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A Hero Comes Home 中译

A Hero Comes Home

英雄归来（译者：韩斌）

Out of the mist of history he'll come again

他将再次归来，穿越历史的迷雾

Sailing on ships across the sea to a wounded nation 乘船渡海，踏上满目疮痍的国度

Signs of a savior like fire on the water

救世主的烙印如水上的火焰

It's what we prayed for, one of our own

即是我们自私的祈盼

Just wait though wide he may roam

请静心等待，即使他会在途中尽情流连

Always a hero comes home

英雄终将回归胜利的家园

He goes where no one has gone

他徜徉于无人涉足之处

But always a hero comes home

但英雄终将在凯旋时停住脚步

Deep in the heart of darkness sparks a dream of light 在黑暗之底迸发出光之梦想

Surrounded by hopelessness he finds the will to fight 在绝望的簇拥下，他发现了战斗的意志和力量There's no surrender, always remember

永不屈服，时刻铭记

It doesn't end here, we're not alone

战斗仍将继续，盟友不曾远离

Just wait though wide he may roam

请静心等待，即使他会在途中尽情流连

Always a hero comes home

英雄终将回归胜利的家园

He goes where no one has gone

他徜徉于无人涉足之处

But always a hero comes home

但英雄终将在凯旋时停住脚步

And he will come back on a crimson tide

他会乘着绯红的浪潮凯旋

Dead or alive

无论战死还是生还

And even though we know the bridge has burned 即使我们知晓桥被焚毁

He will return... He will return

他将依然胜利荣归，胜利荣归

Just wait though wide he may roam

请静心等待，即使他会在途中尽情流连Always a hero comes home

英雄终将回归胜利的家园

He knows of places unknown

他知晓无人知晓之处

But always a hero comes home

但英雄终将在凯旋时停住脚步

Someday he may carve his stone

有一天他会雕刻自己的丰碑

The hero comes home

英雄胜利荣归

He goes and comes back alone

他独自离去，只身凯旋

But always a hero comes home

但英雄终将回归胜利的家园

Just wait though wide he may roam

请静心等待，即使他会在途中尽情流连Always a hero comes home.

英雄终将回归胜利的家园

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酒，枕籍至深。林纾崇尚程、朱理学，读程朱二氏之书“笃嗜如饫粱肉”，却能揭露“宋儒嗜两庑之冷肉，凝拘挛曲局其身，尽日作礼容，虽心中私念美女颜色，亦不敢少动”的虚伪性，嘲笑“理学之人宗程朱，堂堂气节诛教徒。兵船一至理学慑，文移词语多模糊”。他维护封建礼教，指责青年人“欲废黜三纲，夷君臣，平父子，广其自由之途辙”，还说“荡子人含禽兽性，吾岂可与同群”，又敢把与封建礼教不相容的《迦茵小传》整部译出。严复《甲辰出都呈同里诸公》诗云：孤山处士音琅琅，皂袍演说常登堂。可怜一卷茶花女，断尽支那荡子肠。林纾青年时代便关心世界形势，认为中国要富强，必须学习西方。中年而后，“尽购中国所有东西洋译本读之，提要钩元而会其通，为省中后起英隽所矜式”。他不懂外语，不能读原著，只靠“玩索译本，默印心中”，常向马尾船政学堂师生“质西书疑义”。他一生共翻译了英、美、法、俄、日、德、西班牙、比利时、娜威、瑞士、希腊等国小说180余部，其中包括莎士比亚、塞万提斯、托尔斯泰、大小仲马、狄更斯、易卜生、司各特、雨果等众多世界名作家的作品。他翻译的小说在当时的读者中曾产生了极大的形响,是大规模介绍西方文学到中国的第一人。“译才并世数严、林”,林纤在中国近代翻译史上是与严复齐名的人物。鲁迅小时候就是林纤译作的一个极为热心的读者。郭沫若在《我的幼年》中说:林琴南译的小说,在当时是很流行的,那也是我最爱好的一种读物。”他日后的文学创作就深受林纤译

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