His curious fancy is more active than his desire. Or, you might say, his desire to know is more active than his desire to love.

他好奇的本质比欲望更强烈，或许你们会说，他求知的欲望比爱的欲望强烈。

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I don't understand why he broke up with you, he said he loves you.

我真不明白他为什么要跟你分手，他之前还说他爱你。

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So, at the top of 155, he's asked his question. "'Speak,' he commanded. She whispered, 'Love.'" Now, the problem with that is that answer; it's a verb and a noun.

在第155页上部，他问了自己的问题，说吧’,他命令道，她哭着说，爱，现在，问题是这个答案，爱，可以是动词也可以是名词。

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and she says'yes' being honest and sincere and he says it clearly and he looks a little depressed and says, ''well, can you love me?"

她说了，是的',她是坦诚，真切的,并且他明确地说,面带一丝沮丧,问到，那你能爱我吗“

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And he--she said to me, "That's when I knew he really loved me."

他对我说，，“那时，我才知道他是真的爱我“

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I mean Thoreau may have been a snob, he may have been smarmy, and he may have wanted you to think he was cool because he sold pencils.

我的意思是,梭罗也许个势利小人,他也许有点爱说奉承话,他也许觉得卖铅笔,会让你们认为他很酷

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