歌曲信息

歌曲专辑：Pride and Prejudice (Audiodrama)

演唱歌手：Jane Austen

Pride and Prejudice - Act One, Pt. 12歌词

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[00:00.82]Darcy: Miss Bennett.
[00:01.93]Elizabeth: Mr.Darcy .
[00:03.27]Darcy:Excuse the interruption.Miss Bennett.
[00:05.60]Mrs.Collins told me you are ill.
[00:07.33]And I wished...
[00:10.71]I have come Hundsford to find if you are better.
[00:13.65]Elizabeth: I have completely recovered.Thank you.
[00:17.31]Darcy: In vain have I struggled.
[00:19.36]It will not do.
[00:20.17]My feelings will not be repressed.
[00:23.88]You must allow me to tell you how ardently I admire and love you.
[00:30.23]I’ve come to tell you that I have felt..
[00:31.75]I have long felt you to be the most agreeable,charming woman of my acquaintances.
[00:39.23]I do not know how my affection began and though I have tried hard to suppress it,
[00:43.10]I could not.
[00:44.72]Throughout my reasons,oppose my inclination,
[00:49.11]my knowledge of your family obstacles which should have precluded any attachment have long prevented the acknowledgement I’ve regarded for you.
[00:57.36]Miss Bennett,
[00:58.79]this knowledge my very character must bow to this tend to my regard.
[01:05.62]Your beauty,your spirit have completely overcome my sense of the inferiority of your connections.
[01:14.37]I can not but the world may see this union as beneath.
[01:17.91]Miss Bennett,
[01:19.93]May I say Elizabeth.
[01:22.42]In spite of all I do love you .
[01:24.07]And I anxiously await the words of your acceptance,
[01:27.30]words that will make me the happiest of all men.
[01:31.63]Elizabeth: In such cases as this,
[01:33.62]it is ,I believe the established mode to express a sense of gratitude for the sentiments avowed.
[01:41.38]However, unequally they may be returned.
[01:44.30]And if I could feel gratitude,I would now thank you.
[01:49.06]But I can not .
[01:51.31]I have never desired you a good opinion,
[01:53.83]and you have certainly bestowed most unwillingly.
[01:57.54]I’m sorry if this causes your pain,
[01:59.81]but it’s to be hope that the feelings which you tell me have long prevented this proposal would soon overcome any regret you now feel.
[02:08.35]Darcy: And this is all the reply which I’d ever honored of expecting.
[02:12.39]I might, perhaps ,wish to be informed why with so little endeavour at civility,I am thus rejected.
[02:19.36]But it is of small importance.
[02:21.21]Elizabeth: I might as well inquire why with so evident it desires to insult me.
[02:25.66]You chose to tell me that you like me against your will,
[02:28.80]against your reason and even against your character.
[02:33.13]But I have other provocations you know I have .
[02:36.12]Do you think any consideration would tempt me to accept the man
[02:39.20]who has been the means of ruining perhaps the ever the happiness of the most beloved sister.
[02:44.30]You can not deny that you have been the principal means of dividing them from each other.
[02:47.53]Can you deny that you have done it ?
[02:49.40]Darcy: I have no wish of denying it.
[02:51.16]Towards him I have been kinder than towards myself.
[02:53.86]Elizabeth: And this is not merely this affair which my dislike is founded.
[02:57.26]On the subject to Mr. Wickham, what can you have to say?
[02:59.73]Darcy: You take an eager interest in that gentleman’s concerns?
[03:02.30]Elizabeth: But who that knows his misfortune could help him?
[03:04.09]Darcy: His misfortunes!
[03:05.42]Yes, his misfortune has been great and deep.
[03:07.61]Elizabeth: And of your infliction.
[03:09.15]Darcy: So this is your opinion on me.
[03:10.75]I thank you for explaining it so fully.
[03:12.74]But perhaps these offenses might have been overlooked,
[03:14.67]had not your pride been hurt,
[03:16.18]by my honest confession of the scruples that have long prevented my forming any serious design,
[03:21.53]had I flattered you?
[03:23.37]But disguise of every sort is my abhorrence.
[03:25.65]Did you expect me to rejoice,
[03:27.53]in the inferiority of your connections?
[03:29.50]Elizabeth: You are mistaken, Mr. Darcy.
[03:31.36]If you think that the mode of your declaration affected me.
[03:35.09]Except that it spared me any concerned I might have felt in refusing you.
[03:38.90]Had you behaved in a more gentleman-like manner?
[03:42.72]You could not have made me in the offer of your hand.
[03:44.82]And any possible way would have tempted me to accept it.
[03:48.25]From the very beginning of my acquaintance with you,
[03:50.29]your arrogance, your conceit,
[03:52.68]your selfish disdain for the feelings of others have built so immovable I dislike.
[03:58.02]And I had not known you a month before but I felt you were the last man in the world I got ever be prevailed on to marry.
[04:03.61]Darcy: You have said quite enough Madam.
[04:05.23]Forgive me for having taken up so much of your time and accept my best wish for your health and happiness.
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