Readers' Paradise 读书的天国
The Lost Paradise has abstracted the attention of many readers , but the ordinary people just regard it as a story of extramarital love.
日本作家渡边淳一的《失乐园》曾引起许多读者的关注,但一般都仅仅把它看作是叙述一个“婚外情”的故事。
There's no question that the shock experienced by the first readers of Paradise Lost had next to nothing to do with the content of this poem, which might strike us as shocking in itself.
毫无疑问,初次阅读《失乐园》的读者,会觉得震惊全然是因为它的内容,这首诗内容本身就是令人震惊的。
It's not until Book Three of Paradise Lost that the poet explicitly reveals to us, to his readers, the fact of the physical handicap that might reasonably be thought to render impossible his composition of the poem.
直到失乐园第三卷,诗人才明确告诉读者们,自己失明的事实,这可能被合理的认为是他无法完成诗歌创作的原因。
There's no question that the shock experienced by the first readers of Paradise Lost had next to nothing to do with the content of this poem, which might strike us as shocking in itself.
毫无疑问,初次阅读《失乐园》的读者,会觉得震惊全然是因为它的内容,这首诗内容本身就是令人震惊的。
In fact for readers of Paradise Lost, and this has been an experience now for a few hundred years, it does often seem as if there were some mysterious life force, a pulsating through Milton's dense and driving lines of unrhymed, iambic pentameter.
实际上,《失乐园》的读者们,几百年来一直都有这种体验,确实,似乎真有一种神秘的生命力,一种脉搏,贯穿在弥尔顿密集,强劲,没有韵律,长短不一的五音步格诗之中。
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