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1. delight [di'lait] n. ¸ßÐË

2. for ornamental [,?:n?'ment?l]

? Studies serve for delight1, for ornament2, and for ability3.

adj. ×°Êεģ¬×°ÊÎÐÔµÄ

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×°ÊÎÃÅÃæ£¬ÏÔʾ²Åѧ 3. ability [?'biliti]

Their chief4 use for delight, is in privateness5 and retiring6;

n. ÄÜÁ¦£¬ÄÜÄÍ£»²ÅÄÜ

ÆäâùÇéÒ²£¬×î¼ûÓÚ¶À´¦ÓľÓ֮ʱ£» 4. chief [t?i:f]

adv. Ö÷ÒªµØ£»Ê×ÒªµØ

for ornament, is in discourse; 5. privateness n. ˽ÈËÐÔ Æä¸µ²ÊÒ²£¬×î¼ûÓÚ¸ß̸À«ÂÛÖ®ÖУ» 6. retiring ÓľÓ

7. judgment ['d??d?m?nt] 78

and for ability, is in the judgment, and disposition of business.

n. Åжϣ»ÅоöÊ飻±æ±ðÁ¦

Æä³¤²ÅÒ²£¬×î¼ûÓÚ´¦ÊÀÅÐÊÂÖ®¼Ê¡£ 8. disposition [,disp?'zi??n]

n. ´¦Öã» [¾ü] ²¿Êð

For expert9 men can execute10, and perhaps11 judge of

9. expert ['eksp?:t, ek'sp?:t]

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particulars, one by one; adj. ÊìÁ·µÄ£»ÀÏÁ·µÄ Á·´ï֮ʿËäÄÜ·Ö±ð´¦ÀíϸÊ»òÒ»Ò»ÅбðÖ¦½Ú£¬ 10. execute ['eksikju:t]

vt. ʵÐУ»Ö´ÐУ»´¦ËÀ 13 1415 16

but the generalcounsels, and the plotsand marshallingof

11. perhaps [p?'h?ps, pr?ps]

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affairs, come best, from those that are learned. adv. Ò²Ðí£»¿ÉÄÜ È»×ݹÛͳ³ï¡¢È«¾Ö²ß»®£¬ÔòÉáºÃѧÉî˼ÕßĪÊô¡£ 12. particulars [p?'tiku:l?z]

n. ϸ½Ú£»ÏêÇé

To spend too much time in studies is sloth; 13. general ['d?en?r?l] ¶ÁÊé·Ñʱ¹ý¶àÒ׶裬 adj. Ò»°ãµÄ£¬ÆÕͨµÄ

14. counsel ['kauns?l] ±¨´í

to use them too much for ornament, is affectation18;

n. ·¨ÂɹËÎÊ£»ÖҸ棻ÌÖÂÛ

ÎIJÉÔåÊÎ̫ʢÔò½Ã£¬ 15. plot [pl?t] n. Çé½Ú£»Òõı

16. marshalling ['m¨»:??li?]

to make judgment wholly19 by their rules, is the humor of a

v. ÕûÀí£¨marshallµÄingÐÎʽ£© 20

scholar. 17. affair [?'f¦Å?] n. ÊÂÇ飻ÊÂÎñ£» ȫƾÌõÎĶÏÊÂÄËѧ¾¿¹Ê̬¡£ 18. affectation [,?fek'tei??n]

n. ×ö×÷£»½ÃÈàÔì×÷£»¼Ù×°

They perfect nature, and are perfected by experience:

19. wholly ['h?uli]

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20. scholar ['sk?l?]

for natural abilities are like natural plants, that need pruning21, by

n. ѧÕߣ»ÈåÉú

study;

21. pruning ['pru:ni?]

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22. direction [di'rek??n, dai-]

and studies themselves, do give forth directions22 too much at

n. ·½Ïò£»Ö¸µ¼£»

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large, except they be bounded in by experience. 23. bounded ['baundid] ¶øÊéÖÐËùʾ£¬Èç²»ÒÔ¾­Ñé·¶Ö®£¬ÔòÓÖ´ó¶øÎÞµ±¡£ adj. ÓнçÏÞµÄ

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Crafty1 men contemn2 studies, simple men admire3 them, and wise men use them;

ÓÐÒ»¼¼Ö®³¤Õ߱ɶÁÊ飬ÎÞÖªÕßÏÛ¶ÁÊ飬ΨÃ÷ÖÇ֮ʿÓöÁÊ飬 for they teach not their own use; but that is a wisdom5 without them, and above them, won by observation6.

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Read not to contradict7 and confute8; nor to believe and take for granted9; nor to find talk and discourse; but to weigh10 and consider.

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Some books are to be tasted, others to be swallowed11, and some few to be chewed12 and digested13;

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that is, some books are to be read only in parts; others to be read, but not curiously14; and some few to be read wholly, and with diligence15 and attention.

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Some books also may be read by deputy16, and extracts17 made of them by others; but that would be only in the less important arguments18, and the meaner sort of books, else distilled19 books are like common distilled waters, flashy20 things.

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? Reading make a full man; conference21 a ready man; and writing

an exact22 man.

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And therefore, if a man write little, he had need have a great memory;

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if he confer23 little, he had need have a present24 wit25; ²»³£ÌÖÂÛÕßÐëÌìÉú´ÏÓ±£¬

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1. crafty ['kr¨»:fti] adj. ½Æ»«µÄ£»ÁéÇÉµÄ 2. contemn [k?n'tem] vt. ÃïÊÓ£»ÎêÈè

3. admire [?d'mai?] vt. ÇÕÅ壻ÔÞÃÀ 4. wise man n. ÕÜÈË£»Ä§Êõʦ

5. wisdom ['wizd?m] n. Öǻۣ¬²ÅÖÇ£»

6. observation[,?bz?:'vei??n] n. ¹Û²ì£»¼àÊÓ£»¹Û²ì±¨¸æ 7. contradict [,k?ntr?'dikt] vt. ·´²µ£»·ñ¶¨£»Ó롭ì¶Ü£» 8. confute [k?n'fju:t] vt. ²µ³â£¬²µµ¹

9. granted ['gra:ntid] conj. ËãÊÇÈç´Ë£¬µ«ÊÇ 10. weigh [wei]

vt. Ȩºâ£»¿¼ÂÇ£»³Æ¡­ÖØÁ¿ 11. swallow ['sw?l?u] vi. ÍÌÏ£»ÑÊÏ 12. chew [t?u:] vt. ½ÀË飬¾×½À

13. digest ['daid?est]

vt. Ïû»¯£»ÎüÊÕ£»ÈÚ»á¹áͨ 14. curiously ['kju?ri?sli] adv. ºÃÆæµØ

15. diligence ['dilid??ns] n. ÇÚ·Ü£¬ÇÚÃ㣻עÒâµÄ³Ì¶È 16. deputy ['depjuti] adj. ¸±µÄ£»´úÀíµÄ 17. extract[ik'str?kt]

vt. ÌáÈ¡£»È¡³ö£»ÕªÂ¼£»Õ¥È¡ 18. argument ['¨»:¨Àjum?nt] n. ÂÛÖ¤£»Â۾ݣ»ÄÚÈÝÌáÒª 19. distilled [dis'tild]

v. ÕôÁó£¨distillµÄ¹ýȥʽ£© 20. flashy ['fl??i] adj.˲¼äµÄ£»Ë×ÀöµÄ£»

21. conference n.ЭÉÌ£»ÌÖÂÛ 22. exact [i¨À'z?kt] adj. ׼ȷµÄ£¬£»¾«È·µÄ 23. confer [k?n'f?:] vi. ЭÉÌ£¬ÌÖÂÛ

24. present ['prez?nt, pri'zent] vt. Ìá³ö£»³ÊÏÖ£» 25. wit [wit]

n. Öǻۣ»²ÅÖÇ£»ÖÇÁ¦

and if he read little, he had need have much cunning1, to seem to know, that he doth2 not.

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Histories make men wise; poets witty; the mathematics3 subtitle4; natural philosophy5 deep; moral6 grave7; logic8 and rhetoric9 able to contend. Abeunt studia in mores.10[Studies pass into and influence manners]

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Bowling is good for the stone and reins13; shooting for the lungs14 and breast; gentle walking for the stomach; riding for the head; and the like.

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If his wit be not apt to distinguish18 or find differences, let him study the Schoolmen; for they are Cymini sectors19. [splitters of hairs] Èç²»ÄܱæÒ죬¿ÉÁî¶Á¾­ÔºÕÜѧ£¬¸ÇÊDZ²½Ô´µÃ«Çó´ÃÖ®ÈË£» If he be not apt to beat over matters, and to call up one thing to prove and illustrate20 another, let him study the lawyers' cases21. Èç²»ÉÆÇóͬ£¬²»ÉÆÒÔÒ»Îï²ûÖ¤ÁíÒ»Î¿ÉÁî¶ÁÂÉʦ֮°¸¾í¡£ So every defect22 of the mind, may have a special receipt23. Èç´ËÍ·ÄÔÖз²ÓÐȱÏÝ£¬½ÔÓÐÌØÒ©¿ÉÒ½¡£

1. cunning ['k?ni?] adj. ½Æ»«µÄ£»ÇÉÃîµÄ 2. doth [Ç¿d?¦È, Èõd?¦È] doµÄÈýµ¥ÐÎʽ

3. mathematics [,m?¦È?'m?tiks] n. Êýѧ£»ÊýѧÔËËã 4. subtitle ['s?b,taitl] vt.¸ø¡­¼Ó¸±±êÌâ

5. philosophy [fi'l?s?fi, f?-] n. ÕÜѧ£»ÕÜÀí£»ÈËÉú¹Û 6. moral ['m?r?l, 'm?:-] n. µÀµÂ£»Ô¢Òâ 7. grave [¨Àreiv] vt. µñ¿Ì£»Ãú¼Ç 8. logic ['l?d?ik]

n. Âß¼­£»Âß¼­Ñ§£»Âß¼­ÐÔ 9. rhetoric ['ret?rik] adj. »¨ÑÔÇÉÓïµÄ,ÐÞ´Ç 10. Abeunt studia in mores: ¶ÁÊéÔö½øÀñò

11. impediment [im'pedim?nt] n. ¿Ú³Ô£»·Á°­£»×èÖ¹

12. appropriate[?'pr?upri?t] adj. Êʵ±µÄ

13. reins [reinz] n. ÉöÔà

14. lung [l??] n. ·Î£»ºôÎüÆ÷ 15. wandering ['w?nd?ri¦È] v. ÂþÓΣ»Ïйä

16. mathematics[,m?¦È?'m?tiks] n. Êýѧ£»ÊýѧÔËËã

17 demonstration[,dem?n'strei??n] n. ʾ·¶£»Ö¤Ã÷£»Ê¾ÍþÓÎÐÐ 18. distinguish [dis'ti?¨Àwi?] vt. Çø·Ö£»±æ±ð£» 19. cymini sectors ¹ý·Ö½²¾¿Ï¸½ÚµÄÈË 20. illustrate ['il?streit] vt. ²ûÃ÷£¬¾ÙÀý˵Ã÷£»Í¼½â 21. cases [keisis] n.°¸Àý

22. defect [di'fekt]

n. ȱµã£¬È±ÏÝ£»²»×ãÖ®´¦ 23. receipt [ri'si:t] n. ÊÕµ½£»Êվݣ»ÊÕÈë

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