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0:08 At Phileas Fogg's mansion Passepartout had read and memorized the card listing his master's daily routine 在菲利亚斯·福格的宅邸，路路通已读过并记住了那张列有主人日常作息的卡片。
0:15 He knew that Mr. Fogg would not be back until exactly midnight 他知道福格先生要等到午夜十二点整才会回来。
0:18 So Passepartout set about keeping himself busy until his services were needed again 于是路路通开始给自己找事做，直到下次需要他伺候的时候。
0:24 Passepartout had a pleasant face and a well-built, muscular body 路路通面容和善，体格匀称，肌肉结实。
0:29 He had tumbled brown hair, blue eyes, and a ruddy complexion 他顶着一头蓬乱的棕发，长着蓝色的眼睛，面色红润。
0:33 In his early years, Passepartout had been a sort of vagrant and was not at all brash or snobby 早年，路路通可以说是个流浪汉，身上毫无粗鲁或势利之气。
0:40 He had already worked in ten English houses, but so far he had failed to find the peace he was looking for 他已经在十户英国家庭干过活，但始终没能找到自己渴望的那份安宁。
0:47 He was happy to have finally found a master who suited him 他很高兴终于找到了一个称心如意的主人。
0:50 Back at the Reform Club, shortly after six o'clock that evening, Mr. Fogg finished his dinner 那天晚上刚过六点，福格先生在革新俱乐部用完了晚餐。
0:56 Then he joined five other club members for a game of whist 随后，他同另外五位俱乐部会员凑成了一桌，打起了惠斯特牌。
1:00 Mr. Fogg was a regular player, and his evening card game was an unchanging part of his routine 福格先生是常客，每晚的牌局是他雷打不动的习惯。
1:06 The men settled down at a table in front of a fire, and the conversation soon turned to current affairs 男士们在炉火前的桌旁坐定，话题很快就转到了时事上。
1:12 " What about that robbery then?" asked one player “那起抢劫案怎么样了？”一位牌友问道。
1:16 " Oh, the bank will lose the money," replied another “哦，银行会损失那笔钱，”另一位答道。
1:20 " The Daily Telegraph says that the thief is a gentleman," said Mr. Fogg as he set down his newspaper to pick up his cards “《每日电讯报》说那窃贼是位绅士，”福格先生放下报纸，拿起牌说道。
1:28 " A man that makes off with fifty-five-thousand pounds is no gentleman!" said another “一个卷走五万五千英镑的人绝不是什么绅士！”另一位说道。
1:34 " Possibly not," replied Mr. Fogg," but he was reported to be a well-dressed gentleman with polished manners and a well-to-do air about him." “也许不是，”福格先生回答，“但报道称他衣着考究，举止文雅，带着一股富裕的气派。”
1:43 The conversation subsided as the men began their game 牌局开始，谈话便平息了下来。
1:47 When they paused to deal the cards for a second game, the conversation returned to the robbery 当他们停下来为第二局发牌时，话题又回到了那起抢劫案上。
1:53 " Where could the ' gentleman,' if that's what we must call him, go?" exclaimed one player “那位‘绅士’，如果我们非得这么称呼他的话，能跑到哪儿去呢？”一位牌友大声问道。
1:59 " It would be very difficult to flee with all that money," said another “带着那么多钱逃跑会非常困难。”另一个人说。
2:04 " No country will be safe for him." “对他来说，没有国家会是安全的。”
2:07 " Oh, I'm not sure about that," said another man." The world is big enough." “哦，这我可说不准。”另一位先生说，“世界大得很呢。”
2:13 " It was once," said Mr. Fogg," but no longer “曾经是这样，”福格先生说，“但现在不是了。
2:17 It is now possible to go around the world in eighty days." 如今八十天环游地球是可能的。”
2:21 " That is true," said one man “说得没错。”一位先生说。
2:24 " Impossible," said another." What if the trains stop running in India, or a storm delays a steamer? What then?" “不可能，”另一位说，“要是印度火车停运，或者暴风雨耽搁了轮船，那怎么办？”
2:33 " All accounted for and anticipated in eighty days," stated Mr. Fogg with confidence “八十天内，所有因素都考虑进去了。”福格先生自信地说。
2:40 " I'd like to see you do it!" said the player sitting opposite him “我倒想看看你怎么做到！”坐在他对面的牌友说。
2:45 " I'd like nothing better than to do it," said Mr. Fogg, looking at him calmly “这正是我最想做的事。”福格先生平静地望着他答道。
2:49 " When?" asked the man “什么时候？”那人问道。
2:52 " At once," said Mr. Fogg, smiling “马上，”福格先生笑着说。
2:55 " It's absurd," cried another player." Let's get on with the game!" “太荒唐了，”另一位玩家喊道，“我们继续打牌吧！”
3:00 Suddenly the man who was about to deal put the cards down and spoke up 突然，那个正要发牌的人放下牌，开口说道。
3:05 " Fair enough, Mr. Fogg. I will wager four-thousand pounds on it!" “好吧，福格先生，我赌四千英镑！”
3:12 " I will too," said another, looking to the other players “我也赌，”另一个人说着，看向其他牌友。
3:16 " And so will I," said another, and then another, until all five men agreed “我也赌，”又一个说道，接着又一个，直到五个人全都同意了。
3:24 Mr. Fogg looked up from his cards and said," I have a deposit of twenty-thousand pounds at the bank that I will gladly risk on it." 福格先生从牌上抬起头，说道：“我在银行有两万英镑存款，我很乐意拿来赌一把。”
3:32 " Twenty-thousand pounds! Twenty-thousand pounds that you could lose by a single accidental delay?" asked the man who had bet first “两万英镑！区区一次偶然的延误就能让你输掉的两万英镑？”最先打赌的人问道。
3:43 " The unforeseen does not exist," replied Mr. Fogg “不存在什么预料之外的事，”福格先生答道。
3:47 " But, Mr. Fogg," said the man." Eighty days are only an estimate of the minimum time the journey can take." “可是，福格先生，”那人说，“八十天只是这趟旅程可能的最短时间估计。”
3:55 " For this journey, that minimum will suffice," said Mr. Fogg “对这趟旅程，那个最短时间就够了。”福格先生说。
4:00 " And in order not to exceed the eighty days," the man continued “而且为了不超过八十天，”那人继续说，
4:05 " you'll need to be very precise when transferring from trains to steamers and from steamers to trains." “你在从火车换轮船，再从轮船换火车时，需要非常精确。”
4:13 " I will be very precise, gentlemen," said Mr. Fogg “我会非常精确的，先生们。”福格先生说。
4:17 Phileas Fogg's card partners were both thrilled and concerned 菲利亚斯·福格的牌友们既兴奋又担心。
4:22 They were thrilled by a bet they felt certain to win 他们因为觉得肯定能赢的赌注而兴奋。
4:26 But they were concerned that Mr. Fogg was risking a lot of money on a whim 但他们担心福格先生一时冲动冒险了一大笔钱。
4:31 " If you are joking, we accept the joke and let you off," offered one man “如果你是在开玩笑，我们接受这个玩笑，放过你。”一个人提议道。
4:36 " A true Englishman doesn't joke when he is talking about something as serious as a wager," replied Mr. Fogg “一个真正的英国人在谈论像打赌这样严肃的事时，是不会开玩笑的。”福格先生回答。
4:44 " I will bet twenty-thousand pounds against anyone that I can tour the world in eighty days or less. Do you accept?" “我押两万英镑，跟任何人打赌，我能在八十天或更短时间环游世界。你们接受吗？”
4:56 Hello, again! Gentlemen's clubs are private clubs for men from the English upper class 又见面了！绅士俱乐部是为英国上流社会男士设立的私人俱乐部。
5:02 In other words they are not for men like me! Ha-ha! 换句话说，它们不是给我这种人去的！哈哈！
5:05 Members use gentleman's clubs almost as second homes 会员们几乎把绅士俱乐部当成第二个家。
5:08 They go to these clubs to relax, meet their friends, and enjoy delicious meals 他们去这些俱乐部放松，见朋友，享用美味的饭菜。
5:13 Mr. Fogg is a member of the Reform Club, and he spends most of his days there 福格先生是改革俱乐部的会员，他大部分时间都在那里度过。
5:17 The Reform Club was founded in 1836 改革俱乐部成立于1836年。
5:21 Membership quickly grew to one thousand 会员人数很快增长到一千人，
5:23 and the club's governing committee commissioned an architect to design its current building, located at 104 Pall Mall 俱乐部管理委员会委托一位建筑师设计了现在的建筑，位于蓓尔美尔街104号。
5:30 This street actually has quite a few gentlemen's clubs along it 这条街上其实沿街有不少绅士俱乐部。
5:33 The Reform Club is a splendid place 改革俱乐部是一个华丽的地方。
5:36 Based on the Farnese Palace in Rome, its central hall is encircled by grand pillars and a spacious upper gallery 它以罗马的法尔内塞宫为蓝本，中央大厅由宏伟的柱子和宽敞的上层走廊环绕。
5:43 It has a wonderful kitchen, which was designed according to the chef's specifications 它有一个很棒的厨房，是按照厨师的规格设计的。
5:48 The Reform Club's library contains over fifty-thousand books! 改革俱乐部的图书馆藏有超过五万本书！
5:51 The Reform Club was founded by a political party known as the Radicals, who embraced liberal political ideas 改革俱乐部由一个叫激进派的政党创立，他们信奉自由的政治理念。
5:58 So besides being a social club, it is also a political meeting place 所以除了是社交俱乐部，它也是一个政治会议场所。
6:02 Members use the space to share news, hold meetings, plan campaign strategies, and conduct other party business 会员们利用这个空间分享新闻，举行会议，规划竞选策略，以及处理其他党务。