The antiquarian tried to palm the painting off as a real Renoir.
古董商试图用





阿的原作出售。
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育(中) To a man living so much in the past, and so little in the present, as the secluded and antiquarian old bachelor, a century and a half seemed not so vast a period as to obviate the propriety of substituting right for wrong.
于一个生活在过去如此之多而现在如此之少的人来说,就像一个与世隔绝的古董老单身汉,一个半世纪的时间似乎并没有那么长,以至于可以避免以
错代替的礼节。
Because you can imagine early antiquarians, if one of their workers stumbles across a bog body, the surprise and the amazement that these early writers must have had seeing it back several centuries ago.
因为你可以想象,早期的古物
究者们,如果他们的工人偶然发现一具 bog body(泥炭人体),当时那些早期作家看到这种保存了数个世纪的人体遗骸时,该会感到多么震惊和惊叹。
They became sad, and their art (shall we say) antiquarian, and their efforts all really a kind of embalming – even though they also retained the old motive of their kind, the adornment of earth, and the healing of its hurts.
他们变得悲伤,他们的艺术(容我们说)古董,他们的努力都真的是一种防腐处理——尽管他们也保留了他们同类的旧动机,即装饰大地,治愈它的伤痛。