Jean Valjean replied, and the sound of his voice appeared to rouse javert.
冉阿让回答时，他的声音好象把沙威唤醒了似的。
Javert asked the rest of the ruffians.
沙威问其余的匪徒。
Enjolras glanced at Javert, and said to him.
安灼拉望着沙威，对他说。
Javert repeated in a low voice:--"Number 7."
沙威小声重复一遍：“七号。”
Javert deposited jean Valjean in the city prison.
沙威把冉阿让送进了市监狱。
"Monsieur Javert," said she, "I beseech your mercy."
“沙威先生，”她说，“我求您开恩。”
These arrangements made, he turned to Javert and said
布置完了，他转向沙威说
Javert had, in fact, grasped jean Valjean by the collar.
沙威确实抓住了冉阿让的衣领。
Moreover, jean Valjean knew that he was delivered from Javert.
此外，冉阿让知道自己已摆脱了沙威。
Replied Javert; "people are in the habit of talking aloud to me."
沙威回答，“人家对我谈话总是大声的！”
When Javert had disappeared, jean Valjean fired his pistol in the air.
当沙威已看不见了，冉阿让向天空开了一枪。
Javert retreated slowly. A moment later he turned the corner of the Rue des Precheurs.
沙威缓步离去，片刻后，他在布道修士街的街角拐了弯。
Javert added, with an air of indifference, but without removing his eyes from Madeleine.
沙威用一副不在意的神气接着说下去，但是眼睛不离开马德兰。
Javert was like an eye constantly fixed on M. Madeleine. An eye full of suspicion and conjecture.
沙威好象是一只永远盯在马德兰先生身上的眼睛，一只充满疑惑和猜忌的眼睛。
Jean Valjean looked at Javert. This mode of procedure was but little in accord with Javert's habits.
冉阿让看看沙威，这做法和沙威的习惯不相符。
On the afternoon following the visit of Javert, M. Madeleine went to see Fantine according to his wont.
在沙威走访的那个下午，马德兰先生仍照常去看芳汀。
Javert was evidently somewhat disconcerted by the perfect naturalness and tranquillity of M. Madeleine.
沙威明明有点被马德兰先生的那种恬静、安闲、行若无事的态度窘困了。
Without himself suspecting the fact, Javert in his formidable happiness was to be pitied, as is every ignorant man who triumphs.
沙威在他这种骇人的快乐里，正和每一个得志的小人一样，值得怜悯。
"Then," resumed Javert, "you will excuse me if I persist; it is my duty; you have not seen a certain person--a man--this evening?
“既是这样，”沙威又说，“请您原谅我多话，这是我分内应做的事，今天您没有看见一个人，一个男人。
The messenger himself was a very clever member of the police, who, in two words, informed Javert of what had taken place at Arras.
这专差也是个精干的警吏，一两句话便把在阿拉斯发生的事向沙威交代明白了。
He was not even absolutely sure that it was Javert, and then it might have been Javert, without Javert knowing that he was jean Valjean.
他甚至不能十分确定那究竟是不是沙威，并且即使是沙威，沙威也不一定就知道他是冉阿让。
Javert put on his hat again, and advanced a couple of paces into the room, with arms folded, his cane under one arm, his sword in its sheath.
沙威戴上帽子，朝屋里走了两步，叉着胳膊，腋下夹根棍子，剑在鞘中。
Javert bent his head and gazed. All was black. Nothing was to be distinguished. A sound of foam was audible; but the river could not be seen.
沙威低下头，望了望。一片漆黑，什么也辨别不清。听得见浪花声，但见不到河流。
Javert, to all appearances, was acquainted with this little labyrinth, and had taken his precautions by sending one of his men to guard the exit.
从所有已知迹象方面看，沙威是熟悉这一小块地方复杂的地形的，他已有了准备，派了他手下的一个人去守住了出口。
He did not even put a question to Javert; he neither sought nor avoided him; he bore that embarrassing and almost oppressive gaze without appearing to notice it.
他一句话也没有问过沙威，他既不找他，也不避他，他泰然自若地承受那种恼人的、几乎是逼人的目光。
Jean Valjean, armed with his bar of iron, walked slowly up to Fantine's couch. When he arrived there he turned and said to Javert, in a voice that was barely audible.
冉阿让手里握着铁条，慢慢地向着芳汀的床走去，走到以后，他转过身，用一种旁人几乎听不见的声音向沙威说。
Jean Valjean with some difficulty, but without relaxing his hold for a single instant, made Javert, pinioned as he was, scale the little entrenchment in the Mondetour lane.
冉阿让不无困难地让捆着腿的沙威爬过蒙德都巷子的战壕，但是一刻也不松手。
Jean Valjean cut the martingale which Javert had about his neck, then he cut the cords on his wrists, then, stooping down, he cut the cord on his feet; and, straightening himself up, he said to him.
冉阿让把捆住沙威脖子的绳子割断，又割断他手腕上的绳子，再弯腰割断他脚上的绳子，然后站起来说。
Jean Valjean cut the martingale which Javert had about his neck, then he cut the cords on his wrists, then, stooping down, he cut the cord on his feet; and, straightening himself up, he said to him.
冉阿让把捆住沙威脖子的绳子割断，又割断他手腕上的绳子，再弯腰割断他脚上的绳子，然后站起来说。
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