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029 变化

变化

Little Fox Level 7 · Little Women · Episode 29 — 变化.

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On the surface, everything at the March home appeared to return to normal

表面上看,马奇家的一切似乎恢复了正常。

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Amy was back home, showing off her ring ( not mentioning to Meg that she had left it to her in her will )

艾米回到了家,炫耀着她的戒指(没跟梅格提她在遗嘱里把戒指留给梅格的事),

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and entertaining the family with funny episodes about Aunt March and her parrot, Polly

还讲着马奇姑婆和她的鹦鹉波莉的趣事,逗得全家开心。

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Beneath the smiles and laughter, however, the sisters had changed considerably;

然而,在欢声笑语的表象之下,姐妹们已经大为改变;

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they were no longer the carefree young girls they used to be before Beth's illness

她们不再是贝丝生病前那些无忧无虑的少女了。

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Perhaps the person who changed the most was Beth herself

也许,变化最大的人正是贝丝自己。

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Outwardly, she seemed to regain her health and sunny disposition

外表上,她似乎恢复了健康和阳光的性格。

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Her optimistic and innocent world, however, had been shattered when the Hummel baby died in her arms, giving Beth a close encounter with death

然而,当胡梅尔家的婴儿在她怀中死去,让贝丝与死亡擦肩而过时,她那乐观天真的世界就已破碎。

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Beth withdrew even more into herself as if an inner light in her had been switched off

贝丝变得更加孤僻内向,仿佛她内心的一盏灯被关掉了。

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Seeing the change in Beth, Jo knew that she could never forgive herself for contributing to the loss of happiness in her sister's life

看到贝丝的变化,乔明白,她永远无法原谅自己,因为是她导致了妹妹生命中快乐的部分流失。

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" Jo? Jo!" Amy called sharply

“乔?乔!”艾米尖声喊道。

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Lost in thought, Jo did not even hear Amy speaking to her

正在出神的乔,甚至没听到艾米在跟她说话。

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" Sorry, Amy. What did you say?" she asked

“抱歉,艾米。你说什么?”她问道。

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" I asked,' Where is Laurie?' He was incredibly faithful," said Amy

“我问,‘劳瑞在哪儿?’他可真是太够意思了,”艾米说,

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" visiting me every day at Aunt March's so I wouldn't go insane with worry

“每天都到马奇姑婆家来看我,好让我不至于担心得发疯。

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Without him, I would have died!" Then realizing her poor choice of words, she quickly added," I mean, it would have been just awful!"

没有他,我可能就死了!”随即她意识到自己措辞不当,连忙补充道:“我是说,那可就太糟了!”

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" Am I his keeper?" barked Jo spitefully

“我是他的保姆吗?”乔尖酸地回了一句。

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" Frankly, Laurie is the least of my concerns now

“说实话,我现在最不关心的就是劳瑞了。

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My thoughts are occupied with far more important matters at the moment."

我现在的思绪都被更重要的事情占据着。”

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Meg, noticing Jo's peculiar response, knew that her sister was not on speaking terms with Laurie because of the tasteless joke he had played

梅格注意到乔反常的反应,明白妹妹是因为劳瑞那个没品的玩笑在和他闹别扭。

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Meg also knew that Jo, although she was pretending to the world and herself that it didn't matter, was deeply troubled by the rift in their friendship

梅格也知道,虽然乔对世人也对自己假装不在意,但她其实对他们友谊的裂痕深感困扰。

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" I think we should have Laurie and his grandfather over for dinner tonight," Meg suggested while she looked away from Jo's piercing glare

“我想我们今晚应该请劳瑞和他爷爷过来吃晚饭,”梅格一边建议,一边避开乔那锐利的瞪视。

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" Why should we?" Jo asked sharply

“我们为什么要请?”乔尖刻地问。

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" Jo! You ought to be ashamed of yourself after all the Laurences have done for us," scolded Amy righteously

“乔!在劳伦斯家为我们做了这么多之后,你应该为自己感到羞耻,”艾米义正词严地责备道。

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" We are indebted to them forever for their selfless deeds."

“他们无私的善举,我们会永远感激不尽。”

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" I agree with Meg," said Mother, giving Amy a warning look to go easy on Jo

“我同意梅格的想法,”母亲说着,给了艾米一个警告的眼神,让她对乔温和些。

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" We should invite them this evening if they're available."

“如果他们今晚有空,我们应该邀请他们过来。”

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" Can I ask Laurie myself?" Amy jumped up, clapping her hands like a little girl

“我能自己去邀请劳瑞吗?”艾米跳了起来,像个小女孩一样拍着手。

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Glancing at Jo, Mother replied," Yes, you may."

母亲瞥了乔一眼,回答道:“嗯,你去吧。”

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When Mother and Amy left together with Meg trailing closely behind

当母亲和艾米一同离开,梅格紧随其后时,

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Beth turned to her sister with worried eyes and asked," Is everything all right with you and Laurie?"

贝丝转向姐姐,眼中满是担忧,问道:“你和劳瑞之间还好吗?”

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Pressing her lips together, Jo forced a smile and took Beth's pale, thin hand

乔抿了抿嘴唇,勉强挤出一个笑容,握住了贝丝苍白瘦削的手。

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" Friendships are forged through time, experience, and overcoming obstacles

“友谊是经过时间、经历和共同克服障碍才锤炼出来的。

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Laurie and I have hit a barrier at the moment," Jo said truthfully," but I'm confident that we will get over this."

劳瑞和我眼下是遇到了障碍,”乔坦诚地说,“但我有信心我们能跨过去。”

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Squeezing her hand gently, Beth rested her head on Jo's shoulder

贝丝轻轻地握了握她的手,把头靠在乔的肩上。

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On such short notice, a lot of tightly organized teamwork was needed to put together a meal quickly

时间这么紧,要快速张罗出一顿饭,需要大家紧密协作,分工明确。

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For the rest of the day, everyone busily took charge of certain tasks to ensure a highly hospitable evening for their neighbors

那天剩下的时间里,每个人都忙碌地承担起各自的任务,以确保能为邻居们营造一个宾至如归的夜晚。

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" It's half-past six already! They'll be here any minute!"

“已经六点半了!他们随时会到!”

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Amy panicked as she set the cutlery on the table

艾米一边在桌上摆放餐具,一边慌乱不已。

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" Meg, did you check the potatoes?" Mother asked as she rushed toward the kitchen

“梅格,你看过土豆了吗?”妈妈一边问,一边匆匆朝厨房走去。

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" They're all done," answered Meg, careful not to collide with Mother as she carried out a large steaming dish

“都准备好了。”梅格答道,一边小心翼翼地端着冒热气的大菜盘,以免撞到妈妈。

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While the others scrambled around the kitchen, Jo volunteered to help Beth downstairs so she could join the festivities

其他人在厨房里忙作一团,乔自告奋勇扶贝丝下楼,好让她也能参加庆祝。

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" My legs feel like rubber," giggled Beth as she struggled to maintain her balance on shaky legs

“我的腿像橡皮一样。”贝丝咯咯笑着,努力用颤抖的双腿站稳。

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" Just hang on to me," said Jo, holding Beth around the waist and arm

“抓紧我就行。”乔说着,搂住贝丝的腰和手臂。

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Her progress was painstakingly slow, but in the end Beth managed to seat herself on the sofa, then Jo wrapped a thick blanket around her for warmth

她走得缓慢吃力,但贝丝最终还是坐到了沙发上,乔接着用一条厚毯子把她裹暖和。

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As Beth smiled up at her sister, there was a knock at the door, and Jo was the only one available to answer it

贝丝朝姐姐微笑时,传来了敲门声,只有乔有空去开门。

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" Good evening, Mr. Laurence," Jo greeted Laurie's grandfather as she opened the door

“晚上好,劳伦斯先生。”乔开门时向劳瑞的爷爷打招呼。

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She merely nodded to Laurie, who returned the curt gesture

她只对劳瑞点了点头,劳瑞也草草地回了一下。

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Mr. Laurence immediately made his way toward Beth, who welcomed her dear friend with a weak but genuine smile

劳伦斯先生立刻朝贝丝走去,贝丝用虚弱但真诚的微笑迎接这位亲爱的朋友。

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Standing together awkwardly, Laurie and Jo spoke at the same time

劳瑞和乔尴尬地站在一起,同时开了口。

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" So how...,"" What did...,"

“那么……怎么样……”“什么……”

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" You go first," said Jo

“你先说,”乔说。

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" It's nothing," replied Laurie

“没什么,”劳瑞回答。

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" Laurie!" Amy shouted cheerfully as she ran over to him and threw her arms around his neck

“劳瑞!”艾米高兴地喊着,跑到他身边,搂住了他的脖子。

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Grateful for the interruption, Jo escaped to help Meg set the table

乔因这打断而心生感激,便抽身去帮梅格摆桌子。

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Dinner talk was light and full of laughter — the main entertainment was Amy, who repeated her stories from Aunt March's

晚餐的谈话轻松愉快,充满欢笑——主要的娱乐来自艾米,她重复着从马奇姑婆家听来的趣事。

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If anyone noticed the tension between Laurie and Jo, they did not mention it

即便有人注意到劳瑞和乔之间的紧张关系,他们也没有提起。

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" Jo, can you bring some more bread from the oven?" Mother asked kindly

“乔,你能从烤箱里再拿些面包来吗?”母亲和善地问。

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Jo stood up, grabbed the bread basket and was heading toward the kitchen when she overheard Mr. Laurence saying

乔站起身,抓起面包篮,真朝厨房走去时,无意中听到劳伦斯先生说道:

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" Laurie, can you bring me a glass of water?"

“劳瑞,你能给我倒杯水吗?”

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Even though Mother protested that one of the girls could get it, Mr. Laurence insisted his grandson should go

尽管妈妈反对,说让女孩们去拿就好,劳伦斯先生却坚持要让他的孙子去,

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thereby driving Laurie into the kitchen where Jo was

于是劳瑞就被支使去了乔所在的厨房。

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Trying to ignore him, Jo tossed the bread into the basket as quickly as she could without acknowledging his presence

乔想无视他,飞快地把面包扔进篮子里,就当他不存在。

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But since they were thrown together in a situation like this, they couldn't avoid talking

但既然处境如此,他们被凑到了一起,就无法避而不谈了。

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" Jo?" Laurie spoke first

“乔?”劳瑞先开了口。

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She turned to him without speaking

她只是转向他,没说话。

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" I don't know how to make things right," he said quietly

“我不知道该怎样弥补过错,”他轻声说道。

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" Could you forgive me and accept me as a friend again?"

“你能原谅我,再接受我做你的朋友吗?”

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Jo felt a lump in her throat as she looked at Laurie bowing his head, staring down at his hands

看着劳瑞低着头,眼睛盯着自己的手,乔感到喉咙哽住了。

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All her animosity, anger, and hurt melted away in an instant

她所有的敌意、愤怒和委屈瞬间都烟消云散了。

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" Silly boy," she mumbled," of course I can."

“傻小子,”她咕哝道,“我当然可以。”

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Jo grabbed him roughly by the neck and playfully messed up his hair

乔粗鲁地一把搂住他的脖子,顽皮地弄乱了他的头发。

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" I'm really sorry, Jo," Laurie said sincerely

“我真的非常抱歉,乔,”劳瑞诚恳地说。

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" Let's just forget about it," said Jo

“我们就忘了这事吧,”乔说。

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The two friends smiled at each other and knew that everything was going to be fine

两位朋友相视一笑,知道一切都会好起来的。

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Suddenly a loud commotion arose from the living room, forcing Jo and Laurie to cut short their reunion

突然,客厅里响起一阵喧闹,迫使乔和劳瑞不得不提前结束这次重归于好。

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Meg and Amy were beside themselves as they ran toward a tall thin man standing in the doorway

梅格和艾米欣喜若狂,朝门口站着的那个高高瘦瘦的男人跑去。

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" Father! Father!" they screamed, as Mother stood still at the table, wiping her eyes with her napkin

“爸爸!爸爸!”她们尖叫着,而妈妈则静静地站在桌旁,用餐巾擦着眼睛。

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" I'm home, my little girls," said Father happily as he hugged and kissed each of his daughters

“我到家了,我的小姑娘们,”爸爸高兴地说着,拥抱亲吻了他的每一个女儿。

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Behind him stood Mr. Brookes, quiet as ever, but staring at only one person in the room: Meg

他身后站着布鲁克斯先生,一如既往地安静,但目光却只落在屋里的一个人身上:梅格。

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Lifting Beth from her chair and putting her on his lap, Father gathered his girls around him and said," How I missed my little women."

爸爸把贝丝从椅子上抱起来,放在自己腿上,把女儿们聚拢到身边,说道:“我可真想念我的小妇人们啊。”

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When Mr. Laurence, Laurie, and Mr. Brookes tried to leave unnoticed, Father called out

当劳伦斯先生、劳瑞和布鲁克斯先生想悄悄离开时,爸爸大声说道:

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" Please stay. Tonight we're celebrating with both family and friends."

“请留步。今晚,我们既和家人、也和朋友一起庆祝。”

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And that is exactly what they did

而他们也正是这么做的。