E03 003 荒野上

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0:12 Mrs. Medlock's story sounded like something in a book, and it did not make Mary feel happy 梅德洛克太太的故事听起来像是书里的情节，这并没有让玛丽感到高兴。
0:22 A house with a hundred rooms and nearly all of them shut up with their doors locked! 一幢有一百个房间的屋子，而且几乎所有的房间都关着，门锁得紧紧的！
0:27 A man with a crooked back who shut himself up too! 一个驼背的男人，他自己也把自己关起来！
0:31 Mary pressed her lips together and stared out the train window as it began to rain 玛丽紧抿着嘴唇，凝视着车窗外面，天下起雨来了。
0:39 " Don't expect to see Mr. Craven because you probably won't," said Mrs. Medlock “别指望见到克雷文先生，因为你很可能见不到。”梅德洛克太太说。
0:45 " And you must not expect that there will be people to talk to you “也别指望会有人来跟你说话。
0:50 You'll have to play by yourself and look after yourself 你得自己玩，自己照顾自己。
0:54 You'll be told what rooms you can go into and what rooms you're to keep out of 会有人告诉你哪些房间可以进去，哪些房间不得入内。
1:00 There are many gardens 有很多花园。
1:02 But when you're in the house, don't go wandering or poking about 但你在屋子里的时候，不要到处闲逛或四处窥探。
1:07 Mr. Craven won't stand for that." “克雷文先生不会容忍那样的事。”
1:09 " I won't want to go poking about," said Mary in a sour voice “我才不会想去东闯西逛，”玛丽没好气地说。
1:15 She had felt sorry for Mr. Craven, but now she felt he deserved all the trouble that had come his way 她刚才还为克雷文先生感到难过，但现在她觉得他遭遇那些麻烦是活该。
1:21 He certainly sounded unpleasant 他听起来的确让人不愉快。
1:25 Mary turned away from Mrs. Medlock and watched the rain streaming down the window of the train 玛丽转过身不再看梅德洛克太太，望着雨水顺着火车车窗淌下。
1:30 Soon she was asleep 不一会儿她就睡着了。
1:33 When Mary woke up, it was quite dark 玛丽醒来时，天已经全黑了。
1:36 The train had stopped, and Mrs. Medlock was shaking her 火车停了，梅德洛克太太正摇着她。
1:40 " Open your eyes! “睁开眼睛！
1:42 We're at Thwaite Station, and we have a long drive ahead of us." 咱们到斯韦特站了，前面还有好长一段马车路要走。”
1:47 Mary stood up and waited while Mrs. Medlock collected their things 玛丽站起身，等待着梅德洛克太太收拾她们的东西。
1:51 They stepped down from the train and found a carriage waiting for them 她们走下火车，发现有一辆马车在等着她们。
1:55 A footman opened the door 一个男仆打开了车门。
1:58 After they were seated, he climbed up next to the driver, and they set off 她们坐好后，男仆爬到车夫旁边坐下，马车便出发了。
2:04 Mary was not a shy child, and she was not exactly frightened 玛丽不是个胆小的孩子，也并没有真正感到害怕。
2:09 But there was no knowing what might happen in this strange house on the edge of the moor 但谁也说不准，在这座荒原边上的陌生大宅里会发生什么。
2:15 " What is a moor?" she suddenly asked Mrs. Medlock “荒原是什么？”她突然问梅德洛克太太。
2:20 " If you look out the window in about ten minutes, you'll see one “大概再过十分钟，你往窗外看，就能看到了。
2:24 You won't see much because it's a dark night, but you can see something 今晚天黑，你看不太清楚，但总能看见一点的。
2:29 We have to drive eight kilometers across Missel Moor before we get to the manor." 咱们得驾车穿过八公里长的米塞尔荒原，才能到庄园。”
2:35 Mary asked no more questions but waited in the darkness, keeping her eyes on the window 玛丽不再问了，只是在黑暗中等待着，眼睛一直盯着窗外。
2:41 They drove through a tiny village, where Mary saw a church, a few shops, and some whitewashed cottages 马车穿过一个小村庄，玛丽看见了一座教堂、几家店铺和一些刷得雪白的小屋。
2:48 Soon they were on the highway, and she saw hedges and trees 很快，她们上了大路，玛丽看见了树篱和树木。
2:54 After a while the horses began to go more slowly 过了一会儿，马开始放慢了脚步。
2:57 There were no more hedges or trees 树篱和树木都不见了。
3:00 Mary could see nothing but a dense darkness beyond the yellow light of the carriage lamps 在马车灯昏黄的光线之外，玛丽只能看见一片浓得化不开的黑暗。
3:06 " We're on the moor now, sure enough," said Mrs. Medlock “没错，我们现在肯定是在荒原上了，”梅德洛克太太说。
3:11 The rough road seemed to cut through bushes and low-growing things 崎岖不平的路仿佛是从灌木丛和低矮的植物中穿过去的。
3:16 The wind began to make a wild, rushing sound 风开始发出一种狂野、呼啸的声音。
3:20 " It's... it's not the sea, is it?" asked Mary, looking at Mrs. Medlock “这……这不是在海上吧？”玛丽看着梅德洛克太太问道。
3:26 " It sounds just like the sea." “这声音听着就像大海一样。”
3:29 " That's the wind blowing through the bushes," Mrs. Medlock said “那是风吹过灌木丛的声音，”梅德洛克太太说。
3:33 " The moor is a dreary place, though there are plenty of people who like it, especially when the heather is in bloom “这片荒野是个阴郁的地方，不过也有很多人喜欢它，尤其是在石楠花开的时候。
3:42 Nothing lives on it but wild ponies and sheep." 上面除了野马和羊，什么也不生长。”
3:46 On and on they drove through the darkness 马车在黑暗中不停地向前行驶。
3:50 The rain stopped, but the wind whistled and made strange sounds 雨停了，但风呼啸着，发出奇怪的声音。
3:55 Mary felt as if the drive — and the moor — would never end 玛丽觉得这趟路途——还有这片荒野——好像永远没有尽头。
4:00 " I don't like it," she said to herself “我不喜欢这里，”她自言自语道。
4:04 She pinched her lips tightly together for a moment." I don't like it." 她紧紧抿了一会儿嘴唇。“我不喜欢这里。”
4:09 The horses climbed a hilly part of the road 马匹爬上了一段起伏的山路。
4:12 Just then Mary caught sight of a light 就在这时，玛丽瞥见了一点光亮。
4:15 Mrs. Medlock saw it too and gave a sigh of relief 梅德洛克太太也看到了，如释重负地叹了口气。
4:19 " I am so glad to see that bit of light twinkling!" she exclaimed “看到那点闪烁的灯光，我真是太高兴了！”她大声说道。
4:24 " We shall soon get a good cup of tea." “我们很快就能喝上一杯好茶了。”
4:28 But after the carriage passed through the gates of the estate, there were still three more kilometers to drive 但马车驶过庄园的大门后，还要再走三公里路。
4:37 At last they arrived at Misselthwaite Manor 她们终于抵达了米瑟斯韦特庄园。
4:40 When they stepped down from the carriage, they were standing in a courtyard 当她们从马车上下来时，已经站在了一个庭院里。
4:45 A servant opened the front door 一个仆人打开了前门。
4:48 As Mary walked into the enormous hall, she felt very small 当玛丽走进那巨大的厅堂时，她觉得自己非常渺小。
4:53 A thin, old man stood near the servant 一个瘦削的老人站在仆人旁边。
4:56 " You are to take her to her room," he said “你带她去她的房间，”他说。
5:01 " Mr. Craven doesn't want to see her. He's going to London in the morning." “克雷文先生不想见她。他明天一早要去伦敦。”
5:06 " Very well, Mr. Pitcher," said Mrs. Medlock “好的，皮彻先生，”梅德洛克太太说。
5:11 " Come along," she said to Mary “跟我来吧，”她对玛丽说。
5:14 She led Mary up a broad staircase and down a long corridor 她领着玛丽走上一条宽阔的楼梯，又穿过一条长长的走廊。
5:19 Then they went up a short flight of steps and through two more corridors 接着她们又上了一小段台阶，穿过了另外两条走廊。
5:24 Finally they came to a room with a fire in the fireplace and supper on a table 最后，她们来到一个房间，壁炉里生着火，桌上摆着晚餐。
5:31 " Well, here you are!" said Mrs. Medlock “好了，你到了！”梅德洛克太太说。
5:35 " This room and the next are where you'll live — and you must not wander from them. Don't forget that!" “这间和隔壁那间是你待的地方——你不许从这儿乱跑。别忘了！”
5:43 Mary looked around." I don't like it," she said to herself again 玛丽环顾四周。“我不喜欢这里，”她又自言自语道。