The Personal History of David Copperfield(大卫·科波菲尔的个人史)[2019]电影台词本阅读、下载和单词统计

电影名称：大卫·科波菲尔的个人史
英文名称：The Personal History of David Copperfield
年代：2019

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时间	英文	中文
[01:09]	Thank you.	谢谢大家
[01:12]	Whether I turn out to be the hero of my own story	我人生中的主人公到底是我
[01:16]	or whether that station will be held by anybody else…	抑或担任这一角色的另有其人
[01:20]	these moments must show.	这些点滴时刻必将揭晓
[01:26]	I entered the world at The Rookery.	我从鸦巢踏入人世
[01:31]	Peggotty!	佩格蒂
[01:32]	I’m coming. I’m coming.	我来了 我来了
[01:34]	As I promised. Peggotty promised, see?	我答应过的 佩格蒂答应过的 对吧
[01:44]	I’m coming, my love. Just give me three seconds.	我来了 亲爱的 再给我三秒
[01:46]	Three seconds is too long.	三秒太久了
[01:54]	Towels, where are the towels?	毛巾 毛巾在哪
[01:55]	OK. Why do I have this?	好了 我拿这个干什么
[01:57]	I’m panicking. I’m completely panicking.	我慌了 我彻底慌了
[01:59]	Peggotty, you daft mare.	佩格蒂 你真是头蠢母马
[02:04]	Now, Peggotty!	快点 佩格蒂
[02:05]	I’ll be with you in 45 seconds, 45.	我45秒后就到 45秒
[02:09]	Peggotty!	佩格蒂
[02:11]	Just breathe. Just keep breathing, my love.	呼吸 继续呼吸就好 亲爱的
[02:13]	I’ll be back in two breaths.	再喘两口气我就回来
[02:14]	Peggotty!	佩格蒂
[02:20]	– Just try to pretend it doesn’t hurt. – It does.	-尽量装作不疼就好 -很疼
[02:23]	I know.	我明白
[02:25]	To begin my life…	从我的初生开始
[02:28]	with the beginning of my life.	叙述我的一生
[02:31]	Mrs. David Copperfield, I think?	你就是大卫·科波菲尔的夫人吧
[02:34]	– Miss Trotwood. You’ve heard of her? – Yes.	-我是乔特伍德女士 你听说过吧 -听说过
[02:37]	Yes, I believe I’ve had that pleasure.	是的 我已久仰大名
[02:42]	Now you see her.	你眼前就是她
[02:45]	Might I ask, why Rookery?	我想问问 为什么要叫鸦巢
[02:47]	When my husband bought the house,	我丈夫买下这房子的时候
[02:49]	he liked to think there were rooks about it.	他总以为这房子里有乌鸦
[02:52]	– And are there? – No!	-真的有吗 -没有
[02:56]	My late brother all over.	完全就是我弟弟生前的作风
[02:59]	Calls a house a rookery, takes the rooks on trust.	把房子叫鸦巢 以为真的有乌鸦
[03:03]	A better name would have been Gullible Manor.	还不如叫”轻信庄园”
[03:06]	– Will this person be stopping, ma’am? – Now, Peggotty.	-这人怎么还说个不停 夫人 -好了 佩格蒂
[03:09]	Peggotty? Peggotty? Peggotty?	佩格蒂 佩格蒂 你叫佩格蒂吗
[03:11]	You mean to say a human being went into a church	你是说真的会有人去教堂
[03:13]	and had herself named Peggotty?	给自己取名叫佩格蒂吗
[03:15]	Did your mother sneeze when you were christened?	你母亲是在你受洗的时候打了个喷嚏吗
[03:17]	– Sorry, what was your name? – Trotwood.	-不好意思 你叫什么来着 -乔特伍德
[03:19]	Trotwood. It’s funny because I thought your name	乔特伍德 真有意思 你进来的时候
[03:22]	was Pot Kettle Black when you walked in,	我还以为你叫”五十步笑百步”呢
[03:23]	but never mind.	不过没关系
[03:26]	Here she comes. Here comes the girl.	她来了 小女孩要出生了
[03:28]	– Or it could be… a boy! – Oh, no, no, no. She will be a girl.	-也可能是个男孩 -不不 一定是个女孩
[03:32]	Certain to be a girl.	必须是个女孩
[03:34]	And, may I beg you, you will call her Betsey Trotwood Copperfield	你能不能给她取名叫贝琪·乔特伍德·科波菲尔
[03:37]	and I will be her godmother.	我来做她的教母
[03:39]	And there will be no mistakes	这个贝琪·乔特伍德的一生中
[03:41]	in the life of this Betsey Trotwood.	绝不会犯下一丁点错误
[03:43]	There will be no trifling with her affections, poor dear.	绝不会有人玩弄她的感情 可怜的宝贝
[03:49]	Bless me, you’re very young.	上帝保佑 你可真年轻
[03:52]	We need a nurse and a doctor.	我们要护士和医生
[03:54]	– We’re here. – Hello.	-我们来了 -你们好
[03:57]	– Come on, my love. Come on. – Nice and slow.	-来吧 亲爱的 来 -慢慢来
[04:00]	– We’re going to need towels. – I have lots of towels.	-我们需要毛巾 -我有很多毛巾
[04:03]	Go nice and slow. Very good, very good.	慢慢走 很好 很好
[04:15]	I record that I was born on a Friday at 12 o’clock at night.	我记得我是在周五夜里十二点出生的
[04:22]	– Is that it? Is it over? – Wonderful news! Fabulous news!	-出生了吗 结束了吗 -好消息 太棒了
[04:25]	Doctor, tell Miss Trotwood the news.	医生 把好消息告诉乔特伍德女士
[04:27]	How is she, Doctor? How is she?	她怎么样 医生 她怎么样
[04:28]	She is as comfortable as any young mother can be.	作为一名年轻母亲 她的状态已经很不错了
[04:31]	No, I mean how is she, the baby? How is she?	不 我是说她怎么样 孩子怎么样
[04:34]	It’s a boy, ma’am. I’m very happy to congratulate you.	是个男孩 夫人 我很高兴能向你道喜
[04:37]	Why congratulate? The boy is the first of twins	道什么喜 那男孩是双胞胎中的哥哥
[04:39]	and his sister being born as we speak?	他妹妹马上就要出生了吗
[04:41]	No. It’s just one boy.	不 只有这一个男孩
[04:54]	Ludicrous.	荒唐
[05:07]	Look at you, Baby Davy.	瞧瞧你 戴维宝宝
[05:09]	Face like a peach.	脸蛋像桃子一样
[05:11]	I’m very fond of peaches.	我可喜欢桃子了
[05:13]	Yes, I am. Yes, I am.	我喜欢 我喜欢
[05:16]	I remember Peggotty’s rough fingers,	我还记得佩格蒂粗糙的手指
[05:18]	like a pocket nutmeg grater.	就像袖珍肉豆蔻刨丝器
[05:22]	Are you smiling?	你在笑吗
[05:24]	Almost there.	就快了
[05:28]	Everything looked terribly tall to me.	在我看来一切都高大无比
[05:32]	Charge!	冲锋
[05:35]	Take this, you naughty monster rabbit!	吃我一剑 你这淘气的兔子怪
[05:43]	I see my father’s gravestone,	我看到父亲的墓碑
[05:45]	shadowed by trees bending to one another in the wind,	笼罩在被风吹弯的树影中
[05:48]		大卫·科波菲尔 克拉拉深爱的丈夫 1841年5月1日与世长辞 享年29岁
[05:49]	like giants whispering secrets.	大树就像窃窃私语的巨人
[05:53]	“Crocodiles can be found in Africa, the Americas and Australia.”	“鳄鱼分布在非洲 美洲及澳洲”
[05:58]	– What a remarkable vegetable. – Not vegetable, reptile.	-这蔬菜真了不起 -不是蔬菜 是爬行动物
[06:02]	No, I tell you, a crocodile is a potato.	不对 我告诉你 鳄鱼就是土豆
[06:05]	It has some scales and they have spikes.	它有鳞片 身上还有刺
[06:09]	Well, what a world of gammon and spinach it is.	这可真是个胡言乱语的世界啊
[06:13]	I can easily recall people of strong character…	我对性格鲜明的人印象深刻
[06:14]		佩格蒂语录 “脸蛋就像桃子一样” “鳄鱼就是土豆”
[06:15]	What did Peggotty say when you were little,	你小时候佩格蒂说的那句
[06:17]	the one you liked?	你喜欢的那句
[06:18]	A world of gammon and spinach.	一个胡言乱语的世界
[06:21]	That’s a good one. I’ll put that one down.	这句不错 我要记下来
[06:24]	Do you remember everything she says?	她说的每句话你都记得吗
[06:26]	It’s hard to forget.	很难忘记
[06:28]	That’s true.	那倒是
[06:30]	…and weave their memory into the life I was about to lead.	并把对他们的记忆编织进我未来的生活中
[06:40]	– All packed for the journey, Peggotty? – Yes, ma’am.	-行李都收拾好了吗 佩格蒂 -是的 夫人
[06:44]	Uh, here.	这里
[06:46]	You should always go in the middle, Davy,	戴维 要是想赢井字游戏
[06:48]	if you want to win noughts and crosses.	你应该先走中间
[06:50]	The gentleman is here, ma’am,	有位先生到了 夫人
[06:52]	with the black hair and particular manner	黑头发 举止讲究
[06:54]	who walked you home from church on Sunday.	周日从教堂送你回家的那位
[06:56]	Yes, thank you, Peggotty.	好的 谢谢 佩格蒂
[07:02]	– Are these your famous geraniums? – Indeed they are.	-这些就是你著名的天竺葵吗 -没错
[07:08]	Do come in.	请进吧
[07:10]	Carrot down.	把胡萝卜放下
[07:12]	You must be the man of the house.	你一定就是男主人吧
[07:14]	I’m a boy, sir.	我只是个男孩 先生
[07:17]	Dear boy. Come, shake my hand.	亲爱的孩子 来 和我握握手
[07:23]	Well, no, that’s the wrong hand, isn’t it, boy?	不 你伸错手了 对不对 孩子
[07:26]	Davy.	戴维
[07:31]	Well, maybe your way will catch on, hm?	也许像你这样握手会成为潮流
[07:34]	You’re a very brave boy.	你是个勇敢的男孩
[07:35]	Davy, my sweet potato.	戴维 我的小土豆
[07:38]	Let’s take you to Yarmouth.	我们带你去雅茅斯吧
[07:41]	My brother is driving us there.	我哥哥赶车送我们去
[07:49]	Look at all that sky, eh, Davy boy.	看看这片天空 戴维小子
[07:51]	That’s too much sky, innit? Even for a bird.	这天空也太广阔了 不是吗 对鸟来说也是
[07:55]	If the world is really as round as my geography book says it is,	如果我的地理书上说的没错 世界真是圆形的
[07:59]	how can this bit of it be so flat?	这块地方为什么这么平坦呢
[08:02]	Not to your liking, Davy?	你不喜欢吗 戴维
[08:04]	There’s a molehill there, look. That ain’t flat.	看 那里有个鼹鼠丘 那可不平坦
[08:07]	There’s a bird there. That ain’t flat.	那里有只鸟 那也不平坦
[08:10]	A flower there. That ain’t flat.	那里有朵花 那也不平坦
[08:11]	It’s flat here, it’s flat here and it’s flat, OK?	这里 这里 这里都很平坦 好吗
[08:18]	All right, maybe you’re right. It is a bit flat.	好吧 也许你是对的 真是有点平坦
[08:22]	Ooh, nearly at the harbour.	快到港口了
[08:25]	That’s where Ham and Emily work.	那里是哈姆和艾米丽工作的地方
[08:36]	It’s four. I’ve done my gutting.	四点了 我干完活了
[08:38]	It’s four already? These are ready to go, yeah.	已经四点了吗 这些都弄好了
[08:45]	There we go.	好了
[08:46]	I turn my back for a second, Ham,	我才多久没见你 哈姆
[08:49]	and you sprout like a beanstalk.	你就像豆芽一样窜得那么高了
[08:52]	I forgot how hard you squeeze, Peggotty.	我都忘了你的拥抱有多用力了 佩格蒂
[08:54]	You’ll have the marrow out my bones.	都要把我的骨髓挤出来了
[08:56]	She’s a human mangle, that woman.	这女人简直像个压布机
[08:58]	Master Davy, Ham. Ham, Master Davy.	戴维少爷 这是哈姆 哈姆 这是戴维少爷
[09:01]	Pleased to meet you, Ham. I’m… Master Davy.	很高兴认识你 哈姆 我是戴维少爷
[09:04]	Likewise. Let’s show you where we live, eh?	我也很高兴 我带你去看看我们的住处吧
[09:07]	– Is Emily here? – No, it’s four. She’s…	-艾米丽在吗 -不在 四点了 她…
[09:09]	– She’s done gutting. – Yeah, done gutting.	-她已经干完活了 -对 干完活了
[09:11]	Davy, hop up. Come on.	戴维 上来 来吧
[09:16]	Careful with him.	小心点
[09:18]	Wait till you see this.	等着瞧吧
[09:23]	That’s where we all live, Davy boy.	那里就是我们住的地方 戴维小子
[09:25]	– It’s amazing. – It’s no mansion.	-太棒了 -可不是什么豪宅
[09:28]	It’s a downside-upside capsized boat.	这是条底朝天的船
[09:31]	It’s Aladdin’s palace!	这是阿拉丁的宫殿
[09:33]	We’ll be like spiders trapped under a teacup!	我们就像是被困在茶杯底下的蜘蛛
[09:37]	Digs for joy, that boy. Finds it too.	那孩子总能发现喜悦和欢乐
[09:44]	Peggotty.	佩格蒂
[09:46]	This place is amazing.	这地方太棒了
[09:49]	Davy, come look at this.	戴维 来看看这个
[09:51]	– And this is where you’ll be sleeping. – Do you like it, then, Davy?	-这里就是你睡觉的地方 -喜欢吗 戴维
[09:56]	Yeah, what do you think, Master Copperfield?	你觉得怎么样 科波菲尔少爷
[09:58]	I think this is the most desirable bedroom I’ve ever seen.	我觉得这是我见过最称心如意的卧室了
[10:03]	Desirable.	称心如意
[10:04]	I love your words, Davy.	我真喜欢你用的词 戴维
[10:07]	Peggotty says your mother’s a lady.	佩格蒂说你母亲是位贵妇人
[10:09]	Emily, mind your manners! This is Emily.	艾米丽 注意举止 这是艾米丽
[10:12]	– Hello. – Hello.	-你好 -你好
[10:16]	Are Ham and Emily your children?	哈姆和艾米丽是你的孩子吗
[10:19]	No, they’re adopted. Both their fathers was drownded.	不 他们是领养的 他们的父亲都淹死了
[10:22]	Oh, Ham. Not another mouth to feed!	哈姆 又多了一张嘴要喂
[10:27]	Let me die and be a riddance.	让我死吧 赶紧解脱
[10:31]	That’s Mrs. Gummidge. Her husband drownded too.	这是古米治夫人 她的丈夫也淹死了
[10:36]	There’s a lot of drownding goes on.	很多人都淹死了
[10:37]	How’s that? You can’t complain about a nice bit of kipper.	怎么样 美味的腌鱼谁也挑不出毛病
[10:42]	You just watch her.	等着瞧吧
[10:44]	Potatoes are burnt, like coals.	土豆烧焦了 像炭一样
[10:48]	There she goes.	她开始了
[10:50]	These potatoes could be my last.	这可能就是我吃的最后一顿土豆了
[10:54]	Can I go out onto the beach, Uncle?	我能去海滩上吗 叔叔
[10:56]	Well, have you done your gutting?	你干完活了吗
[10:58]	Yes, I’ve done my gutting. Finished at four.	是的 干完活了 四点就结束了
[11:00]	There’s a six-o’clock gutting as well.	六点也要去干活
[11:02]	Fish do go off, you know.	鱼会变质的 你知道吧
[11:04]	Ham, I’ve been gutting fish since dawn.	哈姆 我从天亮就在给鱼去内脏了
[11:05]	You need to get gutting till it’s finished.	你得一直干到结束为止
[11:07]	Never mind about that.	没关系
[11:08]	Go on, but take young Davy with you.	去吧 带小戴维一起去
[11:10]	Come on.	来吧
[11:12]	Mind you don’t get drownded.	小心别淹死了
[11:17]	What’s gutting?	给鱼去内脏是什么意思
[11:20]	Unless you want hands like mine, you don’t wanna know.	除非你想让手变成我这样 你不会想知道的
[11:23]	Come on.	来吧
[11:26]	Is your mother really a lady?	你母亲真的是贵妇人吗
[11:30]	Uh, yes, I think so.	我想是的
[11:33]	Does she attend to her correspondence	她会在客厅处理信件
[11:35]	and receive callers in the drawing room?	接待访客吗
[11:37]	I don’t know.	我不知道
[11:40]	A gentleman with big hands calls to admire our geranium.	一位手很大的先生来欣赏过我们的天竺葵
[11:45]	I should like to become a lady.	我也想成为贵妇人
[11:47]	He has two eyebrows.	他有两条眉毛
[11:50]	I say eyebrows rather than eyes	我说眉毛 而不是眼睛
[11:52]	cos they’re much more important in his face.	因为在他脸上眉毛更加重要
[11:56]	Yeah.	是啊
[12:03]	Look! Look at this, Davy.	看 看这里 戴维
[12:07]	You can see past Yarmouth.	可以看到雅茅斯以外的世界
[12:09]	Emily, get down!	艾米丽 快下来
[12:11]	You’ll smash in 20 pieces if you slip off there.	你要是从上面掉下来 会摔成二十块的
[12:13]	– Hello, Ham! – I’m not scared.	-你好 哈姆 -我不害怕
[12:16]	– Hello, Davy. You having a good day? – Yeah.	-你好 戴维 今天开心吗 -开心
[12:25]	Dear Mama,	亲爱的妈妈
[12:27]	Yarmouth is, upon the whole, the finest place in the universe.	雅茅斯是整个宇宙中最棒的地方
[12:36]	Emily has taught me to skim stones	艾米丽教会了我打水漂
[12:39]	and I’m only sorry you cannot see it.	我只是很遗憾你看不到
[12:45]	She and Ham have become the best friends imaginable.	她和哈姆是我能想象的最棒的朋友
[12:54]	What? What?	怎么了 怎么了
[12:57]	I told them what we decided between us, our news.	我把咱俩的决定告诉他们了 咱们的新闻
[13:01]	– Getting engaged? – Getting engaged, yeah.	-你是说订婚吗 -订婚 对
[13:04]	– You can just say “getting engaged”. – We’re engaged.	-你可以直接说”订婚” -我们订婚了
[13:09]	– Are you happy for us, Uncle? – Happy?	-你为我们高兴吗 叔叔 -高兴
[13:11]	I’ll tell you how happy I am.	我告诉你我有多高兴
[13:13]	I’m happy as a dog with two bones.	我高兴得就像挖到了两根骨头的狗
[13:16]	And as the owner who discovers	就像一个狗主人
[13:20]	that the hole the bones was dug from is full of gold watches.	发现挖出骨头的洞里装满了金表
[13:25]	– Oh, oh, and money! – And money.	-还有钱财 -还有钱财
[13:27]	Yeah, that’s how happy I am.	没错 我就有这么高兴
[13:29]	Everybody should get married.	大家都该结婚
[13:32]	Let’s be having you!	大家一起来
[13:46]	What have you got there?	你画了什么
[13:48]	It’s a boathouse, sir.	这是个船屋 先生
[13:52]	A house made from a boat.	用船建造的房子
[13:54]	Draw a house or draw a boat.	要么画房子 要么画船
[13:58]	None of this nonsense.	别画这种不着边际的东西
[14:00]	Welcome back, Davy.	欢迎回来 戴维
[14:01]	Mrs. Copperfield, is that a new ring or your proper one?	科波菲尔夫人 是新买了戒指还是你们结婚了
[14:04]	Yes, you must congratulate us.	没错 你得恭喜我们
[14:08]	Davy, you have a pa.	戴维 你有爸爸了
[14:10]	– A new one. – A new pa?	-一个新爸爸 -新爸爸
[14:13]	Yes, your mother and I are now married.	是的 你母亲和我结婚了
[14:15]	I meant to tell you sooner.	我本想早点告诉你的
[14:16]	Now, you just addressed my wife by a surname that is not hers.	你刚才叫的不是我夫人的姓氏
[14:19]	She is now Mrs. Murdstone. Will you remember that?	她现在是摩德斯通夫人了 请记住好吗
[14:23]	Sister.	姐姐
[14:26]	Jane Murdstone.	这是珍·摩德斯通
[14:29]	Jane, my wife, Clara Murdstone.	珍 这是我妻子 克拉拉·摩德斯通
[14:35]	A fair choice.	挺好的选择
[14:38]	I regret I missed the wedding	很遗憾我错过了婚礼
[14:40]	and the chance to meet you at the peak of your beauty.	以及没能目睹你最美的时刻
[14:44]	A boy.	一个男孩
[14:46]	I presume it is named?	我想他已经有名字了吧
[14:47]	I’m David, Miss Murdstone. How do you do?	我是大卫 摩德斯通小姐 你好
[14:50]	My question was not directed at you, child.	我没问你 孩子
[14:54]	Wants manners.	欠缺家教
[15:15]	The parlour’s rather bright, I thought.	我觉得起居室还挺亮堂的
[15:18]	– Well, it’s south-facing. – I’ll take care of it.	-是朝南的 -我来整顿
[15:26]	There she is.	她在那儿
[15:30]	I’m Miss Murdstone and I go through every single cupboard.	我是摩德斯通小姐 我要看遍所有壁橱
[15:33]	Look in that cupboard,	瞧瞧那个壁橱
[15:34]	look in that cupboard, look in that cupboard.	瞧瞧那个壁橱 瞧瞧那个壁橱
[15:37]	She looks like she’s made of wax.	她就像是蜡做的
[15:40]	– Or Dutch cheese. – Is that one of yours?	-或是荷兰奶酪 -这句是你原创的吗
[15:43]	– You should write that down. – Later.	-你该写下来 -晚点再说
[15:45]	Davy boy.	戴维小子
[15:47]	Time for your lesson.	你该上课了
[15:50]	And verbs have two voices,	动词有两种语态
[15:53]	one active,	一个是主动语态
[15:56]	two, um…	第二个是…
[16:00]	– Clara! – Jane.	-克拉拉 -珍
[16:01]	We should switch to a less enjoyable activity.	我们该换一种没那么有趣的活动
[16:04]	Jane!	珍
[16:06]	Oh, Davy, Davy.	戴维啊戴维
[16:07]	No, don’t say, “Oh, Davy, Davy”.	别说什么戴维啊戴维
[16:09]	He either knows his lesson or he does not.	他要么就会 要么就不会
[16:11]	– He does not. – Jane!	-他不会 -珍
[16:21]	Pick it up. Read it to me.	捡起来 读给我听
[16:26]	Sometime today, boy!	抓紧时间 小子
[16:30]	Sorry, sir.	抱歉 先生
[16:31]	I can’t when you’re watching me.	你看着我 我读不出来
[16:34]	It’s…	就是…
[16:35]	The words have skates and skim away. I’m very stupid.	这些词都错位了 我太笨了
[16:39]	– You’d as soon as teach the furniture. – Jane Murdstone, silence!	-你还不如教家具呢 -珍·摩德斯通 安静
[16:42]	You’re not stupid, just nervous.	你不笨 只是紧张了
[16:44]	Clara Murdstone, silence!	克拉拉·摩德斯通 安静
[16:45]	Clara Copperfield, sir!	她叫克拉拉·科波菲尔 先生
[16:57]	– Edward. – Come on.	-爱德华 -过来
[16:58]	– Edward, please, no. – Clara. Come on, boy.	-爱德华 别这样 -克拉拉让开 你过来
[17:01]	– Let your husband improve your son. – Edward, please!	-让你丈夫帮你管管孩子 -爱德华 求你了
[17:04]	No. Get off me.	不 放开我
[17:05]	David. Wait. Davy.	大卫 等等 戴维
[17:07]	Now, whenever I have an obstinate dog or horse,	只要我遇上了倔强的狗或马
[17:09]	I beat him, hm?	我就会揍它 懂吗
[17:11]	I conquer him, even if it costs him	我会征服它 哪怕要耗尽
[17:13]	every last drop of blood he has.	它的最后一滴血
[17:16]	I’m trying to learn, sir,	我努力学了 先生
[17:17]	but I can’t when you and Miss Murdstone are watching me!	可你和摩德斯通小姐看着我 我做不到
[17:20]	Oh, can’t you indeed?	是吗
[17:39]	– Edward, please stop! – Clara!	-爱德华 求你住手 -克拉拉
[17:42]	Let me break the door down, Mrs. Copperfield.	让我把门撞开吧 科波菲尔夫人
[17:44]	Mrs. Murdstone.	是摩德斯通夫人
[17:45]	Jane!	珍
[17:46]	– Edward is teaching. – Jane!	-爱德华在教孩子 -珍
[17:48]	Let him teach.	让他好好教
[18:11]	What’s to become of me?	我会怎么样
[18:12]	– You’re to be sent away. – To school?	-你会被送走 -去学校吗
[18:15]	Education, boy, is costly.	小子 教育是很贵的
[18:21]	What lies before you is a fight with the world.	你早晚要面对跟世界的对抗
[18:26]	And the sooner you begin it, the better!	而越早开始就越好
[18:55]	OK, so, cork with the hand corker, yeah?	好了 用手动塞瓶器塞上木塞 明白吗
[18:58]	Pass it to Mealy Potatoes.	传给土豆脑袋
[18:59]	He labels. Five a minute	他会贴上标签 一分钟五个
[19:01]	or old Creakle hangs your guts out for bunting.	不然老克里克会把你们吊起来打
[19:04]	Come on, let’s go.	来吧 开始
[19:05]	Pull. Just pull it.	拉 拉下来
[19:08]	– Just pull it. – He’s so tiny!	-拉 -他太矮了
[19:12]	Don’t worry, you’ll get the hang of it. Where are you living?	别担心 很快你就会掌握的 你住哪
[19:14]	I’m lodging with the Micawber family,	我要寄宿在米考伯家
[19:18]	whom I’m yet to meet.	我与他们还尚未谋面
[19:19]	“Whom I’m yet to meet?”	“尚未谋面”
[19:20]	Where were you brung up? Windsor Castle?	你在哪长大的 温莎城堡吗
[19:24]	Here, practise.	来 练练
[19:27]	Quiet!	安静
[19:28]	Quiet!	安静
[19:33]	I said quiet, didn’t I?	我说了安静 不是吗
[19:35]	I didn’t say stop working!	我可没让你们停下工作
[19:39]	– Who broke the bottle? – It was him, sir.	-谁打破的瓶子 -是他 先生
[19:42]	Breaking bottles? On your first day?	上工第一天就打破瓶子
[19:45]	– I’m sorry, sir. – You’re sorry, are you?	-很抱歉 先生 -你很抱歉是吧
[19:47]	We’ll find out about sorry.	咱们来看看什么叫抱歉
[19:53]	– You know my rules. – Rules.	-你知道我的规矩 -规矩
[19:56]	– Half a day’s pay per bottle. – Per bottle.	-每个瓶子扣半天工钱 -半天工钱
[20:05]	The famous biting boy. Here.	是那个出了名的会咬人的小子啊 过来
[20:08]	Biting boy. Here.	会咬人的小子 过来
[20:12]	I have the happiness of knowing your step… father.	我有幸认识你的继父
[20:14]	Step… father.	继…父
[20:15]	– A man of a strong character. – ‘aracter.	-他有着强硬的性格 -格
[20:25]	– Tie it to him, Tungay. – To him, Tungay.	-给他挂上 堂格伊 -挂上 堂格伊
[20:29]	That’s me. Sorry.	是在叫我 抱歉
[20:44]	Look at the writing on his back. What’s it say?	看看他背上的字 写了什么
[20:48]	It says he bites.	写的是他咬人
[21:13]	Open the door!	开门
[21:14]	You can’t get away!	你跑不了的
[21:17]	Swindler! We know you’re in there!	骗子 我们知道你在里面
[21:21]	– Come on, Micawber! – Micawber, are you in there?	-开门啊 米考伯 -米考伯 你在吗
[21:24]	– Come on, open the door! – Take it off its hinges!	-快开门 -把门拆了
[21:27]	Come on, Micawber! Open the door now!	开门啊 米考伯 快开门
[21:30]	Are you Mr. Micawber?	你是米考伯先生吗
[21:33]	– Are you Master Copperfield? – I am indeed.	-你是科波菲尔少爷吗 -是我
[21:37]	How do you do, Master Copperfield?	你好吗 科波菲尔少爷
[21:40]	– Very good. – Master Copperfield,	-挺好的 -科波菲尔少爷
[21:42]	it would be of material assistance to me	请你帮我个大忙
[21:44]	if you would join those gentlemen,	去跟那几位先生一起
[21:46]	echo their slanderous cries,	重复他们诽谤我的叫喊 然后说
[21:48]	“‘Ere, round the back. He’s flittin’.”	“额 在后面 他要跑惹”
[21:52]	Here, round the back…	来 在后面
[21:54]	– ‘Ere. – Here.	-是”额” -来
[21:55]	Ear, as in the aural organ.	额 就像耳朵的耳
[21:58]	– Ear. – ‘Ere. Round the back.	-耳 -额 在后面
[22:01]	He’s flitting.	他要跑了
[22:02]	– Flittin’. – Flittin’.	-跑惹 -跑惹
[22:04]	Precisely. Splendid.	没错 非常好
[22:06]	Now, there’s no time like the present.	来吧 时不我待
[22:09]	Open up!	开门
[22:11]	Come on!	快开门
[22:13]	Pay up the money, please!	还钱 拜托
[22:16]	– Micawber! – ‘Ere! Round the back. ‘E’s…	-米考伯 -额 在后面 他…
[22:20]	– What? – …flittin’.	-怎么了 -跑惹
[22:22]	Flittin’, is he? Micawber!	跑惹 是吗 米考伯
[22:25]	There he is! Micawber, come here, you!	他在那 米考伯 过来
[22:29]	– We’ll be back tomorrow, Micawber. – You can’t hide forever.	-我们明天会再来 米考伯 -你躲不了一辈子
[22:33]	You haven’t got away with this.	别以为你逃脱了
[22:38]	A bravura performance, Master Copperfield.	表现得太棒了 科波菲尔少爷
[22:40]	Welcome. Welcome to our humble home.	欢迎 欢迎来到寒舍
[22:44]	– Who are the…? – Those are, um…	-他们是… -他们啊…
[22:46]	Jackals is what they are! Hyenas!	他们就是豺狼 是鬣狗
[22:49]	Pleasure to make your acquaintance.	幸会
[22:50]	This woman is the apple of my eye, Master Copperfield.	这位女士是我的挚爱 科波菲尔少爷
[22:53]	The lodestar upon whom the sextant of my heart is set.	是指引我心灵方向的北极星
[22:57]	In short, my wife.	简而言之 是我妻子
[22:59]	How do you do?	你好
[23:01]	– I’m owed for candles. Pay me. – On your way. You will be paid.	-你还欠我蜡烛 快还来 -赶紧走 会还你的
[23:05]	– Clock. Clock. – No, give me that clock.	-钟 注意钟 -把钟给我
[23:08]	Hands off, you horrible creature.	放手 你这可怕的怪物
[23:11]	– Clock, very valuable. – Micawber!	-钟可是很值钱的 -米考伯
[23:13]	Leave me alone!	别烦我了
[23:15]	– Thank you. – No! No! No!	-谢了 -不 不行
[23:20]	Oh, right, that’s it!	好吧 我受够了
[23:24]	That is it!	不能忍了
[23:25]	This is too much!	太过分了
[23:27]	I shall end it. Where’s my razor?	我要做个了结 我的刮脸刀呢
[23:31]	– Razor. – I don’t think we sold it.	-刮脸刀 -应该没卖
[23:33]	Razor!	刮脸刀
[23:37]	Swift, final.	够锋利 痛快了结
[23:40]	– Let them have their blood. – Never! Hold that.	-就让他们拿走我的命吧 -不行 抱着
[23:44]	If you are to exit, then so shall I!	如果你要离去 我也随你去
[23:48]	If it would help, I have some money	如果能帮上忙的话 我这里
[23:50]	from Mr. Murdstone for my supper.	还有点摩德斯通先生给我的饭钱
[24:03]	Angels in his fingertips.	他的指尖有天使
[24:19]	There you go.	请用
[24:21]	Mrs. Micawber is renowned for her way with a mutton chop.	米考伯夫人做的羊排可是远近闻名的
[24:27]	– Would you care for one? – No, no.	-你们要来一块吗 -不 不
[24:29]	Those are your specific chops and your particular taters.	那是你专享的羊排和洋芋
[24:33]	You’d be very welcome. This is a royal banquet.	非常欢迎你们共享 这简直堪比皇家御宴
[24:47]	Ooh, very nice.	真好吃
[24:51]	“They’re your particular chops	“那是你专享的羊排
[24:54]	and your specific taters.”	还有你专享的洋芋”
[24:57]	“Taters.”	“洋芋”
[24:59]	London is full of more wonders and wickedness	伦敦充满了奇迹和邪恶
[25:05]	than all the cities of the earth.	比地球上任何城市都多
[25:07]	Cities.	城市
[25:08]	And it’s ours, David, to go wherever we choose.	而我们 大卫 可以选择去任何地方
[25:14]	No, not down there. Creditors make that road impassable.	那边不行 那边都是债主 过不去
[25:17]	Two tailors and a most unreasonable muffin man.	有两个裁缝 还有个最不可理喻的做松饼的
[25:21]	More creditors.	又出现了更多债主
[25:23]	A knife grinder, a dairyman and an unhinged florist.	一个磨刀的 一个挤奶工 还有个卖花的疯子
[25:27]	You find us fallen back financially	你会发现我们在经济上落后了
[25:30]	but something shall turn up.	但东边不亮西边亮
[25:32]	But won’t we run out of roads?	但我们不会无路可走吗
[25:34]	I think we already have. Run!	已经无路可走了 快跑
[25:37]	Come here!	过来
[25:39]	There’s St Paul’s.	那是圣保罗教堂
[25:48]	Forward! Right! Right! Right.	向前 右转 右转 对
[25:55]	He’s a corker of a corker.	他真是操作塞瓶器的好手
[26:01]	Five a minute.	一分钟五个
[26:04]	Keep at it, Wilson, else	继续 威尔逊 要不然
[26:06]	I’ll have to cork six to make up for your four.	我得塞六个来补上你的四个
[26:08]	Jump. Imagine you’re an acrobat.	跳 想象你是一位杂技演员
[26:11]	Much better. Good. Faster.	好多了 很好 再快点
[26:18]	I hope your day was more remarkable than mine.	希望你今天过得比我精彩
[26:21]	It certainly involved a remarkable number of bottles.	当然离不开数不过来的瓶子
[26:25]	If Mr. Micawber had but a shilling	如果米考伯先生从你今天
[26:26]	for each bottle you corked in the warehouse today…	在仓库塞的每个瓶子上赚一先令…
[26:28]	I should still face a remarkably disheartening pile of debt.	我依旧得面对令人头痛的债务
[26:34]	I’m like the tomatoes shrivelling in our yard.	我就像我们院子里皱缩的番茄一样
[26:38]	In short, blighted.	总之 已经枯了
[26:42]	– Are we expecting visitors? – Bailiffs. Hide…	-有访客吗 -法警 藏起…
[26:45]	Hide the spoons!	把勺子藏起来
[26:49]	– The child. – It’s the rug.	-孩子 -是地毯
[26:50]	– The rug. – I’ve got it.	-地毯 -我来
[26:52]	Get the child.	抓住孩子
[26:54]	Me child!	我的孩子
[26:55]	Hold the rug. Off it.	抓住地毯 放开
[27:00]	– What’s happening? – Bailiffs. We are undone.	-怎么回事 -法警 我们完了
[27:03]	The sun goes down upon us. The debtors’ prison awaits.	我们没有出头之日了 要进债务人监狱了
[27:07]	The curtains. He’s taking the curtains.	窗帘 他把窗帘拿走了
[27:10]	That is not your chicken.	那不是你们的鸡肉
[27:11]	You’re stealing an honest man’s chicken.	你们在偷正直之人的鸡肉
[27:13]	At least let him finish his meal, you malicious apes.	至少让他吃完饭再说 你们这些野蛮人
[27:16]	Hands off Micawber. He bruises like a peach.	别动米考伯 他很娇嫩的
[27:19]	Oh, Martha! The bailiffs are taking Martha.	玛莎 法警们带走了玛莎
[27:22]	– Here. Come here. – All right.	-来 过来 -好了
[27:25]	I trust you’re happy.	这下你们满意了吧
[27:27]	That’s all my stuff!	那都是我的东西
[27:30]	St Paul’s.	圣保罗教堂
[27:45]	Until something turns up.	东边不亮西边亮
[28:13]	Copperfield!	科波菲尔
[28:26]	– Come in. – Come in.	-进来 -进来
[28:34]	– Your stepfather informs me… – Me.	-你继父告诉我 -我
[28:37]	– That your mama is ill. – Ill.	-你妈妈生病了 -生病了
[28:40]	– How ill is she? – Tell him.	-她病得重吗 -告诉他
[28:42]	– Jane. – Jane.	-珍 -珍
[28:43]	– Tell me, please. – I won’t deceive you.	-请告诉我 -我不会骗你的
[28:46]	– Very ill. – Very ill.	-病得很重 -病得很重
[28:49]	– Very ill? – Very ill?	-病得很重 -病得很重
[28:50]	Dangerously ill.	病入膏肓
[28:51]	She’s dead.	她死了
[28:58]	We’re, uh… We’re very sorry.	我们…我们很遗憾
[29:07]	And…? And her funeral?	那…那她的葬礼呢
[29:08]	– On Saturday. – Saturday.	-在周六 -周六
[29:11]	Saturday.	周六
[29:14]	Ought I to come back with you now or take a later coach?	我是现在和你回去 还是晚点坐马车回去
[29:17]	No, it was the Saturday just gone. She’s buried.	不 是上周六 她已经下葬了
[29:23]	– We didn’t want a fuss. – Fuss.	-我们不想太麻烦 -麻烦
[29:39]	– Copperfield. – Copperfield.	-科波菲尔 -科波菲尔
[29:51]	Copperfield, I will allow you that. You are upset.	科波菲尔 这一下我不怪你 你心情不好
[29:55]	– But do not… – Do not…	-但别… -别…
[29:57]	Right, that’s it. Half a day’s pay.	好了 到此为止 扣半天工钱
[29:59]	Half of nothing is nothing.	一天工钱为零 半天也是零
[30:01]	Given the manner of your overreaction,	看你现在过度反应的举止
[30:02]	it is a good thing you were not at the funeral.	不让你参加葬礼也是件好事
[30:05]	You can’t take something from someone who has nothing!	一个人已经一无所有了 你还能夺走他什么
[30:07]	– Nothing! – You think of your future, boy.	-什么 -考虑一下你的未来 孩子
[30:10]	Apart from your Aunt Betsey, you are without relatives.	除了你的贝琪姑婆 你已经没有亲人了
[30:13]	I deserve more than this. Far more!	我不该受到这种对待 远不应该
[30:23]	David!	大卫
[30:30]	You two are ghosts.	你们两个就是恶鬼
[30:33]	You’ve always been dead.	你们在我眼里早死了
[30:38]	Quiet!	安静
[30:39]	Quiet!	安静
[31:04]	Hey! That’s my box! No!	那是我的盒子 不
[31:07]	That’s…!	那是…
[31:09]	Hey! Hey! You scoundrel!	站住 你这个恶棍
[31:21]	Excuse me. Do you know where Miss Trotwood lives?	打扰一下 你知道乔特伍德女士住在哪里吗
[31:24]	About a mile up that way.	向那边走两公里
[31:26]	Good luck. She’s fierce like a birthing badger.	祝你好运 她像只生产的獾一样凶
[31:29]	Thank you.	谢谢
[31:31]		注意 这片草地禁止驴子进入
[31:39]	Janet! Donkeys!	珍妮特 驴
[31:42]	Donkeys!	驴
[31:44]	Go on!	走开
[31:45]	Go on! Go away!	走开 走远点
[31:48]	Shoo! Shoo! Shoo! Get off my lawn! I’ll box your ears!	离开我的草坪 我要拧下你们的耳朵
[31:53]	Off you go! This is a donkey-free zone!	走远点 这里不准有驴闯入
[31:56]	Move it!	走开
[31:58]	– Cheek of it. – Somebody! Somebody, please!	-真是无礼 -有人吗 拜托来人啊
[32:00]	King Charles I. Are we certain that he’s dead?	查理一世 我们确定他死了吗
[32:03]	When last seen in public, his head was not attached to his body.	他最后一次出现在公众面前时 脑袋和身体分家了
[32:07]	Good. Thank you. Much obliged.	很好 谢谢 非常感谢
[32:09]	Boy there.	那有个男孩
[32:12]	No, no. Shoo. No young men needed here. I’ve got a garden fork.	别 别 走开 这里不需要年轻人 我有园艺叉
[32:15]	– I’m not just a young man. – I’ll summon the constable.	-我不是普通的年轻人 -我要叫治安官来了
[32:23]	Listen!	听着
[32:26]	You’re my aunt.	你是我的姑婆
[32:27]	– Janet! – I’m your nephew.	-珍妮特 -我是你的侄孙
[32:30]	I’m David Copperfield. From The Rookery.	我是大卫·科波菲尔 鸦巢来的
[32:33]	Mr. Dick!	迪克先生
[32:34]	I’ve been ill-used and put to work not fit for me.	我一直被虐待 被迫做不适合我的工作
[32:37]	And you’re the only family I have.	而你是我唯一的亲人了
[32:39]	– Come inside. Come inside. Janet! – Yes, ma’am?	-进屋 进屋 珍妮特 -是 夫人
[32:42]	– Mr. Dick. – Shall I get water?	-迪克先生 -要水吗
[32:44]	And I’ve barely eaten.	我也没怎么吃东西
[32:46]	– I think there are donkeys out there. – Mr. Dick!	-外面好像有驴 -迪克先生
[32:49]	Don’t touch anything. That’s it. That’s it.	什么都别碰 没错 没错
[32:51]	– I’m sorry. – Can you put the thing on the thing?	-抱歉 -能把那个铺在那上面吗
[32:54]	There we go. Not the chair. It’s Viennese.	好了 不是沙发椅 那是维也纳的
[32:55]	– Everything’s circular. – On the sofa.	-一切都在打转 -铺在沙发上
[32:59]	– He’s actually going to the other chair. – I’m gonna drop.	-他要坐那个沙发椅了 -我要倒了
[33:03]	He’s gone.	他晕过去了
[33:06]	Hello? Can you wake up?	你好 能醒醒吗
[33:13]	– What are you doing? – Medicine. Reviving you.	-你在做什么 -药 救你啊
[33:15]	– This is salad dressing. – Is it?	-这是沙拉调料 -是吗
[33:17]	Thought it was Armagnac. Don’t have my spectacles on.	还以为是雅文邑白兰地 忘戴眼镜了
[33:20]	Do you have a lettuce somewhere covered in ointment?	你是不是也给生菜涂过药膏
[33:24]	His head is entirely removed from his body? We’re sure?	他的脑袋完全脱离了身体 确定吗
[33:27]	Let’s leave Charles’s head on one side for the moment, Mr. Dick.	暂且别讨论查理一世的脑袋了 迪克先生
[33:31]	Pick it up later. Understood.	稍后再说 明白
[33:34]	– How do you do? – Now, Mr. Dick, don’t be a fool,	-你好吗 -迪克先生 别装傻了
[33:36]	because nobody can be more discerning than you when you choose.	你目光敏锐时 没人能赢过你
[33:39]	David Copperfield, my brother, you’ve heard me speak of him?	大卫·科波菲尔 我弟弟 还记得我提起过他吗
[33:43]	Yes, just then.	是 你刚说了啊
[33:46]	Oh, you mean before that?	你是说在此之前啊
[33:49]	Uh, yes, I’m sure I remember. Ooh. I’m hungry.	是的 我应该记得 我饿了
[33:52]	– Cakes. Those are cakes. – Mr. Dick.	-蛋糕 是蛋糕 -迪克先生
[33:54]	My brother, David Copperfield, this is his son, who’s run away.	我弟弟大卫·科波菲尔 这是他的儿子 离家出走了
[33:58]	– What shall we do with him? – One thing you could do is…	-我们该拿他怎么办 -你可以做的是…
[34:00]	– If I were you, I’d wash him. – Janet!	-我要是你的话 会给他洗澡 -珍妮特
[34:03]	– Yes? – Run the bath! There you are.	-是 -放水 你在这啊
[34:05]	– Yes, ma’am. – Mr. Dick cracks it every time.	-是 夫人 -迪克先生每次都能解决我的问题
[34:08]	The thing is, I haven’t eaten in a very long time.	问题是 我已经很久都没吃东西了
[34:11]	– Donkeys! Janet! – Yes, ma’am?	-驴 珍妮特 -是 夫人
[34:13]	There must be 50 of them. It’s an infestation.	肯定有五十头 真是大批来袭
[34:16]	– Thank you. – Janet!	-谢谢 -珍妮特
[34:20]	Is my aunt really going to…?	我姑婆真的要…
[34:22]	To visit violence upon the boy? Yes.	对孩子施暴吗 没错
[34:26]	She’s a remarkable woman.	她是位非凡的女性
[34:28]	Very kind.	非常善良
[34:33]	“Very kind.”	“非常善良”
[34:35]	“Very kind.”	“非常善良”
[34:38]	“Somebody. Somebody, please.”	“有人吗 拜托来人啊”
[34:42]	“Somebody, please.”	“拜托来人啊”
[34:48]	“Head taken off?”	“脑袋被砍掉了”
[34:50]	“We’re sure?”	“确定吗”
[34:52]	“Janet! Donkeys!”	“珍妮特 驴”
[35:06]	– Good morning, Mr. Dick. – Come in. Come in. Form a queue.	-早上好 迪克先生 -进来 进来 排队[选个Q]
[35:11]	The capital letter Q. I’m trying different forms.	大写字母Q 我正在尝试不同的写法
[35:16]	I like this one.	我喜欢这个
[35:18]	A cigar in an ashtray. You see?	烟灰缸里的一支雪茄 明白吧
[35:20]	Or a kite with a string.	或是拖线的风筝
[35:23]	“The executioner’s blade is cold and sharp.”	“刽子手的刀锋冰冷而锐利”
[35:27]	I’m sorry?	什么
[35:29]	Your aunt gave me that kite to	那个风筝是你姑婆给我的
[35:31]	encourage me out of the house from time to time	鼓励我时不时地出门走走
[35:33]	while she drinks coffee and is quiet.	这样她就能安静喝个咖啡
[35:37]	I’m still in the house.	我还是在屋里不出去
[35:41]	I see you’re writing stories about Charles I.	你好像在写关于查理一世的故事
[35:44]	Why? What makes you say that?	为什么 你为什么这么说
[35:47]	There seems to be the occasional reference to him.	我看到有些地方提到了他
[35:51]	– Everywhere. – Yes.	-到处都是 -是的
[35:53]	Yes, King Charles I does creep in.	是的 查理一世在这里阴魂不散
[35:57]	You see, I’m trying to draft a petition	我正在起草一份请愿书
[36:00]	calling for improved housing conditions for the labouring poor,	呼吁改善贫穷劳工的住房条件
[36:04]	and I work very hard at it	我付出了很多心血
[36:06]	but the thoughts in King Charles’s head,	但查理一世脑袋里的想法
[36:09]	they keep intruding.	不断地影响着我
[36:11]	Sorry. King Charles’s head?	不好意思 查理一世的脑袋
[36:14]	Yes.	是的
[36:16]	Owing to a disagreement, they cut it off.	由于意见不合 他们砍了他的头
[36:18]	In 1649. That’s well documented.	发生于1649年 记录在史的
[36:22]	Is it?	是吗
[36:24]	Well, for reasons that I don’t fully understand,	由于我不完全理解的原因
[36:27]	they decided to remove the troubling thoughts in his head	他们消除了他脑袋中的烦恼
[36:31]	and put them into mine.	却种到了我脑袋中
[36:32]	Very, very disruptive. I have to write them down, you see.	非常令人困扰 我必须要写下来
[36:37]	You write them down?	你写下来了
[36:38]	Yes, I…	是的 我…
[36:41]	“I mount the scaffold wearing	“我走上断头台
[36:42]	two shirts so shivers aren’t mistaken for fear.”	身穿两件上衣 这样我的颤抖不会被误认为是恐惧”
[36:48]	You must think this very peculiar.	你一定感觉很古怪吧
[36:50]	No. By no means. Something similar happens to me.	不 完全没有 我也有过这种经历
[36:54]	It does? With King Charles?	是吗 也是查理一世
[36:57]	No, but I find when I’ve been	不是 但我发现
[36:59]	in the company of some person of strong character,	当我和性格鲜明的人在一起时
[37:02]	their voice becomes lodged in my head.	他们的声音会留存在我的脑海中
[37:06]	And…	还有…
[37:12]	And I too write down the thoughts I have.	我也写下了我的想法
[37:14]	And the things I observe. St Paul’s on there.	还有我观察到的事物 这是圣保罗教堂
[37:18]	See.	看
[37:21]	“Miss Murdstone’s sleepless eyes, like two red suns.”	“摩德斯通小姐不眠的双眼就像两轮红日”
[37:28]	“The bottles are propelled by iron pistons	“瓶子由铸铁活塞推进
[37:31]	that nod up and down like melancholy mad elephants.”	活塞像忧郁而疯狂的大象一样点头”
[37:36]	– What do you think? – I think that’s very, very good.	-你觉得如何 -我觉得非常好
[37:40]	– And your calligraphy is excellent. – Breakfast is ready!	-你的字也写得非常好 -早餐好了
[37:44]	That’ll be breakfast.	早餐好了
[37:48]	Aunt, Mr. Dick, is he at all…?	姑婆 迪克先生 他完全…
[37:51]	– Did he mention Charles I? – Quite a lot.	-他提到查理一世了吗 -经常
[37:53]	He connects his, um, particular situation	他认为他特殊的状况
[37:57]	with great disturbance and agitation.	非常令人困扰和焦虑
[37:59]	But his mind’s sharp as a surgeon’s lancet, make no mistake.	但他的心智如外科医生的手术刀般敏锐 毫无疑问
[38:02]	I think I may be able to help him.	我也许可以帮助他
[38:03]	Well, on you go back up, Trotwood.	那你回去吧 乔特伍德
[38:05]	– Janet can soft-boil an egg in a flash. – Thank you.	-珍妮特马上就能煮个半熟蛋 -谢谢
[38:13]	Sorry.	不好意思
[38:14]	– Trotwood? – Yes, I thought I might call you Trotwood.	-乔特伍德 -对 我想叫你乔特伍德
[38:18]	If I’m to financially support my nephew, I want to like his name.	既然我要资助我侄孙 他的名字得讨我喜欢
[38:25]	Trotwood, that’s me, yes.	好 我就叫乔特伍德
[38:28]	Mr. Dick?	迪克先生
[38:31]	Mr. Dick? Mr. Dick?	迪克先生 迪克先生
[38:34]	Is it lunch?	要吃午饭了吗
[38:35]	No, the troubling thoughts from King Charles’s head,	不是 查理一世的那些烦恼
[38:38]	they weigh you down?	让你不堪重负是吗
[38:40]	Yes, I try and keep them	对 我努力理顺这些思绪
[38:41]	in order but they do pile up and oppress me.	但是它们还是不断堆积 使我倍感压抑
[38:43]	“As I die, I move from corruptible crown to in…”	“随着我的死亡 我从腐朽的王冠走向”
[38:46]	No, Mr. Dick, we can release them.	不是 迪克先生 我们可以把它们释放出去
[38:49]	We can cast them to the wind.	我们可以把它们放飞到风中
[38:57]	Can’t say that I’m feeling much better.	我没觉得好受多少
[38:59]	You have to fly it first. Come on.	你得先让它飞起来 来
[39:03]	– Kite time! – Lead on! Lead on!	-放风筝啦 -带路 带路
[39:07]	Up, up, up, up! Fly!	起来 起来 起来 飞起来
[39:08]	That’s it, Mr. Dick. Steady.	就是这样 迪克先生 稳一点
[39:10]	– Steady. – I can’t believe it.	-稳住 -难以置信
[39:12]	The sky is absorbing my words.	天空接收到了我的文字
[39:15]	– The higher the words go… – The clearer my mind becomes.	-那些文字飞得越高 -我的思维越清晰
[39:20]	I… I haven’t felt like this…	我很久没有这种感觉了
[39:23]	It’s as if I’m reading for the bar again.	就像是又回到了备考律师执照的日子
[39:26]	Before everything…	那时我还…
[39:29]	I used to share a staircase with Tommy Traddles.	我和汤米·特拉德尔住在一个楼梯间里
[39:33]	He was a terrific fellow.	他是个很棒的伙计
[39:35]	Un camarade tres formidable, as the French say.	用法语说就是 非常好的一个同学
[39:39]	Well, now, there’s a thing.	想起来了
[39:40]	I’d completely forgotten that I can… I can speak French.	我完全忘记我会说法语了
[39:44]	This is a remarkable day.	今天真是太棒了
[39:46]	It’s a delight to see you so liberated.	你如释重负也让我很高兴
[39:49]	– Isn’t that magnificent? – Beautiful.	-是不是很出色 -很漂亮
[39:53]	With one hand, sir. With one hand, I tell you.	单手 先生 单手放风筝
[39:57]	This boy is terrific.	这小子棒极了
[40:00]	Thank you, um…	谢谢你
[40:02]	Trotwood. David’s son.	乔特伍德 大卫的儿子
[40:05]	– Thank you, Trotwood Davidson. – Pleasure, sir.	-谢谢你 乔特伍德·大卫逊 -我的荣幸 先生
[40:14]	Donkeys! Shoo! Shoo! Come on!	驴 滚 滚 快走
[40:17]	On your way. I’ll tan your hide and put you in a stew!	给我走 我会剥了你的皮把你炖了吃肉
[40:20]	I’m a huge maniac!	我疯得可厉害了
[40:23]	That’s it. Shoo.	就是这样 滚
[40:25]	– Very ferocious shooing. – Hello.	-你赶驴子赶得真暴力 -你好
[40:29]	We suffer from a plague of donkeys.	我们这里深受驴子肆虐之苦
[40:32]	You must be Trotwood. I’m Wickfield.	你肯定是乔特伍德 我是威克菲尔
[40:35]	– I act for your aunt in matters of finance. – Right.	-我是你姑婆财务上的代理人 -对
[40:39]	This is my daughter, Agnes.	这是我女儿艾格尼丝
[40:43]	A bow. I’m so rarely bowed to.	鞠躬 很少有人对我鞠躬
[40:46]	I hope I’ve started a new fashion.	我希望我开启了新的风尚
[40:47]	Unless you deem it inappropriate.	除非你觉得这不太得体
[40:49]	No, not at all, Trotwood.	不 完全没有 乔特伍德
[40:51]	I shall demand it at our every meeting from now on,	今后每次见面我都要你这么做
[40:53]	as if I’m an empress.	就像我是女皇一样
[40:55]	Or mad.	或者疯子
[40:57]	Ah, Mr. Wickfield. Agnes, how very nice to see you.	威克菲尔先生 艾格尼丝 见到你们真好
[41:00]	– Are you well? – That was quite the journey.	-你好吗 -这一路可不轻松
[41:02]	– Was it? – Is it too early for sherry?	-是吗 -现在喝雪利酒是否有点早
[41:04]	A little early.	有点早
[41:06]	Port, then. It’s seven in the evening in Singapore.	那就喝葡萄酒 新加坡现在是晚上七点
[41:10]	– I imagine. – Father, it’s too early to drink.	-应该是的 -爸爸 现在喝酒还太早了
[41:13]	Trotwood, Mr. Wickfield owns the freehold	乔特伍德 威克菲尔先生在坎特伯雷
[41:16]	of a very fine educational establishment in Canterbury.	拥有一家非常优秀的学校
[41:20]	It’s snapping at the heels of the better-known establishments.	它和那些更出名的学校也相差无几
[41:25]	I have a thirst for education that sadly has never been quenched.	我对教育极其渴望 可惜这渴望从未被满足过
[41:28]	Really? You give the impression of a very well-watered intellect.	真的吗 你看起来像是受过良好教育的知识分子
[41:32]	All this talk of thirst is making me thirsty.	说了这么多渴望 让我口渴
[41:35]	– How is business, Mr. Wickfield? – All is well.	-生意如何 威克菲尔先生 -一切都好
[41:39]	There are, of course, challenges. Uh, the reduced tariffs.	当然有一些挑战 关税减免
[41:44]	The retreat of mercantilism. If I could show you on the globe…	重商主义衰落 要是我能在地球仪上跟你比划一下
[41:53]	Here in Europe and… the Americas.	在这里的欧洲和美洲
[41:59]	I could go on.	我还能继续
[42:00]	– India. – “All is well” would have sufficed.	-印度 -“一切都好”就够了
[42:03]	Somebody. Somebody.	某人 某人
[42:06]	No, no, no, Mr. Dick. Mr. Dick, come. Come be with us.	不不不 迪克先生 迪克先生 来和我们一起
[42:09]	Hello. I’m Mr. Dick. I’m very partial to gingerbread.	你好 我是迪克先生 我特别喜欢姜饼
[42:12]	As am I, Mr. Dick. I adore the fiery taste.	我也一样 迪克先生 我喜欢辛辣的味道
[42:17]	Delighted to meet you.	很高兴见到你
[42:19]	Delighted. Thank you.	很高兴 谢谢
[42:22]	Can you just confirm something?	你能帮我验证一件事吗
[42:24]	– My head… – Yes?	-我的脑袋 -怎么
[42:25]	Am I right?	我说得对吗
[42:27]	My head is connected to my body?	我的脑袋连在我的身体上
[42:29]	Well, let me have a look. Yes.	让我看一看 对
[42:31]	I can confirm without any doubt that it is.	我可以确信无疑地断定确实如此
[42:34]	Well, that’s good to hear.	那我就放心了
[42:36]	– Would you like to see my kite? – Yes, please. Thank you.	-你想看看我的风筝吗 -请带我看吧 谢谢
[42:40]	Come on, Davidson.	来 大卫逊
[42:46]	Where’s that?	那个在哪里
[42:47]	– Mr. Dick? – Uh, no.	-迪克先生 -不
[42:50]	Agony. It’s about the king’s agony. That’s going up there.	是痛苦 要国王的痛苦 得让它上天
[42:54]	He believes when Charles I was executed,	他认为查理一世被处决后
[42:57]	the king’s troubles flew from his head to nest in Mr. Dick’s own.	烦恼离开了国王的脑袋 进入了迪克先生的
[43:01]	Is that why you fly them on your kite, Mr. Dick?	所以你才把它们当风筝放起来吗 迪克先生
[43:03]	– Precisely. – It’s the obvious course of action.	-正是如此 -这是理所当然的行为
[43:05]	Oh, I like you.	我喜欢你
[43:07]	What a happy coincidence, because I like you too.	真是个令人愉快的巧合 因为我也喜欢你
[43:11]	Davidson’s idea. The boy’s a marvel.	这是大卫逊的主意 这小子可神奇了
[43:17]	Mr. Dick, you look like you’re playing the kettledrums.	迪克先生 你看起来就像是在打定音鼓
[43:19]	He does. You should write that down.	确实如此 你应该把这句话写下来
[43:22]	I will arrange for Trotwood to board with Mrs. Strong.	我会安排乔特伍德去斯特朗夫人的寄宿学校
[43:25]	– This calls for a celebration. – Yes.	-这事需要庆祝一下 -对
[43:28]	– Hooray! – Hooray.	-万岁 -万岁
[43:30]	I was thinking more along the lines of a…	我说的庆祝更倾向于…
[43:35]	– Tea? Janet! – Yes.	-茶吗 珍妮特 -是
[43:37]	– Tea. – Tea.	-茶 -茶
[43:38]	– Tea. Tea. – Tea. Tea.	-茶 茶 -茶 茶
[43:39]	– Tea’s fine. – Kite time!	-喝茶就好 -放风筝去啦
[43:44]	Mr. Wickfield, why don’t you have a big glass of port wine?	威克菲尔先生 来一大杯波尔多葡萄酒如何
[43:47]	– You do love it so. – I do, Mr. Dick.	-你特别喜欢这个 -确实 迪克先生
[43:50]	I’m touched you remembered.	你还记得这事 我真感动
[43:52]	– It’s working, Agnes! – My gosh.	-飞起来了 艾格尼丝 -天啊
[43:55]	I wouldn’t call myself an expert,	我可不敢自称专家
[43:56]	– but… – Do you do this every day?	-但是 -你们每天都这么做吗
[44:01]	– Look. – Look how happy he is.	-看 -看看他多开心
[44:14]	Kite time!	放风筝去啦
[44:18]	I’m going to miss our picnics when you go away to board.	你去寄宿学校以后 我会想念我们的野餐的
[44:21]	You’ll enjoy Mrs. Strong’s establishment.	你在斯特朗夫人的学校会很开心的
[44:23]	It’s not in a perfect condition but it means well.	它不能说完美无缺 但本意是好的
[44:26]	A little like my father.	有一点像我爸爸
[44:28]	Oh, now.	好了
[44:42]	Thank you.	谢谢
[44:48]	– That’s all right. – No.	-不必麻烦 -不
[44:50]	It’s not even a bit of trouble to help.	完全是举手之劳
[44:51]	It’s pure Christian pleasure.	能帮忙让我非常高兴
[44:53]	– I’m Uri… – Would you open the door?	-我是尤 -你能开一下门吗
[44:55]	Mr. Wickfield, steady on.	威克菲尔先生 稳住
[44:57]	These steps are lethal. Very, very high.	这些台阶能要人命 实在太高了
[45:01]	– Uriah, there’s no need. – I can’t. Shall I get back in?	-尤赖亚 没必要 -我没法下去 我能回去吗
[45:04]	You’re getting close. Come on. One step.	你快下来了 来 就一个台阶
[45:07]	– Slowly. There you go. – Mr. Wickfield.	-慢慢走 好了 -威克菲尔先生
[45:09]	Mrs. Strong. Welcome.	斯特朗夫人 欢迎
[45:11]	No, you’re welcome. I’m already here.	不 是不客气 我早就在这里了
[45:14]	– My head’s muddled. – From the bumpy journey.	-我脑袋一片混沌 -旅途颠簸所致
[45:16]	– This is Cropwood Trotterfield. – Trotwood Copperfield.	-这是科特伍德·乔波菲尔 -乔特伍德·科波菲尔
[45:20]	– Pleased to meet you, Mrs. Strong. – Pleasure is all mine.	-很高兴认识你 斯特朗夫人 -我才是不胜欢喜
[45:23]	– What do you have in your hand? – It’s nothing.	-你手里拿着的是什么 -没什么
[45:25]	Just a small piece of wall. But all is well. Follow me.	就是一小片墙皮 但一切都好 跟我来
[45:29]	We live just over there. Come and visit.	我们就住在那边 记得过来玩
[45:32]	I will.	我会的
[45:34]	– I’m Uriah Heep… – Oh, here we are!	-我是尤赖亚·希普 -我们到了
[45:37]	Oh, dear. That’s disappointing. Uriah, drip.	老天 这有点让人失望 尤赖亚 滴水了
[45:41]	– Shall I do the bucket? – Thank you. Follow me.	-要我把桶清空吗 -谢谢 跟我来
[45:46]	Like all the great old establishments,	正如所有古老的学校
[45:48]	we have our little traditions.	我们也有我们的小传统
[45:53]	Good morning!	早上好
[45:57]	Well, I think we’ll let Mr. Steerforth	我们先让斯提福兹先生
[46:00]	just finish his funny little story about the geography teacher.	讲完那个地理老师的好玩故事
[46:04]	Wearing the shortest of his three wigs.	戴着他三顶假发里最短的那顶
[46:11]	This is Copperfield. He’s new.	这是科波菲尔 他是新生
[46:13]	I surmised as much, Mrs. Strong,	我猜也是这样 斯特朗夫人
[46:14]	but I appreciate the confirmation.	但是很感谢你的证实
[46:18]	Oh, very good, Mr. Steerforth.	很好 斯提福兹先生
[46:21]	I’m thrilled to make your acquaintance, Master Copperfield.	很高兴认识你 科波菲尔少爷
[46:24]	– Thank you. – Uriah, bring that to the dormitory.	-谢谢你 -尤赖亚 把那个拿去宿舍
[46:26]	I’m in deep humility.	不胜荣幸
[46:34]	And with that, Uriah Heep rubbed himself out of the room.	这么说着 尤赖亚·希普退出了房间
[46:41]	Steerforth. James Steerforth.	我叫斯提福兹 詹姆斯·斯提福兹
[46:43]	Davidson. No, David Co…	我叫大卫逊 不是 大卫…
[46:45]	No, sorry. Trotwood Copperfield.	不 抱歉 乔特伍德·科波菲尔
[46:48]	Is all that hyphenated?	你的全名这么长
[46:51]	You see, my aunt calls me…	我姑婆叫我…
[46:53]	What do you make of our friend Heep?	你对我们的朋友希普怎么看
[46:57]	– He’s perplexing. – Perplexing.	-他令人费解 -令人费解
[47:00]	– Perplexing how? – Difficult to describe?	-怎么个令人费解法 -很难描述吗
[47:04]	He twitches his mouth like a curious lizard.	他嘴巴抽动的方式像是好奇的蜥蜴
[47:09]	Yes, he does. Tell me another one.	确实 再跟我说说其它方面
[47:11]	He stands so close by	他站得太近了
[47:12]	that he’s nearer to you than your own shirt.	他简直比你的衬衫贴得还近
[47:15]	Yes. You are as sharp as a whip.	对 你非常敏锐
[47:18]	I like you. Come, sit.	我喜欢你 来 坐
[47:20]	Markham, move these boys, will you? Quickly.	马卡姆 让这些小子让开行吗 快点
[47:22]	– Round. Move round. – Come, sit.	-让开 往边上挪 -过来 坐
[47:24]	– Round. – You sit there.	-挪开 -你坐这里
[47:26]	Sorry.	抱歉
[47:27]	Heads!	小心头
[47:30]	Forgive the collapsing. Old Wickfield’s funds are drying up.	别介意墙皮坍塌 老威克菲尔的资金池在干涸
[47:33]	Unlike the man himself.	和他本人可不一样
[47:36]	Loves his drink. Do you know Wickfield?	他嗜酒如命 你认识威克菲尔吗
[47:39]	“Is it too early for sherry?”	“现在喝雪利酒是否有点早”
[47:44]	Look, here he is trying to thread a needle.	看 他就是这样试着穿针引线的
[47:51]	Well, welcome. Yes?	欢迎 是不是
[47:54]	Welcome.	欢迎
[48:07]	I’m glad you’ve arrived.	你来了我真高兴
[48:10]	Nice cut on that waistcoat.	你的马甲裁剪得不错
[48:15]	– Who’s your tailor? – Just a man.	-你的裁缝是谁 -就是个男人
[48:19]	From Dover. My aunt took me to…	多佛的 我姑婆带我去…
[48:21]	Your aunt brought you up?	你姑婆把你带大的吗
[48:22]	Well, she certainly brought me up sharp	她确实惊吓过我几次
[48:25]	a few times, I can tell you.	这我可以告诉你
[48:28]	The very daisy in the field is not fresher than you are.	地里的雏菊都没你这么稚嫩
[48:35]	I shall call you Daisy.	我要叫你黛西[雏菊]
[48:37]	– Will you mind? – Not at all.	-你介意吗 -完全不
[48:40]	Why on earth would you, Daisy?	为什么要介意呢 黛西
[48:45]	I have some currant wine here and almond cakes, if you’d like?	我这里有点醋栗酒和杏仁饼 你要吗
[48:49]	Yes, I’d like that very much. Thank you.	好的 非常感谢 谢谢
[48:51]	You haven’t got a sister…	你家中有没有
[48:56]	have you, Daisy?	姐妹 黛西
[48:59]	No.	没有
[49:00]	Pity.	真可惜
[49:09]	Daisy.	黛西
[49:12]	– Yes? – Read to me.	-什么事 -给我读书
[49:16]	I can’t sleep.	我睡不着
[49:17]	Read?	读书
[49:21]	This book’s quite long. Why don’t I tell you a story of mine?	这书很长 要不我给你讲一个我自己的故事
[49:25]	Perhaps… one about a kindly nurse and her charge	讲一个善良的保姆和她所照料的
[49:29]	who slept in an upturned boat in Yarmouth.	住在雅茅斯倒扣船舱里的孩子的故事
[49:32]	No. I don’t care for whimsy. Sorry.	不要 我不喜欢怪事奇闻 抱歉
[49:36]	Right.	好吧
[49:38]	Do you have a scary story?	你有恐怖故事吗
[49:43]	– I have one about an evil factory owner. – Yes.	-有一个邪恶厂主的故事 -好
[49:47]	His name is Murderstone and he delights in terrifying children.	他叫摩德斯通 以恐吓孩子为乐
[49:51]	Enough!	够了
[49:52]	The monster. He has an equally cruel sister.	那个怪物有个同样凶残的姐姐
[49:56]	So, he’s got a sister.	他有个姐姐
[49:58]	She’s a cold and metallic lady.	她是个冷酷无情的女人
[50:00]	– I’ll smash it. – Then I shall smash you.	-我要把它砸了 -那我就把你砸了
[50:02]	Jane! Jane!	珍 珍
[50:05]	– Be quiet. – No!	-安静 -不
[50:09]	– Is there vengeance on the pair? – Wait for it.	-这俩人会遭报应吗 -等着瞧
[50:17]	Listen to me.	听好了
[50:26]	And you made these tales of the factory boy up out of thin air?	这些工厂男孩的故事你是随口编出来的吗
[50:30]	– All invented, yes. – Daisy, you truly are the Eighth Wonder.	-是啊 都是编的 -黛西 你才是第八大奇迹
[50:33]	Thank you.	谢谢你
[50:35]	You should publish.	你应该发表故事
[50:37]	You seem to have a lot of knowledge about the detail in the factory.	你好像对工厂了如指掌
[50:39]	Was your father in manufacturing?	你父亲是从事制造业的吗
[50:41]	– My stepfather. – Stepfather?	-我继父 -继父
[50:45]	So you had a stepfather, but you were raised by an aunt?	这么说你有个继父 但你是被姑婆带大的
[50:48]	Look. Who’s that, Steerforth?	斯提福兹 你看那是谁
[50:50]	Yes. That’s the eldest, Miss Larkins.	那人啊 那是拉金斯家的长女
[50:53]	Pretty, isn’t she?	她很漂亮 是不是
[50:55]	– She’s a blaze of beauty. – She’s engaged to an army captain.	-她真是个美人 -和一个陆军上尉订婚了
[50:59]	Only because she’s yet to meet me.	那是因为她还没遇到我
[51:01]	Look out.	当心
[51:03]	A couple of Miss Strong’s prize poodles have got loose.	斯特朗小姐养的贵宾犬又跑出来了
[51:07]	– Very amusing. – Ignore him.	-很好笑 -别理他
[51:09]	Oi! Ladies! I’ll beat you with one hand tied behind me.	姑娘们 我一只手背在身后都能把你们打趴下
[51:15]	– You wanna fight, do you? – Yeah.	-你想打架吗 -是啊
[51:18]	Then, sir…	那么 先生
[51:21]	name your time!	约个时间
[51:22]	Fight!	打啊
[51:24]	– You can box, I take it, Daisy? – After a fashion, certainly.	-你会打拳吧 黛西 -算是吧
[51:28]	All right, gentlemen. No eyeball-gouging. No…	好了 先生们 不准抠眼球 不准…
[51:30]	Actually, everything else is allowed. Get set, fight!	其实 没有其他限制了 准备 开打
[51:41]	Get up! Get up now!	起来 快起来
[51:43]	Daisy, you need a hook, feint, upper cut.	黛西 你要用勾拳 佯攻 上勾拳
[51:46]	– What? – Upper cut.	-什么 -上勾拳
[51:49]	It’s done. It’s done.	结束了 结束了
[51:53]	Daisy.	黛西
[51:54]	You did, in some ways, do very well, Daisy.	从某些角度来说 你表现得很棒 黛西
[51:58]	Let’s get you back to Wickfield’s house. Come on. Up.	我送你回威克菲尔家 走吧 起来
[52:03]	– Thank you. – Thank you.	-谢谢 -谢谢
[52:09]	Come on.	赶紧
[52:10]	Well, try not to die or anything boring like that, Daisy.	黛西 你可别死掉 也别做这类无聊的事
[52:15]	I’ll try my best.	我尽力
[52:19]	What a confident gentleman he is.	他真是位自信的绅士啊
[52:23]	Mother taught me the medical rudiments.	我妈妈教了些基本的医学知识
[52:27]	She’s the laundress here. Washes your bed sheets.	她是这里的洗衣工 给你洗床单
[52:30]	Always very clean. Relatively.	总是很干净 相对而言
[52:33]	Oh, she will burst with gratitude	你张口就夸她
[52:35]	that you have acknowledged her spontaneously, Master Copperfield.	她会非常感激的 科波菲尔少爷
[52:41]	Miss Wickfield is very…	威克菲尔小姐非常…
[52:44]	– Do you not think? – Very what?	-你不觉得吗 -非常什么
[52:46]	My dear Trotwood, they told me you were here.	亲爱的乔特伍德 他们告诉我你在这里
[52:49]	Oh dear, look at you. I imagine	天啊 看看你 我想
[52:51]	the other fellow must be dreadfully injured.	另一个人肯定受了重伤
[52:53]	Oh, yes. Close to death.	是啊 奄奄一息
[52:56]	Measured for his coffin.	都开始准备棺材了
[52:58]	How were Uriah’s ministrations?	尤赖亚照顾得怎么样
[52:59]	He’s like a human cold in the head.	他就像感冒一样
[53:02]	– He gets so close. – Yes.	-紧紧地缠着你 -是啊
[53:04]	It’s as if he lives in your nose and is keen to get home.	就好像他住在你的鼻子里 渴望回家一样
[53:07]	– Did he mention his mother? – His mother?	-他提起他妈妈了吗 -他妈妈
[53:09]	Oh, Agnes, I burst with gratitude	艾格尼丝 你问了这个问题
[53:11]	that you should ask me such a question spontaneously.	我真是满怀感激
[53:14]	So, is this Steerforth’s doing, getting you into fights?	是不是斯提福兹 他让去打架的
[53:18]	No. In fact, he tried to stop me.	不是 其实他想拦着我的
[53:21]	Doesn’t think a gentleman should be seen	他认为绅士不应该
[53:23]	fighting with a butcher’s boy.	和屠夫的孩子打架
[53:24]	– Gentleman? – Yes.	-绅士 -是啊
[53:27]	Steerforth thinks of me as a gentleman.	斯提福兹把我当作绅士
[53:29]	You are.	你本来就是
[53:33]	– I assume you haven’t told him about your past. – No.	-我猜你还没告诉他你的过去 -没有
[53:34]	I fear he might…	我担心他会…
[53:37]	It’s the first time someone like that	这是第一次有他这样的人
[53:40]	has regarded me as an equal.	平等地待我
[53:42]	Except you, Agnes.	除了你 艾格尼丝
[53:44]	– And I think of you as a sister. – Special?	-在我心中你就像是妹妹 -特别的人
[53:48]	A special sister.	特别的妹妹
[53:50]	Might I be so bold, Master Copperfield,	科波菲尔少爷 恕我冒昧
[53:54]	as to ask you to come to tea?	我想邀请你来我家喝茶
[53:56]	With me and Mother.	同我和我妈妈一起
[53:59]	What a shame. I fear I have a prior engagement on that date.	真可惜 恐怕那天我已经有约了
[54:03]	On which date? I don’t believe I mentioned a date.	哪天 我好像还没说时间
[54:07]	– I don’t believe you did. – I understand.	-我也觉得你没说 -我理解
[54:09]	Master Copperfield, I understand.	科波菲尔少爷 我明白
[54:11]	It’s not my place to invite the likes of you to tea.	我没资格邀请你这样的人来喝茶
[54:16]	No, I’d be… I’d be glad to come, Mr. Heep.	不是 我很乐意去 希普先生
[54:20]	Uriah, please.	叫尤赖亚就好
[54:22]	Oh, Mother will go off like a rocket. Like a rocket.	我妈妈会欣喜若狂的 欣喜若狂
[54:25]	On the 14th, perhaps, at four?	不如定在14日四点吧
[54:27]	And if Miss Wickfield would care to…?	如果威克菲尔小姐也愿意
[54:29]	Sadly on the 14th at four I have a prior engagement.	很遗憾 14日四点我已经有约了
[54:33]	Of course. I’m meant to join you	没错 我们俩要赴的
[54:34]	in that engagement, am I not, Agnes?	是同一个约 是吧 艾格尼丝
[54:37]	I don’t believe so, no.	不是这样的
[54:40]	Good. Then I can definitely come to tea.	那好 那我就肯定能去喝茶了
[54:43]	Oh, I am so proud to be noticed by you.	能被你注意到我太骄傲了
[54:49]	– Are you done with that? – Yes, of course. Help yourself.	-那个你用完了吗 -用完了 请随意
[54:52]	That’s a tolerably nice bit of rump.	这块臀肉真不错
[54:55]	No offence meant, I’m sure.	无意冒犯 真的
[55:01]	300 hurrahs!	三百次欢呼
[55:03]	And a dozen imperial whoo-hoos!	还有一打皇家喝彩
[55:06]	The higher the kite goes,	风筝飞得越高
[55:07]	all those ridiculous thoughts from King Charles’s head	查理一世脑袋里那些荒谬的想法
[55:10]	seem to just dissolve away.	似乎就消失了
[55:13]	I like that one, but tell me more about the impecunious debtor	这故事我喜欢 不过再跟我讲讲一贫如洗的欠债人
[55:16]	with his dreadful concertina.	还有他那可怕的手风琴
[55:18]	– “There’s something on the way.” – “Something will turn up.”	-“东边然后西边” -“东边不亮西边亮”
[55:22]	– Yes, that’s it. – An excellent precept, young man.	-对 就是这句 -这句格言很不错 年轻人
[55:27]	We have a new master in our midst.	我们这里来了个新老师
[55:30]	Professor Micawber.	米考伯教授
[55:34]	Good morning, boys.	早上好 孩子们
[55:36]	Please, be seated.	请坐
[55:38]	Oh, dear Lord, this place must be short of money.	天呐 这地方肯定是缺钱
[55:41]	You lived with the professor when you were in London,	你在伦敦的时候寄宿在教授家
[55:43]	I do believe, Mr. Copperfield.	是这样吧 科波菲尔先生
[55:45]	Professor? Yes, briefly, and at the same time lengthily.	教授 是的 很短暂也很漫长
[55:50]	Very nice. Very genteel.	很不错 很有绅士派头
[55:53]	Uriah.	尤赖亚
[55:57]	– Good morning, boys. – Sir.	-早上好 孩子们 -先生
[56:00]	– Morning. – Morning, sir.	-早上好 -早上好 先生
[56:08]	Now, which dish from the great feast of knowledge	此时此刻 我们有幸
[56:12]	is it our mutual privilege to partake of	共同享用的是
[56:15]	at this current juncture?	哪道知识的佳肴呢
[56:19]	In short, which lesson is it now?	简而言之 现在是什么课
[56:22]	It’s Latin grammar now, sir.	现在是拉丁语语法课 先生
[56:25]	Latin?	拉丁语
[56:27]	Good.	很好
[56:29]	Good.	很好
[56:31]	Amo, amas, amat.	我爱 你爱 他爱
[56:34]	Yes. Amo, amas, amat.	对 我爱 你爱 他爱
[56:37]	Gymnasium.	体育馆
[56:39]	Geranium.	天竺葵
[56:41]	Coliseum.	竞技场
[56:43]	Australasian.	澳大利亚人
[56:45]	Australasian.	澳大利亚人
[56:47]	Possum.	负鼠
[56:48]	No. A possum is a beast of an Australasian, uh, distraction.	不 负鼠是澳大利亚的野兽 注意力不集中了
[56:55]	Sniggering, gentlemen?	偷笑吗 先生们
[56:59]	Hilarity? In short, ha-ha?	搞笑 简称哈哈
[57:03]	I don’t think so.	我不觉得
[57:06]	What you all need is an aid to concentration.	你们需要的是集中注意力
[57:13]	There is a belief that music may help	有人相信音乐有助于
[57:17]	in the absorption of knowledge.	知识的吸收
[57:25]	– It’s him. – Don’t say anything.	-就是他 -什么都别说
[57:40]	Enough! Enough!	够了 够了
[57:43]	I’m tempted to burst my eardrums with a pair of pencils.	我真想用铅笔把我的鼓膜戳破
[57:46]	I beg your pardon, sir?	你说什么 先生
[57:47]	Steerforth meant that possibly the instrument	斯提福兹想说的是
[57:50]	might have developed a leak or something.	乐器可能有点漏气了
[57:52]	No, not at all.	不 根本不是
[57:54]	I meant that he is a dismal musician.	我想说他是个差劲的音乐家
[57:57]	Be quiet, please, Mr. Steelforge.	请安静 斯提福兹先生
[58:00]	Who are you to insult a gentleman?	你凭什么侮辱一位绅士
[58:02]	And where is he, this gentleman?	绅士在哪里
[58:05]	– All I see is an impudent beggar. – You…	-我只看到一个无耻的乞丐 -你
[58:09]	I heard all manner of mad wheezing, Professor.	我听到这里乱哄哄的 教授
[58:12]	Is there a squirrel trapped in the pipes again?	又有松鼠被困在管道里了吗
[58:14]	He is no professor. Ask him about debtors’ prison.	他不是教授 问问他债务人监狱的事
[58:18]	He has extorted money for years	多年以来他一直招摇撞骗
[58:20]	and has followed Daisy here to continue his efforts.	现在又跟着黛西来这里继续了
[58:26]	Mr. Steepgorge is correct.	斯提果鸡说得对
[58:29]	I did, to my shame, reside within prison walls…	很惭愧 我确实坐过牢
[58:34]	Even we draw the line at employing former convicts.	我们还没沦落到聘请有前科的人
[58:37]	And even often above that line	就算没有前科
[58:38]	is where we draw the line, actually.	我们的要求也挺高的
[58:42]	We must part if you please. Mr. Heep, show him out.	我们得请你离开 希普先生 送他出去
[58:48]	Steerforth!	斯提福兹
[58:51]	Micawber is harmless.	米考伯人畜无害
[58:52]	The rogue was exploiting your charitable good nature.	这个无赖在利用你的善心
[58:55]	You should be thanking me, Daisy.	你该感谢我 黛西
[58:56]	My name is David! Not Daisy, not Trot!	我叫大卫 不叫黛西 也不叫乔特
[58:59]	My name is David Copperfield!	我叫大卫·科波菲尔
[59:00]	Then why don’t you go by it?	那你为什么不用这个名字呢
[59:03]	Big step. Big step.	迈步 迈步
[59:04]	– Up you go. – Mr. Micawber!	-上去吧 -米考伯先生
[59:07]	In you go.	上车吧
[59:09]	– Mr. Micawber. – Master Copperfield.	-米考伯先生 -科波菲尔少爷
[59:11]	No sooner are we reunited than we must part again.	我们才刚见面又要分别
[59:15]	Like the Bible story.	就像《圣经》里的故事
[59:16]	I’m sure there must be a Bible story about that.	《圣经》里一定有这样的故事
[59:20]	Yes.	是的
[59:21]	Were you aware I studied at Mrs. Strong’s before you came here?	你来之前知道我在斯特朗夫人的学校学习吗
[59:25]	Not as I recall, no.	据我所知 不知道
[59:26]	But your being here as a professor,	但是你来这里当教授
[59:28]	in the same building as me…?	和我在同一栋楼里
[59:30]	Pure kismet and happenstance.	纯粹是命运的巧合
[59:31]	“As flies to wanton boys are we to the gods.”	“我们之于神明 如苍蝇之于顽童”
[59:35]	– To quote our ultimate poet. – Shakespeare.	-引用最伟大的诗人 -莎士比亚
[59:38]	All aboard. Who’s going aboard?	请上车 谁要上车
[59:40]	I wonder, um…	我想问问
[59:43]	I found the funds for my family’s travel,	我的钱只够付我家人的路费
[59:46]	but my own fare is lacking.	但付不起我自己的
[59:50]	– I wonder if I could trouble you… – No trouble.	-我想问问可不可以麻烦你 -不麻烦
[59:52]	– for the exact sum… – Of course.	-金额是 -没问题
[59:54]	of four pounds, ten and thruppence?	四镑十便士
[59:59]		坎特伯雷到伦敦 车费一镑
[1:00:05]	Five pounds.	五镑
[1:00:06]	I will, uh, make sure that we are quadrilaterally concluded.	我保证会把我们的四边都照顾到
[1:00:11]	In short, square.	也就是说 两清[方块]
[1:00:15]	Geometry.	几何学
[1:00:17]	Safe travels.	一路顺风
[1:00:20]	I imagine you’ve forgotten.	我想你已经忘了
[1:00:23]	– What? – I imagine you’ve forgotten.	-什么 -我想你已经忘了
[1:00:27]	Tea!	喝茶
[1:00:29]	There you go.	请用
[1:00:31]	Cake? It’s quite heavy.	吃蛋糕吗 很结实的
[1:00:34]	I like a heavy cake.	我喜欢结实的蛋糕
[1:00:37]	I like to… to know I’ve had a cake.	我想有吃了蛋糕的实感
[1:00:40]	– He can’t abide a light sponge. – I see.	-他不能容忍松软的海绵蛋糕 -这样啊
[1:00:44]	Well, this looks very, uh…	这看起来非常…
[1:00:53]	Good Lord. That’s, um…	天啊 这真是…
[1:00:56]	It’s wonderfully dense.	真是非常结实
[1:01:01]	I see you’re studying, Mr. Heep.	我看到你在学习 希普先生
[1:01:03]	Uriah, if you can bear to.	如果你不嫌弃的话 请叫我尤赖亚
[1:01:06]	Yes. I’m trying to improve my legal knowledge.	是的 我正在努力提高自己的法律知识水平
[1:01:11]	I’m hopeful that Mr. Wickfield might be willing	我希望威克菲尔先生愿意让我
[1:01:14]	to take me on as an apprentice at law.	当他的律师学徒
[1:01:16]	Perhaps you’ll become a partner.	也许你会成为合伙人
[1:01:19]	Do you mock me?	你在嘲笑我吗
[1:01:21]	You seem to search for mockery.	你似乎认定别人在嘲弄你
[1:01:23]	That was meant sincerely, Uriah.	我是真心实意的 尤赖亚
[1:01:26]	Uriah! Did you hear that? He said Uriah.	尤赖亚 你听到了吗 他叫了尤赖亚
[1:01:29]	– I did. – Unprompted, Mother.	-我听到了 -而且是自愿的 妈妈
[1:01:31]	And him a gentleman.	而且他还是个绅士
[1:01:33]	It is like the blowing of old breezes to hear you say Uriah.	听到你叫我尤赖亚 就仿佛清风拂面
[1:01:35]	It thrills me to the stomach.	让我浑身一个激灵
[1:01:40]	Time is an issue?	你赶时间吗
[1:01:42]	Are you worried humbleness is an infectious disease?	你担心谦逊会传染吗
[1:01:44]	Oh, no. I cannot stay too long is all.	不是 我只是不能待太久
[1:01:46]	– You can if I bar the door. – We could keep him as a little pet.	-我把门闩上就可以了 -我们可以把他当宠物养
[1:01:52]	I beg your pardon?	你说什么
[1:01:53]	It was a joke. I’m sorry. It was a joke.	只是个玩笑 对不起 只是玩笑
[1:01:56]	I’ve been attempting to learn gentlemen’s humour from a book.	我一直在从一本书中学习绅士的幽默
[1:02:00]	– He has. – Indeed.	-是的 -是这样
[1:02:02]	What do you think of Mr. Wickfield?	你觉得威克菲尔先生怎么样
[1:02:05]	He takes his wine with an enviable degree of enjoyment, don’t he?	他对酒的嗜好到达了令人羡艳的程度 不是吗
[1:02:10]	– I’ve seen him take wine, but… – You’ve seen him?	-我确实见过他喝酒 不过… -你见过
[1:02:13]	That’s good to know.	很高兴知道这个
[1:02:19]	Your associate, the, uh… the professor.	你的同伴 那个教授
[1:02:23]	He’s a sort, isn’t he?	他是那种人 对吧
[1:02:25]	Lodging with a beggar. Is that a London particular?	在乞丐家寄宿 这是伦敦特色吗
[1:02:29]	Mr. Micawber isn’t a beggar. He’s a man of fluctuating…	米考伯先生不是乞丐 他是个漂泊…
[1:02:32]	More tea.	再来点茶
[1:02:35]	I had an interesting little conversation with Micawber	我带米考伯参观学校的时候
[1:02:38]	as I was showing him out the school.	和他聊了些有意思的事
[1:02:39]	Yeah, fascinating.	非常有意思
[1:02:41]	Your time in London.	你在伦敦度过的时光
[1:02:44]	– Oh, Mother? – Yes?	-妈妈 -什么事
[1:02:46]	Bring another bottle of milk.	再拿瓶奶来
[1:02:48]	This bottle is empty and another bottle is needed.	这个瓶子空了 还需要一个瓶子
[1:02:52]	You seem very vexed by this bottle.	你似乎对这个瓶子很不满
[1:02:58]	Your friend Steerforth is, um…	你的朋友斯提福兹
[1:03:00]	is damning of the humbler classes.	是对卑微阶层的诅咒
[1:03:05]	A veritable factory of damnation.	一个名副其实的诅咒工厂
[1:03:10]	How would you feel about helping me	你愿意帮我在威克菲尔先生那里
[1:03:13]	secure a position with Mr. Wickfield?	谋得一个职位吗
[1:03:16]	I have a mind to throw this cake at you.	我真想把这块蛋糕扔到你身上
[1:03:21]	It will break a rib.	能砸断你的肋骨
[1:03:23]	You’re very fond of violence, aren’t you?	你很喜欢暴力 不是吗
[1:03:27]	Look at you two.	瞧瞧你们俩
[1:03:29]	– More heavy cake. – Cake.	-再来点结实的蛋糕 -蛋糕
[1:03:31]	You must take some home with you.	你一定要带一些回家
[1:03:47]	– I should like to go home. – Just another two hours.	-我想回家 -再忍两小时
[1:03:51]	– The donkeys will be back. – 45 minutes, then.	-驴子会回来的 -那就45分钟
[1:03:54]	Oh, Mr. Wickfield! It is very, very uneven ground.	威克菲尔先生 这里的地面非常不平坦
[1:03:58]	I nearly slipped over myself just a minute ago.	我刚刚也差点绊倒
[1:03:59]	– Very dangerous indeed. – It is dangerous.	-确实很危险 -非常危险
[1:04:01]	– We need a sign here. – We need a sign.	-这里应该立警示牌 -应该立警示牌
[1:04:03]	– More wine? – No, not for me.	-再来点酒 -我不要了
[1:04:05]	No, not for him. Thank you very much.	他不要了 非常感谢
[1:04:08]	I see. So, do you want me to take it away,	好的 那你想让我把它拿走吗
[1:04:11]	the delicious, tannic, deep-red wine?	这瓶果香浓郁 单宁酸醇厚的深红色葡萄酒
[1:04:14]	Yes, please.	好的 谢谢
[1:04:18]	Actually, maybe the smallest amount. Thank you. An ounce.	要不稍微倒一点点吧 谢谢 倒三十毫升
[1:04:23]	Mrs. Steerforth.	斯提福兹夫人
[1:04:30]	“Oi. Ladies.”	“姑娘们”
[1:04:32]	“I could beat you with one hand tied behind my back.”	“我一只手背在身后都能把你们打趴下”
[1:04:36]	Getting better.	有进步
[1:04:39]	– James? – Ah, Mother.	-詹姆斯 -母亲
[1:04:42]	This is, um…	这位是…
[1:04:44]	David Copperfield. A very great pleasure to meet you, Mrs…	大卫·科波菲尔 很荣幸认识…
[1:04:47]	What’s your background, Mr. Copperfield? Who are your people?	你是什么背景 科波菲尔先生 你家什么来头
[1:04:50]	– My people? – Your family. Are you anyone?	-我家 -你的家人 是什么身份
[1:04:54]	– My parents died when I was… – Prep school?	-我父母早逝 那时我才… -上小学
[1:04:57]	– Yes. In London. – I probably know it. Which one?	-是的 在伦敦 -是哪所学校 我应该听说过
[1:05:02]	Creakle’s.	克里科学校
[1:05:04]	Creakle’s. Is that a saint? I don’t think so.	克里科学校 是哪个圣人的名字吗 应该不是
[1:05:07]	Who was the headmaster?	校长是谁
[1:05:10]	– Mr. Murdstone. – What was the uniform?	-摩德斯通先生 -校服是什么样子
[1:05:15]	Trousers, certainly, and…	裤子 当然是裤子
[1:05:17]	Anyway…	话说回来
[1:05:18]	James, I’m here, since you bleated and bleated.	詹姆斯 我来了 既然你抱怨个不停
[1:05:23]	I’ll see you at Mrs. Strong’s interminable speech.	一会我们一起听斯特朗夫人冗长的致辞
[1:05:25]	I brought a book.	我带了本书
[1:05:27]	And a pillow.	还带了枕头
[1:05:31]	My mother.	我母亲
[1:05:33]	– Good Lord. – Yeah.	-老天 -是啊
[1:05:35]	– Did you notice her scar? – Yes.	-你注意到她的伤疤了吗 -嗯
[1:05:37]	As a young boy she once exasperated me	我小时候 有一次她激怒了我
[1:05:40]	so I threw a hammer at her.	于是我朝她扔了一把锤子
[1:05:47]	Oh, good luck and God bless.	祝你好运 上帝保佑你
[1:05:49]	You were always my favourite and the most handsome.	你一直是我最喜欢的学生 也是最英俊的
[1:05:53]	– Here’s a book. – Thank you.	-书给你 -谢谢
[1:05:57]	No breeze, not a breath.	没有微风 没有气息
[1:06:00]	The air is as still as a royal corpse.	空气像一具皇家尸体般静止
[1:06:02]	– How do you do? – Trotwood.	-你好吗 -乔特伍德
[1:06:04]	Uh, let me introduce Mr. Spenlow.	让我介绍一下斯本罗先生
[1:06:06]	– Your future employer. – What am I to be?	-你未来的老板 -我要做什么工作
[1:06:09]	You know this, Trot.	你知道的 乔特
[1:06:12]	– A proctor. – A proctor.	-代理人 -代理人
[1:06:13]	Yes, sorry.	是的 抱歉
[1:06:14]	– Good afternoon. – Mr. Spenlow.	-下午好 -斯本罗先生
[1:06:16]	Mr. Spenlow.	斯本罗先生
[1:06:20]	– Bye, Daisy. – Don’t wave at anyone.	-再见 戴西 -别朝人挥手
[1:06:31]	You were staring slightly.	你盯着我看
[1:06:33]	– Is there something wrong with me? – No. Goodness me, no.	-我有什么问题吗 -天啊 完全没有
[1:06:37]	I apologise for my rudeness.	我为我的无礼道歉
[1:06:41]	He’s apologising, Jip. Shall we forgive him?	他道歉了 吉普 我们要原谅他吗
[1:06:46]	He says we shall.	他说原谅你
[1:06:49]	– Thank you, Jip. – Think nothing of it, sir.	-谢谢你 吉普 -别客气 先生
[1:06:53]	– Speaks very well. – It was actually me.	-他说得真流利 -其实是我
[1:06:56]	I like to pretend he speaks.	我喜欢假装是他在说话
[1:06:58]	Some people think it idiotic.	有人觉得这很愚蠢
[1:07:00]	Oh, no. I do it myself all the time.	不会 我就总是这样
[1:07:03]	Don’t I, Mr… Apple Tree?	不是吗 苹果树先生
[1:07:07]	Yes.	是的
[1:07:09]	Yes.	是的
[1:07:10]	I’m David Copperfield.	我叫大卫·科波菲尔
[1:07:14]	Are you still being the tree?	你还在假扮苹果树吗
[1:07:16]	– No. – I’m Dora…	-不是 -我叫朵拉
[1:07:20]	– Spenlow. – Spenlow?	-斯本罗 -斯本罗
[1:07:22]	Dora Spenlow?	朵拉·斯本罗
[1:07:23]	Yes. I don’t know why I said it like that.	是的 我不知道为什么我要分开说
[1:07:26]	Dora… Spenlow.	朵拉 斯本罗
[1:07:29]	– I don’t usually stop in the middle. – Trotwood! Mr. Spenlow!	-我一般不停顿的 -乔特伍德 斯本罗先生
[1:07:33]	– Sorry. – Yes.	-失陪 -好的
[1:07:36]	Bye-bye.	再见
[1:07:37]	– Sorry? What was that? – Just Jip.	-不好意思 你说什么 -是吉普说的
[1:07:40]	Bye-bye. Tree. Apple tree.	再见 苹果树说的
[1:07:44]	I know.	我知道
[1:07:46]	– Sorry? – I know.	-什么 -我知道
[1:07:51]	Agnes, have you seen Mr. Sp…?	艾格尼丝 你见到斯本罗先生…
[1:07:54]	– You look very striking. – Thank you.	-你真漂亮 -谢谢
[1:07:57]	I’m in love.	我坠入爱河了
[1:07:58]	– Really? – Utterly.	-真的吗 -真的
[1:08:01]	With Dora… Spenlow.	爱上了朵拉 斯本罗
[1:08:02]	I don’t know why I said it like that, but…	我不知道为什么我要分开说
[1:08:05]	The girl with the yapping dog.	那个带着狗的女孩
[1:08:06]	– What a face. – What a voice that comes out of it.	-多么美丽的脸庞 -多么动听的话语
[1:08:11]	Do you mock me?	你在嘲笑我吗
[1:08:14]	I do. I do. With affection but entirely without mercy.	是的 满怀爱意 毫不留情地嘲笑你
[1:08:18]	And up. Yes.	向上 对
[1:08:19]	Do you know Papa and I are also moving to London?	你知道我和爸爸也要搬去伦敦吗
[1:08:22]	Oh, I see.	这样啊
[1:08:23]	You probably think I’m following you.	你可能觉得我在跟踪你
[1:08:25]	“Help me. I’m being followed by Agnes.”	“救命 我被艾格尼丝跟踪了”
[1:08:28]	“She’s as persistent as a bluebottle in a sash window.”	“她纠缠不休 就像窗上的绿头蝇”
[1:08:31]	Oh, sorry.	失陪
[1:08:35]	Mr. Spenlow. Apologies for my earlier distracted state.	斯本罗先生 抱歉我刚才心不在焉
[1:08:38]	I look forward tremendously, Mr. Spenlow,	斯本罗先生 我万分期待加入
[1:08:40]	to joining Spenlow & Jorkins, Mr. Spenlow.	斯本罗和乔金斯事务所 斯本罗先生
[1:08:42]	Excellent. Ready to become a proctor?	好极了 准备好成为代理人了吗
[1:08:44]	Eager to become a proctor.	迫不及待想成为代理人了
[1:08:46]	That’s the attitude.	要的就是这态度
[1:08:48]	Let’s celebrate.	我们去庆祝一下
[1:08:51]	What is a proctor?	代理人是做什么的
[1:08:53]	I haven’t the faintest idea.	我毫无头绪
[1:08:55]	But I’ll take possession of my own apartments	但是我会拥有自己的公寓
[1:08:57]	and soon I’ll find out.	很快就会弄清楚了
[1:09:02]	That’s Dora… Spenlow.	那是朵拉 斯本罗
[1:09:07]	I don’t know who that is.	我不知道那是谁
[1:09:15]	I returned to London for the first time	自从我衣衫褴褛地逃离装瓶厂以来
[1:09:17]	since I fled the bottling factory in rags.	这是我第一次回到伦敦
[1:09:20]	This time I was a gentleman, with money in his pocket.	这一次我是一名绅士 口袋里有钱
[1:09:23]	I was a proctor.	我是一名代理人
[1:09:26]	I don’t suppose you know what a proctor is?	你不会知道代理人是做什么的吧
[1:09:28]	Oh, now you’re asking. Do they make hats?	问我吗 是做帽子的吗
[1:09:34]	I had a generous monthly allowance from my aunt.	我姑婆每月给我一大笔生活费
[1:09:38]	This paid for my training with Mr. Spenlow	足以支付斯本罗先生的培训费用
[1:09:40]	and allowed me to live London life to the full.	并让我充分享受伦敦的生活
[1:09:52]	A proctor is a sort of monkish attorney.	代理人就像是修行的律师
[1:09:56]	I see.	这样啊
[1:09:58]	Mind these floorboards. They squeak.	小心这几块地板 一踩就响
[1:10:02]	There we are.	我们到了
[1:10:04]	I never learned what a proctor was an attorney of	我从没弄清楚代理人是哪种律师
[1:10:08]	but I soon excelled about the office.	但我很快就在办公室里脱颖而出
[1:10:12]	Floor!	地板
[1:10:15]	And I was conveniently positioned to seek out my first,	并且我身处的位置十分便于我追求
[1:10:18]	♪ And I’ll protect it now ♪	♪ 我会保护它 ♪
[1:10:18]	my one, my only true love.	我的初恋 我唯一的真爱
[1:10:24]	♪ ‘Twas my forefath… ♪	♪ 这是我… ♪
[1:10:26]	Oi, Romeo. Do some work.	罗密欧 干活了
[1:10:36]	That’s what I like to hear: nothing.	这就是我想听到的 一点动静都没有
[1:10:38]	Miss Spenlow.	斯本罗小姐
[1:10:40]	I was convinced a famous soprano was practising upstairs.	我以为楼上是一位著名的女高音歌唱家在练习
[1:10:45]	Exciting.	真令人兴奋
[1:10:45]	Who?	是哪位
[1:10:47]	No, I… I mean to say it turned out to be you.	不是 我想说原来是你
[1:10:52]	I see. A compliment. Thank you.	我明白了 这是赞美 谢谢你
[1:10:56]	Copperfield.	科波菲尔
[1:10:57]	I have to go. Proctor.	我得走了 我是代理人
[1:11:00]	You could come up after my next lesson.	下次我上完课你可以上楼来
[1:11:04]	– I can sing you a piece. – Thank you.	-我可以为你唱一曲 -谢谢你
[1:11:08]	I’ll bring something to throw at you.	我会带点东西扔你的
[1:11:10]	As in a bouquet of flowers.	我是说一束鲜花
[1:11:13]	Yes. Lovely.	好的 太好了
[1:11:16]	I treasured those times.	我珍惜那些时光
[1:11:18]	I was a captive and a slave.	我既是俘虏又是奴隶
[1:11:21]	I loved Dora Spenlow to distraction.	我爱朵拉·斯特朗爱到无法集中精神
[1:11:31]	Flowers.	鲜花
[1:11:37]	Dora, lovers have loved before,	朵拉 世上有情人无数
[1:11:40]	but no lover shall ever love as we love.	但永远不会有人如我们一般相爱
[1:11:43]	That’s very complicated, but thank you.	你说的真复杂 不过谢谢你
[1:11:47]	Thank you.	谢谢你
[1:11:51]		朵拉 公共马车
[1:12:05]	My boyhood days of misery and destitution	我少年时代的苦难和贫困
[1:12:08]	seemed now like a scarcely believable fiction.	如今好似一部令人难以置信的小说
[1:12:10]	– He’s here. Steerforth. – Daisy.	-他来了 斯提福兹 -黛西
[1:12:15]	Was I wrong to imagine	我以为过去的伤害和耻辱
[1:12:17]	that the hurt and shame of my past could never return?	再也不会回来了 难道我错了吗
[1:12:28]	Where are the lobsters? Who wants lobster? Lobster?	龙虾呢 谁想吃龙虾 龙虾吃吗
[1:12:31]	Yes.	吃
[1:12:31]	I’m very familiar with the lobster people of Yarmouth.	我对雅茅斯的龙虾人非常熟悉
[1:12:34]	Do the lobster people of Yarmouth worship lobsters?	雅茅斯的龙虾人崇拜龙虾吗
[1:12:37]	Do they take on their characteristics?	他们会模仿龙虾的特点吗
[1:12:39]	If you’re thinking of	如果你最近
[1:12:40]	travelling to Yarmouth soon, might I join you?	打算去雅茅斯 我能和你一起去吗
[1:12:43]	– Let’s all go to Yarmouth, huh? – No.	-我们大家一起去雅茅斯吧 -不要
[1:12:46]	– Well, I want to. – Then you shall.	-我想去 -那就去
[1:12:48]	It would be fun to be a part of that world.	涉足那个世界会很有意思
[1:12:51]	In the city I can be prone to a heavy mind.	在城市中我的心情总是很沉重
[1:12:56]	Do you have a heavy mind?	你的心情很沉重
[1:12:59]	He’s got a heavy mind.	沉重得都抬不起头了
[1:13:00]	♪ Westminster is full of wigs ♪	♪ 议会里挤满了假发 ♪
[1:13:05]	♪ Lawyers’ heads… ♪	♪ 律师的脑袋 ♪
[1:13:07]	I say, I have drunken hair!	我说 我的头发喝醉了
[1:13:11]	I am bored up to my eyeballs!	我无聊死了
[1:13:14]	Let’s show that drunken hair of yours a night to remember. Come.	让我们给你喝醉的头发一个难忘的夜晚 来吧
[1:13:19]	To the theatre!	去剧院
[1:13:55]	Black-eyed Susan?	黑眼睛的苏珊
[1:13:57]	Yes. Pretty, black-eyed Susan she is called.	是的 漂亮的 黑眼睛的苏珊
[1:14:01]	Copperfield.	科波菲尔
[1:14:02]	They are spliced together for life.	他们是天生一对
[1:14:04]	I knew nothing of this. Who is Susan?	我没听说过 苏珊是谁
[1:14:08]	– Trotwood. – Susan.	-乔特伍德 -苏珊
[1:14:10]	I’m terribly not drunk.	我压根没喝醉
[1:14:12]	If I know one thing it’s what a drunken man looks like.	我最清楚醉汉是什么样子了
[1:14:15]	– Did Steerforth get you into this state? – No, he didn’t.	-是斯提福兹灌醉你的吗 -不是
[1:14:18]	I mean, he was there while it was happening.	不过我喝醉的时候他在场
[1:14:20]	– Who are you with, anyway? – Just…	-你是跟谁来的 -是…
[1:14:22]	Mr. Copperfield!	科波菲尔先生
[1:14:24]	– Look at us. – Hello.	-瞧瞧我们 -你好
[1:14:25]	From Canterbury to London, a reverse pilgrimage.	从坎特伯雷到伦敦 反向朝圣
[1:14:29]	That’s very good.	说得真好
[1:14:30]	Agnes, did you tell Mr. Copperfield about my new position?	艾格尼丝 你告诉科波菲尔先生我的新职位了吗
[1:14:34]	Uriah has joined the firm.	尤赖亚加入了公司
[1:14:37]	An apprentice to Mr. Wickfield.	他是威克菲尔先生的学徒
[1:14:39]	Ury couldn’t make progress any faster if he was steam-powered.	尤里的冲劲堪比蒸汽动力机
[1:14:43]	Oh, Mother, please. I redden in the face.	妈妈 别这样 我都脸红了
[1:14:48]	Nothing for me, just the wine.	我什么都不要 只要葡萄酒
[1:14:50]	They live with us now.	他们现在和我们住在一起
[1:14:52]	I hear their snores, like lovelorn toads calling across a swamp.	他们的鼾声就像失恋的癞蛤蟆在沼泽里呼唤
[1:14:57]	– And how is Dora? – Wonderful.	-朵拉怎么样 -她很好
[1:15:00]	Curly.	头发卷曲
[1:15:02]	In fact, I, um…	其实我…
[1:15:05]	I propose to intend to marriage her in the morning.	我打算明天早上向她求婚
[1:15:10]	Oh, what pleasing news.	多好的消息啊
[1:15:12]	Daisy!	黛西
[1:15:14]	Come along.	快来
[1:15:15]	– When am I going to Yarmouth? – Agnes…	-我什么时候去雅茅斯 -艾格尼丝
[1:15:18]	Don’t follow your companions, Trot.	别跟你的同伴走 乔特
[1:15:19]	You need to go to bed. Good night.	你该睡觉了 晚安
[1:15:22]	There you are.	给你
[1:15:25]	Very generous, but I may be nearing the limits of my capacity.	非常慷慨 但我可能已经接近极限了
[1:15:28]	It’ll get soaked up by my dense sponge.	都会被我结实的海绵蛋糕吸收掉的
[1:15:34]	Wait.	等一下
[1:15:36]	You called her Agnes just now, not Miss Wickfield.	你刚刚叫她艾格尼丝 而不是威克菲尔小姐
[1:15:39]	I must get back to the dramatics.	我得回去看戏了
[1:15:45]	Agnes.	艾格尼丝
[1:16:01]	♪ And would thou hack it down ♪	♪ 你会把它砍倒吗 ♪
[1:16:07]	Do you like my singing, Doady?	你喜欢听我唱歌吗 杜迪
[1:16:09]	I’m going to call you Doady. Do you mind?	我以后就叫你杜迪 你不介意吧
[1:16:13]	I love being called by other names.	我喜欢别人给我取昵称
[1:16:17]	And…	并且
[1:16:18]	in return I have a new name	作为回报 我深切希望
[1:16:23]	it is my heart’s desire to offer you.	能给你一个新昵称
[1:16:24]	Oh, no, I like Dora.	不要 我喜欢朵拉这名字
[1:16:26]	It reminds me of doors, and doors are such jolly useful things.	听起来像”门” 门是非常有用的东西
[1:16:32]	– Dora, may I be frank? – Oh, no,	-朵拉 我能直说吗 -不要
[1:16:33]	I hate hearing frank expressions.	我讨厌听到直率的表达
[1:16:36]	Say it like Jip.	模仿吉普那样说
[1:16:40]	– Really? – Mm-hm.	-真的 -嗯
[1:16:44]	I’m intoxicated with joy whenever I see you.	每次见到你 我都陶醉在欢乐之中
[1:16:49]	I love your hair and I love…	我爱你的头发 我爱…
[1:16:53]	Sorry.	抱歉
[1:16:54]	Yes, that just seemed odd.	是的 这感觉有点奇怪
[1:16:58]	I idolise and worship you.	我崇拜你 爱慕你
[1:17:00]	If you’d like me to die for you,	如果你想要我为你去死
[1:17:01]	– say the word… – Oh, no, don’t die.	-只要你开口 -不 不要死
[1:17:04]	If you were dead, you’d miss Jip’s new trick.	如果你死了 就看不到吉普的新把戏了
[1:17:06]	Speak.	说话
[1:17:07]	Speak.	说话
[1:17:08]	Speak.	说话
[1:17:10]	Speak.	说话
[1:17:14]	Dora, I’d like to ask you…	朵拉 你愿意…
[1:17:16]	Mr. Copperfield, your landlady sends a message.	科波菲尔先生 你的房东太太捎来口信
[1:17:19]	A man with a kite and a severe lady	一位拿着风筝的男士和一位严肃的女士到了
[1:17:22]	have arrived and need to see you now.	他们现在就要见你
[1:17:25]	– At my lodgings? – Yes. Now.	-在我的住处 -对 马上回去
[1:17:28]	You were going to ask me if…?	我刚刚要问我愿不愿意…
[1:17:29]	If you would wait for my question later.	愿不愿意下次再回答我的问题
[1:17:47]	– Trotwood, I’m ruined. – Like a castle.	-乔特伍德 我完了 -就像城堡坍塌
[1:17:50]	So, Mr. Dick suggested we come here.	所以迪克先生建议我们来这里
[1:17:52]	Ruined? But how can you be ruined?	完了 怎么会完了
[1:17:54]	– Like a big castle. – Because I’ve lost everything, Trot.	-就像大城堡坍塌 -因为我失去了一切 乔特
[1:17:57]	– In the mining way and the banking way. – Banking, mining.	-不管是矿业还是金融 -金融 矿业
[1:18:02]	Mr. Wickfield cannot fully explain why, but our money is gone.	威克菲尔先生也解释不清楚 但我们的钱都没了
[1:18:07]	We’ve had to say farewell to lovely Janet,	我们不得不告别可爱的珍妮特
[1:18:10]	close up the house and walk away	锁上房子 离开我们
[1:18:12]	from our beautiful garden.	美丽的花园
[1:18:14]	Like a paradise for donkeys now.	如今成了驴子的天堂
[1:18:17]	My shares have plummeted like lead droppings from a stone goose.	我的股价像石鹅的粪便一样暴跌
[1:18:22]	And all I have left are my clothes, my porcelain bird	我的家当只剩我的衣服 我的瓷鸟
[1:18:26]	and my Hesperis Diviniana.	还有我的香花芥
[1:18:28]	– It’s the plant. – And Mr. Dick.	-是一种植物 -还有迪克先生
[1:18:30]	It’s me.	是我
[1:18:32]	No, this can’t happen.	不 这不可能
[1:18:34]	I’ll never again let light and	我再也不会让光明和美好
[1:18:36]	goodness turn to gloom, as it did in my past.	变成阴郁 就像过去那样
[1:18:39]	Well, we’re not the only ones to suffer.	倒霉的不只是我们
[1:18:40]	There are two bailiffs’ carts in this street.	街上有两辆法警马车
[1:18:43]	Surely Mr. Wickfield has been monitoring your affairs?	威克菲尔先生一直都在管理你的财务吧
[1:18:45]	Mr. Wickfield has troubles of his own.	威克菲尔先生也有自己的麻烦
[1:18:47]	He often sleeps during the day.	他经常大白天就睡觉
[1:18:49]	Because of…	因为…
[1:18:52]	I have no notion what that spasmodic	我不知道你那个动作
[1:18:54]	gesture is supposed to indicate.	是什么意思
[1:18:56]	If you’re talking about overindulgence,	如果你想说他太放纵
[1:18:59]	have you returned to the bottling business of your youth?	你是否又重操小时候的装瓶旧业了
[1:19:03]	– I entertained some friends. – I beg your pardon?	-我招待了几个朋友 -你说什么
[1:19:05]	I entertained some friends last night…	昨晚我招待了几个朋友…
[1:19:06]	Well, they seemed to number the entire populace of the city.	看起来全城的市民都是你的朋友
[1:19:09]	You’ll have no money for that now.	现在你没钱搞那些了
[1:19:12]	Mr. Dick, can you cast any more light on what has happened?	迪克先生 你能再说明一下发生了什么吗
[1:19:15]	Yes, I can.	好的
[1:19:16]	The day before yesterday, she said: “Mr. Dick, I am ruined”.	前天 她说 “迪克先生 我完了”
[1:19:20]	And I said: “Oh, indeed?” And then we travelled here.	我说 “真的吗” 然后我们就来这里了
[1:19:24]	That’s not a lot of light.	这根本不算说明
[1:19:27]	We had bottled porter and sandwiches.	我们喝了瓶装啤酒 吃了三明治
[1:19:29]	Do you understand what ruin means?	你知道”完了”意味着什么吗
[1:19:32]	It means distress and want and starvation.	意味着痛苦 贫穷和饥饿
[1:19:40]	Oh, dear. Oh, dear.	天呐 天呐
[1:19:46]	“By what earthly power do you condemn me?”	“你用什么世俗力量非难与我”
[1:19:49]	“By what authority?”	“凭什么权力”
[1:19:50]	Mr. Dick, we must try to keep a cheerful countenance.	迪克先生 我们必须保持愉快的心情
[1:19:54]	– Yes? – Absolutely. Cheerful.	-好吗 -没问题 愉快
[1:19:56]	There’s what looks like a bit of meat stuck on the wall.	墙上好像卡着一块肉
[1:20:01]	What?	怎么了
[1:20:03]	We’ll ensure this cannot happen again.	我们会确保这种事不再发生
[1:20:06]	Although that’s problematic,	虽然这有点麻烦
[1:20:07]	considering I’ve no idea how it happened in the first place.	毕竟我根本不清楚怎么会发生这种事
[1:20:11]	But, of course, we’ll authorise a loan to tide you over.	当然了 我们会批准一笔贷款来帮你们渡过难关
[1:20:14]	Thank you. I promise repayment	谢谢你 我保证会尽快还款
[1:20:16]	will occur just as soon as something…	只要事情有…
[1:20:17]	Something turns up?	有转机
[1:20:20]	With respect, Mr… Excuse me.	恕我直言 你回避一下
[1:20:23]	With respect, Mr. Wickfield,	恕我直言 威克菲尔先生
[1:20:24]	I think a more sober judgement is required	我认为考虑这种性质的贷款
[1:20:26]	when considering a loan of this nature.	需要更加清醒的头脑
[1:20:29]	I am sober.	我很清醒
[1:20:30]	Mr. Copperfield, I’m afraid	科波菲尔先生
[1:20:31]	a loan is out of the question. Apologies.	恐怕贷款是不可能了 抱歉
[1:20:33]	Do you have authority here, Uriah?	你在这里有管事的权力吗 尤赖亚
[1:20:35]	Yes, and it’s Mr. Heep,	有 而且请叫我希普先生
[1:20:37]	as in Wickfield & Heep.	这里是威克菲尔和希普公司
[1:20:40]	I am a partner.	我是合伙人
[1:20:45]	Agnes, could you…?	艾格尼丝 你能不能…
[1:20:46]	We are drinking to the firm hands of Mr. Heep	我们要为希普先生干杯
[1:20:50]	who is grasping or co-grasping the tiller.	他牢牢握着 或者说合握着舵柄
[1:20:53]	Yes, we can all of us, man and woman,	是的 我们所有人 无论男女
[1:20:57]	benefit from having a partner.	都能从合伙关系中受益
[1:20:58]	Do you not agree, Agnes?	我说的不对吗 艾格尼丝
[1:21:01]	In times of trouble we must all do that which we must do.	困难时期 我们都必须做该做的事
[1:21:04]	Small heavy cakes to go with the sherry.	结实的小块蛋糕配雪利酒
[1:21:08]	Like tasty billiard balls.	就像美味的台球
[1:21:11]	Mother, have you seen?	妈妈 你看见了吗
[1:21:15]	Ury.	尤里
[1:21:17]	– Those two are weeds. – Get a drink for Mr. Wickfield.	-那俩人就是野草 -给威克菲尔先生倒杯酒
[1:21:19]	I’ve seen a pair like them before.	我见过这样的人
[1:21:22]	Unchecked, they will overrun	如果不加控制 他们就会
[1:21:23]	and choke all life and joy from this place.	在这里肆虐 扼杀一切活力和快乐
[1:21:28]	– They must be stopped. – I fear the time for that has passed.	-必须阻止他们 -恐怕为时已晚
[1:21:31]	– To partnerships. – Partnerships.	-敬合伙关系 -合伙关系
[1:21:35]	I’m far too humble to say that I’ve saved this firm, but…	我太谦虚了 不会说是我拯救了这家公司 但是
[1:21:42]	Uriah has been very good for our business.	尤赖亚对我们的生意很有帮助
[1:21:44]	He has. He’s been diversifying in smaller rental properties.	是的 他一直在经营小型出租物业
[1:21:48]	In parts of London that aren’t necessarily first choice.	在伦敦不太理想的地段
[1:21:53]	Is one of these properties to be my only choice?	你是说这种地方是我唯一的选择吗
[1:22:07]	This is your new lodgings.	这是你们的新住处
[1:22:10]	It may be not the most spacious of properties,	这可能不是最宽敞的房子
[1:22:13]	but it would suit someone in your circumstances very well indeed.	但是它非常适合你这种处境的人
[1:22:18]	I am not someone in my circumstances.	我不是我这种处境的人
[1:22:22]	No, of course.	当然不是
[1:22:24]	At least we won’t get lost in here.	至少在这里我们不会迷路
[1:22:25]	Can’t fly your kite in here.	这里不能放风筝
[1:22:28]	Well, you can’t fly a kite	当然不能
[1:22:29]	in a house anyway. There’s no breeze. See?	在屋里放风筝 屋里没有风
[1:22:32]	No, I bow to your expertise.	是的 我敬佩你的专业知识
[1:22:34]	Can’t fly his kite but he could swat an irritant.	不能放风筝 但能赶走麻烦
[1:22:38]	Well, enjoy your lodgings.	祝你们住得愉快
[1:22:40]	If any problems arise, I suggest you tend to them yourselves.	如果有什么问题 我建议你们自行处理
[1:22:46]	– He’s a fellow. – We’ll make do.	-这家伙 -我们能将就
[1:22:49]	Ale for me now. Much better	以后我就喝啤酒了
[1:22:50]	for you than wine anyway, much less bilious.	反正也比葡萄酒对身体好 也不容易恶心
[1:22:52]	I should like to make a contribution.	我想作出贡献
[1:22:56]	– Oh, Mr. Dick. – Will you…?	-迪克先生 -请坐
[1:23:01]	And it’s this.	就是这个
[1:23:08]	I would have been shut up	如果不是你收留了我
[1:23:10]	to lead a very dismal life these last years	这些年来我肯定会过着
[1:23:13]	if you hadn’t taken me in,	非常凄凉的生活
[1:23:15]	the way David’s friends took those orphans in in Yarmouth.	就像大卫的朋友在雅茅斯收留那些孤儿一样
[1:23:19]	Wait. Yarmouth. What’s today?	等一下 雅茅斯 今天周几
[1:23:22]	– I know this. Uh, Wednesday. – It’s Tuesday, Trot.	-这个我知道 周三 -是周二 乔特
[1:23:24]	Tuesday? I should be meeting Steerforth to take him to Yarmouth.	周二 我要去见斯提福兹 带他去雅茅斯
[1:23:28]	He’ll be waiting for me.	他在等我
[1:23:32]	I could postpone.	我可以推迟
[1:23:34]	No, no. Go, go.	不用 去吧
[1:23:37]	Mr. Dick and I, meanwhile, will…	与此同时 我和迪克先生
[1:23:39]	We will, uh, transform this	我们会把这里
[1:23:41]	into the most desirable mousehole in London.	改造成伦敦最称心如意的老鼠洞
[1:23:52]	Sorry! Pardon me!	抱歉 借过
[1:23:54]	Sorry, ma’am!	抱歉 女士
[1:24:10]	Apologies for my lateness. I’ve just been in my apartment,	抱歉我来晚了 我刚刚在我的公寓里
[1:24:13]	which is there…	就在里面
[1:24:16]	Two bags? Such extravagance,	两个包 这么奢侈
[1:24:19]	given how much the coach people charge.	马车收费很贵的
[1:24:22]	No, this contains laundry for my housekeeper to collect.	不是的 这是我的管家要取走的脏衣服
[1:24:28]	Curious arrangement.	好奇怪的安排
[1:24:29]	We should get to the Spread Eagle.	我们得快去飞鹰酒店了
[1:24:30]	Our coach leaves in ten minutes.	马车十分钟后就出发了
[1:24:54]	– I hope you like the boathouse. – With the lobster people?	-希望你喜欢船屋 -还有龙虾人
[1:24:57]	The lobster people are rough,	龙虾人很粗鲁
[1:24:58]	but the dwelling itself is such a sparkling sight to behold.	不过他们的住处非常赏心悦目
[1:25:07]	What a delightful residence.	多漂亮的住宅啊
[1:25:10]	In my recollection it was more colourful.	在我的记忆中颜色要更鲜艳
[1:25:15]	Peggotty?	佩格蒂
[1:25:16]	Hello! Davy.	你好 戴维
[1:25:20]	Look at you.	瞧瞧你
[1:25:22]	You’ve growed out of all knowledge. You in good kelter, boy?	你都长这么大了 身子骨还硬朗吗
[1:25:27]	Good kelter, I… are. Yes, I’m very well, thank you.	身子骨…我挺好的 谢谢
[1:25:30]	This is my dear friend, James Steerforth.	这是我的好朋友 詹姆斯·斯提福兹
[1:25:33]	This young man’s affections	这个年轻人对你们的喜爱
[1:25:35]	for you are such that I feel like I know you all.	是如此真挚 以至于我觉得我认识你们所有人
[1:25:37]	Peggotty, it’s such an honour to meet you.	佩格蒂 很荣幸见到你
[1:25:40]	You have a lovely speaking voice.	你说话的声音真动听
[1:25:43]	– That’s a very bright waistcoat. – It’s brocade. Savile Row.	-你的马甲真亮眼 -织锦做的 萨维尔街的裁缝
[1:25:47]	That’s a row in London.	那是伦敦的一条街
[1:25:50]	See, now, we mardled plenty with this ‘un when he was a nipper,	他还小的时候 我们和他的交情可深了
[1:25:53]	and we’re uncommon proud of him, thankee.	我们都为他感到非常骄傲 谢谢
[1:25:56]	That’s dialect, isn’t it?	你说的是方言 对吗
[1:25:58]	I am fascinated in how language changes around the country.	我对全国各地的语言变化很感兴趣
[1:26:02]	We can write it down for you if it’s too difficult. We can write.	如果你听不懂 我们可以帮你写下来 我们会写字
[1:26:06]	– Come through here. It’s the perfect… – Mind your head!	-过来这边 这里… -小心头
[1:26:09]	It’s the perfect little bedroom I told you about.	这里就是我跟你说过的完美的小卧室
[1:26:12]	Mind your head!	小心头
[1:26:16]	Mrs. Gummidge ain’t well.	古米治夫人身体不太好
[1:26:17]	She brings up more than she eats these days. Don’t you, my love?	这些天她吐出来的比吃进去的还多 是不是
[1:26:20]	They say it can’t be done. But I does it.	他们说不可能 但我做到了
[1:26:25]	– Look who’s here, Emily. – Davy!	-看看谁来了 艾米丽 -戴维
[1:26:28]	Mind your head.	小心头
[1:26:29]	– How are you? – Good to see you again, Davy.	-你好吗 -很高兴再次见到你 戴维
[1:26:32]	My friend, James Steerforth.	这是我朋友 詹姆斯·斯提福兹
[1:26:35]	– And to meet you, sir. – Emily.	-很高兴认识你 先生 -艾米丽
[1:26:37]	Daisy tells me that you like to climb the masts of sailing boats.	黛西告诉我你喜欢爬帆船的桅杆
[1:26:41]	You can see for miles up there.	在上面能看到几公里外的地方
[1:26:43]	All the ladies off to the ball at Browston Manor.	那些去布朗斯通庄园参加舞会的贵妇人
[1:26:45]	Did you just call Davy Daisy?	你刚刚管戴维叫黛西
[1:26:48]	Is that dialect?	那是方言吗
[1:26:50]	We’ve no food, so don’t expect food.	我们没有食物 所以别惦记着吃饭
[1:26:54]	– We do have food. – Fish.	-我们有食物 -鱼
[1:26:57]	I imagine you and Ham have been married for some years now.	我想你和哈姆已经结婚好几年了吧
[1:27:00]	– No. – Still engaged, still not married.	-没有 -还是订婚没结婚
[1:27:04]	Been saving up, though, haven’t we?	不过我们一直在存钱 不是吗
[1:27:06]	Trying to decide where we might want to live.	还没决定我们以后想住在哪里
[1:27:08]	We wanna live here,	我们想住在这里
[1:27:10]	knock up our own boathouse,	去三四百米外的海边
[1:27:10]	a couple of hundred yards up the coast.	建一座自己的船屋
[1:27:12]	Or we could go further.	或者我们可以走远一点
[1:27:14]	Of course we could. Half a mile, three quarters even.	当然可以 八百米 甚至一千二百米
[1:27:18]	Peggotty.	佩格蒂
[1:27:20]	I fear I’m going to be sick in a substantial way.	我感觉我要大吐一场了
[1:27:24]	No matter. Our floor is a beach.	没关系 我们的地板就是沙滩
[1:27:28]	– Bucket coming through. Excuse me. – I’ll just grab my bag.	-让我过去一下 -我去拿我的包
[1:27:32]	Mind your head!	小心头
[1:27:33]	It’s been a pleasure meeting you all.	很高兴认识你们
[1:27:35]	I’ll see you again very soon.	我们很快就会再见的
[1:27:40]	That stern looks like new, my friend. Splendid.	船尾看起来像新的一样 朋友 棒极了
[1:27:43]	I found it curious how almost immediately	我感到奇怪的是
[1:27:46]	and without the least effort,	斯提福兹几乎毫不费力
[1:27:48]	Steerforth managed to charm and beguile my Yarmouth friends.	就成功地迷住了我在雅茅斯的朋友们
[1:27:51]	The manager, he turns to me and he says:	经理转向我说
[1:27:54]	“I’ve had 30 people use that towel before you, sir,	“在你之前我已经给三十个人用过那条毛巾了
[1:27:58]	and you’re the first to complain that it’s dirty.”	你是第一个抱怨毛巾太脏的人”
[1:28:05]	– Look at him. – He’s faster than me.	-瞧瞧他 -他比我动作还快
[1:28:08]	Very nice knife work there, Mr. Steerforth.	刀用得不错 斯提福兹先生
[1:28:10]	Why, thank you. I could be a murderer.	谢谢 我可以当杀人犯了
[1:28:13]	Very nice work.	干得漂亮
[1:28:20]	Steerforth, Ham and Emily were just saying the same as me,	斯提福兹 哈姆和艾米丽跟我说的一样
[1:28:23]	that everyone loves James Steerforth.	人人都喜欢詹姆斯·斯提福兹
[1:28:26]	Everyone except James Steerforth, my dear friend.	除了詹姆斯·斯提福兹自己 我亲爱的朋友
[1:28:33]	Did you have enough money to pay for the drinks?	你有足够的钱付酒钱吗
[1:28:36]	– Plenty. – Are you sure?	-足够 -你确定吗
[1:28:37]	Yes, I am.	确定
[1:28:38]	Promise me, Daisy, won’t you,	黛西 答应我好吗
[1:28:41]	that you’ll think of me at my best?	你要记住我最好的一面
[1:28:44]	Promise me that much.	答应我这件事
[1:28:46]	Yes. You seem low.	我答应 你看起来很低落
[1:28:49]	– Where’s this sudden cloud come from? – Who’s up for a shanty?	-为什么突然这么阴郁 -谁想唱一曲
[1:28:54]	♪ One Friday morn when we set sail ♪	♪ 周五早晨我们启航 ♪
[1:28:58]	♪ Not very far from land ♪	♪ 离陆地不远处 ♪
[1:29:01]	♪ We there did spy a pretty maid ♪	♪ 我们发现了一位美丽的少女 ♪
[1:29:05]	♪ With a comb and a glass in her hand, hand, hand ♪	♪ 手中拿着梳子和酒杯 ♪
[1:29:10]	♪ A comb and a glass in her… ♪	♪ 手中拿着梳子和 ♪
[1:29:17]	♪ Hand ♪	♪ 酒杯 ♪
[1:29:25]	Your last night.	你的最后一晚
[1:29:26]	I’m gonna miss this little routine.	我会怀念这些日子的
[1:29:29]	There you go. Got a bit of privacy for you now.	好了 现在你有点私人空间了
[1:29:32]	– That’s all I do have at the moment. – Oh, I know, my love.	-我现在只有这些了 -我知道 亲爱的
[1:29:37]	But you had nothing, then you had something,	但你本来一无所有 然后稍微有了一点
[1:29:39]	now you’ve got nothing again,	现在又一无所有了
[1:29:40]	so stands to right you’ll have something again.	所以可以推断那些东西你还会有的
[1:29:43]	– I wish I could be so sure it worked like that. – Uncle!	-我也希望能这样确信 -叔叔
[1:29:46]	Have you seen all that herring with their guts still intact?	你看到那些还没去内脏的鲱鱼了吗
[1:29:49]	– Uncle. – What’s that Emily been up to?	-叔叔 -艾米丽在干什么
[1:29:52]	Emily’s written you a note, Uncle.	艾米丽给你写了留言 叔叔
[1:30:00]	“Dear Uncle,	“亲爱的叔叔
[1:30:01]	when you, who love me better than I deserve, read this,	我配不上你的爱 当你看到留言时
[1:30:06]	I shall have gone far away	我已经远远离开了
[1:30:08]	and will not return unless he brings me back as a lady.”	除非他让我成为贵妇人 否则我不会回来”
[1:30:13]	– Emily. – And Steerforth.	-艾米丽 -还有斯提福兹
[1:30:17]	They’ll be in the boat he rented.	他们会在他租的船上
[1:30:22]	We set off in the morning,	我们早上出发
[1:30:24]	and I pray you do not come after.	我祈祷你不要追来
[1:30:28]	Ham, love some good girl that’ll be true to you.	哈姆 找个忠于你的好女孩去爱
[1:30:33]	Emily! Emily, jump!	艾米丽 艾米丽 跳下来
[1:30:35]	No, Ham!	不 哈姆
[1:30:36]	And forget me as if I died and were buried somewhere.	忘了我 就当我死了 葬在别处了
[1:30:39]	Steerforth!	斯提福兹
[1:30:42]	Send word if that louse’s mother knows where they’ve gone.	如果那人渣的妈妈知道他们去哪了 就给我捎个信
[1:30:51]	Don’t search for me.	别来寻我
[1:30:54]	Don’t come looking.	别来找我
[1:30:59]	For you will not know me…	因为即使你找到我
[1:31:03]	even if you find me.	也不会认出我
[1:31:07]	For he will have made me a lady.	因为他会让我成为贵妇人
[1:31:12]	A lady? She’s far below him. A lady!	贵妇人 她的身份太低贱了 还想当贵夫人
[1:31:18]	Could you?	拿走好吗
[1:31:22]	All I’ve chosen to ignore in your son of snobbery…	我选择忽视了你儿子的自以为是
[1:31:27]	and an unyielding, wilful spirit I see in you, madam.	还有你不怀好意的偏执态度 夫人
[1:31:31]	I beg your pardon?	你说什么
[1:31:35]	Do you see this?	看到这个了吗
[1:31:37]	– It’s tea. – And this and this and this. Tea.	-这是茶 -还有这个和这个和这个 都是茶
[1:31:40]	Every Wednesday, James joins me here for tea	每周三 詹姆斯都来和我一起喝茶
[1:31:42]	and this tea shall not	这杯茶
[1:31:44]	be removed from the table until he returns.	在他回来之前都要摆在桌上
[1:31:47]	That shall be his welcome.	那就是给他的欢迎
[1:31:49]	Well, I’m sure he’ll find it cold and stale. Door.	他肯定会觉得又凉又不新鲜 开门
[1:31:58]	And as for her, if there were any word of comfort	至于她 如果有什么话
[1:32:01]	that would be of solace to her in her dying hour,	能在她弥留之际给她安慰的话
[1:32:03]	I wouldn’t part with it for life itself.	我是绝对不会说的
[1:32:08]	– You looking for a lift, sir? – No.	-要搭车吗 先生 -不用
[1:32:17]	I think I know what you’re about to say.	我知道你要说什么
[1:32:19]	You have no reason to worry about my answer.	你完全不用担心我的回答
[1:32:21]	I need to tell you…	我得告诉你
[1:32:24]	I have no money.	我没有钱
[1:32:26]	I don’t fully understand.	我不太明白
[1:32:30]	– I’m poor. – Well, no matter.	-我很穷 -没关系
[1:32:33]	But, Jip must have a mutton chop every day at 12	但是 吉普每天中午十二点必须吃一块羊排
[1:32:36]	or he will die.	否则它会死的
[1:32:37]	Precisely. So how, my love,	没错 那么 亲爱的
[1:32:39]	should we get the meat?	我们该怎么买肉呢
[1:32:44]	So, my answer is yes.	我的回答是肯定的
[1:32:45]	I will marry you, Doady.	我愿意嫁给你 杜迪
[1:32:48]	Let’s go and tell Papa.	我们去告诉爸爸吧
[1:32:49]	Let’s do that, for I am so happy.	就这么办 因为我太高兴了
[1:32:54]	– Did he…? – He did!	-他有没有… -有
[1:32:56]	Congratulations,	祝贺你们
[1:32:59]	Dora and Trotwood.	朵拉和乔特伍德
[1:33:05]	That is wonderful.	那太好了
[1:33:07]	You will have a happy lifetime.	你会度过幸福的一生
[1:33:10]	Lifetime?	一生
[1:33:11]	60 years at least.	至少六十年
[1:33:14]	Too many people in this street for me to get a run with my kite.	这条街上人太多了 我没法放风筝
[1:33:18]	Now, look.	看那边
[1:33:21]	Can’t go that way, Mr. Dick.	不能去那边 迪克先生
[1:33:22]	The gentleman who makes my waistcoats is up there	给我做马甲的那位先生在那边
[1:33:25]	and I haven’t been able to fully clear my debt with him, so…	我还没有完全还清欠他的债
[1:33:30]	We’ll head over this way.	我们走这边
[1:33:39]	Mr…? Mr. Micawber?	米考伯先生
[1:33:42]	Mr. Micawber?	米考伯先生
[1:33:45]	My dear young friend.	我亲爱的年轻朋友
[1:33:49]	And I believe Mr. Dixon?	你就是狄克逊先生吧
[1:33:51]	– Are you well? – Never better.	-你还好吗 -再好不过了
[1:33:55]	– Right. – And how’s Mrs. Micawber?	-好的 -米考伯夫人怎么样
[1:33:58]	In even finer fettle than I am.	她比我还精神
[1:34:01]	There she is over there.	她就在那边
[1:34:03]	With our happy tribe of dependents.	和我们幸福的孩子们在一起
[1:34:08]	Do you live on the streets now?	你们现在流落街头吗
[1:34:10]	Well, we do currently exist primarily al fresco	我们目前主要生存于户外
[1:34:13]	but with all the advantages that that entails.	但这种生活有其独到之处
[1:34:16]	It’s much better living outside.	住在户外比室内好多了
[1:34:18]	Every meal’s a picnic.	每顿饭都是野餐
[1:34:20]	Segment?	分着吃
[1:34:22]	Thank you.	谢谢你
[1:34:26]	David Copperfield.	大卫·科波菲尔
[1:34:28]	Might you help me, Master David?	你能帮帮我吗 大卫少爷
[1:34:30]	Yes. What do you need?	好的 你需要什么
[1:34:31]	I popped me concertina with the Floral Street pawnbroker.	我把我的手风琴卖给花卉街的当铺老板了
[1:34:36]	I’d love it back	我想买回来
[1:34:37]	but he knows me	但他认识我
[1:34:39]	and he will charge much more than the six bob that it’s worth.	他肯定会收取比原本的六先令更高的价钱
[1:34:42]	I need a surrogate.	我需要一个代理
[1:34:48]	How much for the concertina?	手风琴多少钱
[1:34:49]	Ten bob.	十先令
[1:34:53]	What if I offered you six shillings?	要是我给你六先令呢
[1:34:57]	No.	不行
[1:34:59]	But I can let you have a fishing rod	但是六先令可以买
[1:35:04]	for six shillings.	一根鱼竿
[1:35:14]	Is that a concertina?	这是手风琴吗
[1:35:16]	With all due respect, is that a concertina?	恕我直言 这是手风琴吗
[1:35:18]	It’s not a concertina.	不是手风琴
[1:35:19]	No. What we need is the concertina.	对 我们要的是手风琴
[1:35:23]	You tricked me.	你骗了我
[1:35:24]	All right. You can have the damn squeezebox.	好吧 手风琴可以卖给你
[1:35:28]	For 11 shillings.	十一先令
[1:35:31]	Actually, no.	其实不行
[1:35:32]	Twelve shillings. Thirteen shillings. A pound.	十二先令 十三先令 一镑
[1:35:35]	You can have it for a pound.	一镑就卖给你
[1:35:38]	How much for the mad wax biscuits?	那些蜡做的饼干多少钱
[1:35:41]	Yeah. The wax seals.	那些是蜡封
[1:35:43]	Interesting story about them, actually.	它们背后的故事其实很有趣
[1:35:45]	I basically…	我基本上…
[1:35:47]	Run! I’m a criminal!	快跑 我是个罪犯
[1:35:49]	There’s the concertina!	手风琴拿到了
[1:35:54]	I preferred, I think, the larger apartment.	我想我更喜欢大一点的公寓
[1:36:00]	We were sadly not able to express a preference.	遗憾的是 我们没有选择的余地
[1:36:03]	I’m sure it’s only small because Doady is saving for a castle.	杜迪肯定是为了攒钱买城堡才住小公寓的
[1:36:07]	Is he really, do you think?	你真这么觉得吗
[1:36:09]	Will the lady be in soon with some tea?	那位女士很快会来送茶吗
[1:36:13]	I will fetch some tea.	我去倒茶
[1:36:15]	The lady does not exist.	那位女士并不存在
[1:36:17]	I’m sorry to hear that. Will she ever?	那太遗憾了 她会存在吗
[1:36:21]	Dora, when I was your age,	朵拉 我像你这么大的时候
[1:36:24]	I made an unsuitable marriage.	我和一个男人组建了
[1:36:28]	With a man. I’ve, bitterly regretted it ever since.	不合适的婚姻 从那以后我就非常后悔
[1:36:33]	We were simply very young and incompatible.	我们非常年轻 毫不相配
[1:36:46]	I’m so sorry you found the wrong man.	真遗憾你嫁错人了
[1:36:48]	It makes me doubly happy that I found the right one.	但这让我倍加开心 因为我要嫁的人是对的
[1:36:53]	Bless me, you’re very young.	上帝保佑 你可真年轻
[1:37:05]	– If anything, it plays sweeter than before. – Bravo.	-要我说 比以前音色更美了 -真棒
[1:37:09]	What an adventure we have had.	我们的冒险真精彩
[1:37:11]	You know, you should write about all of this.	你应该把这些都写下来
[1:37:14]	Peggotty!	佩格蒂
[1:37:17]	Peggotty.	佩格蒂
[1:37:18]	Davy, my precious potato.	戴维 我亲爱的小土豆
[1:37:23]	– Mr. Micawber. Mr. Dick. – It’s Peggotty.	-米考伯先生 迪克先生 -这是佩格蒂
[1:37:25]	What brings you to London?	你怎么来伦敦了
[1:37:27]	Well, Dan and Ham asked me to come.	丹和哈姆让我来的
[1:37:29]	You know, they’ve been searching all this time for Emily.	他们一直在找艾米丽
[1:37:31]	Emily!	艾米丽
[1:37:33]	They’ve been up and down the country trying to look for her.	他们跑遍了全国到处找她
[1:37:36]	Ham even sailed all the way to France	哈姆甚至一路航行到法国
[1:37:38]	cos he heard that Emily and… that man had been seen.	因为他听说有人看见了艾米丽和…那个男人
[1:37:41]	But now they’re looking in London.	但现在他们在伦敦寻找
[1:37:43]	They’ve narrowed it down to a few streets to the east.	他们把范围缩小到东边的几条街了
[1:37:47]	They’ve gonna find her, Davy. I just know it.	他们会找到她的 戴维 我确信
[1:37:49]	A most arduous expedition.	真是艰苦的探险
[1:37:52]	I doff what remains of my hat to them.	我用仅剩的帽子向他们致敬
[1:37:54]	You need to love those that help you out	你要爱那些帮助你的人
[1:37:56]	and help out the ones you love.	帮助那些你爱的人
[1:37:57]	That’s a Peggotty proverb.	这是佩格蒂的格言
[1:37:59]	You’re a very charitable woman.	你真是个仁慈的女人
[1:38:04]	Mr. Micawber…	米考伯先生
[1:38:07]	I’d love to.	我很乐意
[1:38:11]	Where shall I put these?	我该把这些放到哪里
[1:38:13]	Which one of you requires a change of nature? Come on.	你们谁需要方便 快点
[1:38:17]	Are my… papers anywhere?	我的文稿在哪
[1:38:21]	And you’ve…	你从来
[1:38:22]	You’ve never given a professional recital?	你从来没有举办过专业演奏会
[1:38:25]	That’s a very perceptive question.	这是一个非常有洞察力的问题
[1:38:27]	I have never been seriously approached.	从来没有人认真对待过我
[1:38:29]	Peggotty, have you seen my papers anywhere?	佩格蒂 你看到我的文稿了吗
[1:38:32]	You should write a story	你应该把我们在当铺的冒险
[1:38:34]	about our adventure at the pawn shop.	写成一篇故事
[1:38:36]	That would make a cracking tale.	肯定会是一篇精彩的故事
[1:38:38]	I should try to write it down if I could just find my…	我会试着写写看 只要我能找到我的…
[1:38:41]	– Papers. – No, no, no, Trot. No, not “try”.	-文稿 -不不不 乔特 不是”试着”
[1:38:44]	You will write it down.	你一定要写
[1:38:45]	– You’re a writer, Trot. – Hear, hear!	-你是个作家 乔特 -说得对
[1:38:47]	Where should I write?	我去哪写
[1:38:48]	I can barely move my elbows in here.	这里挤得连胳膊都动不了
[1:38:50]	– Shall we…? – Yeah, I think we should.	-我们是不是… -没错 你说得对
[1:38:52]	Step this way.	这边走
[1:38:54]	We’ve prepared somewhere for you to write, Trot.	我们为你准备了写作的地方 乔特
[1:38:57]	Next batch of children for the chamber pot.	下一批孩子来用便壶
[1:38:59]	You probably want a bit of privacy. Sorry. Come on.	你可能需要点私人空间 抱歉 快走
[1:39:01]	– It’s a little room. – Write time.	-是个小房间 -写作时间
[1:39:05]	Peace and quiet.	清静一下
[1:39:13]	“A house made from a boat.”	“用船建造的房子”
[1:39:16]	“Draw a house or draw a boat.”	“要么画房子 要么画船”
[1:39:20]	“Or draw a boat.”	“要么画船”
[1:39:26]	Do you see this?	看到这个了吗
[1:39:27]	“Do you see this?”	“看到这个了吗”
[1:39:28]	It’s tea.	“这是茶”
[1:39:29]	“Tea.”	“茶”
[1:39:30]	– It’s tea. – “It’s tea.”	-这是茶 -“这是茶”
[1:39:33]	This tea shall not be removed from the table until he returns.	这杯茶在他回来之前都要摆在桌上
[1:39:37]	“Until he returns.”	“在他回来之前”
[1:39:39]	She was a clever woman.	她是个聪明的女人
[1:39:42]	She brought everything to a grindstone and sharpened it	她把一切都放在磨刀石上磨
[1:39:45]	as she had sharpened her own face and figure over the years.	就像多年来她磨利了自己的脸和身形一样
[1:39:48]	She was now all edge.	如今她浑身利刃
[1:39:53]	Mr. Micawber,	米考伯先生
[1:39:55]	a rake-thin, middle-aged person,	是个瘦削的中年人
[1:39:57]	carried a jaunty sort of stick.	手里拿着一根神气活现的棍子
[1:39:59]	More creditors. Just…	又出现了更多债主
[1:40:01]	His methods for avoiding creditors	他躲债的方法
[1:40:03]	were as inventive as they were elaborate.	既精妙绝伦 又别出心裁
[1:40:10]	I know who you are!	我知道你是谁
[1:40:11]	Come here!	过来
[1:40:14]	Work hard.	努力工作
[1:40:15]	Procrastination is the thief of time, David.	拖延是时间的小偷 大卫
[1:40:18]	Collar him!	抓住他
[1:40:19]	“Collar him!”	“抓住他”
[1:40:21]	In my factory	在我的工厂里
[1:40:22]	pistons nodded like melancholy mad elephants.	活塞像忧郁而疯狂的大象一样点头
[1:40:26]	I became one of those who live solitarily in great cities,	我成了那些孤独地生活在大城市里的人中的一员
[1:40:29]	like in a bucket of a human well.	就像一口人井里的桶
[1:40:31]	You can’t take from someone who has nothing!	一个人已经一无所有了 你还能夺走他什么
[1:40:33]	I deserve more than this, far more.	我不该受到这种对待 远不应该
[1:40:35]	I need more, sir. Please, sir.	我需要更多 求你了 先生
[1:40:39]	My Aunt Betsey was a tall, hard-featured lady…	我的姑婆贝琪是一位身材高挑 面貌严厉的女士
[1:40:42]	Janet!	珍妮特
[1:40:43]	…with quick bright eyes	她有着明亮敏锐的眼睛
[1:40:44]	and the most kind and forgiving spirit.	以及最善良宽容的心灵
[1:40:48]	My mind is as clear as a soap bubble!	我的头脑像肥皂泡一样清晰
[1:40:51]	Mr. Dick moved as if playing the kettledrums.	迪克先生的动作好像在打定音鼓
[1:40:54]	Peggotty had cheeks and arms so hard and red	佩格蒂的脸颊和胳膊又红又硬
[1:40:57]	that I wondered the birds did not peck her instead of the apples.	我真想知道鸟儿是不是啄她而不是啄苹果
[1:41:00]	Mr. Murdstone was firm.	摩德斯通先生态度强硬
[1:41:02]	Nobody in his world was to be so firm as Mr. Murdstone,	在他的世界里没人比他更强硬
[1:41:05]	for everybody was to be bent to his firmness.	因为人人都要屈服于他的强硬
[1:41:10]	Everyone except James Steerforth, my dear friend.	除了詹姆斯·斯提福兹自己 我亲爱的朋友
[1:41:13]	There was a passionate dejection in Steerforth’s manner	斯提福兹的举止中有一种令我惊讶的
[1:41:16]	that amazed me.	激情和沮丧
[1:41:17]	What a confident gentleman he is.	他真是位自信的绅士啊
[1:41:19]	Uriah Heep hovered like a great vulture,	尤赖亚·希普像一只秃鹫一样盘旋着
[1:41:22]	gorging himself on our company.	贪婪地吞食着我们的同伴
[1:41:24]	I’m thrilled to make your acquaintance, Master Copperfield.	很高兴认识你 科波菲尔少爷
[1:41:28]	“Master Copperfield.”	“科波菲尔少爷”
[1:41:30]	I’m in deep humility.	不胜荣幸
[1:41:32]	It’s as if he lives in your nose and is keen to get home.	就好像他住在你的鼻子里 渴望回家一样
[1:41:36]	Agnes.	艾格尼丝
[1:41:37]	Yes.	什么事
[1:41:38]	Agnes. Agnes. Agnes.	艾格尼丝 艾格尼丝 艾格尼丝
[1:41:40]	You look very striking.	你真漂亮
[1:41:42]	I’m in love. Utterly.	我坠入爱河了 真的
[1:41:43]	They will overrun and choke all life and joy from this place.	他们就会在这里肆虐 扼杀一切活力和快乐
[1:41:47]	They must be stopped, Agnes.	必须阻止他们 艾格尼丝
[1:41:52]	For weeks Agnes had been observing Heep’s every movement	几周以来 艾格尼丝一直在小心翼翼地观察
[1:41:56]	with meticulous care.	希普的每一个举动
[1:41:58]	Finally, she entered the dwelling in high spirits.	终于 她兴高采烈地走进了家里
[1:42:06]	The door was open. Is this anyone’s little boy?	门是开着的 这是谁的孩子吗
[1:42:09]	Think he’s one of ours, yes.	应该是我们的 是的
[1:42:11]	Goodness. So many people.	天呐 这么多人
[1:42:13]	Will the floor hold up?	地板能撑得住吗
[1:42:15]	Miss Trotwood, do you have a letter bearing my father’s signature?	乔特伍德女士 你有没有带有我父亲签名的信
[1:42:18]	One moment. One moment.	等一下 等一下
[1:42:20]	Agnes. Is something wrong?	艾格尼丝 出什么事了吗
[1:42:23]	Something’s about to be made right.	有些事即将被拨乱返正
[1:42:26]	I think maybe this. There it is.	应该就是这个 给你
[1:42:29]	Yes.	是的
[1:42:31]	Uriah Heep’s fate is in here.	尤赖亚·希普的命运就在于此
[1:42:33]	But I need your help. Gather round.	但我需要你们的帮助 围过来
[1:42:36]	Gather. Gather round.	围过来 围过来
[1:42:43]	Mr. Copperfield and Miss Wickfield.	科波菲尔先生和威克菲尔小姐
[1:42:45]	Two fields.	两个菲尔[田地]
[1:42:47]	Neither lying fallow, I hope.	但愿都不是休耕地
[1:42:48]	– Clever. – Tiresome.	-真机灵 -讨人厌
[1:42:50]	Yes, I was being polite.	是的 我只是出于礼貌
[1:42:51]	You’re not busy, Uriah?	你不忙吧 尤赖亚
[1:42:53]	Mr. Heep is very busy.	希普先生很忙
[1:42:56]	Doing the work of two men, sadly.	要做两人份的工作 很不幸
[1:42:58]	Well, Mr. Heep, we’re here to talk to you	希普先生 我们想跟你谈谈
[1:43:01]	about Miss Trotwood’s investments.	乔特伍德女士的投资
[1:43:03]	More people. It’s a party.	又来人了 这是要开派对
[1:43:05]	This doesn’t feel like a party.	感觉不像是派对
[1:43:07]	Shall I make us a bowl of punch?	我给大家调一碗潘趣酒好吗
[1:43:10]	We need a lemon.	我们需要柠檬
[1:43:10]	Miss Trotwood, you look like you’re sucking one.	乔特伍德女士 你的脸色比柠檬还黄
[1:43:12]	Now, you fellow…	你这家伙
[1:43:16]	Mr. Heep, you have stolen my money	希普先生 你偷了我的钱
[1:43:18]	and you have embezzled funds from this firm.	还挪用了这家公司的资金
[1:43:21]	That’s slander.	这是诽谤
[1:43:22]	– Anyone else here wanna defame me? – I do!	-这里还有人想诽谤我吗 -我想
[1:43:25]	And me.	还有我
[1:43:26]	I put it to you	我告诉你
[1:43:27]	that, for your own pecuniary aggrandisement,	你为了自己的金钱利益
[1:43:31]	you falsified documents	伪造文件
[1:43:34]	in order to mystify an individual	迷惑了一个
[1:43:36]	whom I will designate in code as Mr. W.	我称之为威先生的人
[1:43:40]	Wickfield?	是威克菲尔吗
[1:43:42]	– Maybe. – Prove it.	-也许吧 -那就证明啊
[1:43:43]	To prove it we would need access to certain documents.	为了证明这一点 我们需要获取某些文件
[1:43:46]	But, Agnes, wherever might we find such documents?	但我们要去哪找那些文件呢 艾格尼丝
[1:43:51]	I believe they used to be in that bureau.	我记得文件曾经就在那个书桌里
[1:43:57]	All you’ve done is prove you’re thieves.	你们所做的只是证明了自己是小偷
[1:43:59]	You’ve stolen my documents.	你们偷了我的文件
[1:44:00]	Stole?	偷
[1:44:01]	Can Mr. Wickfield’s daughter not tidy up her father’s paper?	威克菲尔先生的女儿不能帮父亲整理文件吗
[1:44:04]	They were in a locked drawer.	那些文件锁在抽屉里了
[1:44:05]	I’m an enthusiastic tidier.	我整理的时候很有激情
[1:44:06]	You stole this lady’s house, you stupid little turnip.	你偷了这位女士的房子 你个愚蠢的小萝卜
[1:44:09]	Mr. Dick, what do you think?	迪克先生 你怎么看
[1:44:15]	– Swans. – Where?	-天鹅 -在哪
[1:44:17]	– Swans? – Swans?	-天鹅 -天鹅
[1:44:18]	– Swans! – Swans.	-天鹅 -天鹅
[1:44:21]	I’ve been studying these,	我一直在研究这些
[1:44:23]	and when Mr. Wickfield signs his name,	威克菲尔先生签名的时候
[1:44:26]	the W looks like a swan.	“威”看起来像只天鹅
[1:44:29]	But when Mr. Heep mimics his signature,	但希普先生模仿他的签名时
[1:44:31]	his W looks like an upturned hip bath.	他写的”威”看起来像个倒扣的坐浴盆
[1:44:35]	You forged my signature!	你伪造了我的签名
[1:44:37]	You’re the source of this calamity, Heep.	你是这场灾难的根源 希普
[1:44:40]	A thousand curses upon you.	我诅咒你一千回
[1:44:41]	I take it back. A thousand and four.	我收回刚才的话 是一千零四回
[1:44:43]	Agnes, if you have any love for your babbling father,	艾格尼丝 如果你还爱你那喋喋不休的父亲
[1:44:47]	you’ll leave this gang and marry me.	那就离开这帮人 嫁给我吧
[1:44:49]	– I will ruin him otherwise. – Never.	-否则我就毁了他 -绝不
[1:44:50]	Ury, make terms. Be humble.	尤里 谈条件 要谦逊
[1:44:53]	No, Mother!	不 妈妈
[1:44:55]	No more! No more of this!	再也不要了
[1:44:57]	No more pulling off our caps, making bows.	再也不要脱帽鞠躬
[1:45:02]	Knowing our place and abasing ourselves before our betters!	认清自己的地位 在上等人面前卑躬屈膝
[1:45:05]	No more of it!	再也不要了
[1:45:07]	Do you know what I want?	你知道我想要什么吗
[1:45:08]	What? A straitjacket? A husband?	想要什么 紧身衣 丈夫
[1:45:11]	– I want my home. – Well, I ain’t got it.	-我想要我的家 -不在我手里
[1:45:15]	You and yours have always hated me and mine.	你和你的家人一直都恨我和我的家人
[1:45:17]	And who are ya?	你们算什么东西
[1:45:19]	A fine set of people.	好一群人物
[1:45:20]	You, Copperfield, were pure scum	你 科波菲尔 在别人施舍你之前
[1:45:22]	before anyone had charity on ya.	你就是个彻头彻尾的人渣
[1:45:25]	And you, Miss T, you’re a grim old prospect.	而你 乔女士 你个没希望的老东西
[1:45:28]	No wonder your old man knocked you about.	难怪你丈夫对你拳打脚踢
[1:45:38]	Now stove his head in with a cake.	现在用蛋糕把他的头砸扁
[1:45:40]	And in case that wasn’t clear enough,	如果这还不够清楚
[1:45:42]	you’re dismissed with immediate effect.	你被解雇了 立即生效
[1:45:44]	You were always a puppy with a proud stomach,	你一直都是条趾高气昂的哈巴狗
[1:45:47]	riding on the coat tails of that vile creature who called you Daisy.	跟在那个叫你黛西的卑鄙小人身后摇尾乞怜
[1:45:51]	Trotwood.	是乔特伍德
[1:45:52]	– Davy. – Doady.	-是戴维 -是杜迪
[1:45:54]	My name is David Copperfield.	我的名字叫大卫·科波菲尔
[1:45:57]	I forgive ya, Mr. Copperfield.	我原谅你 科波菲尔先生
[1:45:59]	It is not for you to forgive anyone, Mr. Heep.	轮不到你来原谅任何人 希普先生
[1:46:02]	Isn’t that right, Jip?	我说得对吗 吉普
[1:46:04]	Yes, it is.	说得对
[1:46:06]	What’s she doing here?	她来干什么
[1:46:11]	There’s no reason for me to be here.	我没有理由来这里
[1:46:15]	I wasn’t there.	我不在场
[1:46:16]	Heep happened yesterday, and I was away.	希普的事是昨天发生的 我不在
[1:46:18]	I know, but I’m writing it now and I want you to be in it.	我知道 但我现在想把你写进去
[1:46:21]	I fear I don’t properly fit.	我担心我不适合
[1:46:24]	I want you to be in all my stories.	我希望你出现在我所有的故事里
[1:46:28]	No, I don’t belong. Write me out of it.	不 我不属于那里 把我去掉
[1:46:31]	But I still want to be of some use.	但我还是想帮你的忙
[1:46:35]	May I hold your pens?	我能帮你拿笔吗
[1:46:51]	– Do let me know when you need a new pen. – Yes.	-你想换笔的时候一定要告诉我 -好
[1:47:00]	I really don’t fit.	我真的不适合
[1:47:05]	Write me out, Doady.	把我去掉吧 杜迪
[1:47:18]	– Davy! Davy! – Yes.	-戴维 戴维 -什么事
[1:47:21]	You have to come right now.	你必须马上过来
[1:47:23]	I think we’ve found Emily.	我想我们找到艾米丽了
[1:47:39]	Someone saw her in this building.	有人看见她在这栋楼里
[1:47:41]	I hope she’s here.	希望她在这里
[1:47:42]	That’s Mrs. Steerforth’s carriage.	那是斯提福兹夫人的马车
[1:47:44]	Does that mean her son’s with her?	就是说她儿子和艾米丽在一起吗
[1:47:45]	– Em? – Emily?	-艾米 -艾米丽
[1:47:47]	Emily, my love, Peggotty’s here.	艾米丽 亲爱的 佩格蒂来了
[1:47:49]	Emily!	艾米丽
[1:47:51]	Emily.	艾米丽
[1:47:54]	– Emily, we’re here. – Emily?	-艾米丽 我们来了 -艾米丽
[1:47:58]	Do you ever think of the home you have wrecked?	你有没有想过你毁掉的那个家
[1:48:02]	Of course.	当然想过
[1:48:04]	Every day.	每天都想
[1:48:06]	– Poor Uncle. – Not your home.	-可怜的叔叔 -不是你家
[1:48:08]	His. Mine.	他家 我家
[1:48:11]	A veil of shame hangs over me because of what you made my son do.	你让我儿子做出的事使我蒙羞
[1:48:14]	Where is he?	他在哪
[1:48:15]	– I don’t know. – I can hear her.	-我不知道 -我听到她的声音了
[1:48:17]	Through here. Emily!	走这边 艾米丽
[1:48:18]	Worthless creature!	没用的东西
[1:48:19]	– She’s in here. – Tell me!	-她在这 -告诉我
[1:48:20]	– Emily! – Leave me alone!	-艾米丽 -放开我
[1:48:22]	I imagine you want this discarded toy.	我猜你想要这个被抛弃的玩物
[1:48:24]	She was just a trifle for the occupation of an hour!	她只不过是用来打发一小时的贱人
[1:48:27]	Enough, madam. That is vile.	够了 夫人 你太恶毒了
[1:48:29]	When James was at his truest he loved me.	当詹姆斯最真诚的时候 他爱我
[1:48:32]	I will leave when I have news of my son, and not before.	只有知道了我儿子的消息 我才会离开
[1:48:35]	Do you understand me?	你们明白吗
[1:48:36]	Tell her, Em, and then let’s leave. Please.	告诉她 然后我们就离开 求你了
[1:48:39]	Let’s get going.	我们快走吧
[1:48:40]	This house feels like it’s gonna blow away.	这房子感觉要被吹飞了
[1:48:42]	There’s a big storm coming.	暴风雨要来了
[1:48:43]	We’d better leave now.	我们最好现在就离开
[1:48:44]	At least tell me, Em, if you won’t tell her.	如果你不想告诉她 那至少告诉我
[1:48:48]	Is that snake with you?	那个阴险小人和你在一起吗
[1:48:50]	No.	不在
[1:48:53]	He fled from me.	他甩下了我
[1:48:55]	In France.	在法国的时候
[1:48:58]	Steerforth abandoned you?	斯提福兹抛弃了你
[1:49:01]	I’m no good for you.	我配不上你
[1:49:03]	I’m no good for anyone.	我谁都配不上
[1:49:05]	Think of me at my best.	记住我最好的一面
[1:49:10]	How can you do that and still call yourself a man?	你做出这种事还配当男人吗
[1:49:13]	I’ve been here ever since,	从那以后 我一直在这里
[1:49:15]	scared I might never be forgiven.	害怕我永远不会被原谅
[1:49:17]	My love, of course you’re forgiven.	亲爱的 我们当然原谅你
[1:49:20]	Do you know, does Steerforth plan to return?	你知道斯提福兹还打算回来吗
[1:49:22]	Yes, he does.	他打算回来
[1:49:24]	Tomorrow night. He’s sailing into Yarmouth.	明天晚上 他要去雅茅斯
[1:49:27]	He wants to say sorry, Davy.	他想去道歉 戴维
[1:49:29]	Tomorrow? That’s mad.	明天 太疯狂了
[1:49:31]	The storm will be at its peak. It’s suicide.	暴风雨将达到顶峰 简直是自杀
[1:49:36]	Come on, lend a hand!	来 帮个忙
[1:49:39]	Quickly, now!	快点
[1:49:42]	Come on, now!	快点
[1:49:46]	What’s happened?	怎么回事
[1:49:48]	A wreck close by, sir.	附近沉船了 先生
[1:49:50]	How many in? How many out?	船上有几个人 逃出来几个人
[1:49:51]	Two out.	逃出来两个
[1:49:53]	Second man out now.	第二个刚逃出来
[1:49:55]	At least one more out there.	船上至少还有一个人
[1:50:01]	That’s Steerforth.	是斯提福兹
[1:50:02]	Mates, make me ready.	伙计们 帮我准备好
[1:50:04]	Get me some rope. I’m going in.	给我绳子 我要过去
[1:50:06]	Please, no.	不要
[1:50:07]	Ham, you can’t. You know who that is.	哈姆 你不能去 你知道那是谁
[1:50:09]	If my time has come, then it’s come,	如果我死了 那就死吧
[1:50:10]	but I am not watching another man die,	但我不能眼看着另一个人死掉
[1:50:12]	even if it’s that man there. Rope.	即使那个人是他 绳子
[1:50:15]	Tie it right. Tie it right.	绑好 绑好
[1:50:17]	– Boy, I don’t want you to do this. – Ham!	-孩子 我不想让你这么做 -哈姆
[1:50:22]	Ham!	哈姆
[1:50:28]	– It’s like he’s taunting us. – No.	-就像他在嘲笑我们 -不是
[1:50:31]	Not taunting us.	不是嘲笑我们
[1:50:33]	Maybe taunting himself.	也许是嘲笑自己
[1:50:38]	– Go on, Ham! – Ham!	-加油 哈姆 -哈姆
[1:50:46]	Steerforth!	斯提福兹
[1:50:50]	We have to go now!	我们得赶快走
[1:50:54]	Steerforth, come to me.	斯提福兹 过来
[1:50:57]	Give me your hand.	把手给我
[1:51:00]	Steerforth!	斯提福兹
[1:51:07]	He was lost beneath the rugged foam.	他消失在汹涌的泡沫之下
[1:51:12]	I stood…	我站在那里
[1:51:14]	unable to move a step.	一步也动不了
[1:51:18]	“Does he live?”, I asked.	“他还活着吗” 我问
[1:51:30]	He was everything.	他是我的一切
[1:51:33]	I wanted him to live, Davy,	我想让他活下去 戴维
[1:51:35]	whatever he’d done.	不管他做了什么
[1:51:38]	But, by God, I wish to God you’d never brought him here,	但是我真希望你从没把他带来这里
[1:51:41]	into our world to ruin it.	带来这里毁掉我们的世界
[1:51:44]	I brought you here.	你是我带来的
[1:51:46]	And Emily. And Mrs. Gummidge.	艾米丽和古米治夫人也是
[1:51:48]	Now, you have a care, Ham.	你说话小心点 哈姆
[1:51:49]	This isn’t Davy’s fault.	这不是戴维的错
[1:51:55]	Em.	艾米
[1:52:07]	No!	不
[1:52:10]	And now I have nothing left to tell.	现在我的故事讲完了
[1:52:14]	Unless, indeed, I were to confess	除非我要承认
[1:52:17]	that this narrative is far more than mere fiction.	这个故事远远不是纯粹的虚构
[1:52:21]	It is, in fact, written memory,	实际上 这是书面的记忆
[1:52:25]	wherein loss and love	其中失去和爱
[1:52:28]	live forever side by side.	永远并存
[1:52:32]	Agnes, sometimes in my writing I can say things…	艾格尼丝 有时候在作品中我可以说…
[1:52:37]	I will love you all my life.	我会爱你一辈子
[1:52:44]	Its people are as real as earth.	其中的人物和这个世界一样真实
[1:52:47]	And my truest hope	我最真诚的期望
[1:52:50]	is that I might grow half as strong and wise	就是在讲述他们的故事时
[1:52:53]	in the telling of their story	能有他们在生活中成长时
[1:52:55]	as they have grown in the living of it.	一半的坚强和睿智
[1:52:59]	Thank you.	谢谢大家
[1:53:26]	Hello. Hello, you little darling.	你好 小宝贝
[1:53:29]	Hello.	你好
[1:53:36]	Are you smiling?	你在笑吗
[1:53:51]	“Kite” as a verb. It’s very good.	“风筝”当动词用 真不错
[1:53:53]	All right, Master Davy?	好吗 戴维少爷
[1:53:55]	You know, in your book,	在你的书里
[1:53:57]	you could have made me younger and taller.	你本可以让我更年轻 更高大
[1:53:59]	He wrote you as 20 in years and feet.	在书里他把你写成了二十岁 六米高
[1:54:02]	– Really? – He hasn’t read it, Davy.	-真的吗 -他还没看呢 戴维
[1:54:05]	– But you’ve lived it, Mr. Peggotty. – That’s right.	-但是你亲身经历过 佩格蒂先生 -没错
[1:54:09]	– Betsey. – Trotwood.	-贝琪 -乔特伍德
[1:54:10]	You’ve saved my home	你挽救了我的家
[1:54:12]	and I don’t know how to thank you.	我不知道该怎么感谢你
[1:54:16]	– Donkeys. There’s… – No, no, no.	-驴 有… -别别别
[1:54:19]	No.	别
[1:54:20]	We’ll set the donkeys to one side for now.	我们暂时先不管驴
[1:54:24]	Congratulations on the book.	祝贺你的书出版
[1:54:28]	Odd to think my words bought this house.	想来真怪 竟然用我的文字买下了这栋房子
[1:54:31]	Fine depiction of that villain Heep, eh?	那个恶棍希普描绘得真是活灵活现
[1:54:33]	I think we both played a very clever game,	我觉得咱们俩的手段都很高明
[1:54:36]	you and I, catching that fellow.	抓住了那个家伙
[1:54:38]	– Well done, us. – Aye.	-我们干得漂亮 -赞成
[1:54:42]	Mrs. Micawber.	米考伯夫人
[1:54:44]	Mr. Micawber.	米考伯先生
[1:54:46]	I’m glad you could make it.	很高兴你们能来
[1:54:48]	Young David.	小大卫
[1:54:50]	You saved myself, Wilkins,	你从街上救了我
[1:54:52]	and our sweet angels from the streets.	威尔金斯 还有我们的小宝贝们
[1:54:54]	No, no. Your presence in my writing	不 你们已经在我的作品中
[1:54:56]	has repaid me many times over.	加倍回报我了
[1:55:04]	Luckily, I find myself between paid jobs at the present moment	幸运的是 我目前暂无有薪工作
[1:55:07]	so that has allowed us the freedom	所以我们就能自由地
[1:55:09]	to travel down to your beautiful home.	来到你美丽的家
[1:55:11]	– Coach fare was… – Well, we barely considered the costs.	-马车费用… -我们几乎没考虑费用
[1:55:14]	Indeed, we barely…	没错 我们几乎…
[1:55:17]	There you are, Mr. Micawber.	给你 米考伯先生
[1:55:21]	– An IOU is in order. – Yes.	-这得写借条 -是的
[1:55:23]	There’s no need.	没必要
[1:55:29]	– From writing? – Yes	-作品赚的钱 -是的
[1:56:03]	Don’t worry.	别担心
[1:56:05]	You’ll make it through.	你会挺过去的
[1:56:08]	And you’ll have quite the ride on the way.	你的旅程会很精彩