なぜこのことを言ったのですか？ 'I should like a portrait of my wife,したがって、ヘンリー・ジェームズの短編小説「The Real Thing」と「2 Unlimited」の楽曲「The Real Thing」は、テーマやアーティスティックな探求において共通点を持つ作品??
プロテスタントとありますが、デイジーについてどのように解釈すればよいですか？Daisy's grave was in the little Protestant cemetery, in an angle of the wall of imperial Rome, beneath the cypresses and the thick spring-flowers.
Winterbourne was impatient to see her again, and he was vexed with himself that, by instinct, he should not appreciate her justly.ウィンターボーンは彼女に再び会いたくてたまりませんでしたが、本能的に彼女を正当に評価できないことに自分で苛立っていました。
なぜキスしたのですか？The company had risen to its feet; Daisy, still showing her pretty teeth, bent over and kissed her hostess. "Mrs. Walker, you are too perfect," she said. "I'm not going alone; I am going to meet a friend."
どうしてこのように表現したのですか？"My dearest young lady," cried Winterbourne, with eloquence, "have I come all the way to Rome to encounter your reproaches?" "Just hear him say that!" said
これはどういうことですか？「"Well, he wouldn't go to that castle," said the young girl. "I'm going there with Mr. Winterbourne. To this announcement, very placidly made, Daisy's mamma offered no response.」
これはどういうことですか？「Winterbourne fancied there was a tremor in her voice; he was touched. shocked, mortified by it. 'My dear young lady," he protested, "she knows no one. It's her wretched health."」
Winterbourne stood looking after her; and as she moved away, drawing her muslin furbelows over the gravel, said to himself that she had the tournure of a princess. このプリンセスの態度とは？
