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古典訳:THE PIRATES’ MISTRESS

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前便で、私訳のあとの「*」の添付することを忘れていました。 それを補い、かつ訳も再検討してみます。 またまた楽しいヴィヨン第2弾をありがとうございます。 いつものことながら、すてきなお訳を堪能させていただきました。 私の対訳(野暮ったいことを認めます): When she went to make the beds for waiting couples, 控えのペアに床をとる、 Or brought them warm water at daybreak, 夜明けとなれば湯を運ぶ。 It would happen at times that a kind guest 時には優しい客もいて Would slip her a coin for formality's sake. 心ばかりのおひねりもある。 When this happened she would silently thank him ことば少なに礼をする With her humble and lean smile, つつましやかに微笑み返して。 And think of the ship that braved the gales 心は、風に向かう船のこと With eight cannons and seventeen sails. 砲門八、帆柱十七の大艦船。 *「心は」は、Andと前後の行間が暗示することから補いました。 お訳では、「これは仮の世の姿、いつかきっと」と補われたところでしょうか。

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ご回答ありがとうございます。 >>*「心は」は、Andと前後の行間が暗示することから補いました。 お訳では、「これは仮の世の姿、いつかきっと」と補われたところでしょうか。 了解いたしました! 分かっておりましたよ! 

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