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No English poet before Milton ever suggested that he had been chosen by God at birth to be a poet.
在弥尔顿之前没有英国诗人敢说,自己是被上帝选中去做诗人的。
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Because your store might not do so good, if you just first open and no one has ever heard of you,
因为你的商店也许会没那么好。如果你是第一次开店，没有人听说过你的话，
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In fact one of the frankly best things I ever did as an undergraduate was, perhaps fittingly, take this course pass-fail.
实际上我上本科时做的最得意的事,恰当地说，就是把这门课的成绩看成及格和不及格两种。
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But as he asks at the end, "... / when was that ever a bar / to any watch they keep?"
但他最后问的那句。,哪里什么时候有一个小酒馆/,用来让他们等待？
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And you never think of those two narratives: one's faith life and one's life in the public square would ever meet.
他们的这两种生活：,宗教生活和在公共场所的生活,从来不会融为一体。
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If it ever did have an author's name attached to it, we don't have any evidence in the manuscript history.
如果它曾经写有作者的名字，那么原始手稿里没有任何证据。
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I made a ton of random things when I was at Harvard and most of them no one ever saw.
我在哈佛写了许多程序,很多都没人见过。
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So basically we're saying yes, we can go from point a to point c without ever going through point b.
所以我们说的是我们可以从,ａ点不经过ｂ点而到达ｃ点。
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so it is as crucial as ever to understand theory At the same time, we have the vantage point of, I suppose, what we can now call history.
因此去理解理论一直以来都是至关重要的,以此同时我想，我们处在，历史的有利位置。
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And this is because we could effortlessly produce and understand sentences that no human has ever said before on earth.
这是因为我们可以毫不费力地创造和理解,那些世上从未有人说过的句子
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This made me think of Mississippi Gene too and as the river poured down from mid America by starlight I knew, I knew like mad, that everything I had ever known and would ever know was One.
这又使我想起密西西比的吉恩,以及河流从美国中部倾斜而下的景象，我知道是很疯狂地，很疯狂地同样也有，我发现所有我知道或未知的事都是一体。
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Pardon, I pray, the iniquity of this people according to Your great kindness, as You have forgiven this people ever since Egypt."
请原谅，我祈祷，宽恕这些人,按照您的宽宏，就像您从埃及开始就一直宽恕这些人一样“
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And it may well be that no poem has ever been since Paradise Lost published with line numbers in its very first edition.
只有《失乐园》首次印刷的时候把行数印上,之后的诗歌都没被这么出版过。
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The first possibility was the claim was, Nobody believes that they'll ever cease to exist as a person.
第一个可能是，没有人相信自己会作为个人而死亡。
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that is,people who were administered,who are governed, but in the sense of having people passing papers back and forth, and having to sign every damn thing you could ever imagine- it's just unbelievable-- before they ever thought of themselves as being citizens.
也就是被治理者,被统治者,不过让人们来回奔忙为了申请批准,还要在每一份该死的文件上签名,从这个意义上来说,在他们视自己为公民前,这是令人难以置信的
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But in the United States, I would say, most definitely, my favorite city, my favorite place I've ever been.
但我十分确信，在美国，在我去过的城市和地方中，我最喜欢纽约。
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