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Goldsmith was an Irishman, and always an Irishman: Steele was an Irishman, and always an Irishman: Swift’s heart was English and in England, his habits English, his logic eminently English; his statement is elaborately simple; he shuns tropes and metaphors, and uses his ideas and words with a wise thrift and economy, as he used his money: with which he could be generous and splendid upon great occasions, but which he husbanded when there was no need to spend it. He never indulges in needless extravagance of rhetoric, lavish epithets, profuse imagery. He lays his opinion before you with a grave simplicity and a perfect neatness. Dreading ridicule too, as a man of his humour—above all an Englishman of his humour—certainly would, he is afraid to use the poetical power which he really possessed; one often fancies in reading him that he dares not be eloquent when he might; that he does not speak above his voice, as it were, and the tone of society.His initiation into politics, his knowledge of business, his knowledge of polite life, his acquaintance with literature even, which he could not have pursued very sedulously during that reckless career at Dublin, Swift got under the roof of Sir William Temple. He was fond of telling in after life what quantities of books he devoured there, and how King William taught him to cut asparagus in the Dutch fashion. It was at Shene and at Moor Park, with a salary of twenty pounds and a dinner at the upper servants’ table, that this great and lonely Swift passed a ten years’ apprenticeship—wore a cassock that was only not a livery—bent down a knee as proud as Lucifer’s to supplicate my lady’s good graces, or run on his honour’s errands. It was here, as he was writing at Temple’s table, or following his patron’s walk, that he saw and heard the men who had governed the great world—measured himself with them, looking up from his silent corner, gauged their brains, weighed their wits, turned them, and tried them, and marked them. Ah! what platitudes he must have heard! what feeble jokes! what pompous commonplaces! what small men they must have seemed under those enormous periwigs, to the swarthy, uncouth, silent Irish secretary. I wonder whether it ever struck Temple, that that Irishman was his master? I suppose that dismal conviction did not present itself under the ambrosial wig, or Temple could never have lived with Swift. Swift sickened, rebelled, left the service—ate humble pie and came back again; and so for ten years went on, gathering learning, swallowing scorn, and submitting with a stealthy rage to his fortune.
戈德史密斯是一个爱尔兰人,总是一个爱尔兰人:斯蒂尔是一个爱尔兰人,总是一个爱尔兰人:迅速的心是英语和在英格兰,他习惯英语,他的逻辑非常英语;他的声明是精心简单;他回避意象和隐喻,并使用他的思想和言语和有智慧的节俭和经济,因为他使用他的钱:他可能是慷慨和灿烂的在大场合,但他都紧握在没有需要花钱。他从不耽溺于不必要的奢侈的修辞,奢华的绰号,丰富的图像。他收集他的意见之前,你有严重的简单性和一个完美的整洁。害怕嘲笑过,作为一个男人,他的幽默以上所有英国人他的幽默当然会,他害怕使用诗的力量,他真的拥有;一个经常幻想在阅读他,他不敢是当他可能;,雄辩他不会说高于他的声音,和社会的基调。
他开始从政,他的知识的生意,他的生活,他礼貌的知识,熟悉文学甚至他不可能很勤勉地追求在不计后果的职业在都柏林,迅速得到的屋顶下威廉爵士寺。他喜欢告诉在之后的生命什么吃大量的书里,国王威廉教他削减芦笋在荷兰时尚。这是在Shene和沼泽公园,有工资的20英镑和一个晚宴上的仆人”表,这个伟大的和孤独的迅速通过了一百一十年的学徒穿着一个袈裟,只是不是一个膝盖制服弯下来骄傲如撒旦的恳求我的夫人的青睐,或者运行在他的荣誉的差事。正是在这里,由于他在写在寺庙的表,或遵循他的赞助人,他看到的行走,并听到了男性支配自己的伟大世界测量,查找从他的寂静的角落,衡量他们的大脑,他们的智慧,使他们重,试着他们,标志着他们。
我去，这都是用翻译工具翻译的吧？做为一个中国人，你能看懂你们翻译的意思？
Goldsmith是一爱尔兰人，是一个“完全”的爱尔兰人，Steele也是一个“完全”的爱尔兰人，Swift有着一颗英国人的心，他的习惯英国，他突显英国人的逻辑。就象他花钱一样，叙述简单精炼，避开比喻，用简单的语句表达出自己的想法。
就10分，这文章太长啦，这么翻译很烦
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