| 1. | Glaucus gazed upon his impending fate with unwinking eyes .
格劳科斯睁大眼睛，盯着迫在眉睫的灾难。 |
| 2. | The poet was a cynic, said glaucus, and hated women .
这是个玩世不恭的诗人，格劳科斯说，他痛恨女人。 |
| 3. | My dear glaucus, a roman noble has his dignity to keep up .
我亲爱的格劳科斯，一个罗马贵族得保持他的气派。 |
| 4. | Glaucus vainly endeavoured to cheer the exhausted spirits of ione .
格劳科斯徒然地竭力安慰着垂头丧气的伊俄涅。 |
| 5. | Sometimes she dreaded only lest glaucus should discover her secret .
有时候她非常担心，深怕格劳科斯发现她的秘密。 |
| 6. | Glaucus was the most rapt and the least inclined to break the silence .
格劳科斯听得非常入神，很不愿意打破这沉默。 |
| 7. | She imagined it was that weakness which had incurred the contempt of glaucus .
她想，一定是这种软弱招致了格劳科斯的蔑视。 |
| 8. | Meanwhile sallust and glaucus were slowly strolling towards the house of diomed .
与此同时，萨罗斯特和格劳科斯正向狄俄墨德的邸宅慢步踱去。 |
| 9. | Grodius thereby grounded the natural law on an eternal reason pervading the cosmos .
据此，格劳休斯把自然法建立在一种遍及宇宙的永恒的理性的基础上。 |
| 10. | The conversation, at first desultory and scattered, allowed ione and glaucus to carry on those sweet whispers .
开头，大家随意闲聊，谈话是分散进行的，这就使伊俄涅和格劳科斯能够卿卿我我轻声谈个不停。 |
