And if he could bring great players to New York, they'd be worth a lot of money to him."

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Milton's would be an epic demonstrating the origins and ; the heroic achievement of his own nation, England; or maybe he'd be thinking a little broadly of Britain, which is England, Scotland and Wales.

这首史诗应该展示弥尔顿自己的祖国,英格兰的起源以及辉煌成就;,他想的范围可能更大一点，大不列颠，大不列颠包括英格兰，苏格兰和威尔士。

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Now when this slave is freed, by the owner, the slave could take the peculium with him, and then he could set up his own business, but he'd still be a client of the owner, because he's still officially part of his household.

等到奴隶关系解除时，他可以拿走那些私产，开始自己的生意，但他仍是主人的被庇护人，因为他仍是家户中的一员。

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But the question isn't really, is there something you could do to a human being ? so that he'd be happy, or at least enjoying himself, forever?

但问题并非，是否有办法改变人类,让他快乐或起码永远享受自己？

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When Milton opens Lycidas with that phrase, "Yet once more," one of the things that he's telling the reader is that ; yet once more he'll be making the same argument for unreadiness; the same argument for nervous anticipation that he'd made a number of times before.

当弥尔顿用那句“然而再一次的“开始的篇章时“,他要告诉读者的是,他会再一次的对诗中的迟疑作出相同的论述;,和他之前无数次作出的,关于不安的预知的，一成不变的论述。

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In other words, what he seems to be saying in that passage at around 37c and d is that he realizes he is on the horns of a dilemma.

换句话说，他试图说的,约介于，37c，及，d，段落,是他了解到自己处于进退两难的境地。

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