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The
story
“Waiting
for
the”
was
written
by
J.Jefferson
Farjeon,
aBritish
writer.
He
is
bestknown
for
his
mysterystories
and
is
one
of
themodern
authors
tomix
romance
and
humorwith
crime.I.
AuthorFARJEON,
JOSEPH
JEFFERSON
(June4,
1883—June
6,1955)English
novelist,
playwright,andjournalist,
was
born
inLondoninto
literary
circumstances.
Hisfather,
Benjamin
Farjeon,
was
awell-known
novelist
and
he
wasthe
brother
of
the
children’swriter
Eleanor
Farjeon
and
theplaywright
Herbert
Farjeon.I.
AuthorAlthoug own
for
his
keenhumor
andflashing
wit,
he
wasno
stranger
to
the
sinister(不详的)and
terrifying.The
critic
for
theSaturday
Review
ofLiterature
praised
Death
in
the
Inkwell(墨水池),one
of
his
later
books,calling
itan
“amusing,
satirical,andfrequentlyhair-raising(使人毛骨悚然的)
yarn(故事)
of
anauthor
who
got
dangerouslymixed
upwith
his
imaginarycharacters.Tricky(难以捉摸的).Why
does
the
author
use
a
question
as
thebeginning
of
the
story?The
story
starts
with
a
question
from
thelandlady
Mrs.
Mayton.This
is
an
appropriate
and
direct
beginning.The
question
immedia y
arouses
theattention
of
th
ers(寄宿者)
gathered
inthe
drawing
room(客厅).
This bit
ofconversation
is
actually
the
beginning
of
anidle
(无意义的)
conversation
conducted
bybored
people
to
kill
time.
But
this
part
gives
usa
brief
introduction
of
all
th ers
andprepares
us
for
an
unexpected
turn
of
events.Is
he
really
interested
in
where
Mr.Wainwright
has
gone?
What
did
she
careabout
then?It
didn’t
matter
to
her
in
the
least
where
Mr.Wainwright
had
gone.What
she
is
really
interested
in
is
the
moneypaid
by
th
ers.And
sometimes,as
alandlady,she
felt
obliged(感到有必要)
towhip
up
(激起、煽起)a
little
interest
to
startan
idle
conversation.Not
in
the
least:
not
at
all
丝毫不I’m
not
in
the
least
afraid
of
you
any
more.I
am
not
in
the
least
afraid
ofhis
threats.I
don’t
mind
in
the
least.at
least:至少;无论如何I
waited
at
least
an
hour.You
might
at
least
answer.least
ofall:
尤其不Nobody
cared,
leastof
all
the
manager.notleast:相当重要Trade
has
been
bad,not
least
because
ofincreased
costs.not…
in
the
least
:not…
at
allBoard:为。。。供饭,使搭伙(并寄宿)Board
some
students
from
the
universitylodge:1.供。。。临时住所,出租房间给。。。居住Can
you
lodge
us
for
the
night?2.寄放,存放Lodge
money
in
a
bank将钱存在银行But
life—and
particularly
evening
life—wasnotoriously
dull
inher
boarding-house,
andevery
now
and
again
one
tried
to
whip
up
aLife
in
th
ing-house
wasterribly
boring
especially
in
theevening.
To
liven
up
the
atmosphere,every
now
and
then
someone
tried
tostir
up
a
little
interest.to
stir
up,
toarouse
interestlittleinterest.every
now
and
then,from
time
totimeWhip
up:
to
delibera y
try
and
makepeople
excited
or
feel
strongly
about
sth.激起、激发The
advertisements
were
designed
to
whipup
public
attention.(吸引公众的注意力)Notoriously:臭名昭著的、众所周知的English
has
been
notorious
as
a
wordborrower.英语以吸收外来词著称。…but
he
was
as
polite
as
he
was
pale(他脸色苍白、彬彬有礼)and
he
always
did
his
best
to
keep
anyball
rolling.His
politeness
andpalenesswere
of
the
samedegree,implying,
humorously,
thathe
was
polite
because
he
waspale.to
keep
any
conversationgoing
onceithas
beenstartedHe
is
as
wise
as
he
is
old.倚老卖老She
is
as
vain
as
she
is
beautiful.她漂亮虚荣At
that
time,
we
were
as
enthusiastic
aswe
were
young.那是,
青春年少,
洋溢。To
keep
the
ball
rolling:to
keep
anyconversation
(activity
or
event)going
once
ithas
been
started
使不中断To
set
/
start
the
ball
rollingShe
set
the
ball
rolling
at
our
last
gathering
byling
us
about
her
trip
to
Australia
last
month.It
may
not
be
very
difficult
to
start
a
businessbut
it
is
certainly
very
difficult
to
keep
the
ballrolling.To
keep
the
ball
rolling,
the
ernment
wasasked
to
contribute
$1
million.have
the
ball
at
one’s
feet有希望一蹴而就on
the
ball内行;在行That
banker
is
really
on
the
ball.那位银行家的确很在行。playball(与with连用)合作To
be
/
good
for:
to
be
still
in
good
condition
todo
sth.This
car
is
good
for
many
more
.This
house
was
built
in
1970.
It
looks
good
foranother
30years
or
so.Bella
was
th ing-house
lovely,but
no
one
had
taken
advantage
of
thefact.to
make
use
of
sb./sth.
in
anunfair
or
dishonest
way
to
getwhatone
wantsBella
was
young
and
pretty
and
wasing-shown
anyseen
as
the
beauty
of
thhouse,
but
no
one
hadparticular
interest
in
her.Notice
the
humorous
touch
here.They
all
consider
the
alternative
earnestly:They
all
began
thinking
seriously
of
thepossibility
that
it
might
be
someone
else.Earnestly:
seriouslyI
earnestly
begged
my
parents
to
considertheir
decision.The
alternative:
the
other
possibilityMr.
Calthrop,
coming
suddenly
out
ofmiddle-aged
doze,
joined
in
the
thinkingwithout
any
idea
what
he
was
thinking:He
was
middle-aged,
and
was
in
the
habit
ofdozing
off
at
any
time.
Now
he
woke
suddenlyfrom
a
light
sleep
and
began
to
think
likeeverybody
though
he
did
not
know
what
it
wasall
about.
(
As
a
matter
of
fact
he
did
not
knowwhat
was
really
going
on.)pop:
突然或迅速行动,冷不丁的出现to
pop
in
and
out:
to
make
brief
visitand
then
leave
suddenlyShe’s
always
pop in
and
out.她总是来去匆匆。I’ve
just
popped
in
to
say
o.进来I’m
afraid
she’s
just
popped
out
fora
few
minutes.出去Our
neighbor
popped
in
for
a
shortcall.进来round
to
theI
am
just
popshop.去一下pop
round
when
you
get
time短暂拜访Pop
down
to
the
shops
and
get
abottle
of
milk.匆匆去Chill
n.a
slightly
unpleasant
degree
ofcoldness寒冷There
is
a
noticeable
chill
in
theair
today.
an
illness
marked
by
coldness
andshaking of
body寒战、风寒Don’tgo
out
in
thisweather----you’ll
catch
a
chill.着凉c.an
unpleasan sation
ofcoldness,
esp.
from
fear
ordiscouragement
沮丧、扫兴、消沉•The
bad
news
put a
chill
into
us
all.使大家扫兴A
little
chill
ran
down
her
back.Cf.
chill/chilling/chilled/chilly
a.
a
chill/chilling
wind冷飕飕的风The
evenings
are
getting
chilly.夜晚冷得难受。a
very
chill/chilly
response不友好/冷淡的反应a
chillingghost
story令人毛骨悚然的鬼故事a
bottle
of
chilledchampagne一瓶冰镇香槟酒(”chill”
can
be
used
as
a
verbtoo.)He
possessed
a
brain,
and
since
no
oneunderstood
it
when
he
used
it,
it
wasresented.(brains)
in ligence,the
ability
to
learn
andunderstand
things
quickly,
solve
problemsand
make
good
decisions头脑、悟性Mr.
Penbury
was
in
ligent,
but
noone
in
th
ing-house
liked
himfor
that.
He
was
too
smart
for
them,and
everybody
felt
annoyed.The
young
man
is
not
very
good
at
sportsbut
he
has
an
excellent
brain.He
has
inherited
his
mother’s
brains
andhis
father’s
good
looks.Resent:
to
feel
angry
or
upset
about对。。。有怨气、对。。。不满ButMrs.
Mayton
never
allowed
morethanthreeminutes
to
go
by
without
a
word
andsowhen
thesilence had
reached
itsallotted
span,
she
turned
toPenbury
andto
passasked:the
time
given
foraparticular
purposeBut
Mrs.
Mayton
would
not
tolerateany
silence
for
more
than
threeminutes.
So
when
no
one
broke
thesilence
within
three
minutes,
she
losther
patience
and
turning
to
Penbury,asked.allotv.
a.
to
parcel
out;
to
distribute
orapportion
按份额分配b.
to
assign
as
a
portion;
toallocate
分派、指派They
allotteda
parking-space
toeach
employee.Can
we
do
the
work
withinthetime
they
have
allotted
to
us?Span:the
length
of
time
一段时间Life
spanAttention
span注意力集中的时间Tighten:Be
tightened
up
inside内心紧张The
situation
was
tightening.The
effect
was
instantaneous.
Bella
gave
atiny
shriek.
Mrs.
Mayton’s
eyes
became
twostartled
glass
marbles.
Monty
Smith
openedhis
mouth
and
kept
it
open.
Mrs.
Calthrop,
ina
split
second,
lost
allinclination
to
doze.Marble:大理石;(玻璃)弹子Mr.
Penbury’s
announcement
brought
about
animmediate
effect.
Bellagave
a
sudden
shout
in
aweak
and
frightened
voice.
Mrs.
Mayton
becameso
shocked
that
her
eyes
opened
wide
and
lookedlike
two
glassmarbles.
Mr.
Calthrop,
inan
instant,became
fully
awake
and
had
no
intention
ofdozing
offagain.Notice
the
effect
of
characterization.immediayinamomentat
oncein
an
instantat
a
wordin
asecondrightawayin
ablinkat
short
noticeinstantlyinstantaneouslyin
a
twinkling
of
an
eyein
one
breathinthe
same
breathin
a
split
second一瞬间,霎那间Split
劈开At
full
split
以极高的速度Run
like
split
飞奔Inclination:
a
tendency
to
do
sth.倾向、Gasp:
to
take
a
quick
deep
breath
with
yourmouth
open,
esp.
because
you
are
surprised
orin
panicThey
gasped
in
astonishment
at
the
news.Nasty:
ugly
or
unpleasant
to
see,
taste,
smell,etc.Cheap
and
nasty
furnitureA
nasty
smellA
nasty
tasteNasty
weatherA
nasty
habitmessn.
a.
a
cluttered,
untidy,
usually
dirty
conditionb.
a
confused,
troubling,
orembarrassingconditionI’ll
have
to
clear
upall
the
mess
inthis
room.The
copper
industry
was
in
a
mess.This
illness
makes
a
messof
myholidayplans.She
messed
up
her
new
dress
withred
ink.Don’t
mess
with
him
when
he
isangry.
和他捣乱v.
messa.
messy
Word
formationsClear
up
a
little
ground:
to
get
the
facts
clearTo
clear
up
sth.:
to
solve
or
explain
sth.
;
tofind
an
answer
to
sth.消除、化解、解释、澄清
to
clear
up
a
mystery
/
misunderstanding
/point
/
doubt
/
difficultyOne’s
word:
(singular)
a
promise
or
guarantee;a
statementSince
you
have
promised
her,
you
shouldkeep
your
word.(but:
Please
send
us
word
of
your
safe
arrival.)inquirev.
to
seek
information
by
asking
aquestion;to
make
an
inquiryorinvestigationI’ll
inquire
about
the
flights.
查询She
inquired
after
my
mother’s
health.问候,The
director
inquired
of
me
about
/concerning
our
work.We
inquired
into
his
story,
and
found
itwastrue.He
inquired
for
the
bookin
a
bookshop.要买(某物),要求得到n.Inquiry打听、探究、inquisitiona.Inquiring探寻的,好问的Inquisitive过分好奇的aggression
n.a.the
act
of
initiating
hostilities
or
invasionb.the
practice
or
habit
of
launching
attacksThe
statement
condemned
the
country’sbrutal
aggression
againstits
neighbor.Boys
usually
express
their
aggression
byhitting
eachother.So
far
they
had
showed
noaggressiontowards
him.physical/verbal
aggression人身
/口头a.
aggressiveinclined
to
behave
in
a
hostile
fashionassertive,
bold,
andenterprisingfast
growing;
tending
to
spread
quicklyBailey
became
increasingly
aggressive
inhis
questioning
ofthe
witness.越来越咄咄Today’s
executives
are
hungry,competitive,andaggressive.雄心勃勃,竞争意识强,有an
aggressive
tumor
迅速蔓延的肿瘤“But
so
have
you!”
exclaimed
Monty,
withnervousaggression.to
cry
out
suddenlyand
loudlyfrom
angerin
a
nervous
andaggressive
manner,ready
toquarrel
orattackIt
was
obvious
that
Mr.
Monty
didn’t
likePenbury’s
remark.
He
therefore
quicklyretorted,
trying
to
pick
holes
in
whatPenbury
hadsaid.Regard:to
look
at
attentively;to
observeclosely
打量、仔细观察、留神地He
regarded
us
suspiciously.Glare:
to
look
at
angrilyIt
found
the
spot
all
right.used
to
emphasize
that
one
is
sure
ofsth;thereis
no
doubt
that
sth.is
true.毫无疑问Don’t
worry.
You
will
get
the
moneyback
all
right.That’s
the
man
I
saw
in
the
car
allright.The
weapon
went
through
his
heart.Flushed:
(of
a )
:
red;
with
a
red
faceYou
look
flushed---have
you
been
running?His
face
was
flushed
with
anger.Rotten:very
bad;nasty
差劲的,站不住脚的Rotten
reasoning站不住脚的论证A
rotten
driverwhat
rotten
weather!Feel
rotten:
feel
ill
or
unpleasant
身体不适的,有病的Produce:to
show
sth.
or
make
sth.
appear
fromsomewhere
出示、拿出At
the
meeting,
the
finance
directorproduced
the
figures
for
the
previous
year.She
produced
a
letter
from
her
pocket.Press:
to
urge
to
force
to
action;
to
impel迫、推动The
bank
is
pressing
us
for
repayment.Most
Chinese
daughters
have
desire
sostrong
to
face
the
powder
and
not
topowder
the
face.obligev.
a.to
constrainby
physical,
legal,
social,or
moral
means(以道义、法律或体力)迫使b.
to
make
indebted
or
grateful
使感激c.
todo
a
service
or
favor
for
于The
law
obliges
parents
to
sendtheirchildren
to
school.I
am
obliged
to
youfor
your
gracioushospitality.Could
you
oblige
me
by
posting
thisletter?Grace
obliged
thecompany
with
a
song.“Would
you
oblige
next,
Mr.
Calthrop?We
all
know
you
walk
in
yoursleep.
…”(fml)
to
do
sth.for
sb.
as
afavor
or
a
smallserviceWould
you
please
do
me
a
favor
andbe
the
next
to
give
your
alibi,
Mr.Calthrop?
We
all
know
you
areasleep
walker.
(
suggesting
he
mighthave
committed
the
murder
in
hissleep.)swallow:Swallow
an
insultSwallow
the
sarcasm
and
got
on
with
herwork.Swallow
a
sSwallow
a
yarnSwallow
down
one’s
tears••angerastonishmentThe
last
thing
/ :
to
emphasize
that
onedefini y
does
not
want
to
do
sth.
,
that
sb.
/sth.
is
the
least
likely
or
suitable
(to
do
sth.).She
is
the
last
to l
a
lie.That
is
the
last
thing
I
would
expect
him
to
do.“I
should
be
the
last
to
refutesuch
an
emphaticstatement,”
he
said.He
said
that
he
would
certainly
notsay
that
Mr.
Calthrop’sstatement
wasuntrue.Emphatic:(statement
or
answer,etc.)giveninastrongorforcefulway
语气强的、有力的、断然的He
responded
with
an
emphatic
‘no’.他断然回答:“不行”。Follow:Follow
a
pigeon
in
flightFollow
a
speechFollow
sb’s
progressCome
off:
to
fall
from
sth.The
other
day
he
fame
off
his
horse
andbroke
a
bone
in
his
arm.A
button
is
coming
off
your
coat.
Shall
Isew
it
on
for
you?Penbury
looked
at
Monty
hard.Penbury
stared
at
Monty
showing
nosympathy.Hard:
showing
no
sympathy
or
affection冷酷的、没
的His
voice
was
hard.他
冷酷。He
said
some
very
hard
things
to
me.他对我说了很多无情的话。Jerk:1.to
say
sth.
Suddenly2.Give
a
firm
jerk
on
the
rope.He
didn’t
sleep
well
last
night,
dreamed
andwoke
in
jerks.他昨晚上没睡好,老做梦,还不时惊醒。3.
The
old
bus
stopped
with
a
jerk.那辆旧公共汽车猛地一颠,停了下来。to
put
out
of
one’smindPhrasesto
make
one
forget
somethingYou
have
to
try
to
putyour
past
suffering
outof
your
mind
and
make
a
with“mind”fresh
start.be
inone’emindbe
in
two(or:
many)mindsbe
on
one’s
mindbe
out
of
one’s
mindbear
in
mindgive
one’s
mind
togo
out
of
one’s
mindkeep
one’s
mind
on有想法,想念拿不定主意,三心二意,犹豫压在心上,有心事不正常,精神错乱记住专心从事,对被忘掉专注专心注意,聚精会神……“If
you’ll
be
so
good,”
answeredPenbury.
“Just
as
a
matter
of
form.”(formality):
sth.
that
has
to
be
doneeven
though
it
has
no
practicalimportance
or
effect.Willyou
be
so
kind
as
to
give
youralibinow
sincewe’ve
all
had
our
turn?
It
issomething
you
have
to
do.Notice
that
Mr.
Penbury
was
unusuallypoliteto
Miss
Wicks.
He
was
even
beingapologetic
here.as
a
matter
of
convenience
:for
convenience
sake
为方便起见as
a
matter
of
course:a
natural
process
自然,通常,必然之事as
a
matter
of
fact:in
fact
事实上as
a
matter
of
routine:as
a
rule
通常,按惯例get
on
sb.'s
nerves:to
irritate
or
annoy
sb.令人烦躁The
loud
music
from
the
next
door
went
on
tillone
o’clock
last
night.
It
really
got
on
mynerves.The
continuous
foggy
weather
is
getting
onour
nerves.
Our
flight
has
been
delayed
foreight
hours.strain
every
nerve
:尽最大努力Send:to
make
sb.behave
or
react
in
aparticular
way
引起(某种情绪反应)Her
account
of
the
trip
sent
us
into
laughter.turn
on
sb.
to e
suddenly
hostile
tosb.(=
turn
upon)对。。。怀有敌意,对。。。发怒The
dog
went
mad
and
turned
on
its
ownerWhy
did
she
turn
on
him
like
that?
He
musthave
said
something
to
offend
her.Plunge:
to
move,
to
throw
or
thrust
forciblyor
suddenly
into把。。。投入或
、刺入Plunge
one’s
hands
into
one’s
coatpocketsPlunge
one’s
head
into
waterThe
dagger
was
plunged
deep
into
the
leftside
of
his
heart.Stretch
out:
extend
the
hand,
etc.
to
greet
sb.or
to
take
sth.1.
伸出手You
can
feel
the
rain
if
you
stretch
out
yourhand.2.
四肢舒展地躺着The
dog
stretched
out
under
the
tree.3.
在时间上延长Stretch
the
meeting
out4.(使)持久、(使)够用Stretch
the
food
out
till of
the
weekascendv.to
go
or
move
upward;
to
riseto
slope
upward;
tomove
upwardupon or
along; toclimbThe
stairs
in
the
Five-Star
ho
ascend
inagraceful
curve.They
began
slowly
ascending
therockface.n.ascendancy
支配地位Antonymsdescend
(v.)ascent
提升a.
ascendant
上升的descent
(n.)TextysisSettingThis
story
is
setin
aboardinghouse
where
life,
especiallyevening
life,
is
notoriously
dullfortheoddcollection
of
peoplewho
livethere.But
one
of
the
guests
managesto
think
of
something
whichdoes
stirup
quitea
bit
ofinterest.TextysisPlease
findsupporting
detailsof
the
charactersketches
in
thetext.CharactersMrs.Maytonlandladytry
to
keepeveryone
talkingMr.MontySmithas
politeas
palekeep
any
ballrollingMissWicksoldestknitting
all
thetimeText
ysisCharactersBellaMr.CalthropMr.Penburyhave
a
chilling
effectpossess
a
brainmiddle-agednot
particularlysmartwalk
in
sleep,dozeall
the
timeyounglovelyeccentricin
ligentPlease
findsupporting
detailsof
the
charactersketches
in
thetext.Structurean
idle
discussion
aboutPart
I
(Paras.
where
Mr.
Wainwright
has1—11)Part
II
(Paras.12—33)gone
and
serving
to
introducethe
characters
who
live
in
theboarding-house.Mr.
Penbury
announces
thatMr.
Wainwright
is
dead.StructurePart
III
(Paras.34—88)Part
IV
(Paras.89—91)Mr.
Penbury
direct
ageneral
rehearsal
of
theiralibis
while
waiting
for
the.a
suspense
endingWriting
DeviceHumorThe
author
skillfully
mixed
humorouselements
in
his
story,
which
help
to
makethe
characterization
and
the
plot
morevivid
and
interesting.Read
the
following
examples
from
thetext
and
try
to
yze
the
humorouseffects.Writing
DeviceHumorHe
was
as
polite
as
he
was
pale.
(be
politebecause
of
being
pale)She
had
knitting
for
seventy
years,
andlooked
good
for
another
seventy.
(Hyperboleis
used
to
achieve
humor)Bella
wasth
ing-houselovely,
but
noone
taken
advantage
of
the
fact.
(No
one
isinterested
in
her)Writing
DeviceHumorShe
had
promised
to
knit
at
her
funeral.
(Is
itpossible
to
do
sth.
at
one’s
ownfuneral?)“Only
one?”
I
answered
“You’re
luckier
than
Iam.”
(self-mockery
to
imply
a
lot
people
hatehim)“But
let
me
suggest
that
you
give
thestatement
to
the
with
slightly
lessemphasis.”
(the
satirical
tone
to
imply
that
hemight
no
be
ling
the
truth.)Quiz1.
Herjewelry
under
thespotlights
andshe
became
thedominant
figure
at
the
ball.A.
blazedC.
glaredB.
dazzledD.glittered2.Weeks
before
anyone
wasarrested
in
connection
with
the
bankrobbery.A.
elapsedC.
overlappedB.
expiredD.
terminatedBlaze:
着火Dazzle:使眩晕Elapse:流逝Expire:满期Terminate:结束、使终止D
AQuiz3.
Often
such
arguments
have
theeffectof
rather
thanclarifying
the
issues
involved.A.
blockingC.
tackling4.
He
raisedB.
obscuringD.prejudicinghis
eyebrows
andTackle:处理Stick:使突出Jerk:
使猝然一动Tug:费力拖、拉B
Aheadforward
andstuck
his
itin
a
single
nod,
agesture
boys
used
then
for
O.K.when
they
were
pleased.A.
jerkedC.
shruggedB.
twistedD.
tuggedQuizcompany’s
client
data,
which
sheintendedto
in
starting
herown
business.5.She
had
recently
left
a
job
and
had
Dwell
on:详述
helped
herself
to
copies
of
the
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