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一个流浪的疯子在寻找点金石。
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是否公开他褐黄的头发乱蓬蓬地蒙着尘土，身体瘦得像个影子。
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是否公开他双唇紧闭，就像他的紧闭的心门。
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是否公开他的烧红的眼睛就像萤火虫的灯亮在寻找他的爱侣。
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是否公开无边的海在他面前怒吼。
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是否公开喧哗的波浪，在不停地谈论那隐藏的珠宝，
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是否公开嘲笑那不懂得它们的意思的愚人。
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是否公开也许现在他不再有希望了，
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是否公开但是他不肯休息，
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是否公开因为寻求变成他的生命——
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是否公开就像海洋永远向天伸臂要求不可得到的东西——
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是否公开就像星辰绕着圈走，
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是否公开却要寻找一个永不能到达的目标——
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是否公开在那寂寞的海边，那头发垢乱的疯子，
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是否公开也仍旧徘徊着寻找点金石。
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是否公开有一天，一个村童走上来问：
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是否公开“告诉我，你腰上的那条金链是从
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是否公开哪里来的呢？”
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是否公开疯子吓了一跳——
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是否公开那条本来是铁的链子真的变成金的了；
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是否公开这不是一场梦，
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是否公开但是他不知道是什么时候变成的。
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是否公开他狂乱地敲着自己的前额——
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是否公开什么时候，啊，什么时候在他的不知不觉之中得到成功了呢？
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是否公开拾起小石去碰碰那条链子，
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是否公开然后不看看变化与否，又把它扔掉，这已成了习惯；
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是否公开就是这样，这疯子找到了又失掉了那块点金石。
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是否公开太阳西沉，天空灿金。
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是否公开疯子沿着自己的脚印走回，去寻找他失去的珍宝。
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是否公开他气力尽消，身体弯曲，
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是否公开他的心像连根拔起的树一样，
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是否公开萎垂在尘土里了。
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是否公开A WANDERING madman was seeking the touchstone, with matted locks, tawny and dust-laden, and body worn to a shadow, his lips tight-pressed, like the shut-up doors of his heart, his burning eyes like the lamp of a glow-worm seeking its mate.
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仅对会员开放Before him the endless ocean roared.
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仅对会员开放The garrulous waves ceaselessly talked of hidden treasures, mocking the ignorance that knew not their meaning.
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仅对会员开放Maybe he now had no hope remaining, yet he would not rest, for the search had become his life, —
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仅对会员开放Just as the ocean for ever lifts its arms to the sky for the unattainable—
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仅对会员开放Just as the stars go in circles, yet seeking a goal that can never be reached—
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仅对会员开放Even so on the lonely shore, the madman with dusty tawny locks still roamed in search of the touchstone.
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仅对会员开放One day a village boy came up and asked, “Tell me, where did you come at this golden chain about your waist?”
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仅对会员开放The madman started—the chain that once was iron was verily gold; it was not a dream, but he did not know when it had changed.
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仅对会员开放He struck his forehead wildly—where, O where had he without knowing it, achieved success?
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仅对会员开放It had grown into a habit, to pick up pebbles and touch the chain, and to throw them away without looking to see if a change had come; thus the madman found and lost the touchstone.
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仅对会员开放The sun was sinking low in the west, the sky was of gold.
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仅对会员开放The madman returned on his footsteps to seek anew the lost treasure, with his strength gone, his body bent, and his heart in the dust, like a tree uprooted.
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mat [mæt] |
n.垫子;席子 |
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roar [rɔː(r)] |
v.吼叫;咆哮 |
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ignorance [’ɪɡnərəns] |
n.无知;愚昧 |
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liftable [lɪftəbl] |
a.1. 可以举起的 |
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dusty [’dʌsti] |
adj.满是灰尘的 |
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roam [rəʊm] |
v.漫游;闲逛;徜徉 |
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verily [’verɪli] |
adv.肯定地;真实地 |
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pick [pɪkt] |
采摘，挑选； |
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pebble [’pebl] |
n.鹅卵石 |
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uproot [ˌʌp’ruːt] |
vt.连根拔起;迁离;根除 |
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madman [’mædmən] |
n.疯子;精神病患者 |
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footstep [’fʊtstep] |
n.脚步;脚步声;足迹 |
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