原文與注釋(Text and Annotation)
Canto II
| Not with more glories, in the ethereal plain, | [1-18];(1-4) |
| The sun first rises o'er the purpled main, | |
| Than issuing forth, the rival of his beams | |
| Launched on the bosom of the silver Thames. | |
| Fair nymphs, and well-drest youths around her shone, | 5 [5-6] |
| But every eye was fixed on her alone. | |
| On her white breast a sparkling cross she wore, | |
| Which Jews might kiss, and infidels adore. | |
| Her lively looks a sprightly mind disclose, | |
| Quick as her eyes, and as unfixed as those: | 10 |
| Favours to none, to all she smiles extends, | |
| Oft she rejects, but never once offends. | |
| Bright as the sun, her eyes the gazers strike, | |
| And, like the sun, they shine on all alike. | |
| Yet graceful ease, and sweetness void of pride, | 15 |
| Might hide her faults, if belles had faults to hide: | |
| If to her share some female errors fall, | (17-18) |
| Look on her face, and you'll forget 'em all. | |
| This nymph, to the destruction of mankind, | [19-28];(19-22) |
| Nourished two locks which graceful hung behind | 20 |
| In equal curls, and well conspired to deck | |
| With shining ringlets the smooth ivory neck. | |
| Love in these labyrinths his slaves detains, | |
| And mighty hearts are held in slender chains. | |
| With hairy sprindges we the birds betray, | 25 |
| Slight lines of hair surprise the finny prey, | |
| Fair tresses man's imperial race ensnare, | |
| And beauty draws us with a single hair. | |
| The adventurous Baron the bright locks admired, | (29-34) |
| He saw, he wished, and to the prize aspired: | 30 |
| Resolved to win, he meditates the way, | |
| By force to ravish, or by fraud betray; | |
| For when success a lover's toil attends, | (33-34) |
| Few ask, if fraud or force attained his ends. | |
| For this, ere Phoebus rose, he had implored | 35 [35-46] |
| Propitious Heaven, and every power adored, | |
| But chiefly Love-to Love an altar built, | |
| Of twelve vast French romances, neatly gilt. | |
| There lay three garters, half a pair of gloves, | |
| And all the trophies of his former loves. | 40 |
| With tender billet-doux he lights the pyre, | |
| And breathes three amorous sighs to raise the fire. | |
| Then prostrate falls, and begs with ardent eyes | |
| Soon to obtain, and long possess the prize: | (44-45) |
| The powers gave ear, and granted half his prayer, | 45 |
| The rest, the winds dispersed in empty air. | |
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But now secure the painted vessel glides, |
[47-72] |
| The sun-beams trembling on the floating tydes, | |
| While melting music steals upon the sky, | |
| And softened sounds along the waters die. | 50 |
| Smooth flow the waves, the zephyrs gently play, | |
| Belinda smiled, and all the world was gay. | |
| All but the Sylph-with careful thoughts opprest, | |
| The impending woe sat heavy on his breast. | |
| He summons straight his denizens of air; | 55 |
| The lucid squadrons round the sails repair: | |
| Soft ov'r the shrouds aerial whispers breath, | |
| That seemed but zephyrs to the train beneath. | |
| Some to the sun their insect-wings unfold, | |
| Waft on the breeze, or sink in clouds of gold. | 60 |
| Transparent forms, too fine for mortal sight, | |
| Their fluid bodies half dissolved in light. | |
| Loose to the wind their airy garments flew, | |
| Thin glittering textures of the filmy dew; | |
| Dipt in the richest tincture of the skies, | 65 |
| Where light disports in ever-mingling dies, | |
| While every beam new transient colors flings, | (67-68) |
| Colours that change whene'er they wave their wings. | |
| Amid the circle, on the gilded mast, | |
| Superior by the head, was Ariel placed: | 70 |
| His purple pinions opening to the sun, | |
| He raised his azure
wand, and thus begun. |
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| "Ye Slyphs and Sylphids, to your chief give ear! | [73-90] |
| Fays, Fairies, Genii, Elves, and Daemons hear! | |
| Ye know the spheres and various tasks assigned | 75 (75-76) |
| By laws eternal to the aerial kind. | |
| Some in the fields of purest ether play. | |
| And bask and whiten in the blaze of day. | |
| Some guide the course of wandering orbs on high, | |
| Or roll the planets through the boundless sky. | 80 |
| Some less refined, beneath the moon's pale light | |
| Pursue the stars that shoot athwart the night; | |
| Or suck the mists in grosser air below, | |
| Or dip their pinions in the painted bow, | |
| Or brew fierce tempests on the wintry main, | 85 |
| Or o'er the glebe distil the kindly rain. | |
| Others on earth o'er human race preside, | |
| Watch all their ways, and all their actions guide: | |
| Of these the chief the care of nations own, | (89-90) |
| And guard with rms divine the British Throne. | 90 |
| "Our humbler province is to tend the fair, | [91-100] |
| Not a less pleasing, though less glorious care. | |
| To save the powder from too rude a gale, | |
| Nor let the imprisoned essences exhale; | |
| To draw fresh colours from the vernal flowers, | 95 |
| To steal from rainbows ere they drop in showers | |
| A brighter wash; to curl their waving hairs, | |
| Assist their blushes, and inspire their airs; | |
| Nay oft, in dreams, invention we bestow, | |
| To change a flounce, or add a furbelow. | 100 |
| "This day black omens threat the brightest fair, | [101-16] |
| That e'er deserved a watchful spirit's care; | |
| Some dire disaster, or by force, of slight, | |
| But what, or where, the Fates have wrapt in night. | |
| Whether the nymph shall break Diana's law, | 105 (105-106) |
| Or some frail China jar receive a flaw, | |
| Or stain her honour, or her new brocade, | |
| Forget her prayers, or miss a masquerade, | |
| Or lose her heart, or necklace, at a ball; | |
| Or whether heaven has doomed that Shock must fall. | 110 |
| Haste then ye spirits! to your charge repair; | |
| The fluttering fan be Zephyretta's care; | |
| The drops to thee, Brillante, we consign; | |
| And, Momentilla, let the watch be thine; | |
| Do thou, Crispissa, tend her faverite Lock; | 115 |
| Ariel himself shall be the guard of Shock. | |
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"To fifty chosen Sylphs, of special note, |
[117-22];(117-18) |
| We trust thr important charge, the petticoat: | |
| Oft have we known that sevenfold fence to fail, | |
| Though stiff with hoops, and armed with ribs of whale. | 120 |
| Form a strong line about the silver bound, | |
| And guard the wide circumference around. | |
| Whatever spirit, careless of his charge, | [123-36] |
| His post neglects, or leaves the fair at large, | |
| Shall feel sharp vengeance soon o'ertake his sins, | 125 |
| Be stopped in vials, or transfixt with pins; | |
| Or plunged in lakes of bitter washes lie, | |
| Or wedged whole ages in a bodkin's Eye: | |
| Gums and pomatums shall his flight restrain, | |
| While clogged he beats his silken wings in vain; | 130 |
| Or Alom-Stypticks with contracting power | (131-132) |
| Shrink his thin essence like a rivelled flower. | |
| Or, as Ixion fixed, the wretch shall feel | |
| The giddy motion of the whirling mill, | |
| In fumes of burning chocolate shall glow | 135 |
| And tremble at the sea that froaths below!" | |
| [137-42] | |
| Some, orb in orb, around the nymph extend, | |
| Some thread the mazy ringlets of her hair, | |
| Some hang upon the pendants of her ear; | 140 |
| With beating hearts the dire event they wait, | (141-142) |
| Anxious, and trembling for the birth of Fate. |
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| [第1-18節大意]:這一時節皆在讚美Belindad 的美艷動人。[back] | ||
| 掛在空中,映著紫色大海的旭日亦不及其對手Belinda在泰晤士河中乘遨遊時顯得光彩奪目。[back] | ||
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the ethereal palin | 指天空。[back] |
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the purpled main | 染紫的大海。清晨時,旭日把大海染成紫色,故稱。[back] |
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the rival of his beams | 太陽光芒的對手,即指Belnda。[back] |
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散文句法為Fair nymphs, and well-dressed youths shone around her. [back] | |
| Belinda身邊的男男女女亦有其光彩,然而她是唯一被注視的對象。[back] | ||
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猶太人本不會吻十字架,不信教者(Infidels)本也不崇敬十字架;他們之所以如此,乃因這閃亮的十字架掛在她的酥胸之故。[back] | |
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散文句法為Her lively looks disclose a sprightly mind。她活潑的神情顯出快活的心境。[back] | |
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散文句法為Favors to none she extends smiles to all,她眾人微笑,但並沒有對某一個人特別施惠。[back] | |
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她常拒絕,但未曾冒犯(他人)。[back] | |
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她的眼睛有如太陽,令注視人暈眩。[back] | |
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sweetness void of pride嬌而不驕。void of=without。[back] | |
| 如果她有女人的過錯,望著她的臉,你就會將之全然忘掉。[back] | ||
| [第19-28節大意]:本詩節在描述Blinda的鬈髮之美,其柔絲足以囚愛愛神之俘,擄英雄之心等,也就是說,無人能抗拒其秀髮的誘惑。[back] | ||
| Belinda梳了兩束鬈髮,優雅的掛在滑潤的白頸之上。[back] | ||
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This nymph | 在本詩中特指this nymph時即指Belinds。 |
| to the destruction of mankind | 來毀滅人類的。[back] | |
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graceful hung | gracefully hung。[back] |
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散文句法為Love detains his slaves in these labyrinths. | |
| These labyrinths | 即指Belinda的鬈髮,因其圈圈的鬈髮有迷宮。本行大意是說Belinda的秀髮極為迷人,愛神將他的奴隸羈留在這些迷宮之中。[back] | |
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mighty hearts | 指英雄。 |
| slender chains | 指Belinda的鬈髮。 | |
| 因此本行是說英雄之心亦為輕柔的鍊子所繫。[back] | ||
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hairy springes | 髮編的羅網。 |
| We the birds betray | 散文句法是We betray the birds。 | |
| 本行是說我們以髮織的羅網捕捉小鳥。[back] | ||
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finny | 指有鰭的。 |
| prey | 是被捕食的動物。 | |
| finny prey | 指魚類。 | |
| 本行大意是說以細長的髮線捕魚。[back] | ||
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散文句法為Fair tresses ensnare man's imperial race.本行是說秀髮使得人類中威嚴之族入陷。 | |
| ensnare | 誘入陷阱。[back] | |
| Belinda的鬈髮令Baron神魂顛倒,決心不管是巧騙或強奪都要獲得。[back] | ||
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to the prize aspired | aspired to the prize,立志要獲得那個獎品,即想獲得Belinda的鬈髮。[back] |
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以暴力強取或以詐欺騙取。ravish意為攫取,另有強姦之意,與詩題The Rape of the Lock相契。 | |
| betray | 騙取。[back] | |
| 散文句法是For when success attends a lover's toil….西諺有云All is fair in love and war,戰爭與愛情目的都在求勝,不管其手段是巧取還是強奪。 | ||
| attends | accompanies as a result of. [back] | |
| [第35-46節大意]:這一節是說Baron決心獲得Belinda的鬈髮之後,在清晨向神-尤其愛神-禱告,以言情小說,吊襪帶,手套和其他情場戰利品為獻,諸神終於允許他Belinda一邊的鬈髮。[back] | ||
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Phoebus | Apollo as the sun god, 日神。此為即指太陽。 |
| implored | 乞求。[back] | |
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Propitious Heaven | 仁慈的上蒼。 |
| every poewr adored | adored every power,崇拜諸神。[back] | |
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to Love an altar bult | bult an altar to Love,為愛神築台。向愛神獻祭以求達到目的。[back] |
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gilt | gilded指在書頁上鍍金。以言這十二本法國的言情小說之精美。[back] |
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garters | 吊襪帶。[back] |
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trophies | 戰利品。指Baron在情場上的戰利品。[back] |
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tender biller-doux | 滿是甜言蜜語的情書。 |
| pyre | 原意是大堆供燃燒的木材,此處指這些romances, garter gloves以及其他的trophies。[back] | |
| 吹出三口多情的嘆息把火升旺起來。[back] | ||
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prostrate falls | falls prostrate,匐伏在地上(祈求),表虔誠。[back] |
| Baron祈求儘快獲得Belinda的鬈髮,並且可以永久的保存,但是諸神聽了之後只伏允他一半的禱告,也就是說讓他得到Belinda一邊的鬈髮,其餘的則隨風吹散到虛無的空氣中。[back] | ||
| [第47-72節大意]:在這一節中,從42行到52行描述Belinda乘船出遊。此時歌聲輕柔,風平浪靜,Belinda微微一笑,四周一片歡樂。從53行到72行描述在另一個世界中,Ariel憂心忡忡,忙於召集眾精靈以保護Belinda。[back] | ||
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secure | securely, 平穩地。 |
| the painted vessel | 畫舫。[back] | |
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melting music | 飄散的音樂;餘音。[back] |
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Smooth flow | smoothly flow. |
| zephyrs gently play | 西風西吹;和風輕吹。[back] | |
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the Sylph | 指Ariel。 |
| careful thought | 憂心忡忡。careful: full of care。[back] | |
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impending woe | 即將來臨的災難。[back] |
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He summons straight | 他立即召喚。straight: at once。 |
| his denizens of air | 他住在空中的人,指Ariel手下的小精靈。Denizens: an inhabitant, indweller, occupant (of a place, region, etc.)(見OED)。[back] | |
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The lucid squadron | 透明的艦隊,即指那些小精靈。 |
| round the sails repair | repair round the sails,一起去繞著船帆。 repair: go in numbers. [back] | |
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Soft o'er…breathe | Aerial whispers breathe soft o'er the shrouds, soft: softly, shrouds:護桅索。[back] |
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大意說如同和風輕拂船上的遊客。 | |
| train | 一群人。[back] | |
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散文句法為 Some unfold their insect wings to the sun.有一些對著太陽展開昆蟲般的翅膀。[back] | |
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Waft on the breeze | 在和風中飄蕩。[back] |
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透明的形體,其精細非肉眼所能見。[back] | |
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Their fluid bodies | 他們流動可變的身體。 |
| dissolved | 溶。[back] | |
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glittering textures | 閃閃發光的組織。 |
| filmy dew | 朦朧的露水。[back] | |
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the richest tincture of the skies | 天空中最絢麗的色彩。 |
| tincture | color. [back] | |
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在那�堨�以不斷混合的顏色變幻著。 | |
| disports | 嬉戲;玩樂。[back] | |
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散文句法為While every beam flings new transient colors. | |
| transient colors | 瞬間即逝的色彩。因為各精靈合攏翅膀時,其展翅時的色彩即行消失。[back] | |
| 小精靈的翅膀蘸著各種不同的色彩,在陽光下展翅時現出五顏六色來。[back] | ||
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on the gilded mast | 在漆金的船桅上。[back] |
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Superior by the head | 在傳統的史詩中,首領總是比他手下的人高些。Ariel為眾精靈的首領,亦顯得較高。 |
| Ariel | 小精靈的領袖。此名亦見諸莎翁的《暴風雨》一劇中。[back] | |
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purple pinions | 紫色的翅膀。[back] |
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azure wand | 天藍色的魔扙。[back] |
| [第73-90節大意]:在這一節中,Ariel對眾小精靈說話,說明各種不同的精靈有各種不同的工作,或在天空,或在陸上,或在海洋,各有職責。[back] | ||
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Ye sylphs and sylphids, to your chief give ear | Ye sylphs and sylphids, give ear to your chief, sylphids: little or young sylphs. [back] |
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Fays, Fairies, Genii, Elves, and Daemons | 均為精靈。[back] |
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the spheres | 活動的範圍。[back] |
| various tasks…kind | various tasks assigned to the aerial kind by eternal laws.永恆的法則所如予精靈的各種工作。[back] | |
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散文句法為Some play in the fields of purest ether。即是說有些在空中玩。[back] | |
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bask | 曝於日光中。[back] |
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wandering orbs on high | 天空中的慧星。[back] |
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追尋橫射過夜空的星星,即追尋流星。 | |
| athwart | 橫越。[back] | |
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in grosser air below | 在下面比較濃的空氣中。[back] |
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the painted bow | 彩中。Bow:rainbow。[back] |
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或在冬日的大海中醞釀可怖的暴風雨。 | |
| the wintry main | 冬日的大海。[back] | |
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the glebe | 耕地。[back] |
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散文句法為Others preside o'er human race on earth。其餘的統治世上的人類。[back] | |
| 散文句法為The chief of these, own the care of nations and guard the British throne with divine arms. [back] | ||
| [第91-100節大意]:在這一節中,Ariel繼續說,他們比較卑下的職責是照顧美女,雖然看起來不那麼喧赫,但並不會比較沒有意思。[back] | ||
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我們比較卑下的工作即在照顧美人。 | |
| to tend the fair | 指照顧所有的美人。[back] | |
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大意說不讓狂暴的強風吹走脂粉。 | |
| gale | 強風,急風。[back] | |
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也不使裝在瓶中的香水漏出香味。[back] | |
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vernal flowers | 春花。[back] |
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a brighter wash | 比較明艷的化�菑禲C即用彩虹的水所製成的化�菑禲A其統淨可以讓人在化裝時顯得更為艷麗。wash: cosmetic lotion,化�菑禲C[back] |
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Assist their blushes | 即在幫助她們臉上顯得紅暈可愛。 |
| inspire their airs | 即在給美女們靈感,什麼時候應該撒嬌弄姿。 | |
| airs | 造作之神態。 [back] | |
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Nay |
不僅如此;而且(=not only that, but also)。 |
| Invention we bestow | we bestow invention,即我們還有別出心裁的花樣。[back] | |
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flounce | 衣裙上的荷葉邊裝飾。 |
| furbelow | (女服的)裙摺等精巧的裝飾。[back] | |
| [第101-16節大意]:在這節中,Ariel說這一天最美的女人Belinda將遭噩運,只是不知道是什麼樣的噩運。他並要各小精靈趕快去各盡職責。命令Zephyretta, Brillante, Momentilla和Crispissa各照顧Belinda的扇子、耳環、錶和鬈髮,而他自己則照顧小狗Shock。[back] | ||
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今天,惡兆威脅著最美的女子,即Belinda。[back] | |
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dire disaster | 可怕的災難。 |
| or by force, or slight | 或以強力,或以詭計。 | |
| slight | trick,詭計。[back] | |
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但為何事,在何處,命運之神沒有透露。參閱Canto I,111。[back] | |
| 不知道是Belinda會失貞,還是某個易碎的瓷瓶會破裂。在這兩行中,Belinda之失貞與瓷瓶的破裂被看得一樣的重要。這是Pope的諷刺手法之一。Diana為羅馬神話中的月神與司童貞之神。[back] | ||
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或沾污她的名譽,或是她新的錦衣。這一行是zeugma(軛式修飾法)之一例,stain的受詞有二,honor和brocade。沾污honor關係重大,沾污brocade則不算一回事,而Pope將這兩回事並排以為諷刺。[back] | |
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miss a masquerade | 錯過一個化裝舞會。[back] |
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或是老天爺注定了Shock 要摔倒。[back] | |
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to your charge repair | repair to your charge去盡你們的職務。[back] |
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Zephyretta | Pope 所造的名字。這字與zephyr(和風)有關,故其職責為照顧Belinda不斷揮動的扇子。[back] |
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散文句法為Brillante, we consign the drops to thee. | |
| the drops | 鑽石耳環。 | |
| consign | 付託。 | |
| Brillante | 一字與brilliant(燦爛的)有關,故其職責是照顧鑽石耳環。[back] | |
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Momentilla一字與moment(瞬間,片刻)有關,故其職責是照顧錶。[back] | |
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Crispissa一字與crisp (to curl)有關,故其職責是照顧Belinda所最喜愛的鬈髮(Lock)。[back] | |
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Ariel himself | Ariel為眾精靈的首領,以王者自居,故自稱時用himserlf而不用myself。[back] |
| [第117-22節大意]:在這一詩節中,Ariel指定五十名小精靈照顧Belinda的 petticoat。[back] | ||
| 這兩行的散文句法為We trust the important charge, the petticoat to fifty chosen sylphs, or special note, of special note: of special quality, of special importance, 出眾的�CPetticoat: a skirt as distinguished from a bodice, worn either externally, or beneath the gown or frock as part of the costume, and trimmed or ornamented. 中文譯為襯裙。其實petticoat是一種寬大的裙子,可以穿在�堶情A也可以穿在外面。[back] | ||
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seven-fold fence to fail | 典出Homer之Iliad, Ajax的盾是七層牛皮所做成的。在這兒,Pope有意諷刺說Belinda的 Petticoat雖然由好幾層布做成的也照樣是靠不住的。[back] |
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Stiff with hoops | 用藤圈將之撐硬起來。 |
| armed with ribsof whale | 用鯨魚的肋骨撐起來。[back] | |
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繞著銀飾的裙邊形成一道堅固的防線。[back] | |
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the wide circumference | 指Belinda的Petticoat之寬寬的裙邊。 circumference:圓周。[back] |
| [第123-36節大意]:在這一節中,Ariel告訴小精靈們,如有疏忽職守,將受到各種嚴厲的酷刑。[back] | ||
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His post neglects | neglects his post。疏忽他的崗位。 |
| leaves the fair at large | 讓Belinda未受保護。at large: without protection.[back] | |
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Be stopped in vials | 被關在小瓶之中。Vials:小瓶,用以裝化�菻~等。Ariel告訴小精靈們如果疏忽職責都必加嚴懲,而種種懲罰都與化�菻~或食品有關,也就是可以在Belinda房中找到的東西。 |
| transfixed with pins | 被用針刺穿。transfixed: pierced through, 刺穿。[back] | |
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散文句法為Or lie plunged in lakes of bitter washes. 或投入苦味的化裝水中。此處用lakes一字以示誇張。[back] | |
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或被長久的嵌牢在針眼中。Wedged:嵌牢。Bodkin's eye:針眼。參閱Shakespeare的《暴風雨》一劇。在Prospero來到該荒島之前,Ariel被Sycorax 嵌牢於樹幹的縫隙�堙C[back] | |
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樹膠和髮油會沾著它的飛行。 | |
| gums | 樹膠。 | |
| pomatums | 髮油。[back] | |
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被粘住時,即使鼓著絲綢般的薄翼也是枉然。 | |
| clogged | 被粘住。[back] | |
| 或是有收歛力的白礬止血劑把它稀薄的精髓(指小精靈的身體)縮成枯萎的花朵一般。 | ||
| alum styptics | 為白礬止血劑,有收歛的作用,若有小割傷,可塗在傷品上以止血。 | |
| rivelled flower | 枯萎的花朵。[back] | |
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Ixon | 希臘神話中的King of Thessaly。因企圖勾引 Juno而被打入地獄,綁在一個永遠旋轉的輪子上。見Virgil的Aeneid中Book VI。 |
| the wretch | 不幸受罰的精靈。[back] | |
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The giddy motion | 令人頭昏的動作。 |
| the whirling mill | 即攪巧克力的機器。[back] | |
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散文句法為Shall glow of fumes of burning chocolate在燒焦的巧克力濃煙中燒烤。 | |
| fumes | 味道強烈的煙。 | |
| glow | to feel hot. [back] | |
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對著下面泡沫滾滾的大海發抖。在煮巧克力時,邊上燒焦的冒出味道強烈的濃煙。燻得受罰的小精靈極為難過,並且還要對著下面滾著的巧克力發抖。從133行到136行的描寫應用地獄的意象。[back] | |
| [第137-42節大意]:本詩節在說Ariel講完之後,眾小精靈各就各位,焦急而戰抖的等待命運之神的誕生。[back] | ||
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散文句法為He spoke; the spirits descend from the sails,他說完了,小精靈們從帆上降下來。[back] | |
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orb in orb | 團團圍住,有如星球依軌道一圈一圈圍住。語出Paradise Lost, V., 596行。 |
| around the nymph extend | extend around the nymph. 繞著Belinda散開。[back] | |
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有些通過她迷宮般的鬈髮。 | |
| thread | pass through. | |
| the mazy ringles | 迷宮般的鬈髮彎曲有致。[back] | |
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the pendants | 耳環。[back] |
| 因為命運之神並未透露Belinda會遭到什麼劫數,所以小精靈心跳的等待著可怕的事件;心焦、身顫的等待命運之神的誕生在這兩行中,the dire event所指的也就是the birth of Fate。[back] | ||
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