新概念英语85年上外美音版第四册 第24课：Going
Out for a Walk
Lesson 24 Going Out for a Walk外出散步
Walking for walking's sake may be as highly laudable and exemplary a thing as it is held to be by those who practise it. My objection to it is that it stops the brain. Many a man has professed to me that his brain never works so well as
when he is swinging along the high road or over hill and dale This boast is not confirmed by my memory of anybody who on a Sunday morning has forced me to partake of his adventure. Experience teaches me that whatever a fellow-guest may have of power to instruct or to amuse when he is sitting in a chair, or standing on a hearth-rug, quickly leaves him when he takes one out for a walk. The ideas that come so thick and fast to him in any room, where are they now ? where that
encyclopaedic knowledge which he bore so lightly ? where the kindling fancy that played like summer lightning over any topic that was started ? The man's face that was so mobile is set now; gone is the light from his fine eyes. He says that A (our host) is a thoroughly good fellow. Fifty yards further on, he adds that A is one of the best fellows he has ever met. We tramp another furlong or so and he says that Mrs A is a charming woman. Presently he adds that she is one of the most charming women he has ever known. We pass an inn. He reads vapidly aloud to me：'The King's Arms. Licensed to sell Ales and Spirits.' I foresee that during the rest of the walk he will read aloud any inscription that occurs. We pass a milestone. He points at it with his stick, and says'
Uxminster. II Miles.' We turn a sharp corner at the foot of the hill. He points at the wall, and says' Drive Slowly.' .I see far ahead, on the other side of the hedge bordering the high road, a small notice-board. He sees it too. He keeps his eye on it. And in due course.'Trespassers,' he says, 'will be Prosecuted.' Poor man !-mentally a wreck. For…sake 为……缘故=for the sake of
Art for art’s sake 艺术至上 Learn for learning’s sake 学就是学
Play for playing’s sake 玩就是玩 I will send you home for safety’s sake /安全起见
for god’s sake 务必 // eg.. please come to my birthday party for god’s sake
for old’s sake 看在老交情的份上 //Liming,would you give me five hundred dollar for old sake’s sake,.I ‘m in poverty. Please spare me for old sake’s sake Objection to反对
He odjects to this suggestion
Mom objects to the match.(match 婚事) Be oppsee to; take exception to 反对 Laudable adj. 值得称赞的 Laud 赞颂，赞扬 Praise Laud sb to skies 把某人捧上天
Exalt;eulogize;hail Bush hailed the sound relationship between China and U.S
Ode 赋 // If winter comes,can spring be far behind? Exemplary adj. 值得效法的
Exemplar 典范 Praiseworthy 值得称赞的 Admirable 值得仰慕的
Profess vt.声称 Announce, claim, declare He professed himself to be a Christian. Announce ：make public
Declare 通过法规来宣称 //declare the war on Japan I declare the opening of the Game. Swing vi.溜达，轻快地走
Swing 秋千 Stroll 溜达 I strolled on the street. Ramble Jog 慢跑
Promenade 漫步 //I take my dog to promedade. Dale n.山谷 Boast n.自夸的话 Partake of 参与 take part in Encyclop(a)edic adj.广博的
He is very encyclopaedic./comprehensive/all-inclusive/embracive/all ranging Kinding n.引火线 Tramp vi. 步行
Furlong n.1/8英里 Vapidily adv.乏味地
新概念英语85年上外美音版第四册 第24课：Going Out for a Walk
