英语原著在线双语阅读
❶ 小学英语双语阅读【三篇】
【 #小学英语# 导语】成功根本没有秘诀可言，如果有的话，就有两个：第一个就是坚持到底，永不言弃；第二个就是当你想放弃的时候，回过头来看看第一个秘诀，坚持到底，永不言弃，学习也是一样需要多做练习。以下是 考 网为大家整理的《小学英语双语阅读【三孙档篇】》 供您查阅。【第一篇：神圣的婚礼】
A poor peasant-boy one day heard the priest say in church that whosoever desired to enter into the kingdom of heaven must always go straight onward. So he set out, and walked continually straight onwards over hill and valley without ever turning aside. At length his way led him into a great town, and into the midst of a church, where just at that time Gods service was being performed.
一个贫穷的农民的男孩有一天听到牧师说教会凡想要进入天国必须总是笔直向前的。所以他开始走直起，不断在丘陵和山谷都没有偏离。终于他的方式使他成为一个伟大的城市派凯卜，并进入教堂之中，只有尘穗那时上帝的服务正在进行。
Now when he beheld(见到，观察) all the magnificence of this, he thought he had reached heaven, sat down, and rejoiced with his whole heart. When the service was over, and the clerk bade him go out, he replied, ;No, I will not go out again, I am glad to be in heaven at last.; So the clerk went to the priest, and told him that there was a child in the church who would not go out again, because he believed he was in heaven.
现在，当他看见(见到，观察)这一切的辉煌，他认为自己已经到了天堂，坐了下来，而他的心。当服务结束后，和店员叫他出去，他回答说，不，我不会再出去，我很高兴最后是在天堂。这样的业务员走到牧师，告诉他在教堂里有一个孩子谁也不会再出去，因为他相信他是在天堂。
The priest said, ;If he believes that, we will leave him inside.; So he went to him, and asked if he had any inclination to work. ;Yes,; the little fellow replied, ;I am accustomed to work, but I will not go out of heaven again.; So he stayed in the church, and when he saw how the people came and knelt and prayed to Our Lady with the blessed child Jesus which was carved in wood, he thought ;that is the good God,; and said, ;Dear God, how thin you are! The people must certainly let you starve; but every day I will give you half my dinner.;
牧师说，如果他相信，我们将让他在里面。所以他去了他，并问他是否有任何兴趣的工作。是的，小男孩回答道，我习惯了的工作，但我不会去天堂了。于是他呆在教堂，当他看到人们怎么跪下祈祷圣母圣婴耶稣的祝福是刻在木头，他认为这是仁慈的上帝，说，亲爱的上帝，你是如何瘦!人们一定要让你挨饿;但每一天，我会给你一半我的晚餐。
From this time forth, he every day took half his dinner to the image, and the image began to enjoy the food. When a few weeks had gone by, people remarked that the image was growing larger and stout(结实的，矮胖的) and strong, and wondered much. The priest also could not understand it, but stayed in the church, and followed the little boy about, and then he saw how he shared his food with the Virgin Mary, and how she accepted it.
从这一刻起，他每天都把他的晚餐的图像，而图像开始享受食物。当几周过去了，人们说，图像越结实(结实的，矮胖的)和强，不知道多少。牧师还不了解它，但我在教堂里，跟着小男孩，然后他看到他把食物分给圣母玛丽，以及她如何接受它。
After some time the boy became ill, and for eight days could not leave his bed; but as soon as he could get up again, the first thing he did was to take his food to Our Lady. The priest followed him, and heard him say, ;Dear God, do not take it amiss(错误地) that I have not brought you anything for such a long time, for I have been ill and could not get up.; Then the image answered him and said, ;I have seen thy good-will, and that is enough for me. Next Sunday thou shalt go with me to the wedding.;
一段时间后，男孩生病了，八天没离开他的床;但是只要他能站起来，他做的第一件事就是把食物给我们的女士。牧师跟着他，听他说，亲爱的上帝，不要见怪(错误地)，我没有给你带来了这么长时间的话，我病了，不能起床。然后图像回答说，我已经看见你的善意，而这对我来说足够了。下星期日你要和我一起去参加婚礼。
The boy rejoiced at this, and repeated it to the priest, who begged him to go and ask the image if he, too, might be permitted to go. ;No,; answered the image, ;thou alone.; The priest wished to prepare him first, and give him the holy communion and the child was willing, and next Sunday, when the host came to him, he fell down and died, and was at the eternal wedding.
这个男孩就在这，和重复它的祭司，他恳求他去问如果他，太，可能会被允许去。不，回答的形象，你一个人。牧师想准备他，并给他圣餐和孩子愿意，下星期日，当主来到他跟前，他就倒下来死了，并在永恒的婚礼。
【第二篇:冰姑娘】
We will pay a visit to Switzerland, and wander through that country of mountains, whose steep and rocky sides are overgrown with forest trees. Let us climb to the dazzling snow-fields at their summits, and descend again to the green meadows beneath, through which rivers and brooks rush along as if they could not quickly enough reach the sea and vanish. Fiercely shines the sun over those deep valleys, as well as upon the heavy masses of snow which lie on the mountains. During the year these accumulations thaw or fall in the rolling avalance, or are piled up in shining glaciers. Two of these glaciers lie in the broad, rocky cliffs, between the Schreckhorn and the Wetterhorn, near the little town of Grindelwald. They are wonderful to behold, and therefore in the summer time strangers come here from all parts of the world to see them. They cross snow-covered mountains, and travel through the deep valleys, or ascend for hours, higher and still higher, the valleys appearing to sink lower and lower as they proceed, and become as small as if seen from an air balloon.
Over the lofty summits of these mountains the clouds often hang like a dark veil; while beneath in the valley, where many brown, wooden houses are scattered about, the bright rays of the sun may be shining upon a little brilliant patch of green, making it appear almost transparent. The waters foam and dash along in the valleys beneath; the streams from above trickle and murmur as they fall down the rocky mountains side, looking like glittering silver bands.
On both sides of the mountain-path stand these little wooden houses; and, as within, there are many children and many mouths to feed, each house has its own little potato garden. These children rush out in swarms, and surround travellers, whether on foot or in carriages. They are all clever at making a bargain. They offer for sale the sweetest little toy-houses, models of the mountain cottages in Switzerland. Whether it be rain or sunshine, these crowds of children are always to be seen with their wares.
About twenty years ago, there might be seen occasionally, standing at a short distance from the other children, a little boy, who was also anxious to sell his curious wares. He had an earnest, expressive countenance, and held the box containing his carved toys tightly with both hands, as if unwilling to part with it. His earnest look, and being also a very little boy, made him noticed by the strangers; so that he often sold the most, without knowing why. An hours walk farther up the ascent lived his grandfather, who cut and carved the pretty little toy-houses; and in the old mans room stood a large press, full of all sorts of carved things—nut-crackers, knives and forks, boxes with beautifully carved foliage, leaping chamois. It contained everything that could delight the eyes of a child. But the boy, who was named Rudy, looked with still greater pleasure and longing at some old fire-arms which hung upon the rafters, under the ceiling of the room. His grandfather promised him that he should have them some day, but that he must first grow big and strong, and learn how to use them.
Small as he was, the goats were placed in his care, and a good goat-keeper should also be a good climber, and such Rudy was; he sometimes, indeed, climbed higher than the goats, for he was fond of seeking for birds-nests at the top of high trees; he was bold and daring, but was seldom seen to smile, excepting when he stood by the roaring cataract, or heard the descending roll of the avalanche. He never played with the other children, and was not seen with them, unless his grandfather sent him down to sell his curious workmanship. Rudy did not much like trade; he loved to climb the mountains, or to sit by his grandfather and listen to his tales of olden times, or of the people in Meyringen, the place of his birth.
我们现在到瑞士去游览一下，去看看这个美丽的山国;那里峻峭的石壁上都长着树林。我们走上那耀眼的雪地，再走到下面绿色的草原上去;河流和溪涧在这里奔驰，好像怕来不及赶到海里似的，一转眼就在海中消逝了。太阳炽热地照在深谷里，照在深厚的雪堆上;经过了许多世纪，雪堆凝结成闪亮的冰块，然后崩裂下来，积成了冰河。在一个叫做格林达瓦尔得的小小山城旁边，在警号峰和风雨峰下面的宽广的山峡里，就有两条这样的冰河。这两条冰河真是一种奇观;每年夏天，总有许多旅客从世界各国到此地来游览。他们越过积雪的高山;他们走过幽深的溪谷——经过溪谷的时候，他们得爬好几个钟头的山。他们爬得越高，这溪谷就显得越深。他们如果朝下俯视，就会觉得自己好像是坐在气球上一样。
上面的山峰上笼罩着低垂的云块，好像是一层浓厚的烟幕;下面的溪谷里有许多棕色的木屋。偶尔有一线阳光射进溪谷。把一块葱绿的林地照得好像透明似的。水在浩浩荡荡地向下奔流，发出吼声;但是上游的水却只是潺潺地流着，迸出一种铿锵的音调，看上去好似一条从山上飘下来的银带。
有一条路通向山上，路的两旁有许多木屋，每座木屋都有一小块种马铃薯的山地。这块地是非有不可的，因为那些木屋里有好多张小嘴——屋子里住着许多孩子，他们消耗他们一份口粮的本领是很强的。他们从这些房子里溜出，朝一些步行的或是坐车的过路旅客围拢来。这里的孩子们都在做一种生意。他们兜售一些木雕的房子——就是我们在这山上所看到的这种房子的模型。不管晴天或下雨，人们总会看到成群的孩子跑来兜售他们的商品。
二十年前，有一个小孩子也常到这儿来，希望做些买卖;不过他总是离开别的孩子在一旁站着。他的面孔非常严肃，他的双手紧紧地抱着他的木匣子，好像他怎么也不愿放松似的。他的这副表情和他的这个小样儿，常常引起人们的注意。因此旅客有时把他喊过去，一下子就把他的东西买光了，弄得他自己也不知是为了什么道理。他的外祖父住在山顶上，距离这里有半个钟的路程。这老头儿会雕出漂亮的新奇的小房子。他的房间里有一个木柜子，装的全是这类的玩意儿：硬果钳啦、刀子啦、叉啦，刻着美丽的蔓藤花纹和正在跳跃的羚羊的匣子啦。这些都是孩子们一看就喜欢的东西。可是洛狄——这就是这个小家伙的名字——总是怀着渴望的心情，睁着一对大眼睛望着挂在梁上的一杆旧枪，他的外祖父曾经答应过要把这支枪送给他，不过要到他长大了，有了健全的体格、善于使枪的时候才给。
这孩子虽然年纪还很小，却得看守山羊。如果说，一个会跟羊一起爬山的人算得上是好牧羊人，那么洛狄就是一个能干的牧羊人了。他爬起山来比山羊还爬得高，而且，还喜欢爬到树上去取雀巢。他是一个胆大勇敢的孩子，但是，除了当他站在倾泻的瀑布旁边，或者是听到狂暴的雪崩的时候，谁也不曾看见他笑过。他从来不跟别的孩子一起玩;只有当他的外祖父叫他下山去卖东西的时候，他才跟他们在一起，而这正是他所不喜欢的。他喜欢独自一人爬山，或者坐在外祖父身旁，听这老人讲古时候的故事和关于他的故乡梅林根的人们的故事。
【第三篇:在家度假】
The two-week vacation at the end of summer school ended yesterday. Kevin had gone nowhere ring his vacation. He had the money, but he hated to travel alone. He used to take vacations with Gary, his youngest brother, but they had a big argument at the end of their last vacation. Each of them had spent the last three years waiting for the other to apologize.
在结束为期两周的暑期学校假期结束昨天。凯文已经不在他的假期。他有钱，但他不喜欢单独旅行。他用休假的加里，他的弟弟，但他们有一个大的争论在他们最后的假期结束。他们每个人都度过了最后三年等待道歉的。
Kevin did not feel good about being on non-speaking terms with his favorite brother. But he was not going to ask for forgiveness when, in his mind, this whole misunderstanding was his brothers fault.
凯文并没有感到不理睬他最喜欢的好兄弟。但他不会请求宽恕的时候，在他的心里，这整个的误解是他哥哥的故障。
So Kevins summer vacation was spent in his own ;back yard;. As usual, he had planned to clean up his apartment. As usual, two weeks later his apartment looked just as it had two weeks before.
所以凯文的暑假花在了自己的后院。像往常一样，他打算打扫他的公寓。像往常一样，两周后他的公寓看上去如同两周前。
He did do one thing new and different ring his vacation. He went to a new coffee shop on Foothill Street. It served 25 varieties of delicious coffee at reasonable prices, and the staff were genuinely friendly.
他做了一件事在他度假的新的和不同的。他去山麓街一个新的咖啡店。这是25种美味的咖啡价格合理，与员工进行真诚友善。
The coffee shop had a do-it-yourself counter near the entrance. On the counter were lids, straws, and wooden stirrers. There were wraps to insulate your hands against the hot coffee inside the cup. There were also indivial servings of sugar, sweeteners, and creamers. Kevin used the lids and wraps, but drank his coffee black.
咖啡店有一个自己做的计数器的入口附近。在柜台上有盖，吸管，和木制搅拌器。有包装的隔离你的手在杯内的热咖啡。也有个别份糖，甜味剂，和奶精。凯文用盖包，但喝黑咖啡。
The shop was air-conditioned at a slightly chilly temperature. About eight small round tables were inside. Outside were four bigger tables. Each had four white metal chairs around it, and several big umbrellas provided shade. Even on hot afternoons, there was usually a pleasant breeze.
商店空调在稍冷的温度。约八个小圆桌，在里面。在四大表。各有四个白色的金属椅，和几个大雨伞遮住了阳光。即使在一个炎热的夏日午后，通常是一个怡人的微风。
Kevin visited the coffee shop four times ring his vacation. He always sat at a table outside by himself and read the free daily paper. Each day he was there, he read most of the newspaper articles while he enjoyed two cups of coffee.
凯文参观了咖啡店在休假的四倍。他总是坐在外面的一张桌子由自己和阅读免费报纸。他在那里的每一天，他读报纸大部分物品时，他喜欢喝两杯咖啡。
Between articles, he took breaks by watching the nearby traffic and pedestrians. The coffee shop was next to a huge parking lot. The lot was for customers of a grocery store, movie rental store, pharmacy, bank, and restaurant. Kevin considered his outdoor seat the perfect place for one of his favorite activities—people watching.
条之间，他打破了看附近的交通和行人。咖啡店是一个巨大的停车场。很多是一家杂货店的顾客，影碟出租店，药房，银行，餐厅。凯文认为他的户外座位，他最喜欢的活动之一民众观察完美的地方。
The coffee shop, with its excellent location and coffee, had helped make his vacation a pleasant one. But he knew in his heart, had his brother been there to join him just one day, his vacation would have been a perfect one.
咖啡店，以其优越的地理位置和咖啡，有助于使他的假期愉快。但是他知道，在他的心里，他哥哥在那里加入他，只是有一天，他会是一个完美的假期。
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书名：人生不设限（中英文双语版）
作者：(澳大利亚) 力克·胡哲
译者：彭蕙仙
豆瓣评分：8.5
出版社：湖北教育出版社
出版年份：2014-3-1
页数：352
内容简介：
中英文双语版《人生不设限》，力克·胡哲独家授权。
一本撼动数亿人心灵的勇气之书！没有一本书，比力克的故事更能带给你希望！
他82年出生，生下来就和我们不一样，连妈妈都不想碰他一下！十岁之前三次想要自杀！中学当选为学生会副主席，本科获得两个学位！游泳冲浪踢足球样样全能，他走遍34个国家，演讲1500余场，给人信心、希望、爱和勇气！他就是力克·胡哲！
通过本书，力克将告诉我们：就算环境不能改变，我们可以改变自己的心，改变我们自己看待人生的态度！
如果你怀疑自己的能力，力克说：
当你怀疑自己能否实现人生的目标时，请信任那些愿意助你一臂之力，以及能够指引你的人。
如果你觉得自己很糟，力克说：
当我的父母看到我出生时那没手没脚的模样，他们也不禁怀疑上帝到底在想什么。然而，今天我过着完全超乎我们想象的生活。
如果你正面对人生的变化，力克说：
在掌控你不想要或突然发生的变化时，第一步就是保持警觉，迅速认知到你即将进入一个新阶段——无论是好是坏。觉察到变化可以减轻压力。
如果你正打算放弃梦想，力克说：
告诉自己再多撑一天、一个礼拜、一个月，再多撑一年吧，你会发现，拒绝退场的结果令人惊讶。只有拒绝再试一次的人才会被打败。
如果你心里忧伤难过，力克说：
在悲伤的另一边，有一条不同的出路。会让你更坚强、更坚定，让你找到自己想要的人生。我会为你点出这条路。
如果你曾有轻生的念头，力克说：
10岁那一次，如果我让自己的脸再往水下沉个10多公分，或许我是能结束短暂的痛苦，但代价是什么？我将看不到在夏威夷海边与海龟一同游泳、在加州冲浪、在哥伦比亚潜水的开心男子。不要去犯我几乎犯下的过错。 力克·胡哲精彩语录：
●要改变，就要行动！
●人生最可悲的并非失去四肢，而是没有生存希望及目标！
●人们经常埋怨什么也做不来，但如果我们只记挂着想拥有或欠缺的东西，而不去珍惜所拥有的，那根本改变不了问题！真正改变命运的，并不是我们的机遇，而是我们的态度。
●每条堵住的路，都有一个出口，每一种“无能为力”之中都有“能力”。你来到这个世界是有作用的，所以不要因为输了一次就认为永远不可能赢。只要活着，总会有出路。
●只要拒绝放弃，就会有超乎想象的美好的前方等着你，即使经历种种挑战，生活还是充满欢笑和喜乐。请把焦点放在你的梦想上，尽你所能去追梦；你有改变环境的力量，所以就去追求你真心渴望吧，无论那是什么。
●失败后，我再尝试，一次次。我知道只要不断尝试，总有站起来的希望。 只要你不放弃，那就不会是终点。只要你还在这里，那你仍然有希望。
●失败是生命礼物的一部分，所以要把他们用到极致。
●当你打算放弃梦想时，告诉自己再多撑一天、一个星期、一个月，再多撑一年吧。你会发现，拒绝退场的结果令人惊讶。
●大部分有智慧的人都知道恒久的幸福没有捷径，如果你押宝在短暂的快乐上，就只能得到短暂的满足。 ●生命的重点不是拥有，而是存在。你可以用钱能买到的所有东西把自己团团围住，但你依然会是个最可悲的人。
书中英文通俗流畅，没有难懂的语言、生僻的单词，文字朴实无华，故事励志，充满正能量。广大青少年读者会在力克的故事中找到信心、勇气与力量。
作者简介：
力克•胡哲（Nick Vujicic）出生时罹患海豹肢症，天生没有四肢，曾经三次尝试自杀。10岁那年，第一次意识到“人要为自己的快乐负责”。
他是澳洲第一批进入主流学校的残障儿童，也是高中第一位竞选学生会主席的残障者，并获压倒性胜利，被当地报纸封为“勇气主席”。21岁大学毕业后，他取得会计及财务规划双学位，熟稔投资，并拥有自己的公司。
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书名：简爱（英文全本）
作者：[英] 夏洛蒂·勃朗特
豆瓣评分：8.5
出版社：世界图书出版公司
出版年份：2003-11
页数：436
内容简介：
《简爱》是英国女作家夏洛蒂·勃朗特的代表作品。女主人公简爱是一个追赶求平等与自主的知识女性形象，小说以其感人的对于一位“灰姑娘式”人物奋斗史的刻划取胜，《简爱》也是女性文学的代表作品。
❺ 英语原著阅读 | 哈利波特与被诅咒的孩子（原文+译文+生词）
ACT ONE, SCENE ONE KING’S CROSS
A busy and crowded station. Full of people trying to go somewhere. Amongst the hustle and bustle, two large cages rattle on top of two laden trolleys. They’re being pushed by two boys, JAMES POTTER and ALBUS POTTER , their mother, GINNY , follows after. A thirty-sevenyear-old man, HARRY , has his daughter, LILY , on his shoulders
old man, HARRY , has his daughter, LILY , on his shoulders.
ALBUS:Dad. He keeps saying it.
HARRY:James, give it a rest.
JAMES:I only said he might be in Slytherin. And he might so . . . (Off his dad’s glare.) Fine.
ALBUS (looking up at his mum) :You’ l write to me, won’t you?
GINNY:Every day if you want us to.
ALBUS:No. Not every day. James says most people only get letters fromhome about once a month. I don’t want to . . .
HARRY:We wrote to your brother three times a week last year.
ALBUS:What? James!
ALBUS looks accusingly at JAMES .
GINNY:Yes. You may not want to believe everything he te ls you about Hogwarts. He likes a laugh, your brother.
JAMES (with a grin) :Can we go now, please?
ALBUS looks at his dad, and then his mum.
GINNY:Alyouhavetodois ten.
LILY:I’mso excited.
HARRY:Don’t stop and don’t be scared you’ l crash into it, that’s very important. Best to do it at a run if you’re nervous.
ALBUS:I’mready.
HARRY and LILY put their hands on ALBUS ’s trolley — GINNY joins JAMES ’s trolley — together, the family run hard into the barrier.
ACTONE,SCENETWO PLATFORM NINE AND THREE-QUARTERS
Which is covered in thick white steam pouring from the HOGWARTS EXPRESS .
And which is also busy — but instead of people in sharp suits going about their day — it’s now wizards and witches in robes mostly trying to work out how to say good-bye to their beloved progeny.
ALBUS:This is it.
LILY:Wow!
ALBUS:Platform nine and three-quarters.
LILY:Where are they? Are they here? Maybe they didn’t come?
HARRY points out RON , HERMIONE , and their daughter, ROSE . LILY runs hard up to them.
Uncle Ron. Uncle Ron!!!
RON turns towards them as LILY goes barreling up to him. He picks her up into his arms.
RON:If it isn’t my favorite Potter.
LILY:Have you got my trick?
RON:Are you aware of the Weasleys’ Wizard Wheezes–certified nose-stealing breath?
ROSE:Mum! Dad’s doing that lame thing again.
HERMIONE:You say lame, he says glorious, I say — somewhere in between.
RON:Hangon.Letmejustmunchthis. . .air.Andnowit’sjustasimplematterof. . .. . .
He breathes on her face. LILY giggles.
LILY:You sme l of porridge.
RON:Bing. Bang. Boing. Young lady, get ready to not being able to sme l at a l . . .
He lifts her nose off.
LILY:Where’s my nose?
RON:Ta-da!
His hand is empty. It’s a lame trick. Everyone enjoys its lameness.
LILY:You are sily.
ALBUS:Everyone’s staring at us again.
RON:Because of me! I’mextremely famous. My nose experiments are legendary!
HERMIONE:They’re certainly something.
HARRY:Parked a l right, then?
RON:Idid.Hermionedidn’,didyou?ShethoughtI’dhavetoConfundtheexaminer.
HERMIONE:I thought nothing of the kind, I have complete faith in you.
ROSE:And I have complete faith he did Confund the examiner.
RON:Oi!
ALBUS:Dad . . .
ALBUS pulls on HARRY ’s robes. HARRY looks down.
Do you think — what if I am— what if I’mput in Slytherin . . .
HARRY:And what would be wrong with that?
ALBUS:Slytherin is the House of the snake, of Dark Magic . . . It’s not a House of brave wizards.
HARRY:AlbusSeverus,..
ALBUS:But just say . . .
HARRY:If it matters to you, you , the Sorting Hat wil take your feelings into account.
ALBUS:Rea ly?
HARRY:It did for me.
This is something he’s never said before, it resonates around his head a moment.
Hogwarts wil be the making of you, Albus. I promise you, there is nothing to be frightened of there.
JAMES:Apart fromthe Thestrals. Watch out for the Thestrals.
ALBUS:I thought they were invisible!
HARRY:Listentoyourprofessors, don’t listentoJames,andremembertoenjoyyourself.Now,ifyoudon’,youshouldleapon...
LILY:I’mgoing to chase the train out.
GINNY:Lily, come straight back.
HERMIONE:Rose. Remember to send Nevile our love.
ROSE:Mum, I can’t give a professor love!
ROSE exits for the train. And then ALBUS turns and hugs GINNY and HARRY one last time before following after her.
ALBUS:Okay, then. Bye.
He climbs on board. HERMIONE , GINNY , RON , and HARRY stand watching the train — as whistles blow up and down the platform.
GINNY:They’re going to be okay, right?
HERMIONE:Hogwarts is a big place.
RON:Big. Wonderful. Ful of food. I’d give anything to be going back.
HARRY:Strange, Al being worried he’ l be sorted into Slytherin.
HERMIONE:That’snothing,Roseisworriedwhethershe’.AndhowearlyshecantakeherO.W.L.s.
RON:I have no idea where she gets her ambition from.
GINNY:And how would you feel, Harry, if Al — if he is?
RON:You know, Gin, we always thought there was a chance you could be sorted into Slytherin.
GINNY:What?
RON:Honestly, Fred and George ran a book.
HERMIONE:Can we go? People are looking, you know.
GINNY:People always look when you three are together. And apart. People always look at you.
The four exit. GINNY stops HARRY .
Harry . . . He’ l be a l right, won’t he?
HARRY:Of course he wil.
译文：
第一幕
第一幕第一场
国王十字车站
一个繁忙、拥挤的车站，挤满了前往不同地方的人。在一片纷扰忙乱中，两只大鸟笼在两辆装满行李的手推车顶上咔啦啦摇晃。推车的是两个男孩，詹姆·波特和阿不思·波特。他们的母亲金妮跟在后面。还有哈利，一个三十七岁的男人，肩上坐着女儿莉莉。
阿不思
爸爸。他一直说个不停。
哈利
詹姆，别再说了。
詹姆
我只是说他可能会去斯莱特林。他真的没准儿……（避开爸爸的瞪视）好吧。
阿不思（抬头看着妈妈）
你们会给我写信的，是吗？
金妮
如果你愿意，我们每天都写。
阿不思
别，别每天都写。詹姆说，大多数同学每个月只收到一次家里的信。
我不想……
哈利
去年，我们每星期给你哥哥写三次信。
阿不思
什么？詹姆！
阿不思责备地看着詹姆。
金妮
是啊。他跟你说的关于霍格沃茨的那些事，你不用句句都当真。
你哥哥就喜欢搞笑。
詹姆（咧嘴一笑）
请问，我们可以走了吗？
阿不思看看爸爸，又看看妈妈。
金妮
你们只需径直穿过第9和第10站台之间的隔墙。
莉莉
我好激动啊。
哈利
别停下，也别害怕会撞在墙上，这点非常重要。如果你感到紧张，最好一口气跑过去。
阿不思
我准备好了。
哈利和莉莉把手放在阿不思的推车上——金妮站在詹姆的推车旁——全家人一起，全速冲进了隔墙。
第一幕第二场
9¾站台
站台被霍格沃茨特快列车喷出的白色浓烟笼罩。
也是熙攘嘈杂的场面——但站在这里的不再是衣冠楚楚、忙忙碌碌的普通人，而是许多男女巫师，大都穿着长袍，正在琢磨着怎么对自己心爱的孩子说再见。
阿不思
到了。
莉莉
哇！
阿不思
9¾站台。
莉莉
他们在哪儿？在这儿吗？可能还没有来？
哈利指出了罗恩、赫敏和他们的女儿罗丝。莉莉拔腿朝他们奔去。
罗恩舅舅。罗恩舅舅！！！
罗恩朝他们跑来，莉莉跌跌撞撞地冲向他。罗恩把她抱在怀里。
罗恩
这不是我最喜欢的小波特嘛！
莉莉
你给我带把戏来了吗？
罗恩
你知道韦斯莱魔法把戏坊独创的偷鼻子香气吗？
罗丝
妈妈！爸爸又在玩那个弱爆了的游戏。
赫敏
你说弱爆，他说绝妙，要我说嘛……介于两者之间吧。
罗恩
等着。我先嚼一嚼这个……空气。接下来就简单了……如果我嘴里有股淡淡的蒜味儿，请多多包涵。
他朝莉莉脸上喷了口气。莉莉咯咯笑了。
莉莉
一股麦片粥的味道。
罗恩
丁丁当当。大小姐，做好准备，你很快就什么也闻不到了……
他把莉莉的鼻子抓掉了。
莉莉
我的鼻子呢？
罗恩
变！
他手里空无一物。这是个蹩脚的把戏。每个人都因为它的蹩脚而开心。
莉莉
你好傻啊。
阿不思
大家又在盯着我们了。
罗恩
那是因为我！我大名鼎鼎。我的偷鼻子试验奇妙无比！
赫敏
确实有点厉害。
哈利
停车入库还顺利吧？
罗恩
搞定了。赫敏还不相信我能通过麻瓜驾驶考试，是不是？她还以为我肯定要给考官念个混淆咒呢。
赫敏
我根本没往这儿想，我百分之百相信你。
罗丝
我百分之百相信他给考官念了混淆咒。
罗恩
嘿！
阿不思
爸爸……
阿不思拉了拉哈利的袍子。哈利低头看他。
你说——万一我被——万一我被分到了斯莱特林……
哈利
那会有什么问题吗？
阿不思
斯莱特林是蛇院，是黑魔法的学院……不是勇敢巫师该去的学院。
哈利
阿不思·西弗勒斯，你名字里有霍格沃茨两位校长的名字。其中一位就是斯莱特林的，他可以说是我认识的最勇敢的男人。
阿不思
可是万一……
哈利
如果这对你，对你本人，很重要，分院帽会考虑你的感情的。
阿不思
真的？
哈利
当年对我就是这样。
这件事他以前从未说过，一时间，往事在他脑海中回放。
霍格沃茨会把你造就成有用之材，阿不思。我向你保证，那里没有什么可害怕的。
詹姆
除了夜骐。千万要当心夜骐。
阿不思
它们不是看不见的吗？
哈利
听教授们的话，别听詹姆的，记住要让自己开心。好了，如果你不想错过这趟火车，就该跳上去了……
莉莉
我要去追火车喽。
金妮
莉莉，快回来。
赫敏
罗丝。别忘了跟纳威说我们爱他。
罗丝
妈妈，我怎么可能对教授说爱！
罗丝离开去上火车。阿不思转过身，最后一次拥抱金妮和哈利，然后随罗丝而去。
阿不思
那么好吧。再见了。
他登上火车。赫敏、金妮、罗恩和哈利站在那里注视火车——汽笛声响起，响彻整个站台。
金妮
他们会一切顺利的，是吗？
赫敏
霍格沃茨是一所大学校。
罗恩
又大，又奇妙，充满了美食。如果能重返校园，我愿意付出任何代价。
哈利
真奇怪，阿尔[1]竟然担心会被分进斯莱特林。
赫敏
那没什么，罗丝还担心她能不能在一年级或二年级打破魁地奇进球纪录呢。她还琢磨着能提前多久参加O.W.L.考试。
罗恩
真不明白她这份野心是遗传了谁。
金妮
你会怎么想，哈利，如果阿尔——万一呢？
罗恩
你知道吗，金妮，我们以前一直以为你可能会被分进斯莱特林呢。
金妮
什么？
罗恩
不瞒你说，弗雷德和乔治还打了赌呢。
赫敏
我们可以走了吗？你看，大家都盯着我们呢。
金妮
只要你们三个在一起，大家就会盯着看。分开了也一样。人们总是会看你们。
四人离开。金妮拦住哈利。
哈利……他不会有事的，对吗？
哈利
那还用说。
单词
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