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justling, upsetting; disturbing by rocking or tipping.
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barbarous, rude; foreign; cruel; inhuman; brutal.
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dispersed, scattered; gone away.
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quitting, leaving; going away from.
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destitution, being without the loved person; not in possession of something that is vitally needed.
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beguile, while away; divert; replace other emotions.
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dissipate, drive off or break up.
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elastic, easily recovering; buoyant.
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green and ductile affections, young, immature, flexible, easily led feelings.
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twine round, wind about; follow; chase after.
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appliances, devices; weapons; tools.
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wintry day, cold outlook; hopeless and gloomy prospects; a future that promises no bright prospects.
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after-growth, later or subsequent growth; joys which come later than usual.
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impotency, feebleness; lack of power or vitality.
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Questions
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1. Why is the author a better man on Sunday than on any other day of the week?
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2. What lone voice rose to heaven far before the responses of the clerk? Why?
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3. Why was the funeral service an act of charity?
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4. Why could the author see no more?
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5. What sorrows make us feel the impotency of consolation?
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参考译文
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【作品简介】
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《孤儿寡母》一文选自华盛顿·欧文1820年出版的作品《见闻札记》。
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【作者简介】
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华盛顿·欧文（1783—1859），美国作家，也是公认的第一位享有国际声誉的美国作家。他在美国文学史上举足轻重的地位与历史息息相关。不仅如此，他的散文还具有沉静的魅力，隐含着令人愉快的善意幽默。《瑞普·凡·温克尔》和《睡谷的传说》是他最好的作品。
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