如果我们在阅读时能摈弃所有这些先入之见,那将是一个极好的开端。
If we could banish all such preconceptions when we read, that would be an admirable beginning.
几年前,我在阅读查尔斯·奥曼爵士的恢弘巨著《半岛战争史》时,第一次发现了拿破仑时期的密码战。
I first discovered the Napoleonic cryptographic battle a few years ago when I was reading Sir Charles Oman's epic History of the Peninsular War.
在一个非常美好的一天里,你不再觉得自己是在“挤出时间来阅读”,而只是在阅读,并腾出时间做点其他事情。
On a really good day, it no longer feels as if you're "making time to read", but just reading, and making time for everything else.
This is Barth's effort to enclose the silence into something readable, to contain that impossibility in the structure of the story.
这是巴斯想把沉默嵌套到某些可阅读的的,在故事的结构中包含一些不可能的努力。
We find ourselves in today's reading, Areopagitica in the middle of the English Revolution, sometimes called the Puritan Revolution.
我们在今天的阅读中发现自己,《论出版自由》,在英国革命,也就是有时被称为清教改革,的过程中。
If the element of surprise is to become absolutely central and paramount in the reading process, the gap has to get bigger.
如果“惊讶“元素在阅读过程中是,绝对中心,至高无上的,那么这个间隙必须会更大。
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