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Peggy 在两条内容中写到了那辆旅行车。第一条是关于它来到家里的那一天:
"Gus came home one April afternoon with a used station wagon the color of a buttered biscuit, so of course we called it the Biscuit. It had wood paneling on the sides that was not wood at all, a radio that only worked going uphill, and a back seat big enough to nap in. I pretended to be cross that he had bought it without me. I was not cross for one minute."仅为显示而翻译,不会保存
一个四月的下午,Gus 开回家一辆二手旅行车,颜色就像抹了黄油的饼干,所以我们当然叫它“饼干”。它两侧的木纹板根本不是木头,收音机只有上坡时才响,后座大得能在上面睡午觉。我假装生气,怪他没跟我商量就买了。其实我一分钟也没生气。
在第二条中,Peggy 描述了她和 Gus 开着它度过的夏日旅行:
"Every summer we pointed the Biscuit somewhere new. Maine for blueberries, the Blue Ridge for the views, and once all the way to the Grand Canyon with a cooler of egg salad sandwiches that should not have lasted as long as it did. Gus drove and sang, badly and with total confidence. I read the map and the road signs out loud like they were poetry. Some of the happiest hours of my life were spent in that car."仅为显示而翻译,不会保存
每年夏天,我们都开着“饼干”去一个新地方。去缅因州吃蓝莓,去蓝岭山脉看风景,有一次还一路开到大峡谷,带着一冷藏箱的鸡蛋沙拉三明治,那些三明治撑的时间实在比它们该撑的要长。Gus 一边开车一边唱歌,唱得很难听,却信心十足。我大声念着地图和路牌,好像在念诗一样。我一生中一些最快乐的时光,就是在那辆车里度过的。
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