"What do you have there?" the clockmaker asked.
“你手里拿着的是什么？”钟表匠问。
"Do you really want that bloodline?" the clockmaker asked suddenly.
“你真的想要那个血脉？”钟表匠突然问道。
"So then I suppose you'll have to figure out how to care for it," the clockmaker said.
“那么你得想办法照顾它了，”钟表匠说。
Her footsteps faded, and the clockmaker lifted a corner of the blanket and his head cleared instantly.
她的脚步声慢慢地消失，钟表匠掀开毯子的一角，脑袋立即清醒了。
"Poor little thing," she said, but even to the clockmaker it sounded empty, like a phrase she had picked up somewhere and hoped would fit the situation.
“可怜的小东西，”她说，但这话甚至连钟表匠听起来也是空洞洞的，就像是她从哪里捡来了这样一个短语，并期望它能适用于这种场合。
The clockmaker hadn't brought her anyone to help for ages.
钟表匠已经多年没有带人来做帮手了。
The clockmaker returned to his room and carefully moved his work aside.
钟表匠返回他的房间，小心地把他的工件移到一旁。
The clockmaker figured Moth's experiment with her possum was also likely to end soon.
钟表匠想，莫丝对负鼠的实验有可能很快也结束了。
The clockmaker figured Moth's experiment with her possum was also likely to end soon.
钟表匠想，莫丝对负鼠的实验有可能很快也结束了。
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