Now this on page 2. This is how he talks: All this time Dean was telling Marylou things like this.
这是在第二页,他这样说:,一直以来安总是对玛丽露说些这样的话。
Now it has to be said that Mary Astell's image of Milton is probably the product of a much closer reading of Paradise Lost than Lady Mary Chudleigh's was.
不得不说,玛丽·阿斯苔对弥尔顿有如此印象,很可能是因为她对《失乐园》的解读,比玛丽·恰德莱夫人的更加细致。
And he began to write back, first to his fiancee who quickly became his wife, Mary, and he was really worried about all the slaves he owned.
随后他就开始写回信,首先给他的未婚妻玛丽,不久便结婚了,并且他对他所拥有的奴隶充满忧虑
He's the very voice of traditional wisdom for some, as he was for Lady Mary Chudleigh.
对于一些人来说,正如对玛丽·恰德莱夫人,弥尔顿是传统智慧的发言人。
So Milton for Astell is hardly the embodiment of orthodoxy that he is for Lady Mary Chudleigh.
因此,对阿斯苔来说,弥尔顿不是那个,玛丽·恰德莱心目中代表正统的标志。
And he's the voice of political subversiveness for others, as he was for Mary Astell.
对于另一些人,正如对玛丽·阿斯苔,他又是政治颠覆的代表。
Now, one of the earliest -- and I think this is a remarkable fact - one of the earliest citations of Paradise Lost that actually appears in print in the seventeenth century comes from the proto-feminist writer Lady Mary Chudleigh.
最早的--我认为这很重要,-17世纪最早的以印刷形式出现的,对《失乐园》的引用,来自于原型女性主义作家玛丽·恰德莱夫人。
It's been said that to quote anybody is necessarily to misrepresent him, and this fact is obviously a very good thing for Lady Mary Chudleigh since Milton would certainly not himself have wanted to suggest that women are superior to men.
有这样一种说法,引用任何人的话都难免曲解其原意,很显然这对玛丽·恰德莱夫人的论证是有利的,因为弥尔顿的原意绝对不可能是说,女人的地位要高于男人。
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