美國(guó)語(yǔ)文第二冊(cè) 第21期：撕破的娃娃

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LESSON 23

第23課

unhappy

不快樂(lè)的

heedless

不顧

growing

成長(zhǎng)

harshly

粗暴地

easily

簡(jiǎn)單地

promised

承諾

became

變成

careless

粗心

leaving

離開(kāi)

effects

效果

annoy

攪擾

ma'am

媽媽

blame

責(zé)怪

worse

更壞

torn

蹂躪

hardly

幾乎不

nicest

最好的

spend

花費(fèi)

habit

習(xí)慣

evil

邪惡

THE TORN DOLL

撕破的娃娃

Mary Armstrong was a pretty little girl, but she was heedless about some things.

瑪麗?阿姆斯特朗是一個(gè)可愛(ài)的小女孩。但她對(duì)一些事情不留心。

Her way of leaving her books and playthings just where she had used them last,

她常把她的書(shū)和玩具隨手丟在她最后用過(guò)的地方。

gave her mother much trouble in picking them up and putting them in their proper places.

這樣給她的媽媽增添了很多麻煩，她得把這些東西撿起并放到它們專屬的地方。

She had often told Mary the evil effects of being so careless.

她經(jīng)常告訴瑪麗如此粗心的惡果。

Her books became spoiled, and her toys broken.

她的書(shū)籍變得破損，玩具也被弄壞了。

But worse than this was the growing habit of carelessness, which would be of great harm to her all her life.

但比這更糟的是，粗心大意這個(gè)習(xí)慣的加劇。這會(huì)給她的整個(gè)人生帶來(lái)很大傷害。

It would make her unhappy, and would annoy her friends.

這會(huì)令她不快樂(lè)，讓她的朋友們生厭。

One day Mary and her mother went out into their pleasant yard, to spend an hour in the open air.

一天，瑪麗和她的媽媽到院子里享受戶外的空氣。

Mrs. Armstrong took her work with her.

阿姆斯特朗太太把手上的活兒也帶了出來(lái)。

Mary ran about and played with Dash, her pet dog, and was having a happy time.

瑪麗跑來(lái)跑去，和她的寵物狗黛獅一起玩得很開(kāi)心。

But in a corner of the yard she found her nicest doll all torn and broken, and its dress covered with mud.

在院子的一角，瑪麗發(fā)現(xiàn)她漂亮的娃娃被撕破了，它的裙子上也沾滿了泥土。

She knew, at once, that Dash had done this, and she scolded him harshly.

她立即明白，是黛獅把它弄壞的。她狠狠地把它責(zé)罵了一頓。

Carrying the broken doll to her mamma. she showed it to her, and could hardly keep from crying.

她把損壞的娃娃拿給媽媽看，簡(jiǎn)直要哭出來(lái)了。

Mrs. Armstrong asked Mary if she had not left the doll on the porch where Dash could easily get it; and Mary had to answer, "Yes, ma'am."

阿姆斯特朗太太問(wèn)瑪麗是否把娃娃放在了黛獅容易夠到的走廊里?，旣愓f(shuō)：“是的，媽媽。”

"Then you must not blame the dog, Mary, for he does not know it is wrong for him to play with your doll.

“瑪麗，你不能責(zé)備這只狗。因?yàn)樗恢篮湍愕耐尥抟黄鹜媸遣粚?duì)的。

I hope this will be a lesson to you hereafter, to put your things away when you are through playing."

我希望這對(duì)你日后來(lái)說(shuō)是個(gè)教訓(xùn)，玩的時(shí)候應(yīng)該把東西收拾好。”

"I will try," said Mary. And her mother promised to mend the doll as well as she could.

“我會(huì)改的。”瑪麗說(shuō)。媽媽也答應(yīng)她盡可能把娃娃修好。