大学英语精读听力第三册 unit6
[00:00.00]Ernest Hemingway\'s story is about an incident
[00:20.32]that happens between a father and his son.
[00:24.32]The small boy\'s misunderstanding
[00:28.21]of the difference in measuring temperature on a Fahrenheit
[00:33.02]and a Celsius scale causes him to believe
[00:37.30]that he is dying of a high fever.
[00:40.91]However,the father doesn\'t realize it until very late that day…
[00:48.12]A DAY\'S WAIT Ernest Hemingway
[00:53.92]He came into the room to shut the windows
[00:57.91]while we were still in bed and I saw he looked ill.
[01:02.51]He was shivering, his face was white,
[01:06.12]and he walked slowly as though it ached to move.
[01:10.30]"What\'s the matter, Schatz?"
[01:13.27]"I\'ve got a headache."
[01:16.56]"You better go back to bed."
[01:19.46]"No. I\'m all right."
[01:22.47]"You go to bed. I\'ll see you when I\'m dressed."
[01:26.75]But when I came downstairs he was dressed,
[01:31.25]sitting by the fire,
[01:33.52]looking a very sick and miserable boy of nine years.
[01:38.61]When I put my hand on his forehead I knew he had a fever.
[01:43.81]"You go up to bed," I said, "You\'re sick."
[01:48.20]"I\'m all right," he said.
[01:51.60]When the doctor came he took the boy\'s temperature.
[01:55.77]"What is it?" I asked him.
[01:58.67]"One hundred and two."
[02:01.97]Downstairs, the doctor left three different medicines
[02:06.64]in different colored capsules with instructions for giving them
[02:11.42]One was to bring down the fever,
[02:15.03]another a purgative,the third to overcome an acid condition.
[02:21.11]The germs of influenza can only exist in an acid condition,he explained
[02:28.19]He seemed to know all about influenza
[02:32.19]and said there was noting to worry about
[02:35.27]if the fever did not go above one hundred and four degress
[02:40.57]This was a light epidemic of flu
[02:44.18]and there was no danger if you avoided pneumonia.
[02:48.67]Back in the room I wrote the boy\'s temperature down
[02:52.88]and made a note of the time to give the various capsules.
[02:57.16]"Do you want me to read to you?"
[03:00.85]"All right. If you want to ," said the boy.
[03:04.84]His face was very white and there were dark areas under his eyes.
[03:10.85]He lay still in the bed
[03:13.54]and seemed very detached from what was going on.
[03:17.75]I read aloud from Howard Pyle\'s Book of Pirates;
[03:22.74]but I could see he was not following what I was reading.
[03:26.92]"How do you feel, Schatz?"I asked him
[03:31.02]"Just the same, so far," he said.
[03:35.12]I sat at the foot of the bed and read to myself
[03:39.53]while I waited for if to be time to give another capsule.
[03:44.24]It would have been natural for him to go to sleep,
[03:48.31]but when I looked up he was looking at the foot of the bed
[03:52.70]looking very strangely
[03:55.49]“Why don\'t you try to sleep? I\'ll wake you up for the medicine.”
[04:00.80]“I\'d rather stay awake.”After a while he said to me,
[04:06.99]You don\'t have to stay in here with me,Papa,if it bothers you.
[04:12.58]"It doesn\'t bother me."
[04:15.48]"No, I mean you don\'t have to stay if it\'s going to bother you."
[04:21.38]I thought perhaps he was a little lightheaded
[04:25.48]and after giving him the prescribed capsules at eleven o\' clock
[04:30.16]I went out for a while.It was a bright, cold day
[04:35.15]the ground covered with a sleet that had frozen
[04:38.94]so that it seemed as if all the bare trees,
[04:42.91]the bushes,the cut brush and all the grass
[04:47.40]and the bare ground had been varnished with ice
[04:51.50]I took the young Irish setter for a walk up the road
[04:55.99]and along a frozen creek,
[04:58.89]but it was difficult to stand or walk on the glassy surface
[05:03.80]and the red dog slipped and I fell twice, hard,
[05:09.29]once dropping my gun and having it slide away over the ice.
[05:14.70]We flushed a covey of quail under a high clay bank with overhanging brush
[05:20.89]and I killed two as they went out of sight
[05:24.39]over the top of the bank.Some of the covey lit in trees
[05:29.90]but most of them scattered into brush piles
[05:33.58]and it was necessary to jump on the ice coated mounds of brush
[05:38.86]several times before they would flush.
[05:42.36]Coming out while you were poised unsteadily on the icy,
[05:46.96]springy brush they made difficult shooting and I killed two,
[05:52.34]missed five,and started back pleased to have found a covey
[05:57.43]close to the house and happy there were so many left to find on another day
[06:03.62]At the house they said the boy had refused
[06:07.91]to let anyone come into the room
[06:11.02]"You can\'t come in," he said. "You mustn\'t get what I have."
[06:16.11]I went up to him and found him in exactly the position I had left him
[06:22.01]white-faced,but with the tops of his cheeks flushed by the fever
[06:27.42]staring still, as he had stared, at the foot of the bed
[06:32.91]I took his temperature."What is it?"
[06:38.00]"Something like a hundred,"I said.
[06:41.50]It was one hundred and two and four tenths.
[06:45.39]"It was a hundred and two," he said.
[06:48.89]“Who said so?” "The doctor."
[06:53.10]"Your temperature is all right," I said.
[06:56.99]"It\'s nothing to worry about."
[06:59.68]"I don\'t worry," he said, "but I can\'t keep from thinking."
[07:05.38]"Don\'t think," I said. "Just take it easy."
[07:10.05]"I\'m taking it easy," he said and looked straight ahead,
[07:15.44]He was evidently holding tight onto himself about something.
[07:20.63]"Take this with water.""Do you think it will do any good?"
[07:26.43]"Of course it will."
[07:29.33]I sat down and opened the Pirate book and commenced to read,
[07:34.43]but I could see he was not following,
[07:37.22]so I stopped
[07:39.70]"About what time do you think I\'m going to die?" he asked
[07:44.98]"What?" "About how long will it be before I die?"
[07:51.69]"You aren\'t going to die. What\'s the matter with you?"
[07:56.40]"Oh, yes, I am. I heard him say a hundred and two."
[08:02.30]People don\'t die with a fever of one hundred and two.
[08:07.18]“That\'s a silly way to talk." "I know they do.
[08:12.28]At school in France the boys told me
[08:15.96]you can\'t live with forty-four degrees.
[08:19.75]I\'ve got a hundred and two."
[08:22.83]He had been waiting to die all day,
[08:27.32]ever since nine o\'clock in the morning
[08:30.90]"You poor Schatz," I said
[08:34.30]"Poor old Schatz. It\'s like miles and kilometers
[08:39.29]You aren\'t going to die. That\'s a different thermometer
[08:44.67]On that thermometer thirty-seven is normal
[08:48.95]On this kind it\'s ninety-eight."
[08:52.17]"Are you sure?" "Absolutely," I said
[08:57.26]"It\'s like miles and kilometers.
[09:00.34]You know, like how many kilometers
[09:03.43]we make when we do seventy miles in the car?"
[09:07.32]"Oh," he said.But his gaze at the foot of the bed relaxed slowly
[09:14.11]The hold over himself relaxed too, finally,
[09:18.71]and the next day it was very slack
[09:22.00]and he cried very easily at little things
[09:25.92]that were of no importance
[09:28.89]Shiver
[09:38.53]发抖
[09:48.17]Capsule
[09:49.13]胶囊（药）
[09:50.08]Instruction
[09:51.23]指示
[09:52.38]Instruct
[09:53.38]教导
[09:54.39]purgative
[09:55.28]泻药
[09:56.17]Acid
[09:56.96]酸性物质过多的
[09:57.76]germ
[09:58.61]细菌
[09:59.46]Influenza
[10:00.56]流行性感冒
[10:01.65]Epidemic
[10:02.55]流行病（的）
[10:03.45]Flu
[10:04.20]流感
[10:04.94]Pneumonia
[10:05.83]肺炎
[10:06.72]Detached
[10:07.78]分离的
[10:08.84]Detach
[10:09.83]分离
[10:10.82]Pirate
[10:11.72]海盗
[10:12.62]papa
[10:13.47]爸爸
[10:14.32]Lightheaded
[10:15.27]眩晕的
[10:16.23]Prescribe
[10:17.13]开（药）
[10:18.03]Sleet
[10:18.93]冻雨
[10:19.83]Brush
[10:20.63]断落的树枝
[10:21.43]Varnish
[10:22.28]修饰
[10:23.12]Irish
[10:24.17]爱尔兰（人）的
[10:25.21]Setter
[10:26.10]塞特狗
[10:26.99]Creek
[10:27.88]小河
[10:28.77]Glassy
[10:29.77]象玻璃的
[10:30.78]Slither
[10:31.73]不稳地滑动
[10:32.69]Slide
[10:33.63]（使）滑动
[10:34.57]Flush
[10:35.47]（使）（鸟）惊飞
[10:36.37]Covey
[10:37.27]一小群（鸟）
[10:38.17]Quail
[10:39.12]鹌鹑
[10:40.08]Overhang
[10:41.03]突出于……之上
[10:41.98]Light
[10:42.93]停落
[10:43.87]Scatter
[10:44.75]散开
[10:45.64]Mound
[10:46.54]土墩
[10:47.44]Poise
[10:48.35]使平衡
[10:49.25]Unsteadily
[10:50.55]摇摆地
[10:51.86]Unsteady
[10:52.85]反复无常的
[10:53.84]Icy
[10:54.69]冷淡的
[10:55.54]Springy
[10:56.69]有弹性的
[10:57.84]Commence
[10:58.90]开始
[10:59.96]Thermometer
[11:00.90]温度计
[11:01.84]Absolutely
[11:02.83]绝对地
[11:03.82]Gaze
[11:04.87]凝视
[11:05.91]Slack
[11:06.80]松弛的
[11:07.69]phrases and expressions
[11:10.80]Bring down
[11:11.79]放松的
[11:12.78]Be detached from
[11:14.13]把…从…上卸下
[11:15.47]would rather
[11:16.47]宁愿
[11:17.46]Out of sight
[11:18.50]看不见
[11:19.55]Keep from
[11:20.75]阻止
[11:21.95]Take if easy
[11:23.05]不急
[11:24.15]Hold tight onto oneseIf
[11:25.70]牢牢控制某人
[11:27.25]proper names
[11:29.24]Pyle
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[00:20.32]that happens between a father and his son.
[00:24.32]The small boy\'s misunderstanding
[00:28.21]of the difference in measuring temperature on a Fahrenheit
[00:33.02]and a Celsius scale causes him to believe
[00:37.30]that he is dying of a high fever.
[00:40.91]However,the father doesn\'t realize it until very late that day…
[00:48.12]A DAY\'S WAIT Ernest Hemingway
[00:53.92]He came into the room to shut the windows
[00:57.91]while we were still in bed and I saw he looked ill.
[01:02.51]He was shivering, his face was white,
[01:06.12]and he walked slowly as though it ached to move.
[01:10.30]"What\'s the matter, Schatz?"
[01:13.27]"I\'ve got a headache."
[01:16.56]"You better go back to bed."
[01:19.46]"No. I\'m all right."
[01:22.47]"You go to bed. I\'ll see you when I\'m dressed."
[01:26.75]But when I came downstairs he was dressed,
[01:31.25]sitting by the fire,
[01:33.52]looking a very sick and miserable boy of nine years.
[01:38.61]When I put my hand on his forehead I knew he had a fever.
[01:43.81]"You go up to bed," I said, "You\'re sick."
[01:48.20]"I\'m all right," he said.
[01:51.60]When the doctor came he took the boy\'s temperature.
[01:55.77]"What is it?" I asked him.
[01:58.67]"One hundred and two."
[02:01.97]Downstairs, the doctor left three different medicines
[02:06.64]in different colored capsules with instructions for giving them
[02:11.42]One was to bring down the fever,
[02:15.03]another a purgative,the third to overcome an acid condition.
[02:21.11]The germs of influenza can only exist in an acid condition,he explained
[02:28.19]He seemed to know all about influenza
[02:32.19]and said there was noting to worry about
[02:35.27]if the fever did not go above one hundred and four degress
[02:40.57]This was a light epidemic of flu
[02:44.18]and there was no danger if you avoided pneumonia.
[02:48.67]Back in the room I wrote the boy\'s temperature down
[02:52.88]and made a note of the time to give the various capsules.
[02:57.16]"Do you want me to read to you?"
[03:00.85]"All right. If you want to ," said the boy.
[03:04.84]His face was very white and there were dark areas under his eyes.
[03:10.85]He lay still in the bed
[03:13.54]and seemed very detached from what was going on.
[03:17.75]I read aloud from Howard Pyle\'s Book of Pirates;
[03:22.74]but I could see he was not following what I was reading.
[03:26.92]"How do you feel, Schatz?"I asked him
[03:31.02]"Just the same, so far," he said.
[03:35.12]I sat at the foot of the bed and read to myself
[03:39.53]while I waited for if to be time to give another capsule.
[03:44.24]It would have been natural for him to go to sleep,
[03:48.31]but when I looked up he was looking at the foot of the bed
[03:52.70]looking very strangely
[03:55.49]“Why don\'t you try to sleep? I\'ll wake you up for the medicine.”
[04:00.80]“I\'d rather stay awake.”After a while he said to me,
[04:06.99]You don\'t have to stay in here with me,Papa,if it bothers you.
[04:12.58]"It doesn\'t bother me."
[04:15.48]"No, I mean you don\'t have to stay if it\'s going to bother you."
[04:21.38]I thought perhaps he was a little lightheaded
[04:25.48]and after giving him the prescribed capsules at eleven o\' clock
[04:30.16]I went out for a while.It was a bright, cold day
[04:35.15]the ground covered with a sleet that had frozen
[04:38.94]so that it seemed as if all the bare trees,
[04:42.91]the bushes,the cut brush and all the grass
[04:47.40]and the bare ground had been varnished with ice
[04:51.50]I took the young Irish setter for a walk up the road
[04:55.99]and along a frozen creek,
[04:58.89]but it was difficult to stand or walk on the glassy surface
[05:03.80]and the red dog slipped and I fell twice, hard,
[05:09.29]once dropping my gun and having it slide away over the ice.
[05:14.70]We flushed a covey of quail under a high clay bank with overhanging brush
[05:20.89]and I killed two as they went out of sight
[05:24.39]over the top of the bank.Some of the covey lit in trees
[05:29.90]but most of them scattered into brush piles
[05:33.58]and it was necessary to jump on the ice coated mounds of brush
[05:38.86]several times before they would flush.
[05:42.36]Coming out while you were poised unsteadily on the icy,
[05:46.96]springy brush they made difficult shooting and I killed two,
[05:52.34]missed five,and started back pleased to have found a covey
[05:57.43]close to the house and happy there were so many left to find on another day
[06:03.62]At the house they said the boy had refused
[06:07.91]to let anyone come into the room
[06:11.02]"You can\'t come in," he said. "You mustn\'t get what I have."
[06:16.11]I went up to him and found him in exactly the position I had left him
[06:22.01]white-faced,but with the tops of his cheeks flushed by the fever
[06:27.42]staring still, as he had stared, at the foot of the bed
[06:32.91]I took his temperature."What is it?"
[06:38.00]"Something like a hundred,"I said.
[06:41.50]It was one hundred and two and four tenths.
[06:45.39]"It was a hundred and two," he said.
[06:48.89]“Who said so?” "The doctor."
[06:53.10]"Your temperature is all right," I said.
[06:56.99]"It\'s nothing to worry about."
[06:59.68]"I don\'t worry," he said, "but I can\'t keep from thinking."
[07:05.38]"Don\'t think," I said. "Just take it easy."
[07:10.05]"I\'m taking it easy," he said and looked straight ahead,
[07:15.44]He was evidently holding tight onto himself about something.
[07:20.63]"Take this with water.""Do you think it will do any good?"
[07:26.43]"Of course it will."
[07:29.33]I sat down and opened the Pirate book and commenced to read,
[07:34.43]but I could see he was not following,
[07:37.22]so I stopped
[07:39.70]"About what time do you think I\'m going to die?" he asked
[07:44.98]"What?" "About how long will it be before I die?"
[07:51.69]"You aren\'t going to die. What\'s the matter with you?"
[07:56.40]"Oh, yes, I am. I heard him say a hundred and two."
[08:02.30]People don\'t die with a fever of one hundred and two.
[08:07.18]“That\'s a silly way to talk." "I know they do.
[08:12.28]At school in France the boys told me
[08:15.96]you can\'t live with forty-four degrees.
[08:19.75]I\'ve got a hundred and two."
[08:22.83]He had been waiting to die all day,
[08:27.32]ever since nine o\'clock in the morning
[08:30.90]"You poor Schatz," I said
[08:34.30]"Poor old Schatz. It\'s like miles and kilometers
[08:39.29]You aren\'t going to die. That\'s a different thermometer
[08:44.67]On that thermometer thirty-seven is normal
[08:48.95]On this kind it\'s ninety-eight."
[08:52.17]"Are you sure?" "Absolutely," I said
[08:57.26]"It\'s like miles and kilometers.
[09:00.34]You know, like how many kilometers
[09:03.43]we make when we do seventy miles in the car?"
[09:07.32]"Oh," he said.But his gaze at the foot of the bed relaxed slowly
[09:14.11]The hold over himself relaxed too, finally,
[09:18.71]and the next day it was very slack
[09:22.00]and he cried very easily at little things
[09:25.92]that were of no importance
[09:28.89]Shiver
[09:38.53]发抖
[09:48.17]Capsule
[09:49.13]胶囊（药）
[09:50.08]Instruction
[09:51.23]指示
[09:52.38]Instruct
[09:53.38]教导
[09:54.39]purgative
[09:55.28]泻药
[09:56.17]Acid
[09:56.96]酸性物质过多的
[09:57.76]germ
[09:58.61]细菌
[09:59.46]Influenza
[10:00.56]流行性感冒
[10:01.65]Epidemic
[10:02.55]流行病（的）
[10:03.45]Flu
[10:04.20]流感
[10:04.94]Pneumonia
[10:05.83]肺炎
[10:06.72]Detached
[10:07.78]分离的
[10:08.84]Detach
[10:09.83]分离
[10:10.82]Pirate
[10:11.72]海盗
[10:12.62]papa
[10:13.47]爸爸
[10:14.32]Lightheaded
[10:15.27]眩晕的
[10:16.23]Prescribe
[10:17.13]开（药）
[10:18.03]Sleet
[10:18.93]冻雨
[10:19.83]Brush
[10:20.63]断落的树枝
[10:21.43]Varnish
[10:22.28]修饰
[10:23.12]Irish
[10:24.17]爱尔兰（人）的
[10:25.21]Setter
[10:26.10]塞特狗
[10:26.99]Creek
[10:27.88]小河
[10:28.77]Glassy
[10:29.77]象玻璃的
[10:30.78]Slither
[10:31.73]不稳地滑动
[10:32.69]Slide
[10:33.63]（使）滑动
[10:34.57]Flush
[10:35.47]（使）（鸟）惊飞
[10:36.37]Covey
[10:37.27]一小群（鸟）
[10:38.17]Quail
[10:39.12]鹌鹑
[10:40.08]Overhang
[10:41.03]突出于……之上
[10:41.98]Light
[10:42.93]停落
[10:43.87]Scatter
[10:44.75]散开
[10:45.64]Mound
[10:46.54]土墩
[10:47.44]Poise
[10:48.35]使平衡
[10:49.25]Unsteadily
[10:50.55]摇摆地
[10:51.86]Unsteady
[10:52.85]反复无常的
[10:53.84]Icy
[10:54.69]冷淡的
[10:55.54]Springy
[10:56.69]有弹性的
[10:57.84]Commence
[10:58.90]开始
[10:59.96]Thermometer
[11:00.90]温度计
[11:01.84]Absolutely
[11:02.83]绝对地
[11:03.82]Gaze
[11:04.87]凝视
[11:05.91]Slack
[11:06.80]松弛的
[11:07.69]phrases and expressions
[11:10.80]Bring down
[11:11.79]放松的
[11:12.78]Be detached from
[11:14.13]把…从…上卸下
[11:15.47]would rather
[11:16.47]宁愿
[11:17.46]Out of sight
[11:18.50]看不见
[11:19.55]Keep from
[11:20.75]阻止
[11:21.95]Take if easy
[11:23.05]不急
[11:24.15]Hold tight onto oneseIf
[11:25.70]牢牢控制某人
[11:27.25]proper names
[11:29.24]Pyle
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