海的女兒9
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The next morning the ship sailed into the harbor of a beautiful town belonging to the king whom the prince was going to visit. The church bells were ringing, and from the high towers sounded a flourish of trumpets; and soldiers, with flying colors and glittering bayonets, lined the rocks through which they passed. Every day was a festival; balls and entertainments followed one another.
第二天早晨，船開進(jìn)鄰國(guó)壯麗皇城的港口。所有教堂的鐘都響起來(lái)了，號(hào)笛從許多高樓上吹來(lái)，兵士們拿著飄揚(yáng)的旗子和明晃的刺刀在敬禮。每天都有一個(gè)宴會(huì)。舞會(huì)和晚會(huì)在輪流舉行著。
But the princess had not yet appeared. People said that she was being brought up and educated in a religious house, where she was learning every royal virtue. At last she came. Then the little mermaid, who was very anxious to see whether she was really beautiful, was obliged to acknowledge that she had never seen a more perfect vision of beauty. Her skin was delicately fair, and beneath her long dark eye-lashes her laughing blue eyes shone with truth and purity.
可是公主還沒(méi)有出現(xiàn)。人們說(shuō)她在一個(gè)遙遠(yuǎn)的神廟里受教育，學(xué)習(xí)皇家的一切美德。最后她終于到來(lái)了。小人魚迫切地想要看看她的美貌。她不得不承認(rèn)她的美了，她從來(lái)沒(méi)有看見過(guò)比這更美的形體。她的皮膚是那么細(xì)嫩，潔白；在她黑長(zhǎng)的睫毛后面是一對(duì)微笑的、忠誠(chéng)的、深藍(lán)色的眼珠。
"It was you," said the prince, "who saved my life when I lay dead on the beach," and he folded his blushing bride in his arms. "Oh, I am too happy," said he to the little mermaid; "my fondest hopes are all fulfilled. You will rejoice at my happiness; for your devotion to me is great and sincere."
“就是你！”王子說(shuō)，“當(dāng)我像一具死尸躺在岸上的時(shí)候，救活我的就是你！”于是他把這位羞答答的新嫁娘緊緊地抱在自己的懷里。“啊，我太幸福了！”他對(duì)小人魚說(shuō)，“我從來(lái)不敢希望的最好的東西，現(xiàn)在終于成為事實(shí)了。你會(huì)為我的幸福而高興吧，因?yàn)槟闶且磺腥酥凶钕矚g我的人！”
The little mermaid kissed his hand, and felt as if her heart were already broken. His wedding morning would bring death to her, and she would change into the foam of the sea.
小人魚把他的手吻了一下。她覺(jué)得她的心在碎裂。他舉行婚禮后的頭一個(gè)早晨就會(huì)帶給她滅亡，就會(huì)使她變成海上的泡沫。
All the church bells rung, and the heralds rode about the town proclaiming the betrothal. Perfumed oil was burning in costly silver lamps on every altar. The priests waved the censers, while the bride and bridegroom joined their hands and received the blessing of the bishop. The little mermaid, dressed in silk and gold, held up the bride's train; but her ears heard nothing of the festive music, and her eyes saw not the holy ceremony; she thought of the night of death which was coming to her, and of all she had lost in the world.
教堂的鐘都響起來(lái)了，傳令人騎著馬在街上宣布訂婚的喜訊。每一個(gè)祭臺(tái)上，芬芳的油脂在貴重的油燈里燃燒。祭司們揮著香爐，新郎和新娘互相挽著手來(lái)接受主教的祝福。小人魚這時(shí)穿著絲綢，戴著金飾，托著新嫁娘的披紗，可是她的耳朵聽不見這歡樂(lè)的音樂(lè)，她的眼睛看不見這神圣的儀式。她想起了她要滅亡的早晨，和她在這世界已經(jīng)失去了的一切東西。
本文標(biāo)題：海的女兒9 - 英語(yǔ)故事_英文故事_英語(yǔ)小故事第二天早晨，船開進(jìn)鄰國(guó)壯麗皇城的港口。所有教堂的鐘都響起來(lái)了，號(hào)笛從許多高樓上吹來(lái)，兵士們拿著飄揚(yáng)的旗子和明晃的刺刀在敬禮。每天都有一個(gè)宴會(huì)。舞會(huì)和晚會(huì)在輪流舉行著。
But the princess had not yet appeared. People said that she was being brought up and educated in a religious house, where she was learning every royal virtue. At last she came. Then the little mermaid, who was very anxious to see whether she was really beautiful, was obliged to acknowledge that she had never seen a more perfect vision of beauty. Her skin was delicately fair, and beneath her long dark eye-lashes her laughing blue eyes shone with truth and purity.
可是公主還沒(méi)有出現(xiàn)。人們說(shuō)她在一個(gè)遙遠(yuǎn)的神廟里受教育，學(xué)習(xí)皇家的一切美德。最后她終于到來(lái)了。小人魚迫切地想要看看她的美貌。她不得不承認(rèn)她的美了，她從來(lái)沒(méi)有看見過(guò)比這更美的形體。她的皮膚是那么細(xì)嫩，潔白；在她黑長(zhǎng)的睫毛后面是一對(duì)微笑的、忠誠(chéng)的、深藍(lán)色的眼珠。
"It was you," said the prince, "who saved my life when I lay dead on the beach," and he folded his blushing bride in his arms. "Oh, I am too happy," said he to the little mermaid; "my fondest hopes are all fulfilled. You will rejoice at my happiness; for your devotion to me is great and sincere."
“就是你！”王子說(shuō)，“當(dāng)我像一具死尸躺在岸上的時(shí)候，救活我的就是你！”于是他把這位羞答答的新嫁娘緊緊地抱在自己的懷里。“啊，我太幸福了！”他對(duì)小人魚說(shuō)，“我從來(lái)不敢希望的最好的東西，現(xiàn)在終于成為事實(shí)了。你會(huì)為我的幸福而高興吧，因?yàn)槟闶且磺腥酥凶钕矚g我的人！”
The little mermaid kissed his hand, and felt as if her heart were already broken. His wedding morning would bring death to her, and she would change into the foam of the sea.
小人魚把他的手吻了一下。她覺(jué)得她的心在碎裂。他舉行婚禮后的頭一個(gè)早晨就會(huì)帶給她滅亡，就會(huì)使她變成海上的泡沫。
All the church bells rung, and the heralds rode about the town proclaiming the betrothal. Perfumed oil was burning in costly silver lamps on every altar. The priests waved the censers, while the bride and bridegroom joined their hands and received the blessing of the bishop. The little mermaid, dressed in silk and gold, held up the bride's train; but her ears heard nothing of the festive music, and her eyes saw not the holy ceremony; she thought of the night of death which was coming to her, and of all she had lost in the world.
教堂的鐘都響起來(lái)了，傳令人騎著馬在街上宣布訂婚的喜訊。每一個(gè)祭臺(tái)上，芬芳的油脂在貴重的油燈里燃燒。祭司們揮著香爐，新郎和新娘互相挽著手來(lái)接受主教的祝福。小人魚這時(shí)穿著絲綢，戴著金飾，托著新嫁娘的披紗，可是她的耳朵聽不見這歡樂(lè)的音樂(lè)，她的眼睛看不見這神圣的儀式。她想起了她要滅亡的早晨，和她在這世界已經(jīng)失去了的一切東西。
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