Mysterious Water and Private Agony: A Peculiar Encounter
- A peculiar encounter on a branch over water
- Ignored by passing boats, a private agony unfolds
- The physical transformation of Mr Timberlake
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By the time I had got the punt out,there were several yards of water as the branch bent under his weight. Boats were passing at the time but no one seemed to notice us. I was glad about this. This was a private agony. A double chin had appeared on the face of Mr Timberlake and his head was squeezed between his shoulders and his hanging arms.
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僕が小船を引っ張り出した頃には、彼（ティンバーレイクさん）の重みで枝がしなり、水が数ヤードほどになっていた。 その時、ボートが横切ったのだが、誰も僕達には気づかなかった。 僕は（気づかれなくて）良かったと思った。 これは秘密にすべき苦痛だった。 ティンバーレイクさんの顔の二重顎が現れ、肩と釣られた腕の間から頭が押し出された状態だったのだ。
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For a full minute I did not believe what I saw; indeed,our religion taught us never to believe what we saw. Unbelieving,I could not move. I gaped. The impossible had happened. Only a miracle, I found myself saying,could save him. What was most striking was the silence of Mr Timberlake as he hung from the tree. I was lost between gazing at him and trying to get the punt out of the small branches of the tree.
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We were gliding now quickly towards the arbh;in fact,I was already under it. 'I think I should duck,'I said. 'Just bend down for this one.' 'What makes the trees lean over the water like this?'asked Mr Timberlake. 'Weeping willows──I'll give you a thought there. How Error likes to make us dwell on sorrow. Why not call them laughing willows?' discoursed Mr Timberlake as the branch passed over my head. 'Duck,'I said. 'Where?'I don't see them,'said Mr Timberlake,turning round. 'No,your head,'I said. 'The branch,'I called. 'Oh,the branch.This one?'said Mr Timberlake ,finding a branch just against his chest,and he put out a hand to lift it. It is not easy to lift a willow branch and Mr Timberlake was surprised.
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この英文の和訳をお願いします。H.G.WellsのThe Man Who Could Work Miraclesからです。 He opened his eyes.He was at the inn,arguing about miraclies with Toddy Beamish.He had a feeling of some great thing forgotten,which passed immediately.You see,except for the loss of his powers,everything was back as it had been:his mind and memory were now just as they had been at the time when this story began.So he knew nothing of all that is told here,knows nothing of all that is told here to this day.And among other things,of course,he still did not believe in miracles. お願いします
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'How's that you guys?'said Mr Timberlake,looking round at our eddies and drawing in the pole.The delightful water sished down it. 'Fine,'I said. Deferentially I had caught the word.He went on his sleeve,perhaps,and uncertain in his steering,which I corrected,but he was doing well. 'It comes back to me,'hesaid.'How am I doing?' 'Just keep her out from the trees,'I said. 'The trees?'he said. 'The willows,'I said. 'I'll do it now,he said. 'How's that? Now quite enough? Well,how's this?' 'Another one,'I said. 'The current runs strong this side.' 'What? More trees?'he said. He was getting hot. 'We can shoot out past them,'I said. 'I'll ease us over with the paddle.' Mr Timberlake did not like this suggestion.
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