分析哈代与徳伯家苔丝课件.ppt

第四组甘怀敏黄霁歆黄昕煜;哈代（1840——1928）;哈代的生平;哈代的婚姻;;;哈代的创作;Wessex Novels 威塞克斯小说;;Wessex Novels;;;《德伯家的苔丝》简介;;Dear Tess, I write these few lines hoping they will find you well; as they leave me at present thank God for it. Dear Tess we are all glad to hear that you are going really to be married soon. ; But with respect to your question Tess I say between ourselves quite private, but very strong, that on no account do you say a word of your bygone Trouble to him. I did not tell everything to your father, he being so proud on account of His respectability, which perhaps your Intend is the same. ;Many a woman, some of the Highest in the Land, have had a Trouble in their time; and why should you Trumpet yours when others dont Trumpet theirs? No girl would be such a fool, specially as it is so long ago, and not your Fault at all. I shall answer the same if you ask me Fifty times. ;Besides, you must bear in mind that knowing it to be your childish nature to tell all thats in your Heart, so simple, I made you promise me never to let it out by Word or Deed, having your welfare in my-mind, and you most solemnly did promise it going from this Door. I have not named either that question of your coming marriage to your father, as he would blab it everywhere, poor Simple Man.;Dear Tess keep up your Spirits and we mean to send you a Hogshead of Cyder for your wedding knowing there is not much in your parts and thin Sour Stuff what there is. So no more at present and with kind love to your Young Man. ;From your affectte mother J Durbeyfield;篇章特点;翻译策略;;;;;;;;