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茨威格
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- I shall never forget the gentle tact you displayed. There was no undue eagerness, no hasty offer of a caress. Yet fro the first moment you displayed so much friendly confidence that you would have won me even if my whole being had not long ere this been yours.
- I was ever near you, and ever tense; but you were no more aware of it than you were aware of the tension of the mainspring of the watch in your pocket, faithfully recording the hours for you, accompanying your footsteps with its unheard ticking, and vouchsafed only a hasty glance for one second among millions.
- But what can you be to me-you who have never, never recognised me; you who stepped across me as you might step across a stream, you who trod on me as you might tread on a stone; you who went on your way unheeding , while you left me to wait for all eternity?
- I had had a vision of every possible form of disfavour, coldness, or indifference. But never, in the extremity of depression, in the utmost reaisation of my own unimportance, had i conceived this most abhorrent of possibilities-that you had never become aware of my existence.
- But there i would watch through the long afternoons, during those months and years, book in hand, tense as a violin string, and vibrating at the touch of you nearness. 我的心紧得像根琴弦，你一出现，它就颤个不停。