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1、（1） 课文讲解与赏析（2） 从创作中看作者思维（3） （观察与推断）第三课 At the tailors Between the chaos of Regent* Street and the opulent bustle of New Bond Street is a little region that is curiously hushed. (both are busy streets in the fashionable Went End of London) opulent : . 富裕的,充足的; an opulent palace. Characterized by rich
2、 abundance; luxuriant. 1 Bustle喧闹: Excited and often noisy activity 2 Chaos: 混乱A condition or place of great disorder or confusion. 3 Hush: To keep from public knowledge; suppress mention of. A contrast between bustling streets and the quiet region . It is made up of short streets that pretend to ru
3、n parallel to one another, but actually go off at all angles. (1)pretend : To give a false appearance of. (2) personification : To think of or represent (an inanimate object or abstraction) as having personality or the qualities, thoughts, or movements of a living being: (3) appear to be running par
4、allel to one another but actually going off at all angles: implying a conflict between appearance and actuality(7) At a first glance these streets appear to be filled with the offices of very old firms(2) of family solicitors(1). Many of their windows have severe wire screens, The establishments(3)
5、there have a certain air of dignified(4) secrecy, not unlike that of servant of the old school, those impassive(5) butlers(6) who appeared to know nothing, but really knew everything.(1) solicitor初级律师: An attorney who is not a member of the bar and who may be heard only in the lower courts. bar: 律师业
6、(英) (2) firm: 公司, (合伙)商号The name or designation under which a company transacts business. (3) establishment: A place of residence or business with its possessions and staff. A public or private institution, such as a hospital or school. (4) dignified : Having or expressing dignity. (5) impassive冷漠的；
7、冷漠的，无表情的；无动于衷的，冷漠的: Revealing no emotion; expressionless. (6) butler :The head servant in a household who is usually in charge of food service, the care of silverware, and the deportment of the other servants. (7) again emphasizing appearance and reality There is little evidence that anything is bei
8、ng sold in this part of the world. The electric-light bills must be very modest indeed, for there are no flashing signs to assault侵袭the eye, no gaudily俗丽地dressed windows to tempt the feet to loiter闲荡,. Whatever the season, no sales* are held there. You are not invited to stop a moment longer than yo
9、u may wish to do.(implying not appealing, not actively drawing your attention) Now and then you catch sight of a roll of cloth, a pair of riding breeches马裤or, perhaps, a sober little drawing of a gentleman in evening clothes, and as you pass you can hear these things whispering: If you are a gentlem
10、an and wish to Wear the clothes that a gentleman should wear, kindly make an appointment here and we will see what we can do for you Money, of course, is not mentioned, this being impossible, in all such gentlemanly transactions. (Observation is not simply passive awareness of something perceived be
11、fore . It is, rather, a deliberate mental activity; we probe a subject in order to discover as much as possible about it. Practice in observation gradually educates us to be more selectiveto know what to look for, to find the most meaningful aspects of what is being observed, and to note the relatio
12、nships that bind the parts into a whole. For this is the region, Savile* Row, Conduit Street, Maddox Street and the rest, of the tailors or - rather -the tailors*. (personal feeling )Enter it wearing a cheap, ready-made suit, and immediately the poor thing begins to bag松垂in some places and shrivel u
13、p in others. If you have the audacity厚颜(as I once had) actually to walk into one of these establishments wearing a ready-made suit, you will regret it. Nothing is said, but a glance from one of the higher officials here strips you and quietly deposits your apparel in the dust-bin. The hush here is s
14、ignificant. It might, be described as old-World, and for a very good reason, too. (comparison and constrast)In a new world in which anything, will do so long as it arrives quickly and easily, this region has fallen sadly behind the times: It is still engaged in the old quest for perfection. Behind t
15、hese wire screens the search for the absolute still goes on. Tailoring here remains one of the arts. There are men in this quarter who could announce in all sincerity that trousers are beauty, beauty trousers*, (Parody)山不在高，有仙则名。 在深，有龙则灵斯是 陋室，惟吾德罄。苔痕上阶 绿，草色入帘青。谈笑有鸿 儒，往来无白丁。可以调素： 琴，阅金经，无丝竹之乱 耳，无案牍之劳形
16、。南阳诸 葛庐，西蜀子云亭。 孔子云：何陋之有? 5 官不在高，有场则名。 才不在深，有盐则灵。斯虽 陋吏，惟利是罄。丝圆堆案 白，色减入枰青。谈笑有场 商。往来皆灶丁。无须调鹤 琴，不离经无刑钱之聒 耳，有酒色之劳形。或借远 公庐，或醉竹西序。 孔子云；何陋之有? 分不在高，及格就行 学不在深，作弊就灵斯是 教室，惟吾闲情。小说传得 快，杂志翻得勤。琢磨下象棋，寻思看电影，可以打瞌睡，写家信。无书声之乱 耳，无复习之劳心。虽非跳 舞场，堪比游乐厅。心里云：混张文凭。 and that is all we know and need to know. *For them the smallest seam(A line of junction缝合线)they sew can give thoughts that
