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You begin to hear, or perhaps smell, the slight whiff of jargon that pervades theoretical writing. It often does so for a reason.
你开始听出，或者嗅出遍布理论文章中的术语的味道,这往往是有道理的。
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But you have to submit your test scores, you have to write some essays, like why you want to go to Brown.
但是你必须提交你的成绩单，还要写一些文章，例如你为什么选择布朗大学。
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But then if you look at the writings of New Englanders, by the early nineteenth century.
但是如果你看看十九世纪初期,新英格兰人的文章
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Close reading, the idea that you could take a text and do things with it--that the interpretation of a text wasn't just a matter of saying, "Oh, yes, it's about this and isn't it beautiful?"
当你拿到一篇文章之后,你所能做的不只是说些像,“哦，这是关于这个的，它读起来，是不是很美啊“之类的话“
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Suppose you came across a piece of writing that you knew nothing about just lying there on the table.
假设，你读到一段,你对它一无所知的文章。
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It's just a general essay about anything you want to write about.
文章的内容很笼统，你想写些什么就可以写些什么。
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Right. You became, said the article, the WHCS to President Bush for the administration.
嗯，然后文章说到，你成为总统的白宫办公室主任,让他的政府。
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So there are lots of technical articles and you can read about that.
因此有许多技术性的文章,你可以去读一读。
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Can you make a novel, as he says in the essay, that will "sprout wings and grow claws" in secret in his mind? That's an image taken from the metamorphosis of the butterfly within the chrysalis.
你能够让一本小说，就像他在那篇文章里说的那样，会在他,脑海里秘密的“展开翅膀，伸出爪子“？，这是从蝴蝶羽化中,借鉴来的比喻。
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Now you can do anything you like with the text.
你现在可以拿文章干任何你想干的事。
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And the end of the passage is, "Have you read Buckle?"
文章的结尾写道：“你读过巴克尔的书吗？“
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