" Then I think you might have said so at the time, " answered Peter, with pardonable sharpness.

“那我觉得你应该在那时候就讲出来。”彼得答道，话里有些可以理解的尖刻。

" Play something, Amy. Let them hear how much you have improved, " said Laurie, with pardonable pride in his promising pupil.

“来表演一段吧，艾米。让大家听你进步了多少，”劳里说道，带着可以谅解的对于自己这很有前途的学生的骄傲。

As she turned the pages rich in dainty devices with very pardonable pride, her eye fell upon one verse that made her stop and think.

当她以非常值得原谅的自豪感翻阅着充满精致设计的书页时，她的目光落在了让她停下来思考的一节经文上。

Clara sought to rush forward and pull him from the place of danger; but I had the pardonable selfishness to hold her back by force.

克拉拉想冲上前去把他从危险的地方拉出来。但我有情可原的自私，用武力阻止了她。

For the real event—whatever it was—had taken place, not in the Loggia, but by the river. To behave wildly at the sight of death is pardonable.

因为真正的事件——不管它是什么——发生了，不是在凉廊，而是在河边。见死不救是情有可原的。

As for Captain Speedy, he was shut up in his cabin under lock and key, and was uttering loud cries, which signified an anger at once pardonable and excessive.

至于船长斯皮蒂呢，他已经被十分稳妥地关在船长室里了，门外还上了锁。他在里头大喊大叫，几乎都气得发疯了。

Next day Amy was rather late at school, but could not resist the temptation of displaying, with pardonable pride, a moist brown-paper parcel, before she consigned it to the inmost recesses of her desk.

第二天，艾米上学迟到了，但还是忍不住骄傲地展示了一个湿漉漉的牛皮纸包裹，然后把它放到了桌子的最深处。

And I, through pardonable weakness, refrained from correcting the error; asking myself what good there would be in disturbing his last moments with information that he had neither power nor opportunity to turn to account.

而我，由于可以原谅的软弱，克制着自己不去纠正这个错误，我自问：在他生命的最后时刻，对这种消息他既无力也无机会来扭转，反而使他心烦意乱，那让他知道又有什么好处呢。

" And from these circumstances, " he replied (his quick eye fixed on hers), " you infer perhaps the probability of some negligence—some" —(involuntarily she shook her head)—" or it may be—of something still less pardonable" .

“从这些情况来看，”他回答说（他敏锐的眼睛盯着她的眼睛），“你可以推断出某些疏忽的可能性——一些”——（她不由自主地摇头）——“或者它可能是——一些更不可原谅的事情“。

As Phoebe curtsied in reply, the Judge bent forward, with the pardonable and even praiseworthy purpose—considering the nearness of blood and the difference of age—of bestowing on his young relative a kiss of acknowledged kindred and natural affection.

当菲比行屈膝礼作为回应时，法官弯下腰，考虑到血缘上的接近和年龄上的差异，他的目的是可以原谅的，甚至是值得称赞的——给了他年轻的亲戚一个公认的亲情和自然感情的吻。