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爱德华·博克:爱德华·博克自传·补录 126

爱德华·博克《爱德华·博克自传》· The Americanization of Edward Bok · 领导

Mr. Beecher was constantly thoughtful of a struggling young man's welfare, even at the expense of his own material comfort. Anxious to save him from the labor of writing out the newspaper articles, Edward, himself employed during the daylight hours which Mr. Beecher preferred for his original work, suggested a stenographer. The idea appealed to Mr. Beecher, for he was very busy just then. He hesitated, but as Edward persisted, he said: "All right; let him come to-morrow."

出处: https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/3538
定位:Additional excerpt 126 · 核对日期:2026-10-19 · 核验:短摘录

白话

比彻先生总是为奋斗中的年轻人着想,甚至不惜牺牲自己的物质舒适。爱德华白天有工作,而比彻喜欢在白天做原创写作,爱德华为了省去抄写报纸文章的劳累,建议请一位速记员。比彻起初犹豫,因为当时他很忙,但爱德华坚持,他就说:“好吧,让他明天来。”比彻的犹豫不是舍不得钱,而是不想让爱德华破费或麻烦;最终答应,也是因为尊重爱德华的好意。

上下文

比彻与爱德华合作撰写报纸文章,爱德华提议请速记员减轻抄写负担。

今日一问

当别人为你着想时,你是否能坦然接受,而不是一味推辞?

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