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翻译原文：老实说玛丽•艾丽丝当时的状况不太好
她有很多问题
-什么问题-一开始并无大碍
她给自己写便条啊备忘啊比如
"别忘了买牛奶"
或者"扎克约了牙医"
但是时间一长情况就恶化了
开始出现一些消极的留言
玛丽•艾丽丝将它们写给我
给扎克也给她自己
-真的吗-这是我失控的原因
我回忆起扎克和我过去的遭遇
-保罗真抱歉-我们完全不知道
是的
翻译答案：Well, the truth is, Mary Alice was not a well person.
She was very troubled.
- Troubled? - At first it was harmless.
She'd leave herself notes, reminders like,
"pick up the milk"
or "Zach has a dentist appointment."
But over time the notes became ugly.
Hateful messages started showing up.
Mary Alice was writing them to me,
to Zach, to herself.
- Really? - That's why I lost it.
I was reminded of what Zach and I had been through.
- Paul, I'm so sorry. - We had no idea.
No.
读完一本书原文：Pearly-white and slightly transparent, they glided across the room talking to one another and hardly glancing at the first years. They seemed to be arguing. What
looked like a fat little monk was saying: “Forgive and forget, I say, we ought to give him a second chance —”
“My dear Friar, haven’t we given Peeves all the chances he deserves?
He gives us all a bad name and you know, he’s not really even a ghost — I say, what are you all doing here?”
A ghost wearing a ruff and tights had suddenly noticed the first years.
Nobody answered.
“New students!” said the Fat Friar, smiling around at them.
“About to be Sorted, I suppose?”
A few people nodded mutely.
“Hope to see you in Hufflepuff!” said the Friar. “My old House, you know.”
“Move along now,” said a sharp voice. “The Sorting Ceremony’s about to start.”
Professor McGonagall had returned.
翻译答案：这些珍珠白、半透明的幽灵，滑过整个房间，一边交头接耳，对这些一年级新生很少留意。他们好像在争论什么。一个胖乎乎的小修士模样的幽灵说：“应当原谅，应当忘掉，我说，我们应当再给他一次机会—— ”
“我的好修士，难道我们给皮皮鬼的机会还不够多吗?可他给我们都取了难听的外号。你知道，他甚至连一个起码的幽灵都够不上—— 我说，你们在这里干什么?”
一个穿轮状皱领紧身衣的幽灵突然发现了一年级新生。
没有人答话。“新生哟!”那个胖乎乎的修士朝他们微笑说。“我想，大概是准备接受测试吧?”
有些学生默默地点点头。‘“希望你们能分到赫奇帕奇!”修士说，“我以前就读那个学院。”“现在朝前动动吧，”一个尖细的声音说，“分院仪式马上就要开始了。”
麦格教授回来了。
翻译篇（每次翻译的量都不会很大，全部翻译才有奖励哦）
每日一句
I think it’s the books that you read when you’re young that live with you forever.
我想，你年轻时读过的书，才会陪伴你一生一世。.（刮刮乐，挂出大奖）
1 幽灵们一个接着一个穿过了对面的墙体。
“现在，排成一队，”麦格教授告诉一年级的新生，“跟着我。”
奇怪的感觉已经让他的双腿呆滞无力，哈利排进了队伍，排在一个浅棕色头发的男孩后面，罗恩在哈利后面，他们走出了小房间，返回穿过了大厅，
通过了一道双开门来到了大会堂，哈利从没想象过如此新奇和壮丽的场景。
整个会场用成千上万支蜡烛点亮了，这些蜡烛悬浮在四张大长桌的上方，其他的学生正坐在这些桌子上。
这些桌子上放满了闪闪发光的金色的盘子和杯子。在大厅的最前端是另一张长桌子，老师们正坐在上面。
麦格教授把一年级的学生领到了这边，面对着其他的学生排成一排停了下来，教授们都在后面。
数百张看着他们的脸就好像在摇曳的烛光中的苍白的灯笼。
分布在学生中的幽灵时不时发出朦胧的银色光辉。
I think it’s the books that you read when you’re young that live with you forever.
我认为你年轻的时候读过的书才会伴随你一生。
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