他叫马白夫公公。
He is another sort from Father Mabeuf.
他跟马白夫老爹不是一类的。
Jean Valjean's purse was of no use to M. Mabeuf.
冉阿让的钱包对马白夫先生没起一点作用。
Then he approached the table on which lay Mabeuf and Gavroche.
然后他走向躺着马白夫和伽弗洛什的长桌。
Still, Father Mabeuf had not entirely lost his childlike serenity.
可是马白夫公公没有全部丧失他那种富于孩子气的宁静。
Father Mabeuf, would you like to have me water your garden for you?
马白夫公公，要我来替您浇园子吗？
Father Mabeuf raised his head. He saw a gardener passing, and inquired.
马白夫公公抬起了头。
On the following day, M. Mabeuf received an invitation to dine with the Minister.
第二天，马白夫先生收到一张请帖，邀他去大臣家吃饭。
Marius no longer went to see any one, but he sometimes encountered Father Mabeuf by chance.
马吕斯已不再访问任何人，不过他有时会遇见马白夫公公。
M. Mabeuf no longer knew his books, his garden, or his indigo: these were the three forms which happiness, pleasure, and hope had assumed for him.
现在马白夫先生认识的仅只是他自己的书籍、他的园子和他的靛青，这是他的幸福、兴趣和希望所呈现的三个形象。
M. Mabeuf, in his venerable, infantile austerity, had not accepted the gift of the stars; he had not admitted that a star could coin itself into louis d'or.
可敬的马白夫先生，素来品行端正而饶有稚气，他绝不接受那份来自星星的礼物，他绝不同意星星能自己铸造金路易。
He was so timid that be seemed shy, he rarely went out, and he saw no one but the poor people who tapped at his pane and his cure, the Abbe Mabeuf, a good old man.
他简直胆小到好象不敢见人似的，他很少出门，除了那些敲他玻璃窗的穷人和他的神甫之外，谁也不见。
When the stones destined to the final defence were in place, Enjolras had the bottles which he had set under the table where Mabeuf lay, carried to the first floor.
当指定作最后防御物的铺路石安置好时，安灼拉命令把他放在马白夫停尸桌下的酒瓶搬上二楼。
Father Mabeuf went to his room, took his hat, mechanically sought for a book to place under his arm, found none, said: "Ah! Truly!" and went off with a bewildered air.
马白夫公公走进屋子，拿起帽子，机械地要找一本书夹在胳膊下面，找不到，便说道：“啊！对！”
M. Mabeuf had set himself to turning over and reading, with the aid of his glasses, two books of which he was passionately fond and in which, a serious thing at his age, he was interested.
马白夫先生戴着眼镜，手里捧着两本心爱的书在翻翻念念，这两本书不但是他心爱的，对他那样年纪的人来说，更严重的是那两本书常使他心神不安。
M. Mabeuf had set himself to turning over and reading, with the aid of his glasses, two books of which he was passionately fond and in which, a serious thing at his age, he was interested.
马白夫先生戴着眼镜，手里捧着两本心爱的书在翻翻念念，这两本书不但是他心爱的，对他那样年纪的人来说，更严重的是那两本书常使他心神不安。
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