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- "She lived unknown and few could know"-- how can she be unknown if few know anything about her?
她不为人知地活着，鲜有人知道她“,如果有任何人知道关于她的任何事情,又怎么能说他不为人知呢？
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So, could be, those are his reasons that he's not crazy because he gets all of it out.
所以，或许那些可以证明他不是个疯子，因为他已抽身于作品之外了。
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I have said to you, "Let my son go, that he may worship Me," yet you refuse to let him go.
我已经告诉过你，“让我的孩子离开，他要崇拜我“,但是你却不让他走。
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One thing you cannot say about him is that he's culturally insensitive, arguably one of the most sensitive people alive.
但你不能说他在文化方面不敏感，他可以说是还在世的最敏感的人之一。
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Now, and I don't think this is unimportant, King was also - it would seem he was also a minor poet, an amateur poet.
我认为这并非不重要，金也是,-尽管不显赫，他也是个诗人，一个业余诗人。
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By that he meant, he did not need a co-president, which some people often said what the WHCF was.
他的意思是，他不需要一个联合总统，这也是人们,经常用来形容我们的。
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Nobody, of course, knew this man but they knew people who might know people who would know this man.
当然这些人都不认识他，但他们认识其他人,这些人可能认识其他认识他的人。
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Remember that way that Franny can identify the timbre of her brother's voice very specifically: it's like no other.
记住Franny识别她哥哥,声音的特殊方法：，他不像其他的那样。
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We don't know whether this was because he didn't want to take the chance or because he believed in categorical moral principles.
不知道他是因为不愿意冒这个险呢,还是因为他信奉绝对主义道德原则。
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He is not simply a teacher of political pragmatism, of how to adjust means to fit the ends.
他不只是一位,政治实用主义教师，仅懂得如何调整方式来获致结果。
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Oh yeah, I know Hanson, but if I didn't know him, I wouldn't know any farmers.
好吧,我知道汉森,但我不认识他,我一个农民都不认识
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Some of your questions seemed to draw out other things that he doesn't plan to talk about, like what he really did to make money.
其中一些问题甚至引出了,他本不打算涉及的内容,比如他到底是如何赚到钱的
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So it could be--From Hannibal's point of view he doesn't know which pass you're going to defend, but let's have a look at his payoffs.
站在汉尼拔的立场,他应该,不知道你会防守哪条路,但让我们看看他的收益
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And he said,to his credit, "no,without my principles I am just"-- as he put it rather indelicately and cruelly about himself-- "a fat man with a big limp."
令人钦佩的是,他说,"不,如果不守我的原则我就是"--,好像他本来不是那么粗野,那么残酷一样--,"一个大胖瘸子"
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At there they were just straining along, because he was so entertaining.
他们一直不给他钱，因为他太搞笑了。
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In Lycidas Milton doesn't let himself, thank God, go quite so far as he does in this amazing ending to "Damon's Epitaph."
感谢上帝，在《利西达斯》中，弥尔顿做的不像，他在《达蒙的墓志铭》的结尾那样过火“
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The chaste poet was unable to pass uninjured in that wild surrounding waste. This violence was so terrible that not even his mother, the muse Calliope, could save him.
这端正老实的诗人无法在这野蛮的进攻中,全身而退，巴克坎忒斯的暴行是如此可怕,就连俄耳甫斯的母亲，身为缪斯之一的克莱俄帕也救不了他。
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And then she is gripped with--as she says, "overcome all at once"-- by a need to touch him, as if she could not believe in him or would not remember him.
然后，就像她说的，“突然克服了“一样，她被一种接触他的需要紧紧握住，就像是她不能够相信他，或者是记得他。
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In Mesopotamia they usually didn't need to because the richness of the soil and so on.
在美索不达米亚,由于土壤肥沃及其他因素,通常是不需要施肥的
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He isn't speaking at this moment yet. He isn't yet producing language.
那个时候他还不会说话，他还不知道什么语言。
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He doesn't emerge from a preexisting realm. He has no divine siblings.
他不从先前存在的某个领域里诞生，他没有神族的兄弟姐妹。
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Or, if you don't believe Spinoza, if you don't believe his authority is sufficient, consider someone who you'll be reading in a couple of weeks, Jean-Jacques Rousseau, from the Social Contract.
或者，假如你不相信斯宾诺莎，假如你不信,他的权威性，那么想一想几星期之后,你们将要读到的一个人，让·雅克·卢梭，在《社会契约论》中。
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He does not emerge from some preexisting realm and therefore he is free of all of the limitations of myth and magic--we'll go through these one by one--but a God whose will is absolute and sovereign. All right?
他不从任何既存的空间而来，因而他不受任何,神话和巫术的控制，他是完全独立和至高无上的,这些我们将一点一点来分析？
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And--or people would talk to him and he'd just stare at them and say--and people would say-- would be intimidated by his bold and impetuous stare when actually he just totally didn't know anything.
别人跟他说话，他就会盯着人看,人们就会-,被他大胆无礼的凝视吓怕,其实他根本不知道别人在说什么。
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He won't listen;he bowls ahead, and he discovers in the process the terrible,terrible truth, which is that by accident,by coincidence, not by intent that as a young man he killed his father and subsequently married his mother.
他充耳不闻,执迷不悟,随后他在不经意间,发现了极其可怕的事实,或是因为事故,或是因为巧合,总之绝不是故意的,他年少时曾经弑父,随即娶了自己的母亲
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He doesn't at first hear the horn fail to blow, and then later, when a truck pulls up behind him, he fails to hear a horn that does blow: He was looking at the sign, and he didn't hear the horn.
在一开始,是他没有注意到这点，到后来卡车停在身后时，他连响的喇叭都听不到了：,“他看着那个标牌，以至于没听到喇叭声。
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If they both rat each other out, they'll end up in jail for two years, But if you rat the other guy out and he doesn't rat you out, then you will go home free and he'll go to jail for five years.
要是都坦白了,两人都要坐两年牢,要是你坦白而他不坦白,你无罪释放而他坐五年牢
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I became so obsessed with it that we drove up there so I could visit every school at which she had taught, and we actually found somebody who-- we knew he wouldn't like her because he was sweeping out the church, he worked for one of the churches, and she was very anti-clerical.
我实在太着迷于是就开车去了那,这样我就能去看她教过的每所学校,而且我们真发现一个人,我们知道他肯定不喜欢她,因为他当时正在打扫教堂,他在教堂工作,而她是反教会的
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He still incurred -C because he ran and he also has a cost of |x-y| because he doesn't like Mr. Y winning.
他同样有-C的收益因为他参加了竞选,且他还有|x-y|的成本,因为他不喜欢Y先生获胜
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