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But the course of my life, when I look back, is as orderless as a trickle of water that is diverted and guided by every pebble and crevice and grass-root it encounters.

然而，回首之际，我却发现自己过往的生活历程就仿佛是在卵石、岩缝、草根之间乱窜的一涓细流，全无头绪。

But the course of my life, when I look back, is as orderless as a trickle of water that is diverted and guided by every pebble and crevice and grass-root it encounters.

但当我回首往事，却发现自己的生活轨迹杂乱无章，犹如涓涓细流每遇卵石、裂隙或水草便改变了流向。

I want my life, the only life of which I am assured, to have symmetry... But the course of my life, when I look back, is as orderless as a trickle of water that is diverted and guided by every pebble and crevice and grass-root it encounters.

我希望我的生命——我仅有的这个生命——有条有理……然而当我回首往事，却看见我的生命历程杂乱无章，就像涓涓溪流，路遇碎石罅隙、流经水草根蔓，每每因此而改变方向。

But the course of my life, when I look back, is as orderless as a trickle of water that is diverted and guided by every pebble and crevice and grass-root it encounters.

但回首过去，我的人生历程却如涓涓的细流般毫无条理可言，总是被沿途遇到的每一个鹅卵石、石缝、草根所引导，影响，数易其辙。

But the course of my life, when I look back, is as orderless as a trickle of water that is diverted and guided by every pebble and crevice and grass-root it encounters.

然而当我回首往事，却看见我的生命历程杂乱无章，就像涓涓溪流，路遇碎石罅隙、流经水草根蔓，每每因此而改变方向。

But the course of my life, when I look back, is as orderless as a trickle of water that is diverted and guided by every pebble and crevice and grass-root it encounters.

但当回首往昔，我发现自己的生命历程就像溪流之蜿蜒漫无定向，触石砄草根则避而改道，遇岩缝土隙则顺而流之。

But the course of my life, when I look back, is as orderless as a trickle of water that is diverted and guided by every pebble and crevice and grass-root it encounters.

当我回首，发觉我的人生旅途像极了一条溪流，遇到每块鹅卵石，每个裂隙，每枝草根，都会绕道分流，最终杂乱无章，毫无秩序。

But the course of my life, when I look back, is as orderless as a trickle of water that is diverted and guided by every pebble and crevice and grass-root it encounters.

然而当我回首往事，却看见我的生命历程杂乱无章，就像涓涓溪流，路遇碎石罅隙、流经水草根蔓，每每因此而改变方向。3 做事情似乎从来不是我先谋定而后动，而是事情找我我再做。

But the course of my life, when I look back, is as orderless as a trickle of water that is diverted and guided by every pebble and crevice and grass-root it encounters.

可蓦然回首，顿觉自己生命历程无序可言，就像涓涓细流，但凡碰到石头、裂缝、草根，就会轻易其向。

He felt the blood move stickily from his split scalp and trickle down his forehead.

他感觉到血从裂开的头皮粘粘地流了出来，滴到了他的前额上。

Warden: That's a beautiful dog, but don't bring her again.

那是条漂亮的狗，但是不要再把她带来了。

You get up in the morning – no hangover!

你第二天早上起来的时候—不会宿醉！