Try to translate the following into Chinese . 9.Noah was a good man who tried to be at peace with his conscience and with his fellow men. If the human race had to begin once more, Noah would make a very good ancestor.

Try to translate the following into Chinese . 10.Then Noah and his household, his three sons and their wives, made ready for the voyage. They went into the fields and into the mountains and gathered all the animals they could find that they might have beasts for food and for sacrifices when they should return to dry land.

Try to translate the following into Chinese . 1.To my mind, to be able to make your work your pleasure is the one class distinction in the world worth striving for; and I do not wonder that others are inclined to envy those happy human beings who find their livelihood in the gay effusions of their fancy.

Try to translate the following into Chinese . 2.Never mind, for four hours, at any rate, we will withdraw ourselves from a common, ill–governed, and disorderly world, and with the key of fancy unlock that cupboard where all the good things of the infinite are put away.

Try to translate the following into Chinese . 3.No chains can bind, no poverty can choke, no tariff can restrict the free play of his mind, and even the “Times” Book Club can only exert a moderately depressing influence upon his rewards.

Try to translate the following into Chinese . 4.I often fortify myself amid the uncertainties and vexations of political life by believing that I possess a line of retreat into a peaceful and fertile country where no rascal can pursue and where one need never be dull or idle or ever wholly without power.

Try to translate the following into Chinese . 5.But I confess our present educational system excites in my mind grave misgivings.

Try to translate the following into Chinese . 6.If I am told that classics are the best preparation for the study of English, I reply that by far the greater number of students finish their education while this preparatory stage is still incomplete and without deriving any of the benefits which are promised as its result.

Try to translate the following into Chinese . 7.How is it that the Greeks made their language the most graceful and compendious mode of expression ever known among men?

Try to translate the following into Chinese . 8.They studied their own language. They loved it, they cherished it, they adorned it, they expand­ed it, and that is why it survives a model and delight to all posterity.