• Jean Valjean held his breath.

    冉阿让屏住了呼吸。

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  • Jean Valjean remained silent.

    对此冉阿让默不作声。

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  • Jean Valjean heaved a deep sigh.

    冉阿让长叹一声。

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  • Jean Valjean turned pale.

    冉阿让脸色惨白。

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  • That man was jean Valjean.

    这人便是冉阿让。

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  • Jean Valjean listened.

    冉阿让张耳细听。

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  • Jean Valjean had not uttered a single word.

    冉阿让根本没有说一个字。

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  • In a few strides jean Valjean stood beside him.

    冉阿让几大步便跨到了他身边。

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  • Jean Valjean had undertaken to teach her to read.

    冉阿让开始教她识字。

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  • Jean Valjean bent down and kissed that child's hand.

    冉阿让弯下腰去,吻了吻孩子的手。

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  • Jean Valjean had not, as we have seen, an evil nature.

    我们已经知道,冉阿让并不是一个生性恶劣的人。

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  • Jean Valjean came from a poor peasant family of Brie.

    冉阿让生在布里的一个贫农家里。

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  • Happily for jean Valjean that he had been able to weep.

    痛哭对冉阿让来说是一种幸福。

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  • It was in front of this Gorbeau house that jean Valjean halted.

    冉阿让便是在那戈尔博老屋门前停下来的。

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  • "Well," said jean Valjean, "what if I felt hungry only for water?"

    冉阿让说:“我要是只想喝水呢?”

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  • This convent was for Jean Valjean like an island surrounded by gulfs.

    那修院对冉阿让来说,好象是个四面全是悬崖绝壁的孤岛。

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  • This unobtrusive tenant was jean Valjean, the young girl was Cosette.

    这个无声无息的房客便是冉阿让,年轻姑娘便是珂赛特。

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  • Jean Valjean was still in the same place, motionless on his stone post.

    冉阿让仍待在老地方,一动不动地坐在他的界石上。

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  • Jean Valjean passed that night and the two succeeding nights in the garden.

    冉阿让在园里过了那一夜,接着又连守了两夜。

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  • Jean Valjean had left the garden uncultivated, in order not to attract attention.

    冉阿让也不修整那园子,免得惹人注意。

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  • Moreover, Jean Valjean had chosen his refuge well. There he seemed perfectly secure.

    此外,冉阿让选了一个合适的住处,他在这地方,似乎十分安全。

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  • All at once she heard jean Valjean's voice crying to her, though in a very low tone.

    她忽然听到冉阿让的声音向她轻轻喊道。

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  • Jean Valjean had been dazzled by the idea of liberty. He had believed in a new life.

    冉阿让起初想到自由,不禁欣然自喜,他以为得着新生命了。

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  • Jean Valjean did not move. It seemed as though his feet were nailed to the pavement.

    冉阿让一动也不动,好象他的脚已被钉在地上了。

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  • Nevertheless, that night jean Valjean felt that he was passing through his final combat.

    然而这一夜,冉阿让感到他打的是最后一仗。

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  • But days, weeks, months, elapsed. Jean Valjean had tacitly accepted Cosette's tacit consent.

    但是,多少天、多少星期、多少个月接连过去了,冉阿让一声不响地接受了珂赛特一声不响的同意。

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  • Certainly, if jean Valjean had had a kingdom, he would have given it for a rope at that moment.

    的确,在这关头,冉阿让假使有一个王国,他也会拿来换一根绳子的。

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  • I was determined to be different and to really offer women what they needed in a well-fitting jean.

    我下定决心与众不同,并且向女人提供真正合身的牛仔裤。

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  • He turned. A ray of moonlight outlined his profile, and jean Valjean recognized old Fauchelevent.

    他转过身去,一线月光正照着他的半边脸,冉阿让认出了割风老头儿。

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  • Jean Valjean, a thoughtful man, and given to nocturnal strolls, often returned quite late at night.

    冉阿让是个喜欢思索和夜游的人,他常常要到夜深才回家。

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