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To me it's all a mockery and beastly.

Für mich ist das alles Spott und Scheußlichkeit.

Her cerebral lobes are not functioning.

Ihre Gehirnlappen funktionieren nicht.

She calls the doctor sir Peter Teazle and picks buttercups off the quilt.

Sie nennt den Arzt Sir Peter Teazle und pflückt Butterblumen von der Bettdecke.

Humour her till it's over.

Spiel ihr mit, bis es vorbei ist.

You crossed her last wish in death and yet you sulk with me because I don't whinge like some hired mute from Lalouette's.

Du hast ihren letzten Wunsch im Sterben missachtet, und dennoch schmollst du mit mir, weil ich nicht winsele wie irgendein bezahlter Klageweiber aus Lalouettes.

Absurd!

Absurd!

I suppose I did say it.

Ich nehme an, ich habe es tatsächlich gesagt.

I didn't mean to offend the memory of your mother.

Ich wollte das Andenken deiner Mutter nicht beleidigen.

He had spoken himself into boldness.

Er hatte sich in Kühnheit hineingeredet.

Stephen, shielding the gaping wounds which the words had left in his heart, said very coldly:

Stephen, der die klaffenden Wunden verbergend, die die Worte in seinem Herzen hinterlassen hatten, sagte sehr kalt:

—I am not thinking of the offence to my mother.

—Ich denke nicht an die Beleidigung meiner Mutter.

—Of what then? Buck Mulligan asked.

—Woran dann? fragte Buck Mulligan.

—Of the offence to me, Stephen answered.

—An der Beleidigung mir gegenüber, antwortete Stephen.

Buck Mulligan swung round on his heel.

Buck Mulligan drehte sich auf dem Absatz um.

—O, an impossible person! he exclaimed.

—O, ein unmöglicher Mensch! rief er aus.

He walked off quickly round the parapet.

Er ging schnell um die Brüstung herum.

Stephen stood at his post, gazing over the calm sea towards the headland.

Stephen stand an seinem Platz und blickte über das ruhige Meer zum Vorgebirge hin.

Sea and headland now grew dim.

Meer und Vorgebirge wurden nun trüb.

Pulses were beating in his eyes, veiling their sight, and he felt the fever of his cheeks.

Pulse schlugen in seinen Augen, verschleierten seinen Blick, und er spürte das Fieber seiner Wangen.

A voice within the tower called loudly:

Eine Stimme im Inneren des Turms rief laut:

—Are you up there, Mulligan?

—Bist du da oben, Mulligan?

—I'm coming, Buck Mulligan answered.

—Ich komme, antwortete Buck Mulligan.

He turned towards Stephen and said:

Er wandte sich Stephen zu und sagte:

—Look at the sea. What does it care about offences?

—Schau auf das Meer. Was kümmert es sich um Beleidigungen?

Chuck Loyola, Kinch, and come on down.

Wirf Loyola weg, Kinch, und komm runter.

The Sassenach wants his morning rashers.

Der Sassenach will seinen Frühstücksspeck.

His head halted again for a moment at the top of the staircase, level with the roof:

Sein Kopf hielt noch einmal kurz oben an der Treppe inne, auf Höhe des Daches:

—Don't mope over it all day, he said.

—Grüble nicht den ganzen Tag darüber, sagte er.

I'm inconsequent.

Ich bin inkonsequent.

Vocabulary

Für
For; in favor of; during a period of time
mich
Me; myself (accusative form of ich)
ist
Is; third person singular present of sein
das
The; that (neuter article or pronoun)
alles
Everything; all things; all of it
Spott
Mockery; ridicule; scorn or derision
und
And; conjunction connecting words or phrases
Ihre
Your; her; its (formal or genitive plural)
funktionieren
To function; to work; to operate properly
nicht
Not; negation word in German sentences
Sie
You; she; they (formal or third person)
nennt
Names; calls; third person singular of nennen
den
The; that (masculine accusative article)
Arzt
Doctor; physician; medical professional
pflückt
Picks; plucks; gathers flowers or fruit
von
From; of; by; preposition showing origin
der
The; that (feminine or dative article)
Bettdecke
Bedcover; blanket; quilt for bed
Spiel
Game; play; match; sport or entertainment
ihr
Her; your; its (dative or plural)
mit
With; accompanied by; together with someone
bis
Until; till; up to a point
es
It; that; neutral pronoun referring to things
vorbei
Over; past; finished; gone by
Du
You; informal singular form of address
hast
Have; second person singular of haben
ihren
Their; her; its (accusative feminine)
letzten
Last; final; most recent in sequence
Wunsch
Wish; desire; something wanted or desired
im
In the; contraction of in dem
Sterben
Dying; death; the act of ceasing life
missachtet
Disregarded; neglected; treated with disrespect
dennoch
Nevertheless; yet; despite this or that
schmollst
Sulk; pout; show displeasure silently
du
You; informal singular form of address
mir
Me; to me; dative form of ich
weil
Because; for the reason that; since
ich
I; first person singular pronoun
winsele
Whimper; whine; cry feebly or complainingly
wie
Like; as; how; in what manner
irgendein
Any; some; any one at all
bezahlter
Paid; hired; compensated for services
aus
From; out of; made of material
Absurd
Absurd; ridiculous; completely unreasonable or illogical
Ich
I; first person singular pronoun
nehme
Take; accept; first person singular of nehmen
an
On; at; to; directional or positional particle
habe
Have; first person singular of haben
tatsächlich
Actually; in fact; really; truly
gesagt
Said; spoke; past participle of sagen
wollte
Wanted; wished; past tense of wollen
Andenken
Memory; keepsake; souvenir; remembrance of person
deiner
Your; of you; possessive form of du
Mutter
Mother; female parent; motherly woman
beleidigen
Insult; offend; treat with disrespect
Er
He; third person masculine singular pronoun
hatte
Had; past tense of haben; possessed
sich
Himself; herself; itself; reflexive pronoun
in
In; into; within; inside location
Kühnheit
Boldness; audacity; courage or bravery
die
The; that; feminine or plural article
klaffenden
Gaping; wide open; yawning or agape
Wunden
Wounds; injuries; physical harm or damage
verbergend
Concealing; hiding; keeping secret or hidden
Worte
Words; utterances; spoken or written expression
seinem
His; its; dative masculine form of sein
Herzen
Heart; center; core of emotions
hinterlassen
Left behind; bequeathed; abandoned; left as legacy
hatten
Had; past tense plural of haben
sagte
Said; spoke; past tense of sagen
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