Then, he was under the lee of the legation.

后来他得到公使馆的庇护。

In the Legation, as private secretary, he was liable to do Secretary's work.

在公使馆，作为私人秘书， 他负责代办秘书的工作。

The geological champion of Darwin was Sir Charles Lyell, and the Lyells were intimate at the Legation.

达尔文的地质冠军是查尔斯·莱尔爵士，莱尔夫妇在公使馆很亲密。

To him, the Legation was social ostracism, terrible beyond anything he had known.

对他来说，公使馆是一种社会排斥， 比他所知道的任何事物都可怕。

The members of the modest Legation in Portland Place accepted it as Grant had accepted the capitulation of Vicksburg.

波特兰广的公使馆成员接受了它，就像格兰特接受了维克斯堡的投降一样。

He was Lawrence Oliphant, just from Japan, where he had been wounded in the fanatics' attack on the British Legation.

他是劳伦斯·奥利芬特， 刚从日本来， 在热分子袭英国公使馆时负伤。

In truth, the Legation knew, then, all that was to be known, and the true fault of education was to suspect too much.

事实，当时公使馆知道该知道的一切，教育的真正错误在于怀疑太多。

Once, after a secretary of legation, who was madly in love with her, had attempted to cut his throat, she founded a small alms-house!

有一次，一位疯她的公使馆秘书试图切断他的喉咙， 她创办了一个小济贫院！

John Hay passed through London in order to bury himself in second-rate Legations for years, before he drifted home again to join Whitelaw Reid and George Smalley on the Tribune.

约翰·海 (John Hay) 多年来为了将自己埋葬在二流公使馆而经过伦敦， 然后他再次漂流回家， 加入论坛报的怀特劳·里德 (Whitelaw Reid) 和乔治·斯莫利 (George Smalley)。

At that moment — the early summer of 1863 — the rebel party in England were full of confidence, and felt strong enough to challenge the American Legation to a show of power.

那一刻——1863年初夏——英国的造反党信心满满，觉得有足够的实力向美国公使馆发起挑战，以示威武。

Being three thousand miles away from his mother, and equally far in love, he married Louisa in London, July 26, 1797, and took her to Berlin to be the head of the United States Legation.

1797 年 7 月 26 日，他与母亲相距 3000 英里，但对他的同样遥远，他在伦敦与路易莎结婚，并带她去柏林担任美国公使馆馆长。

Within the narrow limits of this class, the American Legation was fairly at home; possibly a score of houses, all liberal, and all literary, but perfect only in the eyes of a Harvard College historian.

在这个阶级的狭窄范围内，美国公使馆相当自在。可能有二十所房子，全是自由主义的，全是文学的，但只有在哈佛大学历史学家眼中才是完美的。

Rutherford smiled more broadly. " Then of course, that accounts for everything. History will never disclose the amount of sheer brilliance wasted in the routine decoding F.O. chits and handing round tea at legation bun fights" .

卢瑟福笑得更灿烂了。 “那么当然，这就说明了一切。历史永远不会透露在例行解码 F.O. chits 和在公使馆包子比赛中传茶时浪费了多少纯粹的智慧”。

Missionaries and traders were murdered in the provinces;foreign legations were stoned;the German ambassador, one of the most cordially despised foreigners, was killed in the streets of Peking; and to all appearances a frightful war of extermination had begun.

传教士和商人在外省被谋杀； 外国公使馆被扔石头；德国大使，最受鄙视的外国人之一， 在北京街头被杀；从表面看， 一可怕的灭绝战争已经开始。

This letter, quite in the line of Palmerston's supposed opinions, would have surprised no one, if it had been communicated to the Legation; and indeed, if Lee had captured Washington, no one could have blamed Palmerston for offering intervention.

这封信完全符合帕默斯顿假定的观点，如果它被转达给公使馆，没有人会感到惊讶。事实，如果李占领了华盛顿，就没有人会责怪帕默斯顿提供干预。

Had his efforts for intervention in September, 1862, been known to the Legation in September, 1863 the Minister must surely have admitted that Russell had, from the first, meant to force his plan of intervention on his colleagues.

如果他在 1862 年 9 月的干预努力在 1863 年 9 月被公使馆知晓， 那么这位部长肯定已经承认罗素从一开始就打算将他的干预计划强加于他的同事。

At the time, the question was hardly raised, for no one doubted Palmerston's attitude or his plans. The season was near its end, and Cambridge House was soon closed. The Legation had troubles enough without caring to publish more.

当时几乎没有人提出这个问题，因为没有人怀疑帕默斯顿的态度和计划。赛季接近尾声，剑桥之家很快关闭。公使馆已经有够多的麻烦了，无心发表更多。

At the Legation, Motley ruled; the long Adams reign was forgotten; the rebellion had passed into history. In society no one cared to recall the years before the Prince of Wales. The smart set had come to their own.

在公使馆，莫特利统治着；亚当斯的长期统治被遗忘了；叛乱已经成为历史。在社会，没有人愿意回忆威尔士亲王之前的岁月。聪明的人已经来了。