In 1881, however, he said: "Now for many years I cannot endure to read a line of poetry."
然而他在1881年说：“这几年来，读一行诗，我就受不了。”
A message with (32) at the end meant I had to read every thirty-second line to find the meaning.
一条在结尾处有(32)的信息表示，要找出所表达的意思，我必须隔三十一行读一行。
I won't cover every last line of code, every intermediate step, or every detail of hardware; that would take a book and would be obsolete by the time you read it.
我不会讲述每一行代码、每一个中间步骤以及每一个硬件细节；那需要一本书来讲解，而且到您读到它的时候，它已经过时了。
I cannot remember where I read this line of his but it has stayed with me since: Life is a tragedy filled with joy.
我不记得我哪儿读到他的这一行，但是它却始终萦绕着我：生活是一场充满着欢乐的悲剧。
For instance, the -f switch commonly used to tell a program to read a configuration file complicates the configuration because the file may override or supplement options given on the command line.
例如，- f开关通常用于告诉程序读取一个配置文件，这将因为该文件可能覆盖或者补充命令行上给出的选项而使处理变复杂。
You may want to read that last line again, if you’re questioning if this is a good idea.
如果你还在疑惑这是不是个好方法，那么或许你可以再读一下那最后一行字。
The natural progression (at least, in the English language) is to start at the top of a page or program and read a line from left to right.
(至少英语中)自然的顺序是从页面或程序的顶端开始，然后从左往右读每一行。
Ideally, every line of code should be read by at least two people: its author, and a reviewer.
理想情况下，每一行代码都要被两个人看过，作者和审核人。
Then as you read along through the text you see that the "I" disappears, or if it still appears, it's in the middle of a line rather than at the beginning of a line.
继续读的话，你会发现，我消失了，或者如果它出现了，那也只是在一行诗的中间，而不是开头。
The logic used for form-feed-delimited pages is roughly the same, but slightly simpler, as there is no need for a line counter: Read char by char using the getc library function.
用于换页定界的页的逻辑大体上相同，只是稍稍简单一些，因为不需要行计数器：使用getc库函数逐个读取字符。
It allows you to open the /etc/passwd file and read each line one at a time, cutting out just the first field in the file and then printing that line.
它允许您打开 /etc/passwd文件，并且每次读取其中的一行内容，仅截取文件中的第一个字段，然后打印这行内容。
This program uses an iterator to read a line from stdin and another iterator to split the line into individual tokens.
此程序使用一个迭代器来从stdin 中读取一行，同时另一个迭代器将该行分割成单个的标记。
I was, on occasion, shocked by what I read, and I learned some things I never knew I never knew, but only once did I make the comment that a line was too crass.
偶尔地，我被我读到的震惊，我知道了也许从不会知道的东西。
This last line (EnableSSHKeysign) notifies the SSH client that it should use a separate ssh-keysign utility to read the host's private key.
最后一行(EnableSSHKeysign)通知ssh客户机它应该使用一个单独的ssh - keysign实用程序来读取主机的私钥。
The CLI (command-line interface) chapter is a must-read.
CLI (command - line interface，命令行界面)这章是必读的。
Simply place your index finger below a line of text and move it as you read.
你只需要将你的手指指在所读的那行文字下，一边读一边移动手指。
As your eyes read down this line they stop periodically and“rest” on a word.
当你的眼睛进行线式阅读时会不自觉地定期停下来，就像在某个单词上面休息。
This last line that I've read seems itself to have been grated on a scrannel pipe.
我读到的最后一行，听起来似乎它本身被细弱的气管声所激怒了。
Another important aspect of executing commands from the command-line interface (CLI) is the ability to write various outputs to a device or to read input into a command from another device.
通过命令行界面(CLI)执行命令的另一个重要方面是，能够把各种输出写到一个设备，或者把来自另一个设备的输入读取到命令中。
I read the lyrics of each CD he brought home, pointing out every line I had a problem with.
我看了他带回家的每张CD的歌词，指出每一个我觉得有问题的句子。
That seems like a lot of work just to read and process a single line from a file.
看起来仅仅从文件中读取和处理一行内容都有许多工作要做。
In repeating a falsehood, someone may back it up with an opening line like "I think I read somewhere" or even with a reference to a specific source.
为达到强调假象的目的，一个人可以上来就说“我想我曾在什么地方读到过它”，甚至干脆指出一个具体的出处。
The first line is a read-only display area.
第一行是一个只读显示区域。
Processing a text file often consists of sequentially reading a unit of information (typically either a character or a line) and doing something in response to the unit you've just read.
处理文本文件通常包括读取信息单元(通常叫做字符或行)，然后对刚读取的单元执行适当操作。
Choose a subject line that captures immediate interest and makes people want to read more.
标题必须能立即引起兴趣并促使用户读更多内容。
Always include a greeting and a signature, and use as many line and paragraph breaks as possible; this makes the E-mail easier to read.
不管什么情况都要包含问候语和署名，并且尽量多折行多分段——这能使邮件更易读。
So I say, don't stick to one guru and to one line of thought. Read/listen to books from a lot of highly regarded authors to broaden your knowledge and number of possible solutions to your problems.
因此，不要迷信一个人的指引，也不要只信守一种思想，而要阅读不同的书籍，倾听不同的声音，这样才能开阔你的知识面，才能更多可以解决问题的方法。
So I say, don't stick to one guru and to one line of thought. Read/listen to books from a lot of highly regarded authors to broaden your knowledge and number of possible solutions to your problems.
因此，不要迷信一个人的指引，也不要只信守一种思想，而要阅读不同的书籍，倾听不同的声音，这样才能开阔你的知识面，才能更多可以解决问题的方法。
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