
Narrator
爱丽丝推开门,走了进去。原来这是一个大厨房,里面到处都是胡椒。
Alice pushed the door open and went in. It was a big kitchen, and there was pepper everywhere.
Alice
阿嚏!阿嚏!这里的胡椒也太多了吧!
Achoo! Achoo! There's far too much pepper in here!
Narrator
公爵夫人抱着一个又哭又打喷嚏的宝宝。火边坐着一只大猫,嘴一直笑到耳朵边。
The Duchess was holding a baby that howled and sneezed by turns. By the fire sat a big cat, grinning from ear to ear.
Alice
请问,您的猫为什么这样笑?
Excuse me, why does your cat grin like that?
Duchess
它是柴郡猫,所以它会笑。猪!
It's a Cheshire Cat, that's why. Pig!
Alice
猪?您说我是猪?
Pig? Are you calling me a pig?
Duchess
我在跟宝宝说话!你知道的事也太少了。
I was talking to the baby! You don't know much, do you?
Narrator
这时候,厨师开始往她们身上扔东西:锅、盘子、碗,一个接一个。
Just then, the cook began throwing things at them: pots, plates and bowls, one after another.
Alice
小心!哎呀,差点儿打到宝宝的小鼻子!
Look out! Oh no, that nearly hit the baby's little nose!
Duchess
要是每个人都管好自己的事,地球就会转得快多了!
If everyone minded their own business, the world would spin a great deal faster!
Duchess
给你,你抱一会儿吧!我要去准备跟王后打槌球了!
Here, you hold it for a while! I must go and get ready to play croquet with the Queen!
Narrator
爱丽丝抱着宝宝走出了房子。宝宝不哭了,可是它的鼻子越来越往上翻,眼睛越来越小。
Alice carried the baby outside. It stopped crying, but its nose turned up more and more, and its eyes grew smaller and smaller.
Alice
宝宝,你怎么了?你的鼻子怎么这么像……天哪,你真的变成一只小猪了!
Baby, what's the matter? Why does your nose look so much like… Good heavens, you've turned into a little pig!
Alice
它要是长大了,会是一个很丑的孩子。可是做一只小猪,它还挺好看的。
If it had grown up, it would have been a terribly ugly child. But as a pig, it's actually rather handsome.
Narrator
小猪跑进了树林。这时候,爱丽丝看见柴郡猫正躺在一棵大树上,对着她笑。
The little pig trotted off into the wood. Just then Alice saw the Cheshire Cat lying on a branch of a big tree, grinning at her.
Alice
柴郡猫,请你告诉我,我应该走哪条路?
Cheshire Cat, would you please tell me which way I ought to go?
Cheshire Cat
那要看你想去哪儿。
That depends on where you'd like to go.
Alice
去哪儿都行……
Anywhere will do…
Cheshire Cat
那走哪条路都一样。
Then it doesn't matter which way you go.
Alice
……只要能走到一个地方就行。
…as long as I get somewhere.
Cheshire Cat
放心,你一定能走到。只要你走得够远。
Don't worry, you're sure to get somewhere, if you only walk far enough.
Alice
那……这附近住着什么人?
Well… what sort of people live around here?
Cheshire Cat
那边住着帽匠,那边住着三月兔。你想去看谁都行,他们两个都是疯子。
That way lives a Hatter, and that way lives a March Hare. Visit whichever you like: they're both mad.
Alice
可是我不想去疯子那儿。
But I don't want to go where mad people live.
Cheshire Cat
那没办法。我们这儿都是疯子。我是疯子,你也是疯子。
Can't be helped. Everyone here is mad. I'm mad, and so are you.
Alice
你怎么知道我是疯子?
How do you know I'm mad?
Cheshire Cat
你一定是。不是疯子,谁会到这儿来呢?
You must be. Who but a mad person would ever come here?
Cheshire Cat
对了,今天王后那儿有槌球比赛。我们在那儿见吧。
Oh, by the way, the Queen is holding a croquet game today. I'll see you there.
Narrator
说完,猫慢慢地消失了:先是尾巴,最后是它的笑。那个笑在树上又留了好一会儿。
With that, the Cat slowly vanished: first his tail, and last of all his grin. The grin stayed up in the tree for quite a while after the rest of him had gone.
Alice
我见过不笑的猫,可是从来没见过没有猫的笑!
I've seen plenty of cats that don't grin, but I've never seen a grin with no cat!
Alice
好吧,我去三月兔家。听说三月兔在三月最疯,现在是五月,他也许好一点儿吧?……啊,到了!
All right, I'll visit the March Hare. They say March Hares are maddest in March, and it's May now, so maybe he'll be a little better?… Ah, here it is!
March Hare
没位子了!没位子了!
No room! No room!
Hatter
走开,走开!这里一个位子也没有了!
Go away, go away! There's not a single seat left here!




