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Romeo (holding her hand as they dance): "You are like a shrine enclosing a holy relic, and I would be unforgivably uncouth to touch it with my unworthy hand except that I am ready to "kiss away" the damage I have done." (In other words: "I love holding your hand; may I kiss it?")
, V! T# P/ r8 s大妹子,你就象个围着老古董的小楼,我介手猫你,不能原谅,不过我想咬你一口,把我作的缺德事改过来( q+ |( N% ^, p3 [0 S& ~' f: o% E
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Juliet (probably amused, but cautious, teases him): "There's nothing wrong with your hand (I like it!), and handholding while we dance is quite legitimate; but you're being a little too bold in wanting to kiss me. If you're really a pilgrim, you should greet me only with your hand, as 'palmers' do."9 f( t; m3 W# w% d$ c
大哥,你介手没事。介不就系跳舞吗,人家说就说七吧(都要说3 音,带拐弯)? 你要咬我,可贼大胆拉。你要真系先头部队的,你该伸把手坑个气% M6 H/ \9 }# z' b- e$ {
9 f, m" [5 v$ H, r+ }Romeo: "Hey, even holy pilgrims are human: they've got lips. Please let me kiss you."! }5 S$ f2 j2 c3 ?9 Z; q
就系先头部队的不也系人吗,他们不也有舌头吗?让我咬你一口吧
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% z$ M( H( U& B$ N* Q/ r9 t+ z1 WJuliet: "Pilgrims use their lips for praying, not kissing."
4 W6 _. t- W6 Y" H6 f/ P( W; @) |0 C, g5 J先头部队拿嘴请菩萨的,不咬$ x: C3 g+ }% n( v- b
! f0 ]0 f& i# e9 s; tRomeo: "Fine, so I'm praying to you to let me kiss you. If my prayer isn't answered I may lose my religious faith."
6 Z/ u! ]. F& s0 @: b {3 a你介人,好吧,我向菩萨念经要咬你。要是还咬不了你,我就不信佛了- Q# m' b% k- a* F
2 d1 g) F* T+ E5 k. M2 e/ |1 u8 O: o% vJuliet: "Well, if I were a statue of a saint you were praying to, I might just grant your prayer although I'd remain motionless." (In other words, "I won't kiss you; but yes, you can kiss me.")
- g, l. m$ s% U- v4 Y大哥,你要介么说,要系我也成佛了,我就依了你介臭小子,不过我可不动阿
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Romeo: "Stand still while I kiss you." (He kisses her lips.) "Just as a pilgrim might kiss the statue of a saint in hopes of receiving forgiveness for sins, so your acceptance of my kiss undoes any sin I committed by holding your hand."- O# m1 Q1 O5 @7 n
大妹子,站好了,我咬啦。先头部队咬菩萨就赎罪啦,你让大哥咬一口,我刚才握你手的事不就结了吗
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Juliet (thrilled and amused at the same time): "So you claim to have gotten rid of your sin by kissing my lips. Now I've got the sin. What are you going to do about that?". Y% ^7 J, ]. |$ R- i' [9 k N
你介人,你系咬了我啦,你赎罪了,可我被你祸祸了,你有吗折?立马4 T* n0 z5 \2 B% U
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Romeo: "You want me to kiss you again? Great!" (Kisses her again.)/ L% }- S: O3 \1 P6 X2 z' P: _
你让我再咬你?介多亮洒
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9 V$ j, [! h; \5 l b' pJuliet: "You don't really need all this artificial argumentation to justify kissing me, you know.."
& d' J! E% j, w0 v; d7 h7 r5 a) H你听着,你以后别拿没屁演的话来找岔咬我。 |
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