黑人渔夫萨姆历险记 - (EPUB全文下载)

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Washington Irving
The Adventure of Sam, the Black Fisherman
黑人渔夫萨姆历险记
华盛顿·欧文（美）著
都晓鸽  司有一  张兴梅  译
外语教学与研究出版社
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目 录
Part 1  第一部分
Part 2  第二部分
Part 3  第三部分
Part 1  
第一部分  
Every body knows Mud Sam, the old negro fisherman who has fished about the Sound for the last twenty or thirty years.  Well, it is now many years since that Sam, who was then a young fellow, and worked on the farm of Killian Suydam on Long Island, having finished his work early, was fishing, one still summer evening, just about the neighborhood of Hell Gate. He was in a light skiff, and being well acquainted with the currents and eddies, he had been able to shift his station with the shifting of the tide, from the Hen and Chickens to the Hog's back, and from the Hog's back to the Pot, and from the Pot to the Frying-pan; but in the eagerness of his sport Sam did not see that the tide was rapidly ebbing; until the roaring of the whirlpools and rapids warned him of his danger, and he had some difficulty in shooting his skiff from among the rocks and breakers, and getting to the point of Blackwell's Island. Here he cast anchor for some time, waiting the turn of the tide to enable him to return homewards. 
人人都知道“烂泥萨姆”，那个黑人老渔夫，过去的二三十年来他一直在松德海峡附近打渔。多年前萨姆还是个小伙子，在长岛的基里安·苏丹姆农场干活。那是一个寂静的夏日黄昏，他提早干完了活，就跑到正好临近地狱门水道的地方去打渔。他驾的是一条轻型小船，由于对水流和漩涡很熟悉，他能够依水势改变自己的位置，停在母雏群岛，转而停在猪背岛，又从猪背岛到罐子岛，从罐子岛到炸锅岛；萨姆玩得兴起，却没注意到潮水正在迅速退去，直到漩涡和急流的咆哮向他发出危险的警告。他费了一番力气才从岩石碎浪中箭一样地冲出来，驶到了布莱克韦尔岛的尖端。他在这儿抛锚，等了一会儿，打算等着涨起的潮水载他回家。
As the night set in it grew blustering and gusty. Dark clouds came bundling up in the west; and now and then a growl of thunder or a flash of lightning told that a summer storm was at hand. Sam pulled over, therefore, under the lee of Manhattan Island, and coasting along came to a snug nook, just under a steep beetling rock, where he fastened his skiff to the root of a tree that shot out from a cleft and spread its broad branches like a canopy over the water. T ............

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