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| notes = Ortografía original ~ Publicado en Nueva York, 1901 ~ [http://archive.org/stream/narracionesenes00cabagoog#page/n272/mode/2up] | | notes = Ortografía original ~ Publicado en Nueva York, 1901 ~ [http://archive.org/stream/narracionesenes00cabagoog#page/n272/mode/2up] }} | ||
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{{indent|5}}— ''Ahora no es sazón de platicar de eso, porque tengo que volver á la era'' y no me detengo más. | {{indent|5}}— ''Ahora no es sazón de platicar de eso, porque tengo que volver á la era'' y no me detengo más. | ||
{{indent|5}}— ''Mientras tu madre acaba de arreglarte la merienda'', concluye de contarnos el percance. | {{indent|5}}— ''Mientras tu madre acaba de arreglarte la merienda'', concluye de contarnos el percance. | ||
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{{indent|5}}"You must know, then," commenced the soldier, "that before embarking for the Moorish coast, we were some days in Cádiz. There I saw a religious ceremony of thanksgiving for the preservation of the crew and the passengers of a ship. If my mother and you, Aunt Manuela, had witnessed it, you would have died with delight." | {{indent|5}}"You must know, then," commenced the soldier, "that before embarking for the Moorish coast, we were some days in Cádiz. There I saw a religious ceremony of thanksgiving for the preservation of the crew and the passengers of a ship. If my mother and you, Aunt Manuela, had witnessed it, you would have died with delight." | ||
{{indent|5}}"Yes, my son, yes. Blessed be the Lord! " | {{indent|5}}"Yes, my son, yes. Blessed be the Lord! " | ||
{{indent|5}}"There were more lights on the altar than stars that illuminate the sky before the throne of God: what a profusión of flowers, incense, silver, gold, and jewels was in that church!" | {{indent|5}}"There were more lights on the altar than stars that illuminate the sky before the throne of God: what a profusión of flowers, incense, silver, gold, and jewels was in that church!" | ||
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{{indent|5}}"During the passage," he continued, "a terrible storm overtook us. Aunt Manuela, have you never seen the sea?" | {{indent|5}}"During the passage," he continued, "a terrible storm overtook us. Aunt Manuela, have you never seen the sea?" | ||
{{indent|5}}"No, my son; nor do I wish to, for I have heard said that it has no end; that its bottom cannot be found; that it bellows like a drove of bulls, and that it has in its midst enormous fishes, called sharks, which eat people, and this does not amuse me a bit" | {{indent|5}}"No, my son; nor do I wish to, for I have heard said that it has no end; that its bottom cannot be found; that it bellows like a drove of bulls, and that it has in its midst enormous fishes, called sharks, which eat people, and this does not amuse me a bit" | ||
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=== Notas ~ Notes === | |||
''La tripulación y pasajeros'', the crew and the passengers. | |||
''¡Bendito sea el Señor!,'' God be blessed! | |||
''¡Qué de alhajas!,'' how many jewels! | |||
''¡Qué de almas!,'' how many souls (persons)! | |||
''La vela hecha girones'', the sail torn in pieces. | |||
''Rebosar los corazones''', all hearts to overflow. | |||
''Deshacerse en llanto'', to melt with tears. | |||
''Llamadas'', calls. | |||
''Estaba arrodillada,'' was on her knees. | |||
''Como los arroyos siguen al río,'' as the brooks (follow) run to the river. | |||
''Amparo,'' protection. | |||
''Que me iban á rodear,'' that were going to surround me. | |||
''Lo besé y me lo colgué al cuello'', I kissed it and hung it around my neck. | |||
''¡Puesto lo tiene! dijo ufana,'' he has it on! I said proudly. | |||
''Ni ganas'' (familiar expression) nor wish to. | |||
''No se le halla el fondo,'' one cannot find its bottom. | |||
''Ruge como una manada de toros,'' it roars like a drove of bulls. | |||
''Peces diformes, llamados tiburones,'' enormous fishes called sharks. | |||
''Y eso no me hace ni chispa de gracia,'' and that does not amuse me a bit. | |||
''Ronda,'' a city in the province of Málaga, South of Spain, surrounded by very high and picturesque mountains. | |||
''Echando espumas,'' dashing foam. | |||
''Y se tiran unos á otros el bajel como si fuera una pelota.'' And they toss the vessel to each other as if it were a ball. | |||
''Y cuéntese con que en ese azar no hay que esperar más ayuda,'' and bear in mind that in this perilous position there is no other help to be expected. | |||
''"Si quieres aprender á orar, entra en el mar,"'' if you wish to learn how to pray go to sea. | |||
''Como si hubiésemos navegado sobre un charco de aceite,'' as if we had been sailing on a pool of oil. | |||
''Como las de por acá,'' as those this way. | |||
''Ahora no es sazón de platicar de eso,'' now is not the season (time) to talk about that. | |||
''Porque me tengo que volver á la era,'' because I have to go back to the thrashing-floor. | |||
''Mientras tu madre acaba de arreglarte la merienda,'' whilst your mother is finishing the preparation of your luncheon. | |||
''No nos dejes á media miel,'' (half honey) don't leave us in the midst of it. | |||
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Latest revision as of 01:39, 15 July 2012
| - II - | El escapulario ~ The Scapulary escrito por Fernán Caballero |
- IV - |
| Ortografía original ~ Publicado en Nueva York, 1901 ~ [1] |
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Capítulo Tercero
— Mientras tu madre acaba de arreglarte la merienda, concluye de contarnos el percance.
— Sí, hombre — añadió la tía Manuela — no nos dejes á media miel.
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Chapter Third.
"Yes, my son, yes. Blessed be the Lord! "
"There were more lights on the altar than stars that illuminate the sky before the throne of God: what a profusión of flowers, incense, silver, gold, and jewels was in that church!"
"So much it appears to us, yet all is so little to God!" said Aunt Manuela.
"No, my son; nor do I wish to, for I have heard said that it has no end; that its bottom cannot be found; that it bellows like a drove of bulls, and that it has in its midst enormous fishes, called sharks, which eat people, and this does not amuse me a bit"
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Notas ~ Notes
La tripulación y pasajeros, the crew and the passengers.
¡Bendito sea el Señor!, God be blessed!
¡Qué de alhajas!, how many jewels!
¡Qué de almas!, how many souls (persons)!
La vela hecha girones, the sail torn in pieces.
Rebosar los corazones', all hearts to overflow.
Deshacerse en llanto, to melt with tears.
Llamadas, calls.
Estaba arrodillada, was on her knees.
Como los arroyos siguen al río, as the brooks (follow) run to the river.
Amparo, protection.
Que me iban á rodear, that were going to surround me.
Lo besé y me lo colgué al cuello, I kissed it and hung it around my neck.
¡Puesto lo tiene! dijo ufana, he has it on! I said proudly.
Ni ganas (familiar expression) nor wish to.
No se le halla el fondo, one cannot find its bottom.
Ruge como una manada de toros, it roars like a drove of bulls.
Peces diformes, llamados tiburones, enormous fishes called sharks.
Y eso no me hace ni chispa de gracia, and that does not amuse me a bit.
Ronda, a city in the province of Málaga, South of Spain, surrounded by very high and picturesque mountains.
Echando espumas, dashing foam.
Y se tiran unos á otros el bajel como si fuera una pelota. And they toss the vessel to each other as if it were a ball.
Y cuéntese con que en ese azar no hay que esperar más ayuda, and bear in mind that in this perilous position there is no other help to be expected.
"Si quieres aprender á orar, entra en el mar," if you wish to learn how to pray go to sea.
Como si hubiésemos navegado sobre un charco de aceite, as if we had been sailing on a pool of oil.
Como las de por acá, as those this way.
Ahora no es sazón de platicar de eso, now is not the season (time) to talk about that.
Porque me tengo que volver á la era, because I have to go back to the thrashing-floor.
Mientras tu madre acaba de arreglarte la merienda, whilst your mother is finishing the preparation of your luncheon.
No nos dejes á media miel, (half honey) don't leave us in the midst of it.