[38:27]	What? They’re not!	什么 不会吧
[38:28]	They are, Mam.	真的 母亲
[38:29]	The Prince Regent, it is.	那个摄政王
[38:31]	Oh, aye.	噢 对
[38:33]	They’re taking him this er… What is it, Father?	他们要上呈一份 什么来着 父亲
[38:36]	– Petition. – Aye, a petition.	-请愿书 -对 请愿书
[38:38]	What will it say, Father?	关于什么呢 父亲
[38:39]	It’s a list of demands.	是要求的清单
[38:40]	– Oh, aye. – Our rights.	-是吗 -关于我们的权利
[38:42]	Hallelujah!	这么好啊
[38:44]	Prince… thingummy isn’t going to give ha’porth	王子什么 那家伙儿才不会在乎
[38:47]	for a scrap of paper that’s come all the way from Lancashire.	一张来自兰开夏郡的破纸
[38:49]	If he dun’t, they’ll take it to the King.	如果他不回复 他们就会上呈给国王
[38:51]	And then what? He’s as mad as a March hare!	然后呢 国王就跟三月发情的野兔似的
[38:54]	They said if he won’t do owt,	他们说如果国王也不回复的话
[38:55]	they’ll lock him up.	他们会把国王软禁起来
[38:56]	What, the King?	什么 国王吗
[38:57]	Aye, the King and his family.	没错 国王以及他的家人
[38:59]	Who’s going to lock up the King? Them three lads?	谁会去把国王软禁起来啊 那三个家伙吗
[39:02]	No, the people will.	不 老百姓会去
[39:04]	And how’s the people going to do that?	那老百姓准备怎么做呢
[39:06]	That’s just plain daft.	真是莫名其妙
[39:08]	At least they’re doing something.	起码他们在行动啊
[39:10]	They’re not doing owt. It’s just more talk.	他们没有行动 又只是说说而已
[39:12]	I’ll tell you what they’re not doing, Nellie,	我告诉你他们没在做什么 内莉
[39:14]	they’re not sitting on their backsides, waiting.	他们没有坐以待毙
[39:17]	I know, I know.	我知道 我知道
[39:19]	I don’t blame you for losing hope, Mam.	我不怪你失去希望了 母亲
[39:21]	I haven’t lost hope, son.	我还没失去希望 儿子
[39:23]	I’ll never lose hope.	我永远不会失去希望的
[39:25]	Times is too hard to lose hope.	没有希望只会让日子变得更加痛苦
[39:26]	Hope’s all we’ve got.	希望是我们仅剩的东西了
[39:29]	But you’ve got to start small.	但是你得从小事做起啊
[39:32]	As they say, from little acorns…	像俗语说的 要从小橡果
[39:35]	mighty oak trees grow.	才能长成大橡树啊
[39:57]	They must be removed forthwith.	必须立刻铲除他们
[39:58]	– I concur. – Hear, hear.	-我同意 -同意 同意
[40:01]	They’re polluting our streets.	他们在污染我们的街道
[40:02]	Indeed. We must pluck the braying bellwethers	没错 我们必须从那些分裂分子的集会中
[40:06]	from their schismatic pulpits,	揪出那些蛊惑人心的带头人
[40:09]	but we cannot incarcerate	但是我们也不能把所有
[40:10]	their entire Godless flock.	毫无无信仰的家伙都扔进监牢
[40:13]	Three thousand fools	三千个蠢人啊
[40:15]	stuffed into the New Bailey like anchovies in a pot?	全部塞进新贝里监狱会挤爆的
[40:18]	No, gentlemen.	不 先生们
[40:19]	The rabble must be awed into submission.	那些乌合之众必须因敬畏而服从
[40:22]	A mere show of military might	只要让军队亮一点点相
[40:25]	would soon see them gambolling like little lambs	他们就会像小羔羊一样
[40:27]	back to their looms.	乖乖回去等着剪羊毛了
[40:29]	They are ignorant souls.	他们是愚昧的
[40:31]	They know not what they want.	他们不知道他们想要什么
[40:32]	They are children. Innocent babes.	-他们是孩子 -无辜的小孩
[40:35]	Babes, perhaps. Innocent? Never.	小孩 也许 无辜 怎么可能
[40:36]	The rod is all they understand.	他们只能在棍棒下听话
[40:38]	“My son, fear thou the Lord and the King,	吾儿 你要敬畏上帝和国王
[40:42]	and meddle not with them that are given to change.”	不要与那些反复无常的人结交
[40:45]	Gentlemen, might I urge a little forbearance?	先生们 我能不能为他们请求一些宽恕
[40:50]	The labouring classes are ruled by their stomachs.	工人阶层的人民只是为了填饱肚子
[40:55]	Were we to prevail upon the mill owners	我们是否可以说服那些作坊主们
[40:57]	to furnish them with an additional shilling per week…	让他们每周可以多拿一先令
[41:01]	their hunger would be alleviated	这样就解决了他们的温饱
[41:02]	and this agitation would cease.	那么这场暴动也就平息了
[41:05]	A shilling this week, two shillings next week,	这周一先令 下周两先令
[41:08]	a guinea for Christmas.	圣诞节一基尼
[41:09]	This concerns not money.	这不是钱的问题
[41:12]	This concerns not an extension of the franchise.	不是选举权延伸的问题
[41:15]	This concerns neither liberty nor freedom.	问题不在于自不自由
[41:19]	The remedy, gentlemen, is the iron hand of the law.	补救的方法 先生们 是严刑峻法
[41:25]	So we’re all agreed. Grand!	所以我们达成一致了 太好了
[41:27]	Gentlemen, is this not… a passing season…	先生们 这难道不是一个
[41:33]	..of hot-headed intemperance, which will run its course?	使人躁动的时节吗 自然会过去的
[41:36]	No. It is not.	不 这不是
[41:40]	Will you not join us at table, Nadin?	你要不要坐过来 纳丁
[41:43]	These are dangerous men.	他们是很危险的人物
[41:45]	They’re a threat.	他们是威胁
[41:46]	We need some pretext to arrest them.	我们需要托辞来拘捕他们
[41:49]	Indeed. But the question is this:	没错 但问题是
[41:53]	do we have evidence that they are inciting these people	我们到底有没有证据 来证明他们在煽动人们
[41:57]	to armed insurrection?	进行武装暴动
[41:58]	Well, we do not know that they are armed.	我们也不知道他们有没有武装啊
[42:02]	Are they armed, Colonel?	他们武装了吗 上校
[42:04]	Chippendale?	齐本德尔
[42:06]	Gentlemen, I have witnessed no evidence of arms.	先生们 我们在现场没有发现武装的迹象
[42:09]	You have witnessed no evidence of arms, Chippendale.	你没有亲眼看到武装迹象 齐本德尔
[42:14]	But that does not mean that they do not bear arms.	但是并不代表他们没有
[42:21]	– In my opinion… – Your opinion?	-依我来看 -你的想法吗
[42:24]	Your opinion is not important.	你的想法不重要
[42:28]	You’re an informant.	你只是个提供消息的人
[42:30]	Inform… or sit down.	要么提供信息 要么坐下
[42:33]	I might remind you, Deputy Chief Constable Nadin,	允许我提醒你一下 警察局副局长纳丁
[42:38]	that this man is in my employ.	他是为我工作的人
[42:43]	Colonel Fletcher, sir.	弗莱彻上校 先生
[42:45]	Gentlemen,	先生们
[42:48]	we cannot act without evidence.	我们不能没有证据就行动
[42:50]	There’s always evidence.	证据总会有的
[42:54]	You’ve just got to know where to look for it.	只要知道去哪里找
[42:57]	And if you don’t find it, you crack a few heads.	你要是找不到 抓几个严刑逼供就行了
[43:17]	When might you next visit Manchester, William?	你下次什么时候去曼切斯特 威廉
[43:20]	Wednesday. Early.	周三 一早
[43:23]	I’ve to be in court.	我得去法院一趟
[43:26]	I thought I might travel with you.	我本来想我是不是可以跟你一起
[43:28]	If you must.	如果你觉得有必要
[43:30]	I should like to visit Arabella.	我想去看看阿拉贝拉
[43:33]	She has the palsy.	她瘫了
[43:35]	Has she, now?	是吗
[43:37]	Listen to this.	听听这个
[43:40]	“In all my twenty years as a magistrate	二十年来我担任地方法官
[43:42]	charged with the keeping of the peace,	负责维持稳定
[43:45]	never have I been witness to the scale and size	我从未见人民有过如此
[43:47]	of these people’s ambition.	大尺度的野心
[43:50]	The trouble brewing here has a much more frightening purpose	这里正在酝酿的灾难
[43:53]	than that of winning the vote for the working man.	远比工人阶级争取选举权的目的更可怕
[43:56]	What we are witnessing on the ground	我们在这里见证的
[43:58]	is a vast number of people ripe for insurrection.	是已准备成熟的大规模起义
[44:02]	They will never give up their course	他们决不会放弃
[44:04]	until they have established a republican court.”	直到能够建立一个共和法庭
[44:09]	Oh, dear!	噢 天哪
[44:12]	“I am sorry… to have to… inform you…”	很遗憾 通知您
[44:18]	“These are the most violent preachings	这是心怀不满的煽动者
[44:22]	of disaffected demagogues,	发表的宣扬暴力的演说
[44:24]	who seek to strike the flint of reform	他们要以贪婪的钢筋
[44:26]	against the steel of greed –	击碎改革的坚石
[44:28]	the greed of a labouring class	真是劳动阶层的贪念
[44:30]	ever seeking a shilling’s more wage for an hour’s less toil.	妄想着少干活多拿钱
[44:35]	The resulting spark must soon take hold,	这种贪念的萌芽必须尽快掐灭
[44:37]	threatening the very safety of our neighbourhoods.	这会威胁到我们身边的每一个人的安全
[44:41]	Such gatherings,	这样规模的集会
[44:42]	and many more hewn from the same seditious block,	还有更多来自同街区的恶性事件
[44:45]	no longer bring together a few dozen malcontents	聚集的不只是几十个闹事者
[44:48]	and ne’er-do-wells	和一些没用的人
[44:50]	to pass secret codes and hidden messages	在卫理公会主日学校的教室里
[44:53]	at the back of Methodist Sunday school rooms,	在肮脏低级的酒馆里面
[44:55]	or above squalid low taverns.	传递加密的消息
[44:58]	These meetings, now held brazenly and in plain sight,	这些会议 现在居然敢在光天化日下举行
[45:03]	are attended in numbers in many instances	而且还有很多人参加
[45:05]	exceeding three, four, five thousand.	经常人数超过三 四 五千
[45:09]	And there the rallying cry of Bagguley	他们为巴古利 和他那些卑鄙的同伙们
[45:11]	and his scurrilous brethren	欢呼雀跃
[45:14]	are hallooed by the ill-educated, ungodly mob	这些人深受没文化 没信仰的暴徒们的欢迎
[45:19]	as they incite them in violent and in bloody terms.	用暴力和血腥的方式煽动人群
[45:24]	They speak not of reform… but of destruction.	他们说的不是改革 而是毁灭
[45:33]	Oh, I humbly beseech Your Lordship	我谦逊地请求您 大人
[45:37]	to do all within your power	尽其所能
[45:39]	to bring forth a great deluge from above,	以您的影响力掀起一场大洪水
[45:45]	that this may extinguish once and for all	这会为我们的土地重新带来和平与安宁
[45:51]	this most ferocious and bloody threat	并一举消灭那些
[45:56]	to the peace and harmony of our… great land…”	凶残的暴徒们带来的威胁
[46:02]	No…	不
[46:04]	“..of our… sweet land.	应该是为我们 可爱的家园
[46:10]	I remain, as always, your most humble and obedient servant,	我一如既往地 是您最谦逊 最忠实的仆人
[46:12]	Reverend… Charles Wicksted Ethelston.” Poetry!	牧师 查尔斯·威克斯蒂·艾斯顿 好文采
[46:25]		曼彻斯特 伦敦 皇家邮局
[47:15]	Morning, Mr Rook.	早啊 鲁克先生
[47:22]	Mr Grout, sir. Lord Sidmouth and Mr Hobhouse.	格洛特先生 这是西德默斯大人和霍普豪斯先生的信
[47:25]	Thank you, Mr Cobb.	谢谢 克布先生
[47:39]	Mm. Mr Golightly?	戈莱特利先生
[47:48]	The Reverend Ethelston.	艾斯顿牧师的来信
[47:51]	“The rallying cry of Bagguley and his scurrilous brethren	他们为巴古利 和他那些卑鄙的同伙们
[47:54]	– are hallooed by…” – Hallooed!	-欢呼雀跃 -欢呼
[47:59]	“..by the ill-educated, ungodly mob	深受没文化 没信仰的暴徒们的欢迎
[48:01]	as they incite them in violent and in bloody terms.”	用暴力和血腥的方式煽动人群
[48:06]	Heaven defend his congregation, Mr Grout.	上帝会保佑信徒会众 格洛特先生
[48:08]	Indeed, Mr Golightly.	没错 戈莱特利先生
[48:31]	Ethelston	艾斯顿
[48:33]	“Bring forth a deluge from above…”	以您的影响力掀起一场大洪水
[48:35]	The bard of Manchester.	曼彻斯特的诗人
[48:37]	Five thousand at Bagguley’s meeting!	巴古利的会议来了五千人
[48:39]	Bagguley? I believe the time has come	巴古利 我认为时候到了
[48:42]	to remove the head of this particular serpent.	该砍掉这条蛇的蛇头了
[48:45]	– How old is he? – Nineteen.	-他多大了 -19
[48:47]	– Sunday school scholars. – Indeed.	-主日学校的学者 -没错
[48:50]	We have given this young man enough rope	我们已经给了这个年轻人很多绳子
[48:52]	with which to hang himself. I suggest we tighten the knot.	足够让他自裁的 我建议应该收紧绳结了
[48:55]	This plague ever spreads throughout the land.	这场瘟疫蔓延到全国各地
[48:58]	We must be brutal, with a cautious hand.	我们必须要残忍 并谨慎地行事
[49:01]	Indeed we must.	没错
[49:03]	Another magisterial missive from Manchester.	另一封来自曼彻斯特的信
[49:11]	Gentlemen, may I first avow,	先生们 请允许我首先声明一下
[49:16]	that it is a matter of some pride…	这是一件值得骄傲的
[49:20]	..immense privilege	极其荣幸的事情
[49:21]	and not insignificant encouragement…	今天 在伦敦这个大都会中
[49:24]	to be met here today in this great metropolis of London	能够与如此广泛和忠诚的革命者们
[49:27]	with such a wide and devoted body of reformers.	在此相遇 决不是无足轻重的鼓励
[49:32]	I am certain that we have all, at times,	我敢肯定我们所有人 偶尔
[49:36]	faced with the mighty forces of tyranny wielded by those in power…	都面对过强大掌权者暴政的力量
[49:42]	..felt that our actions were of no more impact	我们会觉得我们一切的努力就像是
[49:46]	than the ripples thrown up	将一块石头扔进大海里一样
[49:48]	by a single pebble tossed into the sea.	除了激起几圈涟漪 再无其它
[49:53]	But let us know, as we turn to each other in this room,	但是要知道 当我们看向对方
[50:00]	as we look our fellow man in the eye,	当我们与同伴们对视
[50:03]	in the sure knowledge that we gather here	我们知道 我们是因共同的思想聚集在这里
[50:05]	to protect and improve the lives and future lives	我们很荣幸能够成为大家的代表
[50:09]	of the tens, the hundreds of thousands of souls	来保护和改善我们的当下的生活
[50:13]	that we have the great honour to represent…	以及成千上万民众们未来的生活
[50:17]	..let us know that those ripples	要知道 这些小小的涟漪
[50:21]	can and will begin to grow.	能够 也终将聚集在一起
[50:26]	They will grow as we grow together.	就像我们聚在此地一样
[50:32]	And as we combine, in courage,	当我们将
[50:35]	conviction and companionship…	勇气 信念和友谊结合在一起
[50:39]	..those ripples will become torrents,	那些涟漪会成为激流
[50:43]	-will become waves… – Hear, hear!	-会成为巨浪 -同意 同意
[50:46]	..that will rise inexorably,	这股浪潮将不可阻挡地上升
[50:50]	until they begin to pound this land	直到它撞向岸边
[50:53]	and come crashing down on the corrupt old order.	然后击碎那些腐败的旧规矩
[50:58]	Aye! Well said, sir!	说的好 先生
[51:03]	So that from the rich fertile ground,	只有这样 在经历过巨浪冲刷之后
[51:08]	left behind by these magnificent, mighty waves,	依旧肥沃的土地上
[51:13]	will rise up the purest shoots of regrowth and renewal.	才能冒出重生的 最纯结的嫩芽
[51:26]	So that from our actions,	所以 我们的行动
[51:29]	actions forged by the needs,	为了我们的目标而采取的行动
[51:32]	the cries, the ardent pleas of our common man,	那些泪水 那些来自平民的强烈的诉求
[51:39]	we may put that common man	我们要让平民
[51:42]	at the heart of any Commons House of Parliament.	成为下议院的核心力量
[51:47]	Well said, sir! Hear, hear!	说的好 先生
[51:54]	One vote for each and all free men!	每个人都有投票权
[52:00]	Let that vote be cast in secret, and annually.	选举将以匿名形式 每年举行一次
[52:04]	That is what we must seek.	这才我们的诉求
[52:09]	For let it never be in doubt…	永远都不应质疑
[52:13]	.. that there can finally be no cessation	毫无疑问正确 且公正的改革
[52:17]	of any reform that is undeniably right, just,	为了最广大人民群众利益
[52:22]	and in the overwhelming interest of the multitude!	不应该以任何理由被中断
[52:47]	Mr Hunt, sir.	亨特先生
[52:49]	Pray pardon the intrusion, sir,	打扰了 请原谅 先生
[52:52]	but may I say how heart-warming it is	但我想让您知道
[52:54]	to hear a man speak from the heart	当有人能如些准确的说出我们心声的时候
[52:56]	on a subject so close to our hearts.	这种感觉是多么的幸福
[52:59]	I thank you for your kind words.	很高兴听到你这样说
[53:00]	We are fellow reformers, sir, from Lancashire way.	先生 我们是兰开夏郡的改革者
[53:04]	Indeed?	是吗
[53:06]	Samuel Bamford and Mr Joseph Healey.	塞缪尔·巴姆福德和约瑟夫·希利先生
[53:08]	Dr Healey.	希利博士
[53:10]	Gentlemen.	先生们 有什么事
[53:12]	Would tha’ care to join us in a pot of ale, Mr Hunt?	亨特先生 愿意和我们喝点啤酒吗
[53:15]	T’would be a great honour for t’both of us.	我俩极其荣幸
[53:17]	Alas, I must soon return to my rooms	唉 我有点事现在要回房间
[53:19]	but I thank you, gentlemen.	但感谢你们的盛情邀请 先生们
[53:25]	– Good day, sir. – Good day, sir.	-再见 先生 -再见 先生
[53:36]	Might I trouble you to stand, sir?	可以麻烦您站起来一下吗
[53:41]	Thank you, sir.	谢谢您
[53:42]	Have you misplaced something, missus?	你掉了什么东西吗 这位姐姐
[53:44]	Mouse droppings.	找老鼠屎
[53:56]	You are Mr…	你是
[53:57]	– Richards. – Mr Richards.	– 理查德 – 理查德先生
[54:00]	And what can we do for you, Mr Richards?	我能为你做点什么吗 理查德先生
[54:04]	It’s more of a case of what I can do for you, gentlemen.	其实我是想问有没有什么我能做的 先生
[54:07]	And what can you do for us, Mr Richards?	那么你能为我们做什么呢 理查德先生
[54:09]	May I?	我可以坐下说吗
[54:10]	If you must, but make haste.	想坐就坐吧 但请长话短说
[54:13]	Thank you.	谢谢
[54:23]	I’m a patriot, just like you, gentlemen.	我和你们一样是爱国者 先生们
[54:29]	I would lay down my life for my country.	我愿意为国家牺牲我的生命
[54:36]	I have certain information	我有一些信息
[54:37]	that I believe would be very useful to you.	我认为会对你们有帮助
[54:41]	I have contacts… skills, ways and means.	我有人脉 技能 方法和决心
[54:50]	Where do you hail from, Mr Richards?	你来自哪里 理查德先生
[54:52]	Here and there. London.	伦敦各处
[54:54]	It’s… hard to say.	很难说得清楚
[54:55]	Have you visited the North of England?	你去过英格兰北部吗
[54:58]	Yes and no.	也许吧
[55:00]	But I’m familiar enough with the North, sir.	但我对北部很熟悉 先生
[55:03]	These contacts. Are they in the North?	你的人脉 他们在北边吗
[55:06]	Maybe.	有可能
[55:07]	Debating clubs?	辩论俱乐部
[55:09]	Union societies?	工会
[55:10]	Reform meetings?	还是改革会
[55:12]	Perhaps.	都有可能
[55:14]	Where? When?	什么时候 在哪
[55:16]	Soon.	很快
[55:17]	You receive visitors in London?	你在伦敦有见过他们吗
[55:20]	– From time to time. – How many?	-有时候 -几个人
[55:22]	Too many to count.	数不清
[55:23]	Come, come, Mr Richards.	拜托 理查德先生
[55:25]	We should need numbers and names.	我们要知道人数和名字
[55:27]	But of course.	那要看
[55:29]	At a price.	你们出价多少
[56:00]	“My Lords and Gentlemen…	各位大人们 先生们
[56:04]	..it is with deep regret that I am again obliged	很遗憾 我不得不
[56:07]	to announce to you that no alteration has occurred	向大家宣布
[56:11]	in the state of my dear father,	由于我亲爱的父亲 你们的国王陛下
[56:13]	His Majesty the King’s, lamented indisposition.	身体不适 依旧未能出席会议
[56:19]	The distresses consequent upon the termination of a war	这场战争有着不同寻常的程度和持续时间
[56:23]	of such unusual extent and duration	并产生了令人忧伤的结果
[56:26]	have been felt, with greater or less severity,	同时产生了或巨大或轻微的严重性
[56:30]	throughout all the nations of Europe.	波及到了欧洲所有的国家
[56:33]	You will, I doubt not,	我毫不怀疑
[56:36]	feel a just indignation at the attempts which have been made	你们会感到愤慨
[56:41]	to take advantage of the distresses of the country,	因为有人利用煽动叛乱的言论和暴力
[56:44]	for the purpose of exciting a spirit of sedition and violence.”	在发国难财
[56:54]	“I am too well convinced of the loyalty and good sense	我相信国王陛下的臣民们
[57:00]	of the great body of His Majesty’s subjects,	都是忠心耿耿 心地善良的
[57:03]	to believe them capable of being perverted by the arts	相信他们不太可能会被那些企图引诱他们的艺术作品
[57:08]	which are employed to seduce them.	弄的神魂颠倒的
[57:13]	But I am determined to omit no precautions	但我决定不采取任何预防措施
[57:18]	for preserving the public peace,	去维系公共和平
[57:21]	and for counteracting the designs of the disaffected.	去对抗那些恶徒的设计
[57:26]	And I rely with the utmost confidence	我以极大的信心
[57:29]	on your cordial support and cooperation,	依赖你们的大力支持与积极合作
[57:34]	in upholding a system of law and government,	去维护法律体系和政府体系
[57:38]	which I deem to be the most perfect	我认为这才是最完美的
[57:42]	that has ever fallen to the lot of any people.”	并从未让任何人失望的
[58:05]	– Give us a potato. – What?	-给我们个土豆 -什么
[58:14]	– Gi’ us a tattie. – What for?	-给个土豆 -干什么
[58:16]	God save the Prince Regent!	上帝保佑摄政王
[58:18]	What’re you doin’? That’s our supper!	你干什么 那是我们的晚饭
[58:23]	Billy!	比利
[58:30]	Lord Chancellor!	议长大人
[58:33]	My Lords!	大人
[58:35]	I have one of the most important communications to make to your Lordships,	我有一个非常重要的信息要传达给在坐的大人们
[58:40]	that has ever been made to Parliament.	之前在议会上从未提起
[58:45]	His Royal Highness was only now leaving this House	殿下刚刚离开议会
[58:50]	when he was most viciously attacked with a stone,	就被人用石头袭击了
[58:54]	or as some say, two balls, fired from an air-gun…	也有人说是 两个球 用气枪打的
[58:59]	or some other heinous instrument.	或是什么其他邪恶的工具
[59:03]	The malignant spirit,	这恶毒的灵魂
[59:05]	born of the odious French Revolution,	诞生于可恶的法国大革命
[59:08]	is even now plainly persuading our people	甚至到现在 也还在用暴力
[59:12]	that, alone by open violence,	试图笼络我们的人民
[59:14]	can their grievances be redressed.	他们的不满能得到补偿吗
[59:20]	I am deeply pained upon this occasion,	此时此刻我十分遗憾地宣布
[59:24]	to state that I require the suspension of the Habeas Corpus Act.	我要求中止人身保护法
[59:32]	And, my Lords, I ask that this power should be communicated without d-delay…	大人们 我们应该立刻展开讨论
[59:39]	..for here procrastination	没有时间拖延了
[59:42]	would spell nothing short of… ruin.	不然我们将面临毁灭
[59:53]	Good morning, gentlemen.	早上好 先生们
[59:55]	Good morning, Joseph.	早上好 约瑟夫
[59:59]	I bring us good fortune.	我带来了好东西
[1:00:01]	We can do with some of that. Aye.	那我们倒是挺需要的 是的
[1:00:03]	I found this on Deansgate.	我是在丁斯盖特找到的
[1:00:06]	How are you faring? What tidings?	你怎么样吗 有什么新消息吗
[1:00:07]	– How’s the brush trade, Joe? – Grand. Grand.	-毛刷生意怎么样 乔 -很好 很好
[1:00:10]	It thrives, John, it thrives.	蓬勃发展 约翰 蓬勃
[1:00:11]	So, gentlemen, our response to this evil action.	所以 先生们 我们对这个邪恶行为的回应
[1:00:14]	– We must be clear. – Indeed.	-我们必须清晰明了 -确实是
[1:00:16]	We have a duty to our readers	我们有义务向我们的读者
[1:00:18]	to explain what a barbaric act this is.	解释这是一个多么野蛮的行为
[1:00:21]	It may be that not every reader will understand	也许会有一些读者不理解
[1:00:23]	what Habeas Corpus means.	什么是人身保护法
[1:00:24]	– Indeed. – Exactly so.	-的确 -正是如此
[1:00:26]	We must remind them.	我们必须要提醒他们
[1:00:27]	“Habeas Corpus means every Briton’s right to protection	人身保护法意味着每个英国人
[1:00:31]	against unlawful arrest and detainment without charge.”	都有权得到保护 反对非法逮捕和无指控的拘留
[1:00:34]	– Er… Good. – It is a… a cornerstone	-很好 -这是我们
[1:00:36]	– of our constitution. – Aye.	-宪法的基石 -没错
[1:00:38]	Without which the common man is reduced to slavery.	没了它 普通人就会沦为奴隶
[1:00:41]	Yes. Now, “There are three classes of men –	对 现在 “有三类男人
[1:00:46]	lovers of wisdom, lovers of honour and lovers of gain.”	智慧的情人 尊荣的情人 势利的情人”
[1:00:52]	Plato.	柏拉图
[1:00:53]	We’re aware it’s Plato, John, but is it truly to the matter?	我们知道这是柏拉图 约翰 但事实是这样吗
[1:00:56]	In my opinion, it is.	在我看来 是的
[1:00:58]	I think not in this instant.	我觉得现在还不行
[1:01:00]	– Jack not in this morning? – Fetching paper supplies.	-杰克今天早上不在吗 -他去补充纸张了
[1:01:03]	– Grand, grand. – Read that out, James.	-很好 很好 -大声读出来 詹姆斯
[1:01:05]	“It is the cornerstone of our constitution	这是我们宪法的基石
[1:01:07]	without which we are reduced to…”	没了它我们就会沦为
[1:01:08]	Now then, lads.	现在 小伙子们
[1:01:10]	– Good morrow, gentlemen. – Sam.	-早上好 先生们 -塞姆
[1:01:12]	Doctor.	医生
[1:01:13]	How are you going at this end of t’country?	你们在国家的这头过得怎么样
[1:01:15]	How are you going at t’other end more to the point?	你在国家的更那头过得怎么样
[1:01:17]	– We’ve been to London. – When did you get back up?	-我们去伦敦了 -你什么时候回来的
[1:01:19]	Last night. By coach.	昨晚 坐的马车
[1:01:21]	– We were inside. – Aye, keeping out of t’rain.	-我们坐里面 -是的 不淋雨
[1:01:23]	Please, gentlemen, make yourselves comfortable.	请吧 先生们 请随意
[1:01:26]	Aye.	好
[1:01:28]	Smoky and dark as ever, were London.	伦敦和以往一样晦暗 烟雾缭绕
[1:01:30]	Shan’t be going back there in a hurry.	我们不该急着回去
[1:01:33]	– There were uproar. – An attack on t’Prince!	-发生了骚乱 -一次针对王子的袭击
[1:01:35]	– Did you hear about it? – So we heard, aye.	-你听说了吗 -我们听说了 是的
[1:01:37]	There were talk of gunfire.	有人说是枪
[1:01:38]	Pistol shot, rifle shot… Cannon fire.	手枪 步枪 炮火
[1:01:41]	We heard he was hit by a potato.	我们听说他被土豆击中了
[1:01:42]	Poor fat lad,	可怜的胖子
[1:01:44]	wouldn’t know what to do wi’ a raw potato.	拿个生土豆都不知道怎么弄
[1:01:47]	But, think on this.	但是 想想这个
[1:01:50]	We saw Mr Henry Hunt addressing t’crowd.	我们看到亨利·亨特先生在人群中讲话了
[1:01:54]	You saw Orator Hunt?	见到演说家亨特了吗
[1:01:56]	Orator Hunt. Isn’t that right, Doctor?	演说家亨特 可不是吗 医生
[1:01:58]	Aye, we saw him, we heard him	是的 我们见到他了 听他讲话了
[1:02:00]	and we were moved by him.	我们被他感动了
[1:02:02]	– That right, Sam? – Aye, at Elephant And Castle.	-对吧 塞姆 -是的 在大象城堡区
[1:02:04]	Never afore did I see a man so gifted in public speak –	我从没见过比他更有天赋的公共演讲者
[1:02:08]	and I’ve heard a few in my time.	我以前听说过几个
[1:02:11]	Tha’self included, John.	他也是其中一个 约翰
[1:02:12]	You’re not so bad on the hustings, Sam.	你在演讲表现也不错的 塞姆
[1:02:14]	Aye, I have a certain following.	是的 我是有一些追随者
[1:02:16]	But not like this man. It’s as if he were born to it.	但不像他 他就是为此而生的
[1:02:19]	– We can all deliver a speech. – Do not get me wrong, John.	-我们都能发表演讲 -别误会我 约翰
[1:02:22]	I’m not saying that tha’self cannot turn a phrase,	我不是说能否使用词组
[1:02:26]	but this feller, he knows how to unite the crowd.	而是这个家伙 他知道如何团结群众
[1:02:29]	– Do we not all do that? – Aye, but…	-我们不是都这么做吗 -是的 但是…
[1:02:31]	he speaks with a… a passion and a fervour	他演讲时带着 激情和热情
[1:02:35]	about t’same matters and t’same concerns	我们这些年来一直在宣传事实和担忧
[1:02:37]	we’ve all been preaching about these past years,	他也是这么做的
[1:02:40]	but when he does it, the crowd, they follow him.	但当他演讲的时候 群众 会跟着他
[1:02:45]	They’re in t’palm of his hand.	人们就像在他掌心一样
[1:02:47]	They say he’s not a modest man.	听说他不是个谦虚的人
[1:02:48]	Aye, “vainglorious”, I’ve heard folk describe him.	是的 自命不凡 是我听说用来形容他的词
[1:02:52]	Well, I daresay he’s not perfect.	我得说他并不完美
[1:02:54]	– Who of us here is?- Was he wearing his white hat?	-我们有谁是呢 -他戴着他那白帽子吗
[1:02:56]	Aye. Aye.	是的 没错儿
[1:02:58]	He were wearing his white hat. So you could see him, aye.	他戴着白帽子 所以你可以看到他 是的
[1:03:00]	You wouldn’t miss him in t’crowd.	你可不会在人群中错过他
[1:03:03]	– Jack. – Good day, gentlemen.	-杰克 -早上好 先生们
[1:03:07]	Here he is.	终于来了
[1:03:10]	– Is he not a landowner? – Aye, he is, James,	-他难道不是一个地主吗 -他是 詹姆斯
[1:03:12]	and a countryman and a wealthy one at that.	同时也是一个乡下人 一个富有的人
[1:03:15]	And that gives him the wherewithal and the ability	这给了他资金和能力
[1:03:18]	to fight for liberty and reform.	去为自由和革命奋斗
[1:03:21]	– True, true. – Now think on this.	-是的 是的 -现在想想这个
[1:03:24]	If you lads, through your newspaper,	如果你们小伙子 通过报纸
[1:03:27]	and t’Manchester Patriotic Union,	和曼彻斯特爱国联盟
[1:03:30]	are planning this big public meeting at Peter’s Field	来计划在圣彼德广场举行的公开会议
[1:03:34]	to discuss universal suffrage	讨论普选的相关事宜
[1:03:37]	and the election of a representative for Manchester	以及选举曼彻斯特在下议院的代表
[1:03:40]	in Parliament, then surely you would want Henry Hunt	那么你肯定想要亨利·亨特
[1:03:44]	addressing t’crowd alongside t’rest of us.	和我们肩并肩给群众发表演讲
[1:03:46]	We don’t need some fancy dandy coming up here,	我们不需要花花公子来这里
[1:03:49]	taking over the show.	接管会议
[1:03:50]	Hey, John Saxton, I come here to speak as I find.	嘿 约翰·萨克斯顿 我来这说出我的发现
[1:03:54]	Thy prejudice is thine own affair.	要这样偏见是你自己的事
[1:03:56]	But will he be as effectual up here with our people,	但他的演讲对我们的人民
[1:03:58]	as he is down there with London folk?	和他对伦敦人的影响力是一样吗
[1:04:00]	Aye. He would be effectual	是的 他在这个国家的任何地方
[1:04:02]	anywhere in t’country	都非常有影响力
[1:04:04]	as long as there were a crowd to listen to him.	从约翰欧格罗兹村一直到西南端兰兹角
[1:04:06]	From John O’Groats to t’Land’s End.	只要他发表演说 就有一群人追随
[1:04:09]	Did you speak to him?	你和他说话了吗
[1:04:10]	We made ourselves known to him, aye.	我们向他介绍了自己 是的
[1:04:12]	– We told him our business.- And what was he like?	-告诉了他我们的事情 -他长什么样
[1:04:15]	In himself.	他真人
[1:04:16]	Why… you’d be… hard pushed to say.	为什么 你会 这很难回答
[1:04:20]	– He were… – Aye.	-他 -没错
[1:04:23]	He has a round face	他长着一张圆脸
[1:04:25]	You might say he were a bit bland.	你也许会觉得他平淡无奇
[1:04:28]	Aye, but I do hear tell he has his own brewery.	是的 但是我听说他有自己的啤酒厂
[1:04:32]	Aye. True, true.	是啊 没错
[1:04:35]	Now, if I am done here,	如果我没事了的话
[1:04:38]	my good wife has promised me a hot potato pie	我就回米德尔敦了
[1:04:42]	on my return to Middleton,	我贤惠的妻子承诺我一个热土豆派
[1:04:43]	so if tha’ will allow me, John,	所以如果可以的话 约翰
[1:04:45]	I shall be making my way up t’bank to avail myself of it.	我用这点空档 跑趟银行然后就回去了
[1:04:49]	We shall give this matter our due consideration.	我们会考虑这事的
[1:04:52]	– Aye. Well, think on. – Good day, gentlemen.	-好吧 好好考虑 -再见 先生们
[1:04:54]	– Good day. – See thee later, lads.	-再见 -过会见 小伙子们
[1:04:57]	Good day.	再见
[1:04:58]	– Where are we up to, Jack? – Just off three hundred.	-杰克 我们干嘛去 -把三百份发完
[1:05:01]	Can you not go any faster?	你就不能再快一点吗
[1:05:03]	A faster printer you’ll not find	在曼彻斯特你找不到
[1:05:05]	in the whole of Manchester.	比他印刷还快的人
[1:05:06]	Thank you, sir.	谢谢你 先生
[1:05:08]	Right, gentlemen, I must away.	好的 先生们 我必须走了
[1:05:12]	– Good day. – Good day.	-再见 -再见
[1:05:13]	Good day.	再见
[1:05:35]	Here’s tha’ beer, Joseph.	啤酒拿来了 约瑟夫
[1:05:46]	– Who’s tha’ writing to? Hush, woman.	-你在给谁写信呢 -闭嘴 女人
[1:05:55]	I am writing to the great orator, Mr Henry Hunt…	我在给伟大的演说家亨利·亨特先生写信
[1:06:00]	..Esquire.	他是乡绅
[1:06:08]	Here is the intercepted mail, Mr Grout.	这是截获的邮件 格洛特先生
[1:06:10]	Thank you, Mr Cobb.	谢了 克布先生
[1:06:22]	Hmm. Exactly so.	嗯 没错
[1:06:24]	Most definitely, Mr Grout.	基本确定了 格洛特先生
[1:06:26]	Yes, I concur, Mr Golightly.	是的 我同意 戈莱特利先生
[1:06:35]	Who is this Johnson?	这个约翰森是从哪冒出来的
[1:06:38]	He holds a position of influence	他在曼彻斯特中产阶级激进分子中
[1:06:40]	amongst the middle class radicals of Manchester.	有一定的影响力
[1:06:42]	He is a brush manufacturer.	他是一个毛刷制造商
[1:06:45]	A brush manufacturer?	毛刷制造商吗
[1:06:47]	Apparently.	表面上是
[1:06:49]	There is now little doubt	毫无疑问
[1:06:50]	that this mass meeting will take place.	这场大规模集会即将举行
[1:06:52]	– Legally, we cannot ban it.- Alas, not.	-在法律上 我们不能禁止 -是的
[1:06:55]	A working class upstart orator is one thing,	工人阶级的新贵演说家是一回事
[1:06:58]	but a land-owning, self-styled man of the people	但是一个拥有土地 自诩人民代表
[1:07:01]	like Hunt is quite another.	像亨特这样 就是另一回事了
[1:07:03]	We cannot allow this Wiltshire peacock	我们不能让这只威尔特郡的孔雀
[1:07:05]	to incite the disaffected masses	在议会改革的虚假伪装下
[1:07:07]	under the spurious guise of parliamentary reform.	煽动不满的群众
[1:07:11]	This is a powder keg which will ignite at the slightest spark.	这是火药桶 只要有一点火花就会点燃
[1:07:15]	I believe it prudent	马上写信给宾将军
[1:07:16]	that we write to General Byng immediately.	是一个很谨慎的做法
[1:07:18]	Indeed. Instruct him to increase his forces	的确如此 命令他尽可能
[1:07:23]	to the utmost degree possible.	增强兵力
[1:07:26]	Post haste, my Lord. And, Hobhouse,	我会尽快寄出 大人 还有 霍普豪斯
[1:07:28]	insist that the local magistrates	告诫地方治安官
[1:07:31]	exercise the greatest restraint.	尽量克制自己
[1:07:36]	Very good, my Lord.	好的 大人
[1:07:45]	Dear sisters,	亲爱的姐妹们
[1:07:47]	welcome to the Manchester Female Reform Society.	欢迎来到曼彻斯特女性改革会
[1:07:50]	They said we’ve got to pay,	他们说我们得付钱
[1:07:52]	but I’m not paying ‘cos I ‘aven’t got owt to give.	但我不会付钱 因为我根本没有钱
[1:07:54]	There is no money to be given if you do not have it.	如果你没有钱的话你不必付钱
[1:07:58]	Please, do take a seat.	请入座
[1:08:01]	I’m right standing, thank you.	我想站着 谢谢
[1:08:03]	As you wish.	如你所愿
[1:08:06]	As I’m sure you are all aware,	我确定你们都知道了
[1:08:08]	there is to be a great meeting at St Peter’s Field	圣彼德广场会举办一个大规模的集会
[1:08:11]	to further the cause of reform.	进而推进改革
[1:08:14]	We have reviewed for a considerable time past	我们进行了反思 在过去相当长的一段时间内
[1:08:18]	the apathy and frequent insult of our oppressed countrymen	被压迫的同胞们受到了来自的伯若蒙格们的
[1:08:23]	by the borough-mongering aristocracy.	漠视和频繁的侮辱
[1:08:32]	And in order to accelerate the emancipation	为了加快解放我们正在遭受苦难的国民
[1:08:36]	of our suffering nation, we do declare that we will	我们宣布 我们将
[1:08:40]	assist the male union formed in this town,	协助本镇成立的男性联盟
[1:08:43]	with all the might and energy that we possess,	为了达到我们共同的目的
[1:08:46]	in obtaining the object of our common solicitude.	竭尽全力
[1:08:50]	I don’t understand a word you’re saying.	你说的我一个字都不明白
[1:08:52]	– Give over and sit down. – No, she’s right.	-闭嘴赶紧坐下 -不 她说的对
[1:08:55]	I don’t understand what she’s saying neither.	我也不明白她说的是什么
[1:08:57]	– No. – Ladies, please,	-不 -女士们 请安静
[1:09:00]	you will all get a chance to speak.	你们都有机会发言
[1:09:01]	Pray silence for our president, Mrs Fildes.	希望你们能在主席法尔兹夫人发言时保持安静
[1:09:04]	Thank you, Susanna.	谢谢你 苏珊娜
[1:09:07]	One man, one vote.	一人一票
[1:09:16]	Representation for all of us, for each and every family.	代表我们所有人 代表每个家庭
[1:09:28]	We are neither ashamed, nor afraid,	我们要帮助我们的男人
[1:09:31]	of thus aiding our menfolk,	既不羞耻也不害怕
[1:09:33]	and we are actuated by no motives of petty vanity.	我们也不是出于虚荣的动机
[1:09:39]	We come together as wives, mothers, daughters and sisters	我们在社会 家庭和道德上
[1:09:44]	in our social, domestic and moral capacities.	是以妻子 母亲 女儿和姐妹的身份存在的
[1:09:48]	Aye.	没错
[1:09:54]	May our flag never be unfurled	愿我们的旗帜
[1:09:58]	but in the sacred cause of liberty, peace and reform,	永远飘扬在自由 和平和改革的神圣事业中
[1:10:03]	and then may a female’s curse	愿我们女性的咒骂
[1:10:06]	pursue the coward who deserts the standard.	对背信弃义的懦夫们穷追不舍
[1:10:10]	Aye!	好
[1:10:21]	And now, ladies, our secretary, Mrs Susanna Saxton,	现在 女士们 有请我们的秘书 苏珊娜·萨克斯顿夫人
[1:10:25]	will say a few words.	说几句话
[1:10:31]	Sisters of the earth,	同一片土地的姐妹们
[1:10:33]	how could you bear to see the infant at the breast	你们怎么能忍受看到婴儿从你乳房上
[1:10:36]	drawing from you the remnants of your last blood,	吮吸你最后一滴血
[1:10:39]	instead of the nourishment which nature requires?	而不是自然规律所要求的养分
[1:10:42]	The only subsistence for yourselves	你们就只有冷水
[1:10:44]	being a draught of cold water.	来勉强维持的生活
[1:10:47]	We can no longer bear to see	我们再也不忍受
[1:10:49]	numbers of our parents immured in workhouses,	看到我们的父母被关在济贫院
[1:10:52]	our fathers separated from our mothers	我们的父亲 母亲被生生分开
[1:10:54]	in direct contradiction to the laws of God and man,	这直接违背了上帝和人类的准则
[1:10:58]	our sons degraded below human nature,	我们的儿子堕落到人性之下
[1:11:02]	our husbands and our little ones clothed in rags	我们的丈夫和小孩子们穿着破布
[1:11:04]	and pining on the face of the earth.	被掐在地上
[1:11:07]	Our enemies are resolved upon destroying	我们的敌人决心毁灭
[1:11:10]	the last vestige of the natural rights of man,	最后一丝人类与生俱来的权利
[1:11:12]	and we are determined to establish it.	我们注定要站起反抗
[1:11:16]	For as well might they attempt	因为他们也许会尝试
[1:11:17]	to arrest the sun in the region of space,	在宇宙空间阻止太阳
[1:11:19]	or stop the diurnal motion of the earth,	让地球停止转动
[1:11:21]	as to impede the rapid progress	就为了能够阻碍
[1:11:23]	of our enlightened friends to liberty and truth.	我们开明朋友的自由和真理的快速发展
[1:11:26]	You’re talking bullscutter, an’ all.	你在胡说八道
[1:11:28]	– Be quiet! – You be quiet!	-安静 -你给我闭嘴
[1:11:30]	No, you sit down now and stop your brabblement.	不 你现在坐下 别再胡言乱语
[1:11:32]	Order! Ladies, please!	秩序 女士们 拜托了
[1:11:36]	We cannot bear	我们不能继续忍受
[1:11:37]	the ponderous weight of our chains any longer.	沉重的铁链的捆绑了
[1:11:40]	But we must tear them asunder	我们必须挣脱
[1:11:43]	and dash them in the face of our remorseless oppressors,	并把它们扔到那些无情的压迫者的脸上
[1:11:45]	who have nearly picked bare the bones of those who labour.	他们几乎把劳动者剔到骨头了
[1:11:48]	They have, they have! Aye, they have!	是的 是的 是的 没错
[1:11:50]	The founder of Christianity, Jesus Christ,	基督教的创始人 耶稣基督
[1:11:53]	He was the greatest reformer of all.	他是史上最伟大的改革家
[1:11:57]	Sisters, the bitter cup of oppression	姐妹们 压迫之杯中的痛苦
[1:12:00]	is now full to the brim.	现已满到了杯缘
[1:12:05]	Well done, Susanna.	说得好 苏珊娜
[1:12:07]	It’s true! It’s true is that.	这是真的 这是真的
[1:12:11]	We come out on strike last year.	我们去年参加了罢工
[1:12:13]	We were out seven weeks, wasn’t we?	我们去了七个星期 不是吗
[1:12:15]	Aye, we wa’!	是的 我们去了
[1:12:17]	They beat us back to work	他们硬是把我们打了回来
[1:12:19]	and we’ve got nowt to show for it, nowt!	到现在都没有什么结果
[1:12:22]	I’ve got two lads to feed and nowt to give ’em.	我有两个孩子要吃饭 我却什么都给不了
[1:12:24]	– Be quiet, the both of you! – No, you be quiet!	-安静点 你们两个 -不 你才安静点
[1:12:27]	– You be quiet! – Don’t you belder at me.	-你闭嘴 -别对我嚷嚷
[1:12:29]	Ladies!	女士们
[1:12:31]	Let us move on to the next subject on the agenda.	让我们继续讨论下一个议题吧
[1:12:36]	So… let me get this straight, now.	所以 现在让我直说吧
[1:12:40]	There’s going to be a big march.	到时候会有一场大规模的游行
[1:12:42]	Aye! At Peter’s Field.	是啊 在圣彼德广场
[1:12:44]	– Outside? – Aye.	-室外吗 -是的
[1:12:45]	– Not indoors? – No.	-不在室内吗 -对的
[1:12:47]	– In broad daylight? – Yes!	-在光天化日之下 -对
[1:12:49]	– On a Monday. – A Monday?	-在星期一吗 -星期一
[1:12:51]	– I know, it’s daft. – Second Monday in August.	-我就知道 这太愚蠢了 -八月的第二个星期一
[1:12:54]	– Not go to work? – Aye.	-不去上班吗 -是的
[1:12:55]	They’ll have to make do without us.	没了我们 他们将就一下吧
[1:12:57]	We’ll get the sack!	我们会被解雇的
[1:12:58]	Not if all the mills turn out.	如果所有的工厂都关掉了 就不会
[1:13:00]	You’re playing with fire.	你们这是在玩火
[1:13:01]	No, Mother, this one’ll be different.	不 妈妈 这次会不一样的
[1:13:03]	Different? How?	怎么个不一样法
[1:13:04]	There’s hundreds going, women and children an’ all.	到时候会有成百上千的人 妇女 儿童都会去
[1:13:07]	We’ve to turn out in our Sunday best.	我们会穿上最好的衣服
[1:13:09]	Ah, well, I best get me darning needles out, then.	啊 那么 我最好把针线拿出来了
[1:13:11]	Aye, you should, same as t’rest of t’street will be.	是的 是应该 和街上其他人一样
[1:13:14]	I know they will,	我知道他们会的
[1:13:16]	but so will that Nadin and his bullies, the swine.	但是纳丁和他的手下也一样 那些讨厌的人
[1:13:19]	They’ll have to get past them!	必须要通过他们才行
[1:13:21]	Aye, but people have been practising marching peacefully.	是的 但人们也一直在练习如何和平地游行
[1:13:24]	Haven’t they, Father?	不是吗 爸爸
[1:13:25]	Oh, aye, up on Kersal Moor, they say.	哦 是的 在克萨尔沼泽地上排练
[1:13:27]	– Childer? – Aye, ‘ole families.	-奇尔德吗 -是的 奥利家
[1:13:30]	It’s a day out for everybody.	大家那天都会去的
[1:13:32]	We’ve to stand up for ourselves, Esther.	埃丝特 我们必须为自己挺身而出
[1:13:34]	We can’t go on being afraid.	我们不能再害怕下去了
[1:13:37]	I know, love, but we’ve all got to be careful, though.	我知道 亲爱的 但我们要小心啊
[1:15:01]	John! John Bagguley?	约翰 是约翰·巴古利吗
[1:15:04]	Aye?	怎么了
[1:15:05]	It’s an honour to meet you, sir.	很荣幸见到您 先生
[1:15:08]	Your reputation precedes you.	久仰您的大名
[1:15:11]	They say you’re a great orator.	听说你是个伟大的演说家
[1:15:14]	Do they?	是吗
[1:15:15]	Your message is strong and clear… and true.	你传达信息清晰有力 并且真实可信
[1:15:23]	You’re not from around these parts, are you?	你不是附近的人吧
[1:15:26]	I’m a radical, John – just like yourself.	我是个激进分子 约翰 像你一样
[1:15:31]	Greetings, friend. Greetings.	幸会 朋友 幸会
[1:15:36]	May I ask you a question, John?	约翰 我能问个问题吗
[1:15:40]	Are you as angry as I am?	你和我一样愤怒吗
[1:15:44]	I am angry.	我很愤怒
[1:15:45]	But are you angry enough?	但是你足够愤怒了吗
[1:15:51]	People need to see how angry we are, John.	人们需要知道我们有多愤怒 约翰
[1:15:56]	Rise up.	崛起
[1:15:58]	Fight!	斗争
[1:16:00]	Violence… hatred…	暴力 仇恨
[1:16:04]	..destruction.	破坏
[1:16:06]	We are prepared.	我们准备好了
[1:16:08]	We have arms ready.	我们准备好了武器
[1:16:10]	Then use ’em.	那就好好利用它们
[1:16:14]	When the time is right…	当时机成熟时
[1:16:18]	..we will.	我们会的
[1:16:20]	The time is now, John.	时机已经到了 约翰
[1:16:28]	Until next time.	下次再见
[1:16:31]	Call me Oliver.	叫我奥利弗
[1:17:14]	Friends… thank you for being here today.	朋友们 谢谢你们今天的到场
[1:17:19]	But let me state this meeting will be short,	但我需要说明 这次会议会很短
[1:17:22]	as the suspension of Habeas Corpus is upon us.	因为人身保护法的禁令就压在我们的头上
[1:17:26]	This is not the end.	这不是终局
[1:17:29]	No, this is only the beginning.	不 这只是开始
[1:17:31]	Aye.	是的
[1:17:34]	But permit me to say…	但请允许我说
[1:17:36]	that when the power… of any government…	当任何政府的权力
[1:17:40]	is in the hands of an agreed number of persons,	掌握在屈指可数的人的手中时
[1:17:44]	whose interest together	他们自己的利益
[1:17:46]	with the interest of the government	以及政府的利益
[1:17:47]	are different and distinct to that of the people…	将不同于 甚至大大有别于人民的利益
[1:17:52]	..well, so then such is the case,	那么 在这种情况下
[1:17:54]	the speedy destruction of our nation is inevitable.	我们国家的加速毁灭将是不可避免的
[1:17:58]	Hear, hear! Hear, hear.	同意 同意
[1:18:02]	Thank you for your time.	感谢你们宝贵的时间
[1:18:05]	Thank you. My friend, Samuel Drummond, will now speak.	谢谢你 下面有请我的朋友塞缪尔·德拉蒙德发言
[1:18:10]	Thank you, Mr John Bagguley.	谢谢你 约翰·巴古利先生
[1:18:13]	Friends, I will only speak very briefly today.	朋友们 我今天会讲的很简短
[1:18:17]	The time for speaking is over.	说的时候已经过去了
[1:18:19]	Now… Now is the time for action.	现在 现在是做的时候了
[1:18:24]	Our chief intention is to restore to you	我们的主要目标是通过武装自己
[1:18:27]	your long lost liberty by you arming yourselves,	来重拾失去已久的自由
[1:18:30]	and being strong and resolute	行动坚强果断
[1:18:31]	and ready to win back your ancient rights for yourselves.	准备好赢回你们那与生俱来的权利吧
[1:18:35]	Aye. Hear, hear!	是的 同意 同意
[1:18:36]	Now is the time for action! Now.	现在就是行动的时候了 此时此刻
[1:18:39]	Not tomorrow, not next week.	不是明天 不是下周
[1:18:41]	– Now! – Hear, hear!	-现在 -同意 同意
[1:18:44]	For my part,	对我而言
[1:18:45]	I will stick to you until my last drop of blood is expended.	我会一直支持你们 直到最后一滴血流干
[1:18:50]	If the whole host of hell come against me,	如果整个地狱都来攻击我
[1:18:53]	I will not stir an inch,	我也依旧不会退缩一分一毫
[1:18:55]	because I know our cause is true and just,	因为我知道我们的事业是真实和正义的
[1:18:57]	and the Lord Himself shines His heavenly light upon us.	上帝会亲自把圣光照在在我们身上
[1:19:01]	Hear, hear!	同意 同意
[1:19:02]	Get all armed!	全副武装
[1:19:05]	Give me my liberty, or let me die.	给我自由 或给我死亡
[1:19:09]	Liberty or death!	不自由毋宁死
[1:19:13]	Liberty or death!	不自由毋宁死
[1:19:18]	Liberty or death!	不自由毋宁死
[1:19:20]	I thank you.	谢谢
[1:19:26]	My friend, John Johnston, will now say a few words.	现在 由我的朋友约翰·约翰斯顿来说几句话
[1:19:42]	Fellow countrymen…	同胞们
[1:19:46]	..the time has come to rise from your lethargy.	是时候从昏睡中苏醒了
[1:19:51]	Aye. Yes.	是的 对
[1:19:52]	No longer will our blood, sweat and toil	我们的鲜血 汗水和辛劳将不再
[1:19:55]	line the pockets of the avaricious aristocracy	流入那些贪婪贵族们
[1:19:58]	and the landowners.	以及地主们的口袋
[1:20:00]	No longer will the curdled screams of starving children	孩子们饥饿颤抖的尖叫声将不再
[1:20:05]	echo through the streets of Manchester and beyond.	在曼彻斯特和其他地方的街道上回响
[1:20:10]	Our French brethren have shown us the way.	我们的法国兄弟已经为我们指明了道路
[1:20:15]	We must punish our mad king and his gluttonous offspring	我们必须惩罚我们疯狂的国王和他们贪婪的后代
[1:20:19]	by taking off their heads!	我们应该把他们的头砍下来
[1:20:21]	Oh, yes! Yes!	哦 是的 对
[1:20:24]	I declare to that God that gave me being,	我向那赐予我生命的上帝请求
[1:20:27]	that superintends my actions,	监督我的一举一动吧
[1:20:29]	that one day, I must give an answer	终将有一天 我会得到
[1:20:31]	for all that I do on this earth,	我在这个世界上所做的一切事情的答案
[1:20:33]	that whenever… whenever it lies within my power,	只要 只要在我的能力范围之内
[1:20:37]	I will strike them down! Aye!	我就会将他们击倒
[1:20:40]	And, if I cannot effect it,	如果我没能成功
[1:20:42]	I hope the women of this great nation	我希望这个伟大国家的妇女们
[1:20:45]	will tear them limb from bleeding limb	可以将他们血淋淋的手臂撕下来
[1:20:47]	like the Maenads on Mount Cithaeron!	就像西塔龙山上的女狂人们
[1:20:50]	Yes! Arm yourselves!	是的 武装起来
[1:20:53]	Bring pistols, guns, swords and pikes,	带上手枪 长枪 短剑
[1:20:55]	and if you cannot attain these weapons,	如果你没有这些武器
[1:20:58]	bring yourself a pair of tongs and a poker,	拿把钳子和刚从炉子里拿出来的
[1:21:01]	hot from the fire!	拨火棍
[1:21:03]	Be ready, lads,	准备好 伙计们
[1:21:05]	and true to yourselves!	忠于你们自己
[1:21:06]	Give me liberty, or give me death!	给我自由 或给我死亡
[1:21:09]	Liberty or death!	不自由毋宁死
[1:21:14]	Liberty or death!	不自由毋宁死
[1:21:18]	Let’s go.	走吧
[1:21:37]	You bastard! Let go of me, you bastard!	你这个混蛋 放开我 你这个混蛋
[1:21:39]	I shall never be defeated! You will not silence us!	我永远不会被打败 你没法让我们闭嘴的
[1:21:42]	We will never relent. Hey, you bastard!	我们决不让步 嘿 你这个混蛋
[1:21:44]	We will never give up the fight for liberty!	我们决不会放弃争取自由的斗争
[1:21:47]	Liberty or death!	不自由毋宁死
[1:21:53]	You cannot confine us to these receptacles of the damned!	你们不可能把我们永远关在这该死的牢房里
[1:21:58]	Get in. Get in!	进去 进去
[1:22:02]	I’m going to smash your teeth down your throat!	我要把你的牙齿敲碎再塞进你的喉咙
[1:22:06]	Get in! Get in!	进去 进去
[1:22:09]	No! No!	不 不
[1:22:12]	Get off me, you bastard!	放开我 你这个混蛋
[1:22:15]	Get off! Oww!	松开 哦
[1:22:18]	Get off me!	放开我
[1:22:23]	Jesus Christ Himself was the greatest ever reformer!	耶稣自己就是最伟大的改革家
[1:22:29]	You will not silence our cause.	你没法阻止我们的斗争
[1:22:45]	Help!	救命
[1:22:57]	Left, right. Left, right.	左 右 左 右
[1:23:05]	Stand still!	立定
[1:23:08]	About face, gentlemen!	转向 先生们
[1:23:14]	Dressings!	整队
[1:23:18]	Quick march!	齐步走
[1:23:20]	Listen to the drum.	听着鼓点
[1:23:25]	Swing your arms.	摆臂
[1:23:27]	By the right.	向右看齐
[1:23:30]	Move to the right! Right face!	靠右 向右转
[1:23:36]	Pick up your dressings!	看齐
[1:23:37]	Right, then left.	先右后左
[1:23:46]	Keep dressing from the right!	向右看齐
[1:23:49]	Swing those arms!	摆臂
[1:23:53]	Pick up your dressings, gentlemen!	对齐 先生们
[1:23:56]	Let’s have a bit of pride!	让我们拿出点骄傲
[1:24:18]	Mr Hunt?	亨特先生
[1:24:20]	Joseph Johnson of the Manchester Observer.	曼彻斯特观察者报约瑟夫·约翰森
[1:24:23]	Ah, Mr Johnson.	啊 约翰森先生
[1:24:25]	Er… This is Mr Knight, Mr Saxton and Mrs Saxton,	呃 这是奈特先生 萨克斯顿先生和夫人
[1:24:28]	the Secretary of the Manchester Female Reform Society.	曼彻斯特女性改革会干事
[1:24:31]	– Good evening, Mr Hunt. – Madam.	-晚上好 亨特先生 -夫人好
[1:24:32]	– Welcome. – How kind.	-欢迎 -感谢
[1:24:34]	Good day sir. Mr Hunt.	你好 先生 亨特先生
[1:24:35]	Gentlemen. At last.	先生们 终于见面了
[1:24:37]	We should like to thank you for enduring your long journey.	我们要感谢您愿花这么久赶来这里
[1:24:40]	Welcome to Manchester.	欢迎来到曼彻斯特
[1:24:41]	I shall indeed look forward to a good night’s repose	我确实期待能好好休息一下
[1:24:43]	in anticipation of tomorrow’s exertions.	让明天能够更加精神
[1:24:47]	Mr Hunt, I regret to inform you that the meeting	亨特先生 我很遗憾地通知您
[1:24:49]	will no longer take place tomorrow.	会议改期了
[1:24:51]	It has been postponed, Mr Hunt,	召开时间推迟了 亨特先生
[1:24:53]	until tomorrow week, the 16th.	推迟到下周 16号
[1:24:56]	For what reason, pray?	是什么原因呢
[1:24:57]	Due to circumstances beyond our control.	因为一些不可控因素
[1:24:59]	What circumstances?	什么因素
[1:25:01]	Our intention was that the meeting should consider	这场会议的本意是讨论
[1:25:03]	the propriety of electing a so-called	每个地区称做议会代表
[1:25:05]	Parliamentary representative for this district.	其产生的选举规范
[1:25:08]	Mr Johnson, did I not stipulate that my attendance	约翰森先生 我有没有强调过
[1:25:10]	here in Manchester was conditional	我在曼彻斯特的出席是有条件的
[1:25:12]	upon there being no mention of any such illegal election?	即不会涉及任何有关非法选举的内容
[1:25:15]	We were not planning to hold an election, sir,	我们不打算举行选举 先生
[1:25:17]	merely to discuss the possibility of an election.	只是讨论选举的可能性
[1:25:20]	Aye. The magistrates misunderstood our intentions.	是的 地方法官误解了我们的意图
[1:25:22]	Because it was a foolish proposition in the first place.	因为这一开始就是个愚蠢的提议
[1:25:25]	Mr Hunt, as you very well know,	亨特先生 你很清楚
[1:25:27]	Manchester has no Parliamentary representation.	曼彻斯特没有议会代表
[1:25:29]	-We do not. It’s a scandal. – Time is pressing.	-我们没有 这是个耻辱 -时间紧迫
[1:25:32]	You, of all people, know that.	你 在所有人中 最清楚这一点
[1:25:34]	Yes, Mr Saxton, I am well aware that time is pressing.	是的 萨克斯顿先生 我很清楚时间紧迫
[1:25:37]	That is why I cannot spend one week of my life in Manchester.	这就是为什么我不能浪费一整个星期 还在曼彻斯特
[1:25:41]	But thousands of people are eager to hear you speak.	但是成千上万的人都渴望听到你的演说
[1:25:44]	Then I shall leave it to you to explain my absence.	那就由你去解释我为什么缺席吧
[1:25:46]	Sir, there will be a great outcry if you do not appear.	先生 如果你不出现 会有强烈抗议的
[1:25:49]	-It will be carnage. – Only your presence	-会演变成骚乱的 -只有你的到场
[1:25:52]	can promote tranquillity and good order.	才可以带来安谧和良好的秩序
[1:25:54]	Sir, please let us conduct you to your hotel.	先生 请让我们带您去旅馆
[1:26:02]	That is out of the question.	这是不可能的
[1:26:05]	With my name, any longer than one night	以我的名声 在任何旅馆里
[1:26:06]	in any hotel in this land,	待的超过一晚上
[1:26:08]	and the place will be swarming with spies.	那地方就会挤满间谍
[1:26:10]	Then we must find more secluded accommodation.	那么我们必须找到更隐蔽的住所
[1:26:23]	This is where I reside, Mr Hunt.	这是我住的地方 亨特先生
[1:26:35]	Leave it there.	放那儿
[1:26:41]	Mr Hunt?	亨特先生
[1:26:47]	Good evening, madam.	晚上好 夫人
[1:26:48]	This is my dear wife, Mrs Johnson.	这是我亲爱的妻子 约翰森夫人
[1:26:50]	Mr Henry Hunt.	这是亨利·亨特先生
[1:26:52]	Mr Johnson, if I could perhaps be shown to my rooms?	约翰森先生 能不能带我去我的房间
[1:26:54]	Indeed. Sarah, show Mr Hunt upstairs.	没问题 萨拉 带亨特先生上楼吧
[1:27:02]	This way, Mr Hunt.	这边请 亨特先生
[1:27:08]	If you would provide me with some writing materials?	你能给我提供一些纸笔吗
[1:27:10]	– Very well. – And my trunk.	-没问题 -顺便帮忙把箱子拿过来
[1:27:15]	Mrs Johnson, if you could bring me a light repast?	约翰森夫人 你能给我带一顿便餐吗
[1:27:18]	What’s that?	那是什么
[1:27:31]	– I thank you, Sir John. – A pleasure.	-谢谢你 约翰爵士 -我的荣幸
[1:27:33]	– Always good to see you, Guy. – Now, to be clear,	-见到你总是很高兴 -明确一下
[1:27:35]	I myself may not be present at this little gathering.	我自己可能不会出现在这个小聚会上
[1:27:37]	Indeed, I understand that.	确实 我理解
[1:27:38]	I have other matters to attend to,	我还有其他事情要处理
[1:27:40]	but I have every confidence in you, old boy.	但我对你充满信心 老兄弟
[1:27:42]	I shall endeavour to do my best, sir.	我会尽力的 先生
[1:27:44]	Stout fellow. Your horse.	顽强的家伙 你的马来了
[1:28:31]	Aye, aye.	好了 好了
[1:28:32]	Ah, good morning, Joseph.	早上好 约瑟夫
[1:28:34]	Go on.	继续吧
[1:28:35]	No.	不
[1:28:36]	– Are they not ready yet? – No.	-还没准备好吗 -还没有
[1:28:39]	Not while this afternoon, you said.	你说过要等到今天下午才行
[1:28:41]	Right. Give us a look.	没错 给我们看一看吧
[1:28:43]	That one in’t done yet.	那个还没完成
[1:28:46]	It’s grand.	很棒
[1:28:51]	Good.	很好
[1:28:58]	We are in a state of painful uncertainty, Sir John.	约翰爵士 我们正处于痛苦不堪的不确定中
[1:29:02]	– We are. – No doubt.	-确实是 -毫无疑问
[1:29:03]	And we feel comforted and assured by your presence,	我们对你的出现感到欣慰和放松
[1:29:07]	your prowess in dealing with civil disorder,	鉴于你在处理内乱方面的能力
[1:29:10]	and in the knowledge that we are in your safe hands.	如果由你来掌控 我们就安心了
[1:29:13]	– Hear, hear. – Indeed.	-说得对 -的确
[1:29:14]	Thank you, gentlemen.	谢谢 先生们
[1:29:16]	However, at this stage, I would urge you to show caution,	但是在这个阶段 我会敦促你保持谨慎
[1:29:19]	and to abstain from any precipitous acts.	并且要禁绝任何有风险的行为
[1:29:21]	General, with the greatest of respect,	将军 毫无冒犯之意
[1:29:23]	the time for caution is over.	但谨慎的时期已经过了
[1:29:25]	Sir, I am of the opinion that the presence alone	先生 我相信
[1:29:27]	of the civil and military force that we have in readiness	仅靠我们已经准备的民力和军事力量
[1:29:30]	is sufficient to deter any conceivable sedition.	足以压制任何可能的动乱了
[1:29:33]	You’re speaking of insurrection.	你说的可是暴动
[1:29:35]	Indeed. Moreover we cannot allow these radicals	没错 此外我们不能允许这些激进分子
[1:29:39]	to follow the example of their French brethren	在8月16日 以他们的法国同胞
[1:29:41]	on the 16th of August.	为榜样而步其后尘
[1:29:43]	Mr Norris, the General’s very attendance upon the day	诺里斯先生 将军当天会在现场
[1:29:47]	will ensure that no such catastrophe can possibly occur.	确保不会发生此类灾难
[1:29:52]	Gentlemen, regarding my attendance upon the day.	先生们 关于我那天的行程
[1:29:56]	My attention may be called to other quarters,	可能我会更需要在其他地方
[1:29:59]	and I do not find myself in a position	我找不到办法能保证
[1:30:01]	wherein I can guarantee my presence.	一定会在场
[1:30:07]	Am I to understand that you will have	我可以理解你
[1:30:09]	more pressing business elsewhere?	在其他地方有更紧迫的事情吗
[1:30:11]	There is a distinct possibility.	这非常有可能
[1:30:13]	But, I have the utmost confidence	但是 我对我的副手 埃斯特拉奇上校
[1:30:15]	in my second in command, Colonel L’Estrange.	非常有信心
[1:30:17]	He is a fine soldier.	他是一名优秀的士兵
[1:30:19]	I see.	我懂了
[1:30:21]	L’Estrange.	埃斯特拉奇
[1:30:22]	Indeed, sir.	是他 先生
[1:30:53]	Mr Tuke, is this to take up much more of my time?	图克先生 这还要耽搁我更多的时间吗
[1:30:56]	No, Mr Hunt.	不会的 亨特先生
[1:30:57]	The stiller you sit, the sooner we’ll be done.	你坐得越稳 我们就能越快完成
[1:31:05]	Arm down, please.	请把手臂放下
[1:31:08]	Am I permitted to use my right arm?	那我可以用右手吗
[1:31:10]	You may use your right arm as long as it does not impede	你可以用右手 只要不妨碍
[1:31:13]	on our progress with your left arm.	我们对你的左臂进行绘画
[1:31:21]	May I enquire as to the nature of your speech, Mr Hunt?	亨特先生 我可以问一下你演讲的主题吗
[1:31:26]	It concerns the inalienable civil liberties	它关系到所有人的
[1:31:28]	– of all free men. – Does it, now?	-不可剥夺的公民自由 -是吗
[1:31:34]	My wife expresses something of an interest	我妻子对参加星期一的聚会
[1:31:37]	in attending your gathering on Monday.	有些兴趣
[1:31:40]	Will you not be attending with her?	你不跟她一起去吗
[1:31:42]	No. I’m not one for too much talk.	不 我不是一个爱说话的人
[1:31:52]	Mr Hunt, please.	亨特先生 左臂别动
[1:31:53]	Miss?	女士
[1:31:55]	Would you be so kind as to hold down my papers?	你能行行好帮我按住纸张吗
[1:31:59]	Hold down t’papers?	按住纸张吗
[1:32:02]	Top left corner.	按住左上角
[1:32:15]	Me ‘ands are dirty.	可我的手很脏
[1:32:18]	That’s no matter. These are…	没关系的 这些是
[1:32:20]	…notes for myself alone.	给我自己看的笔记
[1:32:27]	Will I be in t’picture?	我会在画像里吗
[1:32:31]	Nay, lass, thou’ll’t not be in t’picture.	不 姑娘 你不会在画像里的
[1:32:37]	Bessie! Leave t’gentleman alone!	贝茜 别打扰这位先生
[1:32:40]	The young lady is providing me with assistance, Mrs Johnson.	约翰森夫人 这位年轻女士是在帮助我
[1:32:43]	Oh, I beg pardon, Mr Hunt.	哦 那对不起 亨特先生
[1:33:03]	Understand this, I care not.	你要明白 我并不在乎
[1:33:06]	I will not be paraded like some beast in a menagerie.	但我不会像囚笼之兽一样被肆意展览
[1:33:14]	Can I not get thee a drink, Sam?	塞姆 我能给你拿杯喝的吗
[1:33:15]	No, thank you, my dear.	不用了 谢谢你 亲爱的
[1:33:20]	Who is that?	画的是谁
[1:33:23]	It’s Mr Hunt.	是亨特先生
[1:33:24]	Oh, yes.	哦 看出来了
[1:33:29]	Sam.	塞姆
[1:33:31]	May I ask what thee would like to speak to Mr Hunt regarding?	我可以问下你想和亨特先生谈些什么吗
[1:33:34]	What I would like to speak to Mr Hunt regarding, Joe…	乔 我想和亨特先生谈话的内容
[1:33:37]	I would like to speak to Mr Hunt regarding.	需要我亲自和亨特先生谈谈
[1:33:39]	Aye. Well, it would appear Mr Hunt	好吧 看起来亨特先生
[1:33:41]	is otherwise occupied at present.	现在抽不出时间
[1:33:44]	Oh. Well, we all have matters that need attending to, Joe.	那好吧 乔 我们都有必需要去办的事情
[1:33:49]	And I’m sure Mr Hunt can spare a few moments	我相信亨特先生应该能抽出一些时间
[1:33:51]	to speak to a fellow reformer.	和一个同道的改革者谈谈
[1:34:00]	– Mr Bamford. – Mr Hunt.	-巴姆福德先生 -亨特先生
[1:34:02]	What is it of such import	是什么重要的事情
[1:34:03]	that it cannot wait till Monday?	都不能等到星期一再说吗
[1:34:05]	How are you going on at our end o’ t’country, sir?	先生 你在我们这边过得怎么样
[1:34:08]	Sadly, I have been immured within these four walls	很不幸 我被困在这四堵墙中
[1:34:11]	this past week.	过去的整整一周都是这样
[1:34:13]	Though I am grateful to the kind hospitality	不过我还是很感激这些好心人的
[1:34:15]	– of these good people. – Aye, I’m glad to hear it.	-盛情款待 -我很高兴听到这句话
[1:34:18]	They are indeed good people.	他们的确是好心人
[1:34:20]	Now, speaking o’ t’meeting a-Monday,	现在 谈谈周一的会议吧
[1:34:24]	we’ve been drilling t’lads in ranks for nigh on a month now,	我们这一个月来一直在训练那群小伙子
[1:34:28]	and we have a thousand men moving together	我们能有一千人一起行动
[1:34:30]	as if it were a mere score, sir.	这都是易如反掌的事 先生
[1:34:32]	I am heartened to hear it, Mr Bamford.	很高兴听到这个消息 巴姆福德先生
[1:34:34]	I am told that we are to anticipate a mighty crowd.	我听说要有一大群人前来
[1:34:36]	Aye.	没错
[1:34:38]	Aye, we are that, sir.	会有一大群人前来的 先生
[1:34:39]	And we shall do thee proud.	你会以我们为傲的
[1:34:41]	Now, we have been instilling into t’lads	现在 我们一直在向那群小伙子灌输
[1:34:43]	the principles of cleanliness, sobriety, order,	干净 节制 秩序的准则
[1:34:47]	and also t’notion of peace, which I believe	还有和平的概念 这一点
[1:34:50]	were your own personal addage to t’list, sir,	是你要求附加在列表上的
[1:34:52]	and one which I respect greatly.	我也非常尊敬这一点
[1:34:55]	Now, these ideas have been taken to heart by all t’lads	所有的小伙子都把这些想法牢记在心了
[1:34:58]	and have been carried well throughout all t’ranks, sir.	从上到下都严格按照准则行事
[1:35:01]	I look forward to seeing it with mine own eyes, Mr Bamford.	我期待亲眼看到这一切 巴姆福德先生
[1:35:04]	I’m sure they’ll do you proud.	我相信他们也会让你骄傲的
[1:35:06]	Now, on that subject, sir…	现在 关于这个问题 先生
[1:35:10]	..would it not be prudent of us	我们不能谨慎一些吗
[1:35:12]	to have a small contingent of men	带领一小队人
[1:35:15]	say a score or two amongst a thousand	比如在这一千人中挑出几个
[1:35:21]	armed with cudgels just to protect…	随身佩带短棒 只是为了保护
[1:35:23]	Mr Johnson, will you show Mr Bamford the door?	约翰森先生 把巴姆福德先生送出去吧
[1:35:25]	Mr Hunt, I have come here to speak man to man	亨特先生 我来这里是为了和你
[1:35:29]	about an important matter.	亲口讨论一件重要的事情
[1:35:30]	Then let me speak to you man to man, Mr Bamford.	那么让我和你亲口说说吧 巴姆福德先生
[1:35:34]	If any man is armed with so much as a stone on Monday,	周一如果有任何人武装起来 哪怕只是石头
[1:35:38]	there will be no meeting at which I will speak.	我就不会在会议上发言
[1:35:41]	There are a large body of men signed up at Manchester.	有一大群男人在曼彻斯特报到了
[1:35:44]	And women and children.	还有妇女和儿童
[1:35:47]	And it is them that I seek to protect.	我要保护的就是他们
[1:35:49]	I am speaking of t’Manchester and Salford Yeomanry, sir.	先生 我说的可是曼彻斯特与萨尔福德骑兵队
[1:35:53]	A large body of men are signed up,	一大群人来报到
[1:35:56]	and weapons have been widely distributed amongst them.	武器已经下发给他们了
[1:35:58]	And it is precisely for that reason	正是因为这个原因
[1:36:00]	that we must give them no provocation.	我们不能挑衅他们
[1:36:02]	But these are men who are not only	但这些人不仅仅
[1:36:04]	politically averse to our cause, sir,	在政治上反对我们的事业 先生
[1:36:07]	but also personally averse to us.	而且私下也不支持我们
[1:36:09]	– Mr Bamford… – Are we to lead our young’uns	-巴姆福德先生 -难道要我们
[1:36:11]	and our wives and our sweethearts	把自己的儿女 妻子和家人
[1:36:13]	into the mouth of such a threat,	带到这样的威胁里面
[1:36:15]	wi’out t’means of defending them?	还没有办法保护他们吗
[1:36:16]	Mr Bamford, I understand your fears.	巴姆福德先生 我理解你的担忧
[1:36:20]	But you have not been to a mass meeting	但是你没有参加过
[1:36:22]	as this promises to be. I have.	像这样大规模的群众集会 而我参加过
[1:36:25]	I have spoken at meetings in London	我在伦敦的会议上发表过演讲
[1:36:27]	of over one hundred thousand people,	超过十万人出席了会议
[1:36:30]	and at those meetings	在那些会议上
[1:36:31]	not one blade of grass, not a gust of wind,	没有任何人 哪怕是根草
[1:36:35]	has been the recipient of a single act of violence.	成为暴力行为的受害者
[1:36:38]	Had they been, the authorities would have taken it	如果有 那么当权者不仅仅会把这看作
[1:36:41]	as permission to break up not only the meeting,	是解散会议的许可
[1:36:44]	but the entire movement.	更是终止整个运动的理由
[1:36:46]	I will not have my reputation and name,	我不允许 我的名誉 我的名字
[1:36:49]	and the virtues which I espouse,	以及我所信奉的美德
[1:36:51]	besmirched for the behaviour of a single group of men…	被一群人的行为而诋毁掉
[1:36:54]	But this is Lancashire, sir,	但这里是兰开夏郡 先生
[1:36:56]	and the authorities here have no regard	这里的当权者不关心
[1:36:58]	for thy reputation or anybody else’s.	你或者其他人的名誉
[1:37:01]	And meetings of this nature, hereabouts,	这种性质的会议
[1:37:03]	invariably end in violence.	总会以暴力结束
[1:37:05]	That is because they have not been addressed by me.	那是因为没有我主持会议
[1:37:09]	Dost thy have children of thine own, sir?	先生 你不是有自己的孩子吗
[1:37:11]	I do, sir.	我有 先生
[1:37:13]	And would thee lead thy children	你会带你的孩子
[1:37:15]	into danger such as this?	到像这样的危险中吗
[1:37:18]	I would gladly lead my children by the hand,	我很乐意牵着孩子的手
[1:37:21]	with a song in my heart,	心中哼着歌
[1:37:23]	to any meeting chaired by Henry Hunt.	去参加亨利·亨特主持的任何会议
[1:37:28]	Uh-huh. Well, I am hardly satisfied by that.	好吧 我对此很不满意
[1:37:34]	But as this is a committee decision not to bear arms,	但如果委员会决定不可以携带武器
[1:37:38]	then I suppose I am duty bound to carry it.	那么我想我有责任遵从委员会的决定
[1:37:43]	But I shall pray to God	但我要向上帝祈祷
[1:37:45]	that He might afford some protection	因为只有他可以给我们
[1:37:48]	to our vulnerable folk.	这些无助的人们一些保护
[1:37:55]	I shall see thee a-Monday, sir,	我们周一见 先生
[1:37:58]	and let us hope it is a day…	希望回顾这一天时
[1:37:59]	we need not look back on with regret.	我们可以不留任何遗憾
[1:38:01]	Let us hope that, both.	我们都希望如此
[1:38:03]	Aye.	是的
[1:38:05]	Good day.	再见
[1:38:07]	Joseph.	约瑟夫
[1:38:09]	Mrs Johnson.	约翰森夫人
[1:38:13]	I do apologise, Mr Hunt.	我很抱歉 亨特先生
[1:38:16]	I want him watched from now until Monday.	找人看住他 直到周一
[1:38:19]	There will be no violence.	不允许出现暴力情况
[1:38:22]	I shall see to it.	我会处理的
[1:38:24]	There are to be no weapons. Rest assured.	不会有武器的 放心吧
[1:38:33]	Let us continue our supper.	让我们继续吃晚饭吧
[1:38:35]	Oh, it will have gone cold, Mr Hunt.	饭菜快变凉了 亨特先生
[1:38:37]	It’s no matter, Mrs Johnson.	没关系 约翰森夫人
[1:38:44]	Gentlemen, I hope you may permit me	先生们 我希望你们能允许我
[1:38:45]	to dispense with the formalities.	在这不拘礼数
[1:38:47]	We neither need nor	亨特先生 我们既不需要
[1:38:48]	desire introductions, Mr Hunt.	也不想要你的自我介绍
[1:38:50]	Indeed not.	确实不需要
[1:38:52]	Well, then, let me ask plainly.	那么 让我开门见山吧
[1:38:54]	Is there, as I’ve been led to believe that there is,	是否正如我怀疑的一样
[1:38:58]	a charge against my name?	有对我不利的指控存在
[1:39:01]	I suggest you may be a victim of false information, Mr Hunt.	亨特先生 你可能是道听途说了
[1:39:05]	There is presently no such charge.	目前不存在对你的指控
[1:39:10]	There is no such charge at present?	目前没有对我的指控吗
[1:39:12]	– No, sir. – Would that there were,	-没有 先生 -如果有 会怎样
[1:39:13]	Mr Hunt.	亨特先生
[1:39:16]	Well, sir, should there be,	先生 如果有对我的指控
[1:39:18]	let me avow that I would freely and without hesitation,	我发誓会完全自愿并毫不犹豫地
[1:39:22]	offer myself up for arrest.	主动投案自首
[1:39:26]	I seek no subterfuge here in Manchester.	我不会在曼彻斯特耍什么花招
[1:39:30]	Good evening, gentlemen.	再见 先生们
[1:39:34]	You remain at liberty, Mr Hunt,	亨特先生 你现在还是自由身
[1:39:37]	but I might remind you	但我要提醒你
[1:39:39]	that we retain the full and unwavering support	我们会全力以赴并始终如一地支持
[1:39:42]	of His Majesty’s Government and military force.	国王陛下的政府和军队
[1:39:45]	As I, sir, retain the support of the people.	而我 先生 则一如既往的支持广大民众
[1:39:49]	You, sir, are a blaggard!	你这个人 就是个破坏者
[1:40:01]	Buffoon.	小丑一个
[1:40:03]	He should be clapped in irons.	他应该被关进牢里
[1:40:06]	It takes but a matter of moments	某人的名字出现在逮捕令上
[1:40:08]	to inscribe a man’s name on a warrant.	只是时间问题
[1:40:19]	– Good evening. – Good evening, madam, sir.	-晚上好 -晚上好 女士 先生
[1:40:22]	I am seeking Mr Henry Hunt.	我找亨利·亨特先生
[1:40:24]	I was told he would be at this address at this hour.	有人告诉我这会儿在这能找到他
[1:40:27]	And you are?	您是哪位
[1:40:28]	Richard Carlile of Sherwin’s Political Register, London.	伦敦舍温的政治纪事报的理查德·卡利尔
[1:40:31]	Mr Carlile! Joseph Johnson of the Manchester Observer.	卡利尔先生 我是曼特斯特观察报的约瑟夫·约翰森
[1:40:34]	Mr. Johnson.	约翰森先生
[1:40:36]	– Oh, do come in. – Thank you.	-哦 快请进 -谢谢您
[1:40:40]	– Ah, Henry! – Richard.	-啊 亨利 -理查德
[1:40:42]	What do you here in Manchester?	你来曼彻斯特干什么
[1:40:44]	Why, I… I am here to attend	为什么 我当然是来参加
[1:40:46]	tomorrow’s great assembly, naturally.	明天的大会的
[1:40:48]	But at whose invitation?	应谁的邀请
[1:40:50]	Why, that of Mr. Wroe and… and Mr. Knight	应曼特斯特观察报
[1:40:53]	of the Manchester Observer.	罗先生和奈特先生的邀请
[1:40:56]	And why was I not informed of this?	为什么没有通知我
[1:40:58]	Well, I…	嗯 我
[1:41:00]	I have prepared some words to address the multitude.	我准备了些要对公众讲的话
[1:41:06]	Richard, I’m afraid we have agreed	理查德 恐怕我们在明天的发表演讲人数上
[1:41:07]	that the number of speakers tomorrow	已经达成一致了
[1:41:09]	will be kept to a minimum.	越少越好
[1:41:12]	Henry, I have brought with me one hundred impressions	亨利 我带来了一百份你在史密斯菲尔德镇
[1:41:15]	of your exemplary Smithfield speech	关于公民和普世自由主义的演讲稿
[1:41:18]	on civil and universal liberty, to distribute tomorrow.	明天分发出去
[1:41:23]	This was last month. I do not intend to repeat myself.	这是上个月的事 我不打算重复演讲
[1:41:25]	The people of these parts must know	在这里的这些人必须知道
[1:41:28]	that reform is not merely a matter	改革不仅仅
[1:41:30]	of achieving universal suffrage,	是一个实现普选的问题
[1:41:32]	but… but of freedom from the tyranny of the Church	而是 而是要摆脱教会的暴政
[1:41:35]	and of the destruction of monarchy.	实现自由以及推翻君主制
[1:41:37]	Richard, in Manchester,	理查德 在曼彻斯特
[1:41:38]	universal suffrage is the sole message.	普选是最重要的要点
[1:41:40]	That alone.	重中之重
[1:41:43]	I thank you for your pains.	谢谢你不辞辛劳
[1:41:48]	Henry, what consideration have you given	亨利 对于明天可能发生的暴动
[1:41:51]	to the possibility of violence tomorrow?	你怎么看
[1:41:54]	I fear it greatly.	我非常害怕
[1:41:55]	Richard, firstly you advise me how to speak.	理查德 你先是建议我要怎么演讲
[1:41:58]	Now you advise me how to behave.	然后又要建议我该如何行动
[1:42:00]	I feel your interventions are both excessive and unnecessary.	我觉得你的干预是多余 且不必要的
[1:42:10]	Well, perhaps you will allow me to travel with you tomorrow?	好吧 也许愿意让我明天跟你一起 可以吗
[1:42:17]	Mr. Johnson, might there be room in the barouche?	约翰森先生 马车还有地方吗
[1:42:19]	Aye, I should think so, Mr. Hunt.	是的 我想是的 亨特先生
[1:42:23]	Well, then, yes, you must…	好吧 那么 你必须
[1:42:25]	You’ll be my guest.	你将是我的特邀嘉宾
[1:42:28]	I thank you.	谢谢
[1:42:30]	Our chains are shaking, Henry.	我们的枷锁已经晃动了 亨利
[1:42:33]	They will be broken.	终将会挣脱的
[1:42:35]	I will take my leave. Good evening.	我该走了 再见
[1:42:38]	Good evening. Good evening, sir.	再见 先生
[1:42:44]	I must apologise for the continued interruptions,	我一定要为这些打扰道歉
[1:42:46]	Mrs. Johnson. Oh.	约翰森夫人
[1:42:48]	I can assure you, come Tuesday,	我可以向你保证 到了星期二
[1:42:50]	your lives will return to normalcy.	你的生活就会恢复正常
[1:42:54]	Go home, Bessie.	回家吧 贝茜
[1:42:57]	Yes, Mrs. Johnson.	好的 约翰森夫人
[1:42:59]	Good night, Mr. Johnson.	晚安 约翰森先生
[1:43:23]	– Y’a’right? – Aye.	-你还好吗 -还好
[1:43:25]	– The heat’s knocked her out. – Ooh… It’s too warm.	-她热的昏过去了 -哦 天气太热了
[1:43:28]	Aye.	是的
[1:43:29]	I’ll not sleep tonight. It might cool down later on.	我今晚不睡觉 晚一点可能会凉爽些
[1:43:33]	Aye.	是的
[1:43:37]	– Night. – Good night, love.	-晚安 -晚安 亲爱的
[1:43:39]	Night, Father.	晚安 爸爸
[1:43:49]	You a’right for tomorrow?	你明天行吗
[1:43:51]	Aye, I reckon so.	是的 我想是的
[1:43:58]	It’ll be a good day, Mother.	明天会是个好日子 妈妈
[1:44:00]	Aye, it will.	是的 会的
[1:44:04]	Night.	晚安
[1:44:06]	Night, love.	晚安 亲爱的
[1:44:12]	You a’right?	你还好吗
[1:44:13]	Aye.	还行
[1:44:18]	Look at her.	看看她
[1:44:19]	– Little angel. – Mmm.	-真是个小天使 -嗯
[1:44:23]	I were just thinking, in 1900, she’ll be eighty five.	我在想 到了1900年 她就85岁了
[1:44:30]	– Will she? – Aye, of course she will.	-是吗 -是的 当然是
[1:44:35]	She’ll be a great-grandma.	她将成为一位曾曾祖母
[1:44:38]	– Wishing her life away! – Oh, I’m just saying.	-祝她能上天堂 -哦 我只是说说
[1:44:44]	I hope it’s a better world for her.	我希望这对她来说是个更好的世界
[1:44:47]	Summat’ll get better.	有些事会好起来的
[1:44:49]	Some things’ll never change.	有些事永远不会改变
[1:44:53]	They say there’ll be a lot of folk there tomorrow,	他们说明天那里会有很多人
[1:44:55]	waving their flags, banging their drums.	挥舞着旗帜 敲着鼓
[1:44:58]	I hope so.	我希望如此
[1:45:04]	Good night, Mother.	晚安 孩子他妈
[1:45:06]	Night, Father.	晚安 孩子他爸
[1:46:02]	Right, we’ve got five lads in t’front row…	好吧 我们最前面五排是妇女们
[1:46:05]	– Absolutely right. – Right, women in rows of five!	-完全正确 -对 妇女都在前五排
[1:46:09]	Come on, you girls!	来吧 姑娘们
[1:46:11]	Rows of five. Sort yourselves out.	前五排 找到自己的位置
[1:46:14]	– Now, then… – Right.	-那么 现在 -对了
[1:46:19]	Who’s got t’banner here? That end. That’s it, lads.	谁在这边举标语 就这样 小伙子
[1:46:22]	You lads at t’end there.	你们举那一端
[1:46:25]	Hey, now.	嘿 对了
[1:46:27]	Keep in rank and file right, lads.	伙计们 保持行列 向右看齐
[1:46:30]	Keep to the right.	向右看齐
[1:46:36]	– Mary. – Right, let’s have a look.	-玛丽 -好了 让我们看看
[1:46:45]	Now, then.	那么 现在
[1:46:47]	The meeting we are going to today…	我们今天要参加的会议
[1:46:50]	is t’biggest and t’most important meeting	是历来规模最大也是最重要的
[1:46:53]	about parliamentary reform we’ve ever had.	议会改革会议
[1:46:56]	So, lads, stay in your ranks!	所以 伙计们 保持行列
[1:46:59]	The more calmness and sensibility we show now,	我们今天表现得越冷静和感性
[1:47:05]	the more we make liars of our enemies,	就越证明我们的敌人是骗子
[1:47:09]	who have represented us	他们在过去的几年里
[1:47:10]	as a mob and a rabble these past few years.	一直把我们描述为暴徒和乌合之众
[1:47:14]	And let’s shame them with our good conduct.	让我们以良好的行为来羞辱他们
[1:47:19]	Now, what we are going to town for today,	现在 我们今天要去镇上
[1:47:21]	we’re not going to beg or plead…	我们不会乞求或恳请
[1:47:24]	..because what we want, it’s not theirs to give!	因为我们要的不是他们能剥夺的
[1:47:29]	It were given to us by God, on t’day of our birth,	而是上帝在我们出生的那天
[1:47:33]	as honest Englishmen.	就赐予诚实的英国人的权利
[1:47:35]	And with that in mind,	考虑到这一点
[1:47:37]	no weapons must be allowed on t’march	委员会一致认为
[1:47:40]	as agreed by t’committee.	我们不能携带任何武器
[1:47:41]	So come on, lads, drop the sticks, drop your clubs.	所以 来吧 伙计们 放下你们的大头棒
[1:47:46]	Drop your knives and your cudgels.	放下你们的小刀和短棍
[1:47:48]	There’s no need for violence here.	我们不需要任何暴力
[1:47:52]	That’s it, boys.	就这样 小伙子们
[1:47:56]	Now, then.	那么 现在
[1:47:58]	First stop, will be Sam Ogden’s taphouse in Harpurhey…	第一站 是哈伯利的塞姆·奥格登酒馆
[1:48:05]	And then on to Manchester…	然后去曼彻斯特
[1:48:10]	..and liberty!	迈向自由
[1:48:13]	Left foot forward, lads!	先迈左脚 伙计们
[1:48:15]	Left!	左
[1:48:18]	Left!	左
[1:48:49]	Come on – get on with it.	来吧 继续
[1:48:55]	Get a move on. There’s stones all over here.	继续 这里到处都是石头
[1:48:57]	Get ’em on the back of this cart, and quick!	把他们放在马车后面 快点
[1:49:37]	Scum.	人渣
[1:49:40]	– That’s what they are. Scum. – Aye, they are that, sir.	-他们就是这样的人渣 -是的 确实 先生
[1:49:43]	I put food on their table and this is how they repay me.	我让他们有口饭吃 他们就是这样报答我的
[1:49:46]	They’ve got no right, sir.	他们没有权利这么做 先生
[1:50:01]	– Are we all ready? – Aye, Nellie.	-我们都准备好了吗 -是的 内莉
[1:50:03]	Aye.	是的
[1:50:04]	Reet, come on!	瑞特 快点
[1:50:06]	Aye.	好的
[1:50:09]	– Morning, Eli! – Morning, Nellie.	-早上好 以利 -早上好 内莉
[1:50:14]	– Looking forward to it? – Yes.	-期待吗 -是的
[1:50:16]	– All right, lad? – Aye.	-都好了吗 小伙子 -是的
[1:50:20]	Morning.	早上好
[1:50:44]	Liberty or death. Annual parliaments!	不自由毋宁死 年度议会制
[1:50:48]	No taxation without representation!	无代表 不纳税
[1:50:50]	Vote by ballot!	无记名投票表决
[1:50:52]	No Corn Laws! Universal suffrage!	废除谷物法 要求普选
[1:50:54]	Get back to your husbands! Shame!	回到你丈夫身边去 真羞耻
[1:50:57]	Whores! Harlots!	妓女 荡妇
[1:50:59]	Hussies! Go home to your babies!	贱货 回家看孩子去
[1:51:02]	It’ll achieve nowt. Friends, unite and be free!	开始争取吧 朋友们 团结起来 获得自由
[1:51:16]	Gentlemen, for King and Country!	先生们 为了国王和国家
[1:51:18]	Aye, sir. King and Country. King and Country!	是的 先生 敬国王和国家 敬国王和国家
[1:51:23]	To King and Country!	敬国王和国家
[1:51:29]	And again! To King and Country!	再来 敬国王和国家
[1:51:33]	And again!	再来
[1:51:36]	To King and Country!	敬国王和国家
[1:51:44]	..give them a bit of justice!	给他们一点正义看看
[1:51:46]	Liberty!	自由
[1:52:09]	Liberty!	自由
[1:52:33]	You wait till you get to the field.	在到广场前先等着
[1:52:53]	Mr Norris, how do you do?	诺里斯先生 你好啊
[1:52:56]	Look at them. It is without precedent.	看看他们 这可没有先例
[1:52:58]	Is the room in readiness?	房间准备好了吗
[1:53:00]	– Aye, it is. – Very good.	-是的 准备好了 -很好
[1:53:03]	I sent my man here earlier with some wine. Is it…	我先派我的人准备了点酒
[1:53:06]	-Aye, sir, it’s over there. -Excellent.	-是的 先生 在那边 -非常好
[1:53:09]	– Could I have a word? – Of course.	-我能跟你说句话吗 -当然
[1:53:12]	I don’t know what’s going to happen this afternoon.	我不知道今天下午会发生什么
[1:53:26]	Mr Buxton, would you kindly remove that… sheet?	巴克斯顿先生 可以请你把那个 罩布拿开吗
[1:53:31]	Certainly, sir.	当然可以 先生
[1:53:32]	Gentlemen, should you need refreshment,	先生们 你们需要点心吗
[1:53:34]	we have some fine claret here,	我们这里有一些上等的波尔多红葡萄酒
[1:53:36]	if you wish to avail yourselves.	如果你们乐意享用的话
[1:53:41]	Gentlemen, I wish you well with your business today.	先生们 祝你们今天诸事顺利
[1:53:46]	If nature calls, there’s a pot in t’corner.	如果要方便的话 墙角有罐子
[1:53:48]	– Good day, sir. – Thank you	-再见 先生 -谢谢
[1:54:04]	What’s going on now?	现在怎么办
[1:54:06]	I don’t know. We’re just waiting.	不知道 我们只能等
[1:54:08]	How long have you been waiting for?	你等了多久了
[1:54:09]	Ah, not long.	啊 没多久
[1:54:11]	Have you come far? Chadderton.	你走了很远的路来的吗 查德顿
[1:54:14]	-That’s Oldham way, in’t it? – Aye.	-那是奥尔德姆路 对吧 -是的
[1:54:16]	– That’s a fair way. – Aye, it is.	-那可挺远的 -是的 是的
[1:54:18]	Too far.	太远了
[1:54:20]	Father, what are you doing now?	爸爸 你要做什么
[1:54:22]	Where you going?	要去哪里啊
[1:54:24]	Has he had enough? He’s got to walk back yet.	他还没受够吗 他还得走回去
[1:54:26]	– How far is it? – Nine mile.	-有多远 -九英里
[1:54:30]	– See thee. – Aye, see thee.	-再见 -好的 再见
[1:54:34]	Colonel Fletcher,	弗莱彻上校
[1:54:36]	just where are the Manchester and Salford Yeomanry?	曼彻斯特与萨尔福德骑兵队在哪里
[1:54:38]	They stand hard by in Portland Street.	他们在波特兰大街上严阵以待
[1:54:40]	They await my orders.	他们在等我的命令
[1:54:42]	We should summon them immediately.	我们应该立即召集他们
[1:54:44]	Once the crowd see them, they shall disperse.	群众一看见 就会散开的
[1:54:46]	In my view, that would be the wrong course of action.	在我看来 这是错误的做法
[1:54:49]	We should arrest Hunt before he arrives.	我们应该在亨特到达之前就逮捕他
[1:54:51]	Send in the troops and spirit him away somewhere.	派部队把他带到别处去
[1:54:54]	These people are in a good mood.	这些人心情很好
[1:54:56]	The men have brought their wives	男人们带来了他们的妻子
[1:54:58]	and their children with them.	还有他们的孩子
[1:55:00]	In the presence of women, men behave better.	在女人面前 男人会表现得更好
[1:55:02]	Men, women, wives, children, I care not!	男人 女人 妻子 孩子 我才不在乎
[1:55:06]	We are their moral superiors.	我们占据了道德至高点
[1:55:08]	It is our Christian duty	用斧头砍倒这群暴徒
[1:55:10]	to bring the axe down on this riotous mob!	是我们神圣的职责
[1:55:13]	Well said, sir! Well said!	说得好 先生 说得好
[1:55:14]	They are not mere animals, Mallory.	马洛里 他们不仅仅是动物
[1:55:16]	They are honest, gullible folk.	他们是老实 容易被蛊惑的民众
[1:55:19]	I agree with Mr Warmley.	我同意沃姆利先生的观点
[1:55:21]	Arrest Hunt before he arrives in the field.	逮捕亨特 在他到达广场之前
[1:55:23]	You silence the man today	你今天不让那个人说话
[1:55:25]	and he’ll be rousing another rabble	他就会在两周之内
[1:55:27]	before the fortnight’s out! Absolutely!	煽动另一场暴乱 绝对的
[1:55:29]	We must give him just sufficient rope	我们要给他足够的绳子
[1:55:32]	for him to hang himself.	让他自己上吊
[1:55:34]	We are in charge, gentlemen,	我们是负责人 先生们
[1:55:35]	and we must be seen to be in charge, and not Hunt.	我们必须被视为负责人 而不是亨特
[1:55:38]	– Hear, hear! – I am not disputing that, sir.	-同意 同意 -我没有反对 先生
[1:55:41]	If I might advise you, from a legal standpoint,	如果要我从法律的角度给建议的话
[1:55:44]	it is essential that the true character of that assembly	最重要的是 大会的真正性质
[1:55:48]	be allowed to reveal itself.	是要凸显其本身
[1:55:50]	“One man, one vote”! “Parliamentary Representation”!	“一人一票” “议会代表制”
[1:55:53]	Outrageous.	不像话
[1:55:55]	Preposterous propositions! Sedition!	荒谬的主张 煽动叛乱
[1:55:57]	We must allow Hunt to speak,	我们必须允许亨特发言
[1:55:59]	so that he be seen to be inciting	让人看到他在煽动
[1:56:02]	a gullible mass of people to riot.	一群受到蛊惑的人起义
[1:56:05]	Then we may act with promptitude and vigour.	然后我们就可以迅速而有力地行动
[1:56:08]	We must read the Riot Act and we must do so immediately.	我们必须宣读《取缔暴动令》 而且是马上
[1:56:11]	I second that!	我附议
[1:56:13]	Prepare ourselves legally to clear the field.	做好合法清理现场的准备
[1:56:15]	I have the Riot Act here,	我这里就有《取缔暴动令》
[1:56:17]	and they shall hear my voice	他们应该听到我的声音
[1:56:20]	and there shall be one fold and one shepherd!	只能有一个羊栏 一个牧羊人
[1:56:23]	We find you in glad spirits.	我们斗志昂扬
[1:56:27]	We shall maintain our spirits.	我们要保持这种精神
[1:56:41]	Primarily our function is to observe.	首先 我们要做的是观查
[1:56:45]	Secondly, we must expedite	然后 我们必须尽快
[1:56:47]	the express directives of the Home Office,	得到内政部的明确指示
[1:56:49]	which are namely to allow the meeting to take place…	内政部名义上是允许这种集会的
[1:56:52]	It is an illegal meeting!	这是非法集会
[1:56:55]	– But, is it? – It is not illegal, gentlemen.	-是吗 -先生们 这不是非法集会
[1:56:59]	We must let Hunt speak	我们必须允许亨特演讲
[1:57:01]	and then only seek to intervene should the crowd then move to riot.	然后只有当群众趋向暴力时才能加以干涉
[1:57:05]	So is there a level of bloodletting	那么 杀戮到什么程度
[1:57:07]	which you find acceptable, Mr Norris?	你有没有个标准呢 诺里斯先生
[1:57:09]	Gentlemen, may I remind you that today is not the Sabbath.	先生们 要知道 今天可不是安息日
[1:57:14]	It is a Monday, and Monday is a working day	今天是周一 是工作的日子
[1:57:17]	and these idlers and sluggards should be at their toil.	这些懒鬼们应该正在干活
[1:57:20]	Aye, and what are they up to instead?	是的 但他们现在都在干什么
[1:57:21]	The gates of hell are open night and day.	地狱之门昼夜大开
[1:57:25]	Smooth the descent and easy is the way.	径直通往地下 道路宽阔笔直
[1:57:28]	Have you any idea	你知不知道
[1:57:30]	how the introduction of the mechanical loom	机械织机的出现
[1:57:32]	has changed the life of this town?	给这个小镇的生活带来多大的变化
[1:57:34]	– I have, sir. – Then why not stay silent?	-我知道 先生 -那就别再说了
[1:57:37]	Then why not join the mob, sir?	那为什么不加入暴徒的行列 先生
[1:57:39]	– The mechanical loom… – All this is prevarication!	-那些机械织机 -这些都是借口
[1:57:43]	Mr Hunt!	亨特先生
[1:57:50]	John Tyas, the London Times.	约翰·泰斯 伦敦泰晤士报
[1:57:51]	Tyas? Mr Tyas?	泰斯先生 是吗
[1:57:53]	I wonder if you might admit me onto the hustings.	能否让我加入您的演讲活动
[1:57:56]	For what purpose? To spread more of your falsehoods?	什么目的呢 去散播更多的不实之词吗
[1:57:59]	Not at all, sir.	完全相反 先生
[1:58:02]	– Keep close. – Much obliged, Mr Hunt.	-来吧 -非常感激 亨特先生
[1:58:06]	Gentlemen.	先生们
[1:58:17]	Gentlemen! Gentlemen! Gentlemen!	安静 先生们 安静
[1:58:22]	Gentlemen, you have many strong… opinions.	先生们 你们的观点 都很鲜明
[1:58:27]	But if I may, speaking as the chairman	请允许我说几句
[1:58:30]	for this special committee of magistrates…	作为特殊的治安委员会主席
[1:58:34]	Beg pardon, Mr Hulton.	抱歉打断你 哈顿先生
[1:58:36]	– Did you say the chairman? -Indeed I did, sir.	-你说你是主席 -确实 我说了
[1:58:39]	But you’re not the chairman. I am the chairman.	-但是你不是 -我就是主席
[1:58:41]	I am the chairman.	我才是主席
[1:58:44]	You are mistaken, sir.	你被误导了 先生
[1:58:46]	I am to take the chair.	我就是作为主席来的
[1:58:48]	Upon whose authority?	谁授予你的权利
[1:58:49]	Upon the authority, sir, of the Lord Lieutenant of Lancashire.	当权者 兰开夏郡的陆军中尉授予我的权利
[1:58:53]	Give way, sir! Mr Norris, sir, stand down!	让位吧 诺里斯先生 别争了
[1:58:55]	Stand down! It is settled.	别争了 这事已经定了
[1:58:57]	May we proceed?	我们可以继续了吗
[1:59:01]	I suppose you may, Mr Hulton.	好吧 哈顿先生
[1:59:11]	Move back!	让开
[1:59:14]	Move back! Move back!	让开 让开
[1:59:17]	Back! Back!	退后 退后
[1:59:19]	Move them back!	让他们让开
[2:00:10]	Get back!	退后
[2:00:27]	Universal suffrage!	普选制
[2:00:30]	Votes by ballot!	无记名投票
[2:00:51]	The white hat, there. Look.	那个戴白帽子的 那里 看
[2:00:54]	That’s him, sir. And the women.	就是他 旁边还有女人
[2:00:59]	– Votes by ballot! – Can you see?	-无记名投票 -看见了吗
[2:01:02]	Give them a wave! Give them a wave!	向他招手 向他招手
[2:01:04]	Unite and be free!	联合起来 奔向自由
[2:01:07]	Hunt and liberty!	亨特和自由
[2:01:20]	How do? How do?	怎么样 怎么样
[2:01:26]	Gentlemen.	先生们
[2:01:27]	Gentlemen, what are your intentions regarding that mob?	先生们 你们打算怎么处置这些暴徒
[2:01:31]	To whom am I speaking?	请问阁下是
[2:01:33]	Oh, you know very well to whom you are speaking, sir.	你很清楚我是谁 先生
[2:01:36]	I do not. We, sir,	我不知道 先生
[2:01:37]	are in fear for our persons and our property!	我们担心个人的人身及财产安全
[2:01:40]	Aye. Not to mention our lives!	是的 更别说性命了
[2:01:42]	I can sympathise with your fears,	我理解你的恐惧
[2:01:43]	and I may share your concerns,	我也有同样的担忧
[2:01:45]	but I will not tolerate your behaviour!	但我不能容忍你们的行为
[2:01:47]	Our men are in readiness	我们的人已经准备好了
[2:01:48]	and they will be dispatched in due course.	会在合适的时候行动起来
[2:01:51]	You have your Manchester and Salford Yeomanry	你们有曼彻斯特和萨尔福德骑兵队
[2:01:53]	at your disposal. And His Majesty’s forces!	还有皇家军队
[2:01:56]	– Use them! – We are the law, sir.	-利用起来 -我们就是秩序 先生
[2:01:59]	And we will use them when we see fit!	我们觉得合适的时机会用的
[2:02:54]	Hunt forever!	亨特万岁
[2:03:07]	She’s unwell. She’s fainted.	她不舒服 她要晕倒了
[2:03:09]	Bring her into the carriage.	把她抬到马车上来
[2:03:11]	Thank you.	谢谢
[2:03:15]	Thank you, Mr Knight.	谢谢 奈特先生
[2:03:42]	Oh, what a splendid multitude, Henry.	多么壮观的人群 亨利
[2:03:46]	Universal liberty!	全民自由
[2:03:58]	I have never before seen such a great multitude.	我从没见过这么多人聚在一起
[2:04:01]	Aye. This is the day, John.	是的 就在今天 约翰
[2:04:03]	Go on, Mary. Go on! Yes, take your hat off.	去吧 玛丽 去吧 没错 帽子摘掉
[2:04:07]	Go on. And your frock.	去吧 上衣也脱掉
[2:04:13]	Universal liberty! As I promised, Mr Hunt,	全民自由 正如我承诺过的 亨特先生
[2:04:16]	the largest assemblage ever seen in Manchester!	曼彻斯特有史以来最大规模的集会
[2:04:20]	Alas, with the wind as it is, it might have been better	可惜 照这个风向 如果演讲台
[2:04:23]	had the hustings been positioned in the far corner.	设在那边的拐角或许会更好一些
[2:04:26]	I was given assurance that this was the best position, Mr Hunt.	我保证这是最好的位置 亨特先生
[2:04:30]	It is no matter.	没有关系
[2:04:32]	I’ve succeeded with worse.	我经历过更差的
[2:04:40]	How are you finding Manchester?	你觉得曼彻斯特怎么样
[2:04:41]	Oh, I’m very fond of it, thank you, Mrs Saxton.	我非常喜欢 谢谢 萨克斯顿女士
[2:04:44]	The first of many trips north in the interests of reform.	首次为了改革而北上的旅程
[2:04:48]	Sir?	先生
[2:04:51]	Edward Baines, Leeds Mercury.	爱德华·贝恩斯 利兹墨丘利报
[2:04:53]	Ah, Mr Baines.	你好 贝恩斯先生
[2:04:55]	Please join us. You are welcome.	请加入我们 欢迎
[2:04:57]	Thank you, sir.	谢谢 先生
[2:04:58]	– Which paper? – The Leeds Mercury.	-哪家报纸 -利兹墨丘利报
[2:05:01]	Ghastly rag.	废纸
[2:05:05]	John Tyas of the London Times.	约翰·泰斯 来自伦敦泰晤士报
[2:05:07]	– All the way from London? – Hmm. And you are, madam?	-从伦敦赶过来的啊 -女士您呢
[2:05:10]	Susanna Saxton of the Manchester Female Reform Society.	苏珊娜·萨克斯顿 曼彻斯特女性改革会
[2:05:13]	I do hope you will represent us favourably, Mr Tyas.	我真希望你们能顺利地代表我们 泰斯先生
[2:05:17]	– Mr Knight. – Is that Mr Smith?	-奈特先生 -是史密斯先生吗
[2:05:20]	Who’s that? Ah, Mr Saxton.	这是谁 哦 萨克斯顿先生
[2:05:22]	– Welcome, Smith. – Mr Wroe.	-欢迎你 史密斯 -罗先生
[2:05:24]	I was informed you were not able to attend.	别人告诉我你来不了了
[2:05:26]	Oh, I shouldn’t have missed this for the world, sir.	我错过全世界也不能错过这个
[2:05:28]	Look at the people!	看这些人
[2:05:33]	– Ah, Mr Healey. – Doctor.	-希利先生 -博士
[2:05:36]	Ah, Mr Baines.	你好 贝恩斯先生
[2:05:38]	John Tyas of the London Times.	约翰·泰斯 来自伦敦泰晤士报
[2:05:39]	Edward Baines, Leeds Mercury.	爱德华·贝恩斯 利兹墨丘利报
[2:05:41]	Make sure we have a moment for the address.	确保我们要有致辞的时间
[2:05:43]	Aye, aye	有的 有的
[2:05:44]	John Smith	约翰·史密斯
[2:05:45]	Editor of the Liverpool Mercury and Political Herald.	利物浦墨丘利报和政治先驱报的编辑
[2:05:47]	Good to have you here, sir.	很高兴你能在 先生
[2:05:49]	I’m pleased to make your acquaintance, sir.	很荣幸能与你共事 先生
[2:05:51]	– You have my voice. – Thank you, sir.	-我支持您 -谢谢您 先生
[2:05:54]	We should have stuck together.	我们应该在一起
[2:05:56]	Aye. Shall we try and find them?	是啊 要去找他们吗
[2:05:58]	No, it’s useless.	不了 没用的
[2:05:59]	See ’em back at t’house. Aye.	回家再跟他们汇合吧
[2:06:02]	– Where are they? – I don’t know.	-他们在哪 -不知道
[2:06:05]	Can you see ’em, Joseph? No.	-约瑟夫 你能看到他们吗 -不能
[2:06:07]	They should be close. Aye.	应该离的不远
[2:06:09]	– All these folk. – I know.	-这么多人 -是啊
[2:06:11]	Well, we’re all right. We’ve got bread.	没问题 我们带着面包呢
[2:06:14]	Here’s Sam. Make way for the Middleton lot!	塞姆来了 请给米德尔顿代表团让个路
[2:06:19]	Make way for Sam Bamford!	请给塞姆 巴姆福德让个路
[2:06:21]	Make way for Sam.	请给塞姆让个路
[2:06:23]	Here’s Sam Bamford.	塞姆 巴姆福德来了
[2:06:25]	Make way for Sam.	请给塞姆让个路
[2:06:29]	Whoa! Whoa! Whoa! Whoa! Whoa! We’re here!	哇哦 我们到了同志们
[2:06:37]	Now, lads.	听着 伙计们
[2:06:39]	Stay in your ranks and all folks stay close to t’colours.	保持队列 认准我们的颜色
[2:06:48]	Go on, Sam!	去吧 塞姆
[2:06:57]	Hello, Mr Bamford! Mr Bamford!	你好啊 巴姆福德先生
[2:07:00]	– Hello, Mr Bamford. – Now, then, Sam.	-你好 巴姆福德先生 -你好 塞姆
[2:07:02]	We have arrived! Behold!	我们到了 看
[2:07:05]	I can barely believe it, John.	真不敢相信 约翰
[2:07:08]	Doctor! What a day, eh? Sam!	博士 美好的一天
[2:07:10]	What a day. Mr Johnson.	美好的一天 约翰森先生
[2:07:13]	I do not want Mr Bamford on the hustings.	我不想让巴姆福德先生参与演讲
[2:07:18]	Hey, John. How do?	你好 约翰 怎么样
[2:07:20]	This is only the beginning, Sam.	这才刚开始 塞姆
[2:07:22]	Aye, true.	是的 确实
[2:07:25]	Mr Hunt.	亨特先生
[2:07:27]	Joseph.	约瑟夫
[2:07:29]	Is tha’ impressed wi’ t’turnout, Joe?	有没有被震撼到 乔
[2:07:31]	Aye, I am indeed, Sam.	是的 确实 塞姆
[2:07:32]	Now, shall I speak afore Mr Hunt or after him?	那么 我在亨特先生之前还是之后演说
[2:07:39]	We agreed there is to be only one speaker on this occasion.	我们都同意的 今天只有一个演讲者
[2:07:44]	Only one speaker was advertised, Mr Bamford.	宣传的时候就只有一位发言人 巴姆福德先生
[2:07:46]	That was myself.	就是我
[2:07:53]	Well, ‘ere is your audience, Orator Hunt.	很好 这里都是你的观众 演说家亨特
[2:07:56]	And pray remember they deserve much more	请记住他们应得的不只是
[2:07:59]	than fine words and empty promises.	华丽的语言和空洞的承诺
[2:08:04]	I shall make my way to yon public house	我应该出发回旅馆了
[2:08:07]	where I shall rest my feet,	在那我可以歇歇脚
[2:08:09]	for it has been a long, long journey to this place.	因为我赶来这里也走了很长的路
[2:08:13]	And what you have to say, sir, I have heard many a time afore.	而你要说的话 我都听过很多次了
[2:08:18]	Many a time.	很多次
[2:08:19]	Hey, Mr Bamford, do not leave us!	巴姆福德先生 别丢下我们
[2:08:21]	Aye, lads, well done for turning out, lads.	好吧 伙计们 做得很好 伙计们
[2:08:24]	It is a great shame, Samuel. Sam.	太可惜了 塞缪尔 塞姆
[2:08:25]	– Sam! Samuel! – Mr Bamford?	-塞姆 塞缪尔 -巴姆福德先生
[2:08:29]	– He’s getting down. – He’s got a right cob on.	-他下来了 -他有点不高兴
[2:08:32]	Wait, please.	等等我
[2:08:37]	Mr Johnson, might we commence?	约翰森先生 我们可以开始吗
[2:08:40]	Aye. If you are ready, Mr Hunt.	嗯 如果你好了我们就开始 亨特先生
[2:08:41]	Good man.	好的
[2:08:43]	Have courage.	鼓起勇气
[2:08:45]	Breathe from the bottom of your lungs	深深吸一口气
[2:08:46]	and speak at the top of your voice.	用你最大的声音
[2:08:53]	Fellow citizens…	同志们
[2:09:00]	It er… It is with great honour	我 我很荣幸
[2:09:02]	that I should like to propose Mr Henry Hunt Esquire	向你们介绍亨利 亨特先生
[2:09:07]	as our chairman.	作为我们的主席
[2:09:14]	Let’s see what he has to say, eh?	让我们听听他的说辞
[2:09:17]	Let’s see what he has to say!	让我们好好听听
[2:09:22]	Go on, Henry!	来吧 亨利
[2:10:05]	Gentlemen…	先生们
[2:10:08]	Friends, all.	朋友们
[2:10:12]	The Riot Act, Mr Ethelston.	快念《取缔暴动令》 艾斯顿先生
[2:10:15]	I shall bear you witness.	我将为你见证
[2:10:16]	“Our Sovereign Lord, the King…	我们的君主 国王
[2:10:20]	..chargeth and commandeth all person…”	掌管并统领着所有人
[2:10:24]	It would be hardly worthwhile…	这样做几乎不值得
[2:10:28]	“..to depart to their habitations,	离开居所
[2:10:30]	or to their lawful business…”	或者合法的生意
[2:10:31]	..given the magnificent volume of people	考虑到这么多的人
[2:10:34]	so peaceably assembled here today…	和平地聚集于此
[2:10:35]	“..upon the pains contained in the Act	在法案所涵盖的范围内
[2:10:38]	made in the first year of King George	由国王乔治第一年制定
[2:10:41]	for preventing tumults and riotous assemblies.”	用于防止骚动和暴乱集结
[2:10:45]	God save the King!	愿主保佑国王
[2:10:49]	That is for the Yeomanry, this is for Colonel L’Estrange.	这个给骑兵团 这个给埃斯特拉奇上校
[2:10:53]	Somebody summon my man.	谁来传唤一下我的手下
[2:10:57]	Mandley!	曼德利
[2:10:58]	Yes, sir? Mandley.	-在的 先生 -曼德利
[2:11:00]	Dispatches. Be ready.	出动 做好准备
[2:11:02]	Mandley.	曼德利
[2:11:03]	Time is of the essence.	时机至关重要
[2:11:08]	Well, stop fiddling, man, hurry!	别磨蹭了 伙计 快点
[2:11:10]	The warrant, sir! Mr Hulton, the warrant!	逮捕令 先生 哈顿先生 快签逮捕令
[2:11:14]	Yes, gentlemen, I am well aware!	来了 先生们 我知道
[2:11:17]	Henry Hunt. John Knight.	亨利 亨特 还有 约翰 奈特
[2:11:18]	Johnson.	约翰森
[2:11:20]	Hulton, whatever actions we take here today	哈顿 今天不管采取什么行动
[2:11:22]	will have serious repercussions thereafter.	之后都会产生严重的影响
[2:11:24]	Mr Norris, please.	诺里斯先生 省省吧
[2:11:25]	I’ve no wish to find myself in the dock.	我可不愿意因此站上被告席
[2:11:27]	The only people in the dock will be those blaggards down there	只有下面的那群暴民才会站上被告席
[2:11:34]	Here, I wish someone would tell him to speak up.	喂 没人告诉他说话得大点声吗
[2:11:36]	Aye. I can’t hear nowt.	是的 我也啥都听不着
[2:11:40]	– Can you see owt? – Not really, no.	-你能看见啥东西吗 -看不着
[2:11:44]	– Where’ve thou come from? – Wigan.	-从哪里过来的 -维根
[2:11:46]	Oh, aye, that’s a fair way.	那地儿够远的
[2:11:50]	Is this your brother? Aye, he is.	-这是你弟弟吗 -是的
[2:11:52]	Aye, you can tell.	看得出来
[2:11:55]	You must have been up with the lark.	起得很早吧
[2:11:57]	Aye, set off at six.	是的 六点就起身了
[2:12:00]	Have you not brought owt to eat?	带吃的了吗
[2:12:02]	No, we didn’t think to. Nah.	哎 我们没想到要吃
[2:12:04]	Well, do you want some bread?	给你分点面包要不
[2:12:06]	– Oh, no, you’re all right. – Aye, go on.	-不不 不用了 -不要客气
[2:12:08]	You must be famished coming all t’way from Wigan.	从维根大老远跑过来一定饿坏了
[2:12:10]	– You sure? – Aye.	-您确定吗 -快拿吧
[2:12:12]	– Oh, thank you. – Thank you.	-多谢您 -谢谢
[2:12:14]	There you go, Mary. Pass that round.	给你 玛丽 把这个递过去
[2:12:18]	Save some for your father and Robert.	给你爹和罗伯特留着点
[2:12:20]	That’s if we ever see ’em again.	如果我们能见到他们的话
[2:12:31]	Gentlemen! Men of the 15th!	先生们 15队的士兵们
[2:12:35]	Mount Up!	上马
[2:12:41]	Mr Nadin!	纳丁先生
[2:12:43]	..all the many and nefarious means	那么多罪恶
[2:12:46]	– employed by those… – Nadin!	-那些权贵们 -纳丁
[2:12:48]	– ..in authority to delay… – Show restraint.	-试图延迟 -克制一下
[2:12:55]	..our harmonious assembly.	我们和平的集会
[2:13:00]	But let me simply avow…	但在此我要宣布
[2:13:03]	..that they have roundly failed!	他们失败了
[2:13:08]	Mr Hunt. The Yeomanry is here.	亨特先生 骑兵队到了
[2:13:10]	This will not end well.	这事不会有好结果了
[2:13:11]	Mr Knight, please!	奈特先生 拜托
[2:13:16]	And they will continue to fail…	日后 他们只会同样地失败
[2:13:21]	It’s the Yeomanry.	是骑兵队
[2:13:22]	We must stick together and try not to be afeard.	我们得呆在一起 尽量不要害怕
[2:13:30]	..of peace…	和平
[2:13:32]	of unity and of hope…	团结与希望
[2:13:35]	They’re reprobates.	这群人根本没有道德底线
[2:13:45]	Gentlemen…	先生们
[2:13:47]	I ask you to give three cheers!	我要求你们喊出三次欢呼
[2:13:49]	– Huzzah! – Huzzah!	-万岁 -万岁
[2:13:51]	– Huzzah! – Huzzah!	-万岁 -万岁
[2:13:54]	Hunt. Huzzah!	-亨特 -万岁
[2:13:55]	Henry Hunt	亨利·亨特
[2:13:57]	I hold a warrant for your arrest.	我拿的是你的逮捕令
[2:13:58]	You put this meeting and the lives of all those here…	你视这场集会与我们所有人的生命于无物
[2:14:01]	You’ll come with me!	跟我走
[2:14:06]	Mr Hunt!	亨特先生
[2:14:09]	John! John! Come with me!	约翰 约翰 跟我走
[2:14:10]	This is a peaceful protest!	这是一场和平的集会
[2:14:13]	I am John Tyas of the London Times!	我是《泰晤士报》的约翰·泰斯
[2:14:16]	I care not!	我管你是谁
[2:14:20]	Come on!	快点
[2:14:30]	Shame on you!	无耻
[2:14:36]	Shame! Shame!	可耻 可耻
[2:14:38]	God will judge you all!	上帝会审判你们的
[2:14:40]	Get out of the way, you scum!	让开 穷鬼
[2:14:51]	What will we do?	我们怎么办
[2:14:53]	What will we do? Get her out, Mother.	-我们怎么办 -把她送出去 妈妈
[2:14:56]	Come on, come on, move!	快点快点 快走
[2:14:57]	Let’s go.	我们走
[2:15:02]	You will not silence me, sir.	先生 您无法让我沉默
[2:15:05]	You will not silence me!	您无法阻止我发声
[2:15:10]	My hat!	我的帽子
[2:15:13]	Please, no!	请不要这样
[2:15:17]	Please help me!	帮帮我
[2:15:43]	– Get off me! – Come here!	-放开我 -到这里来
[2:15:47]	No!	不
[2:15:53]	Argh! John! John! John John!	约翰 约翰 约翰 约翰
[2:15:58]	You should be ashamed of yourselves,	你们应该为自己的所作所为感到耻辱
[2:16:00]	you bastards!	混账们
[2:16:17]	Colonel L’Estrange! Yes, sir?	-埃斯特拉奇上校 -先生有何吩咐
[2:16:19]	For God’s sake, do something, man!	苍天在上 你们能做点实事吗
[2:16:21]	What am I to do? Disperse the crowd!	-要我怎么做 -让这些人散开
[2:16:23]	Cannot you see they are attacking the Yeomanry?	看不到他们在攻击骑兵队吗
[2:16:26]	Sir. On my count!	先生们 听我口令
[2:16:28]	Left!	左
[2:16:31]	Right! Left! Right!	右 左 右
[2:16:33]	Left! Right!	左 右
[2:16:34]	Halt!	立定
[2:16:36]	Draw… swords!	拔剑
[2:16:40]	Troop will advance!	全队向前
[2:16:43]	Walk!	齐步走
[2:16:44]	March!	前进
[2:16:50]	Disperse the crowd!	驱散人群
[2:16:51]	Forward!	向前进
[2:16:54]	Left! Right! Left!	左 右 左
[2:16:56]	Right! Left! Right!	右 左 右
[2:16:58]	Get back! Get back!	后退 后退
[2:17:01]	Keep your line!	保持队形
[2:17:03]	– Back! Move! – Push them back!	-后退 行动 -让他们往后退
[2:17:05]	Move forward! Move forward!	前进 前进
[2:17:14]	– Hold the line, gentlemen. – Get back!	-维持队形 先生们 -后退
[2:17:17]	Hold the line! Hold the line!	维持队形 维持队形
[2:17:25]	Get back! Dressing!	后退 对齐
[2:17:28]	Dressing, damn it.	整队 妈的
[2:17:33]	Dressing.	整队
[2:17:44]	Get back! Go on, get back.	后退 继续后退
[2:17:47]	Clear out of the way!	清空路面
[2:17:50]	Get back! Keep the line!	退后 保持队列
[2:17:54]	Keep the line!	保持队列
[2:18:02]	Get back! Get back!	退后 退后
[2:18:07]	Get back!	退后
[2:18:20]	I know you!	我认识你
[2:18:22]	You’re little Joe Lomax.	你是小乔·洛马科斯
[2:18:26]	You, sir, are a coward.	先生 您是个懦夫
[2:18:28]	Shame on you.	我为你感到耻辱
[2:18:29]	Hah! Walk on.	继续走
[2:18:31]	Just like him to go wandering off!	就跟他一样游荡走了吗
[2:18:33]	Stop mithering! I’m not mithering, man!	-别叨叨了行吗 -我没有叨叨
[2:18:35]	I just want to know.	就是想知道怎么办
[2:18:36]	Shift, vermin. Shift.	换班 小崽子 换班
[2:18:39]	Bitch.	贱人
[2:18:58]	You! Come here, you… Come here, you, you fat bitch!	你 过来 就是你 过来 三八
[2:19:08]	Yah! Yah! Come on!	驾 驾 快点
[2:19:15]	Come on! Come on!	快点 快点
[2:19:26]	Hey! Soldier boy!	喂 当兵的小鬼
[2:19:42]	Joe!	乔
[2:19:43]	Joe! Joe!	乔 乔
[2:19:45]	Joe!	乔
[2:19:53]	Robert!	罗伯特
[2:19:58]	Father!	父亲
[2:19:59]	Robert!	罗伯特
[2:20:02]	Robert!	罗伯特
[2:20:07]	Get back!	滚回去
[2:21:06]	Mary!	玛丽
[2:21:07]	I’m all right. I’m all right.	我没事 我没事
[2:21:10]	Mary, love.	玛丽 亲爱的
[2:21:11]	We’ve got you, son.	我们在的 儿子
[2:21:14]	For shame!	奇耻大辱
[2:21:18]	Gentlemen, forbear!	先生们 克制
[2:21:21]	Forbear!	克制
[2:21:23]	The people cannot get away!	不要放这些人跑了
[2:21:45]	Come on, Sir Arthur! Move ahead!	加油 亚瑟爵士 加油
[2:21:51]	Bad luck, Byng!	运气太差了 宾
[2:21:53]	Oh, dear, old chap. What a pity!	亲爱的老朋友 多可惜啊
[2:21:54]	Sir Arthur used to be a fine horse.	亚瑟爵士过去可是一匹好马
[2:21:56]	Indeedy! Quite splendid he was.	可不是 过去可是顶呱呱的
[2:21:58]	Please excuse me. Gentlemen, Lady Fitzwilliam.	我先行一步 先生们 菲茨威廉夫人
[2:22:01]	General.	将军
[2:22:04]	Not a happy soldier.	这可不是个开心的士兵
[2:22:21]	John! How do you fare?	约翰 你怎么样
[2:22:24]	I have been grossly mistreated, gentlemen.	我受到了严重的虐待 先生们
[2:22:26]	You have indeed. Horribly.	是啊 真可怕
[2:22:28]	There will be repercussions. There certainly will.	-民众一定会反弹 -肯定会
[2:22:31]	This is carnage.	简直就是屠杀
[2:22:35]	It’s but the beginning.	这还只是开始
[2:22:38]	We must report this heinous barbarism	这种惨无人道的行径一定要
[2:22:40]	to the last detail.	巨细无遗地报道出来
[2:22:40]	We must. We will.	我们会的
[2:22:42]	When can you publish? Wednesday morning.	-什么时候发表 -周三早上
[2:22:45]	I shall take this afternoon’s mail coach back to London.	我搭今天下午的邮车回伦敦
[2:22:48]	Gentlemen… good luck to you.	先生们 祝你们好运了
[2:22:53]	– This is a battlefield. – Aye.	-这是个战场 -是啊
[2:22:56]	A Waterloo on St Peter’s Field.	圣彼得广场的滑铁卢之战
[2:22:59]	The Battle of Peter’s Field.	彼得广场之战
[2:23:03]	Peterloo.	彼铁卢
[2:23:04]	The Battle of Peterloo. That’s it!	-彼铁卢之战 -就这个标题
[2:23:07]	No, the massacre.	不 屠杀
[2:23:09]	The Massacre of Peterloo. We must print that.	-彼铁卢大屠杀 我们一定会报道
[2:23:12]	Aye. I’ll publish it in my next edition.	对 我们下一版登
[2:23:14]	So will I. Come…	我们也是 走
[2:23:16]	Let us take cover.	我们躲起来
[2:23:26]	Un petit bonbon, Prince? Ah, oui!	-来点小糖糖 王子 -好滴
[2:23:38]	Ah, Prime Minister,	啊 是首相
[2:23:40]	Home Secretary, m’dears.	还有内政大臣 我亲爱的朋友们
[2:23:42]	– Your Royal Highness. – Sir.	-殿下 -阁下
[2:23:44]	Lady Conyngham.	科宁厄姆女士
[2:23:45]	Gentlemen, pray rest your arses.	先生们 赏光让尊屁休息下吧
[2:23:47]	You must be stiff after your journey.	走这么远你们一定累了
[2:23:50]	Lady Conyngham, I t-trust you’ve recovered from your…	科宁厄姆女士 您的病已经好了吗
[2:23:52]	Stiff…	还酸着
[2:24:01]	I missed me morning swim!	我都开始怀念晨泳了
[2:24:04]	Indeed you did, my love.	可不是吗 心头肉肉
[2:24:12]	You swim, don’t you, Liverpool?	利物浦 你游泳吧
[2:24:17]	I fear not, sir.	恐怕我并不游 阁下
[2:24:18]	Ah. Sidmouth?	西德默斯 你呢
[2:24:20]	Oh, no, of course you don’t.	哦 也是 你这么大年纪了
[2:24:24]	Damn and blast this bloody business!	这事真是该遭天谴
[2:24:26]	Indeed, sir. It is a most regrettable circumstance.	是的 阁下 这种情形让人无比遗憾
[2:24:30]	Regrettable, Liverpool?	遗憾吗 利物浦
[2:24:31]	It’s interminable! When will it ever end?	简直看不到头 这种事什么时候才能结束
[2:24:33]	Dear England! Whither… goest thou?	亲爱的英格兰 汝往何处去
[2:24:38]	My old heart aches.	吾老之心饱受痛楚
[2:24:40]	This sceptred isle. These pastures green.	王权杖下的岛屿 苍翠的牧区
[2:24:44]	Arcadia threatened. Arcadia!	-危在旦夕的世外福地 -世外福地
[2:24:46]	Indeed, Lady Conyngham. Perfidious Albion doomed.	是的 科宁厄姆女士 英格兰背信弃义之人
[2:24:50]	Cursed by these malignant agents of m-m-malcontent.	被邪恶的使徒所诅咒
[2:24:53]	The creeping cholera of revolution.	名叫革命的霍乱蔓延
[2:24:55]	Damn it, it gets worse by the hour.	该死 这事越拖越糟糕
[2:24:57]	I fear for me neck more than ever.	我也越来越替我的脖子担心
[2:24:59]	Oh! God forbid, sir.	不是吧 阁下
[2:25:00]	Well… I know what is good for my people,	我比我的人民
[2:25:04]	better than they know themselves.	更了解什么对他们好
[2:25:08]	We must not be held to ransom by the mob.	我们绝对不能被这群暴徒所左右
[2:25:11]	Indeed not. Sir…	当然不能 先生
[2:25:13]	there shall be no further insurrection in this l-land.	在这片土地上将不会再有暴动
[2:25:17]	Your government will ensure it.	您的政府会确保此事
[2:25:20]	I thank ye.	谢谢您了
[2:25:24]	Gentlemen, I should like you to convey	先生们 我希望你们能
[2:25:27]	to the magistrates at…	传达给
[2:25:30]	Where? Manchester.	-哪里 -曼彻斯特
[2:25:33]	Yes, yes, of course, Manchester.	对对 就是曼彻斯特的地方官
[2:25:37]	Kindly inform them	请告知他们
[2:25:38]	of my most gracious appreciation of their conduct,	我对他们指挥的衷心感激
[2:25:43]	and of the great satisfaction I have derived	对他们及时 有效 果断地
[2:25:46]	from their prompt, decisive and effective measures…	采取措施
[2:25:52]	..to preserve the public tranquillity.	确保公众的安谧
[2:25:55]	Tranquillity.	安谧
[2:25:59]	– We shall, sir. – Indeed.	-我们会的 阁下 -一定会
[2:26:01]	Good.	很好
[2:26:03]	– To England! – To England!	-敬英格兰 -敬英格兰
[2:26:09]	Tranquillity.	安谧
[2:26:23]	I heard a voice from heaven, saying unto me,	我听到天上有声音说
[2:26:26]	“Write,	你要写下
[2:26:27]	‘From henceforth	从今以后
[2:26:28]	blessed are the dead which die in the Lord.’	在主里面死的人有福了
[2:26:32]	Even so,” saith the Spirit,	是的 圣灵说
[2:26:34]	“for they rest from their labour.”	他们在自己的劳作中得到休憩
[2:26:37]	Lord have mercy upon us.	上帝怜悯我们
[2:26:40]	Christ have mercy upon us.	耶稣怜悯我们
[2:26:42]	Lord have mercy upon us.	上帝怜悯我们
[2:26:45]	Our Father, which art in heaven,	我们天上的父亲
[2:26:48]	Hallowed be thy Name,	以你之名保佑
[2:26:50]	Thy Kingdom come,	神国降临
[2:26:52]	Thy will be done, in earth as it is in heaven.	旨意行在地上 如同行在天上
[2:26:56]	Give us this day our daily bread	赐予我们日用的食粮
[2:26:58]	and forgive us our trespasses,	免我们的过失
[2:27:00]	as we forgive them that trespass against us.	如同我们免人之过失
[2:27:03]	And lead us not into temptation,	引导我们远离诱惑
[2:27:06]	but deliver us from evil.	救赎我们脱离邪恶
[2:27:09]	Amen.	阿门