Her lip lifted slightly, though there was little scorn, as a rule, in her large and impulsive nature.
她把嘴唇轻轻地一撇，一般说来，虽然在她宽厚和易于冲动的天性里，平常很少有鄙视人的情形。

'I have said I will not take anything more from you, and I will not - I cannot! I should be your creature to go on doing that, and I won't!'
“我已经说过我不会再要你的东西了，我不会再要了——我也不能再要了！如果我再要你的东西，那我不就是你的玩物了？我不会再要了。”

'One would think you were a princess from your manner, in addition to a true and original d'Urberville - ha! ha! Well, Tess, dear, I can say no more. I suppose I am a bad fellow - a damn bad fellow. I was born bad, and I have lived bad, and I shall die bad in all probability. But, upon my lost soul, I won't be bad towards you again, Tess. And if certain circumstances should arise - you understand - in which you are in the least need, the least difficulty, send me one line, and you shall have by, return whatever you require. I may not be at Trantridge - I am going to London for a time - I can't stand the old woman. But all letters will be forwarded.'
“看看你的神态，别人以为你不但是一个真正的、地道的德贝维尔家里的人，而且还是一位公主哪——哈！哈！哈！好啦，苔丝，亲爱的，我不多说了。我想我是一个坏家伙——一个该死的坏家伙。我是一个生就的坏蛋，活着的坏蛋，大概到死也是一个坏蛋。但是，我用堕落的灵魂向你发誓，我再也不会对你坏了，苔丝。如果某种情形发生——你是明白的——在这种情形里你需要一点儿帮助，遇到了一点儿困难，就给我写几个字来，你需要什么，我就会给你什么的。我也许不在特兰里奇——我要到伦敦去一段时间——我忍受不了那个老太婆。不过所有的信都是可以转去的。”

She said that she did not wish him to drive her further, and they stopped lust under the clump of trees. D'Urberville alighted, and lifted her down bodily in his arms, afterwards placing her articles on the ground beside her. She bowed to him slightly, her eye just lingering in his; and then she turned to take the parcels for departure.
她说她不想再要他往前送了，于是他们就在那一片小树林里停了下来。德贝维尔先下了车，再把苔丝抱下车来，然后又把她的物品拿下来放在她身边的地上。她稍微向他欠欠身子，看了他一眼；然后就转过身去，拿起行李，准备离开。

Alec d'Urberville removed his cigar, bent towards her, and said--
亚历克·德贝维尔把雪茄烟从嘴上拿下来，向她弯下腰去，说—— 

'You are not going to turn away like that, dear? Come!'
“你就这样转身走了吗，亲爱的？过来！”

'If you wish,' she answered indifferently. 'See how you've mastered me!'
“随你的便好啦，”她无动于衷地回答说。“看你把我已经摆布成什么样子了！”