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JaneEyre:Chapter8VolumeIIASPLENDIDMidsummershoneoverEngland:skiessopure,sunssoradiantaswerethenseeninlongsuccession,seldomfavourevensingly,ourwave-girtland.ItwasasifabandofItaliandayshadcomefromtheSouth,likeaflockofgloriouspassengerbirds,andlightedtorestthemonthecliffsofAlbion.Thehaywasallgotin;thefieldsroundThornfieldweregreenandshorn;theroadswhiteandbaked;thetreeswereintheirdarkprime;hedgeandwood,full-leavedanddeeplytinted,contrastedwellwiththesunnyhueoftheclearedmeadowsbetween.单词释义1.splendid英[ˈsplɛndɪd]美[ˈsplɛndəd]adj.辉煌的；灿烂的；极好的；杰出的2.midsummer仲夏3.radiant英[ˈreɪdɪənt]美[ˈreɪdiənt]adj.发光的;明亮的;光辉灿烂的;辐射传输的;喜气洋洋的;洋溢着爱的;光华照人的;强烈的;显眼的;显著的n.辐射源;辐射点4.inlongsuccession接连不断5.girt英[ɡəːt]美[ɡərt]v.用带束…；用带系…；包围；环绕；说刺人的话；强烈批评；（gird的过去式和过去分词）n.腰围；围长；肚带6.aflockof一群7.cliff英[klɪf]美[klɪf]n.悬崖；绝壁；峭壁8.hay英[heɪ]美[heɪ]n.干草;圆圈舞;(Hay)人名:海9.shorn英[ʃɔːn]美[ʃɔrn]v.剪毛;断裂;切变;(shear的过去分词)10.prime英[prʌɪm]美[praɪm]adj.首要的;主要的;最好的;头等的;一流的;n.青春;青年;壮年;全盛时期;晨经;晨祷;质数;素数;上标符号;分钟符号;第一姿势;特设行程v.使准备好;使进入状态;使…为…作准备;装填(枪支;爆炸装置)以开火;在(木头;画布;金属)上涂底漆;注液体入(泵)密闭活动机件以开动;将更多燃料喷入(汽缸;内燃机化油器)以利启动;使水与压入汽缸的蒸汽混合11.hedge英[hedʒ]美[hedʒ]n.(Hedge)（美、英、加、澳、印、法）赫奇（人名）n.树篱；防止损失的手段；模糊措辞；障碍v.用树篱笆围住；避免作正面答复；避免损失；限制12.tinted英[tɪntid]美[tɪntid]adj.带色彩的;着色的13.contrast英[ˈkɒntrɑːst]美[ˈkɑnˌtræst]n.差别;对比;对照;反衬;对比度;反差;衬度;并置对比;有明显差别的人;形成对照的人v.明显不同;成对比;成对照;对比;对照14.hue英[hjuː]美[(h)ju]n.颜色;色彩;色调;色度;色泽;外观;特性15.meadows英[ˈmedəuz]美[ˈmedəuz]n.牧场;草地;(meadow的复数)段落译文：仲夏明媚的阳光普照英格兰，当时那种一连几天日丽天清的气候，甚至一天半天都难得惠顾我们这个波浪环绕的岛国。仿佛持续的意大利天气从南方飘移过来，像一群灿烂的候鸟，落在英格兰的悬崖上歇脚。干草己经收好，桑菲尔德周围的田野己经收割干净，显出一片新绿。道路晒得白煞煞仿佛烤过似的，林木葱郁，十分茂盛。树篱与林子都叶密色浓，与它们之间收割过的草地的金黄色，形成了鲜明的对比。OnMidsummer-eve，Adele,wearywithgatheringwildstrawberriesinHayLanehalftheday,hadgonetobedwiththesun.Iwatchedherdropasleep,andwhenIlefther,Isoughtthegarden.Itwasnowthesweetesthourofthetwenty-four:“Dayitsfervidfireshadwasted',"anddewfellcoolonpantingplainandscorchedsummit.Wherethesunhadgonedowninsimplestate-pureofthepompofclouds-spreadasolemnpurple,burningwiththelightofredjewelandfurnaceflameatonepoint,ononehill-peak,andextendinghighandwide,softandstillsofter,overhalfheaven.Theeasthaditsowncharmoffinedeepblue,anditsownmodestgem,arisingandsolitarystar:soonitwouldboastthemoon;butshewasyetbeneaththehorizon.Iwalkedawhileonthepavement;butasubtle,well-knownscent--thatofacigar--stolefromsomewindow;Isawthelibrarycasementopenahand-breadth;IknewImightbewatchedthence;soIwentapartintotheorchard.NonookinthegroundsmoreshelteredandmoreEden-like;itwasfulloftrees,itbloomedwithflowers:averyhighwallshutitoutfromthecourt,ononeside;ontheother,abeechavenuescreeneditfromthelawn.Atthebottomwasasunkfence;itssoleseparationfromlonelyfields:awindingwalk,borderedwithlaurelsandterminatinginagianthorse-chestnut,circledatthebasebyaseat,leddowntothefence.Hereonecouldwanderunseen.Whilesuchhoney-dewfell,suchsilencereigned,suchgloaminggathered,IfeltasifIcouldhauntsuchshadeforever;butinthreadingtheflowerandfruitparterresattheupperpartoftheenclosure,enticedtherebythelightthenowrisingmooncastonthismoreopenquarter,mystepisstayed——notbysound,notbysight,butoncemorebyawarningfragrance.Sweet-briarandsouthernwood,jasmine,pink,androsehavelongbeenyieldingtheireveningsacrificeofincense:thisnewscentisneitherofshrubnorflower;itis——Iknowitwell——itisMr.Rochester'scigar.IlookroundandIlisten.Iseetreesladenwithripeningfruit.Ihearanightingalewarblinginawoodhalfamileoff;nomovingformisvisible，nocomingstepaudible;butthatperfumeincreases:Imustflee.Imakeforthewicketleadingtotheshrubbery,andIseeMr.Rochesterentering.Istepasideintotheivyrecess;hewillnotstaylong:hewillsoonreturnwhencehecame，andifIsitstillhewillneverseeme.Butnoeventideisaspleasanttohimastome,andthisantiquegardenasattractive;andhestrollson，nowliftingthegooseberry-treebranchestolookatthefruit,largeasplums，withwhichtheyareladen;nowtakingaripecherryfromthewall