THE STOVE IS SOLD AGAIN
火炉再次被售卖
By and by the key turned in the lock of the door. He heard heavy footsteps and the voice of the man who had said to him, “You are like a little mad dog.” The voice said, “Now you shall see what I have bought for two hundred florins. Never did you do such a piece of work.”
渐渐地，钥匙在门锁上转动了Tkq-J(o=HKzgzYY*=EGu。他听到沉重的脚步声和那个对他说:“你像一只疯狗ScE%dSGxt5C[~472G6。”那个声音说:“现在你会看到我花了两百弗罗林买了什么=.qP0|PqNY!PS!ymT。你从来没有做过这样的作品+spVrLk1)-eL9lr!kKx。”
Then they began to strip the stove of its wrappings. Soon they uncovered it; that he knew by the exclamations of wonder which broke from the man who had not seen it before.
然后他们开始剥去炉子的包装纸NUaW@^gLR[|TF,JTM2%e。不久他们就看到了炉子；他知道这是由于那个以前从未见过它的人发出的惊奇的叫声VRDs5A-zO!EkBkF。
“A right royal thing! Magnificent! Matchless!”
“一个真正王室的物品！”很壮丽！无与伦比！”
After praising and marveling, the men moved to a distance and began talking of sums of money. All August could make out was that the king—the king—the king was used very often as they talked. After a while they seemed to agree to something, and were in great glee. He had made out from their talk that they were going to show Hirschvogel to some great person.
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