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A Streetcar Named Desire

Stanley: Was this before or after you got the telegram?
Blanche: Telegram? Telegram…Oh, as a matter of fact, my wire...
Stanley: As a matter of fact, there wasn’t no wire at all.
(Stanley pushes Blanche, she falls down at the bed.)
Blanche: Oh!
Stanley: And there isn’t no millionaire. And Mitch didn’t come in here with roses ’cause I know where he is. There isn’t a goddam thing but imagination and lies and 1)deceit and tricks. And look at yourself! Take a look at yourself in that 2)worn-out 3)Mardi Gras outfit, rented for fifty cents from some 4)ragpicker, and with the crazy crown on, what kind of a queen do you think you are? You know that I’ve been on to you from the start, and not once did you pull the wool over this boy’s eyes. You come in here and you 5)sprinkle the place with powder and you spray perfume. And you stick a paper lantern over the light bulb and 6)lo and behold, the place has turned into Egypt, and you are the Queen of the Nile, sitting on your throne swilling down my liquor. And you know what I say? Ha! Ha! Do you hear me? Ha! Ha! Ha!

注释:
1) deceit [di5si:t] n. 欺骗,谎言
2) worn-out [wC:n-5aut] a. 破旧的
3) Mardi Gras 狂欢节
4) ragpicker [5rA^ipikE] n. 拾破烂的人
5) sprinkle [5spriNkl] v. 洒,喷撒
6) lo and behold (谑)你瞧;真怪

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斯坦利:这事发生在你收到电报之前还是之后?
布兰奇:电报?电报……哦,事实上,电报是……
斯坦利:事实上,根本就没有电报。也没有什么百万富翁。米奇也没有带着玫瑰花来,因为我知道他在哪里。根本没这回事,只有幻想和说谎的把戏。看看你自己吧!看看你自己穿着那一身破破烂烂的狂欢节行头的样子,那是从捡破烂的那儿花50美分租来的。还戴着疯子的皇冠,你以为你是哪门子的女王?知道吗,从一开始我就对你一清二楚,你一次都没能蒙骗过我的眼睛。你一来到这儿就在这地方洒上香粉,洒满香水。还把一个纸灯笼罩在灯泡上,你瞧,这地方变成埃及王国了,而你就是尼罗河女王。坐上你的王座,喝着我的酒。你明白我说的吗?哈!哈!你听到我说话没有?哈!哈!哈!

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