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专业:

翻译硕士

姓名:

邹爽

指导教师:

赵晓红

2015年12月

第一部分:

翻译实践

TheSpinsterandtheEarl(Chapter1~2)原文及译文

第二部分:

论述部分

从动静态转换角度谈英译汉翻译策略——以TheSpinsterandtheEarl(1~2章)的汉译为例

TranslationStrategiesinEnglish-ChineseTranslationBasedontheShiftfromStaticFeaturestoDynamicFeatureswithExemplificationfromTheSpinsterandtheEarl(Chapter1~2)

AThesis

SubmittedtotheFacultyofthe

GraduateSchoolofShanghaiJiaoTongUniversity

InPartialFulfillmentof

TheRequirementsfortheDegreeofMaster

by

ZouShuang

UnderthesupervisionofProf.ZhaoXiaohong

December2015

上海交通大学

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在论文选题构思、资料准备、从初稿到定稿的整个过程中,导师以其渊博的专业知识,严谨的学术态度,精益求精的工作作风和诲人不倦的高尚师德,为我提供了细致入微的指导,每次收到老师的论文修改稿,看到老师详细的修改意见,我都深受感动与启发。

在生活中,赵老师也给予我慈母般的关怀,对我嘘寒问暖,使我在校如在家。

在此,谨向赵老师表示最崇高的敬意和最衷心的感谢!

与此同时,我也要感谢学院其他老师在我论文完成过程中的指导和帮助,同时也十分敬佩和感激众多专家前辈在论题相关领域做出的引导性研究,只有站在巨人的肩膀上,我才有可能拥有更广阔的视野。

目录

I.TheSpinsterandtheEarl(Chapter1~2)正文及译文…………………………………………3

II.从动静态转换角度谈英译汉翻译策略——以TheSpinsterandtheEarl(1~2章)汉译为例……………………………………………………………………………….………………….41

TheSpinsterandtheEarl(Chapter1~2)原文及译文

译文标题

(原文)TheSpinsterandtheEarl(Chapter1~2)

(译文)《老姑娘与伯爵》(第一章、第二章)

原文

译文

Chapter1

Itwasearlymorning,butdarkcloudshadalreadybeguntogatherabovetherolling,greenhillsofUrlingfordasayoungmessengerwithscruffy,red-thatchedhairarrivedatBrightwoodManor’sfrontdoor.Hehastilyexplainedhismissiontothedownstairsmaid,wholedhimintothediningnook.LadyBeatrice,themistressofthehouse,satsippinghertea,havingjustfinishedherearlymorningrepast.

Thelad,wholookedtobeallofsevenyears,tookoffhiscap,andrespectfullybowedtotheelegantladyseatedcalmlybeforehim,herthick,midnighthairbraidedinacoronetaroundherheadandherbright,greeneyesexpectantlywaitingforhimtospeak.Hetookadeepbreathandletitoutquickly.“Mumsaysitbetimeforyout’come,mylady.Thenewbairn’sreadytobeborn.”

Shesmiledreassuringlyathim.“TellyourmotherI’llbeattendingherinatrice,Ennis.Andyou’vedonewell,lad.”

Shepickedupahotsconeandathickwedgeofcheesefromthesidetableandpassedthefoodtotheyoungboy,whostaredupatherwithwide,blueeyes.

“Yes,ma’am.Andthankee,m’lady.”HenoddedashehurriedoutthedoortobringbackthegoodnewsthattheSpinsterofBrightwoodwouldbeattendinghismother’sbedside.

LadyBeatriceturnedandcalledtohercompanion,DruscillaPruit,whohadbeenmendingclothesbythehearthfire.“MistressRyanisabouttodeliverherbaby.Wouldyoubesokindastofetchmysatchel,Dru’?

Shewavedahandvaguelyinthedirectionofherchambersupstairswhereshekeptherclothespress.

“Ofcourse,mylady.Butdon’tyouthinkitwouldbebestformetocomewithyou,ma’am?

’Tisdreadfullyimproperthewayyougogallivantingaboutthecountrysideunattended,”saidthecompanionwithasniffofdisapproval.“Andforsurenowyourfatherwouldn’tapproveofyourventuringoutalone.Youneverknowwhatdangerousbrigandmighttrytoharmyourladyship.Awealthyheiresssuchasyourself,whysheoughttobemorecarefulwithherperson.Therebevillainsaplentywhomightdoyouawrongturnoutthereonthosedesertedroads.”

“Really,Druscilla.”Beatricesighed.“You’dthinkIwasaninfantstillattachedtomynurse’sapronstringswiththewayyoublatheron.Nowdostopallthisworrisomeprattleandfetchmysatchel.”

Shebeganpullingonhergloves,hercompanion’swarningnotrufflingherintheslightest.Thevillagewasasmallhamletoflittleinteresttoanyone,excepttothosewhodwelledthere.Andnorealthiefworthyofhisnamewoulddreamofstealinghere,shetoldherselfwiththeself-assuranceofthehighbornwhohadalwaysbeenwellprotected.“Yebestfetchmyshawl,too.Itlooksasifatempestissettin’tobrew,”shecalledouttothemaid’sback,herIrishbroguemakingitsaccustomedappearance.

DespitethedoggeddeterminationofthestrictEnglishgovernessherfatherhadfoisteduponherasachild,shecontinuedtospeakandactlikeonenativeborntotheEmeraldIsles.AfactherIrishfatheroftenremarkeduponinsadlamentation.

“Suchapitifulwasteo’goodblunt...”He’dshakehisgrayingheadinregret.“IthoughttofindyeaproperEnglishgenttomarryafterthatwomanhadfinishedwithye.Butmusha,musha,what’stobecomeofye?

Therebenogentlemanofproperrankt’fixyourcapuponhere.Ifthere’dbeenone,I’dhaveferretedhimoutbynow.Andwhenwegoabout,noneofthemEnglishbeef-eatingsquireswillhaveyewiththatheavybrogueyecarrysoproudlyonyourtongue.I’vebeenaskingm’selfoverandoveragain,what’stobecomeofye,daughter?

What’st’becomeofmylass?

Hewouldthenwalkawaydispiritedbyhisdaughter’sapparentstubbornnesstonotbendtoEnglishfashions.

Uponfetchinghermistress’sshawl,DruscillawonherwayintoaccompanyingBeatricetothebirthing.Shemadethedirepromisethatifshedidnotattend,she’dtattletoLordO’Brienaboutsomeofhisdaughter’sunladylikeadventures.

Resignedtohercompanion’spresence,Beatricepermittedhertoaccompanyher.Thetwoladiesarrivedatthefrontdoorofapeat-heatedsheepherder’scottagewheretheRyansawaitedtheirarrivalwithunconcealedrelief.

TheyenteredthecottagewheretheRyan’slargebroodofchildrenwarmlygreetedthem.Severalofthelittlestonespulledonherskirt,remindingherofthefirsttimeshe’dhelpeddeliverababyinthefamilywithherfriend,thehealer,WiseSarahDuncan,andhermother,GladysClogheenofVarrik-on-Suir,who’dmentoredherinmidwiferyandtaughtherhealingways.

BeatricewasnotasexceptionalahealerasSarah,butshewasagiftedmidwife,andshelovedchildren.Notonlywasitherdutytobeabletohelphercommunity,butitgaveherjoytohelpbringanewlifeintothisworld.Beatriceexaminedthelaboringmother.Thetimetopushthebabeoutwasfastapproaching.Shecheckedthebaby’spositionandcametotheworrisomerealizationthatitplannedtobeborninabreechposition.Thatmeantthebaby’sbuttockswerepresentinganditsfeetwerelowinthemother’spelvis.

“Youknowmysister,Fiona,mylady,”saidhercompanionnervously.“Sheupandbirthedherbairnsinlessthananhourshedid...”

Themothergroanedandsqueezedherhusband’shand.

“WealwaysknewthatourFiona,”continuedDruscilla,“wasbuiltlikeabarndoorandasfertileasapotatofield.Butweneverknewhowprolificshe’dbeuntilhertenthcameintotheworld.Well,thatlastoneforsurealmostdidn’tmakeit,mylady.Ittorem’sisteralmostintwo,birthingoutouryoungIan.Why,shebledforalmostafulldayafterthat...andthemidwifehadarighttimeofit,gettingthebleedingtostop.Almostthoughtwe’dlosther,wedid.”

Thelaboringmothermoanedagain,anoverwhelmingcontractionovertakingherbody.Herfacedampwithsweat,sheturnedpleadingeyestoBeatrice.Thisbabywastobehertenth,aswell.

BeatricesmiledatthewomanreassuringlyandturnedtoglareatDru’,warningherwithhereyestokeepquietorelse.

Theburly,red-hairedfatherofthebrood,whohadbeenstandingvigilforhoursbesidehiswifeandholdingherhand,noddedtohispale-facedfamily.

“Right,youlot,itbetimeforustogo.”Hegentlykissedhiswifeontheforehead.“You’redoingfine,Maureendarlin’,”hesaidtenderly.“I’llbebackassoonaswordissentthatthebaby’scome.”

Hethenlookeddownearnestlyathiseldestdaughterwhosatnexttohiswife,ayoungwomanwhohadalreadystartedafamilyofherownandhadasteadyheadonhershoulders.“You’llstay,Mary,andsendwordtouswhenthebairn’sborn,won’tye,lass?

”heasked.

“Aye,Iwill,Da.”Thedutifulyoungwomannodded,reachingforanotherclothtocoolhermother’shead.“I’llnotbeleavin’her.”ShethenthrewaquellingglanceatDruscilla.

Druscilla,oblivioustothesomberatmosphereoftheroom,nortothewarninglooksthrownherway,paidnoattention.

Thechildrenwereonthevergeofbecomingquitesickandtheblatherskite’schatterhadbeenfrighteningthemoutoftheirwitsastheywatchedtheirbelovedmotherreachthemostdifficultpartofherlabor.

“We’llbegoing,then,”thefathersaidandexitedtheroomwiththeotherchildrenfollowingsinglefileoutthetinycottagedoor.

Beatricecouldnotfaultthemforleaving.Normally,thetight-knitclanstayedtowelcomeeachnewbairnintothefamily.ButthistimewiththedifficultyofthebreechandDruscilla’sgorydescriptions,shecouldnotimaginehowanyonecouldbeartobeintheroomunlessonehadacast-ironstomach,

Shegentlyreachedherhandinsidethelaboringmother,hopingthatthebabyhadturned.Ithadn’t.AndthegoodLordhelpher,itwasstillcomingintotheworldthewrongway.

“WhenFionawouldn’tstopbleeding,wesentforthepriesttogiveherthelastrites.Ineverwassoscaredinmyentirelife.Mysisterjustbled,andbled,andthenshebledsomemore...”

“Druscilla,”cutinBeatrice,searchingforanexcusetosendherwearisomecompanionaway.“I’ve

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