Her manner professed a gaiety that she did not feel.
的

出一种
并未实际感
到的快乐。
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六便士(精简版) Everyone grew more cheerful and spoke more kindly of General Johnston. As wet June days passed into a wetter July and the Confederates, fighting desperately around the entrenched heights, still held Sherman at bay, a wild gaiety took hold of Atlanta.
从六月到七月雨水愈来愈多,南
联盟军在设防坚固的高地周围死守苦战,叫谢尔曼进退两难。
Scarlett tried to keep her eyes from these two but could not, and after each glance she redoubled her gaiety with her cavaliers, laughing, saying daring things, teasing, tossing her head at their compliments until her earrings danced.
思嘉想把目光从这两个人身上挪开,不再看他们,可就是办不到,而且每看一眼就得从她周围的人们身上找到加倍的欢乐,跟他们一起笑着,谈着冒失的事情,挑逗他们,对他们的奉承话拼
摇头,摇得那双耳坠狂跳不止。
But if they were suffering as acutely from brutal circumstances as she was — and they were — how could they maintain this air of gaiety and lightness of heart? Why, indeed, should they even try to do it?
可是,如果他们也像她那样在痛切地忍受着残酷环境的折磨(实际就是如此),那么他们怎能保持这种欢乐的神态
轻快的心情呢?说真的,他们为什么要装出这副样子来?他们真叫她无法理解
有点不耐烦了。