英文对白小马王(免费).doc

英文对白小马王Spirit Stallion of the Cimarron1Spirit Stallion of the Cimarron2The story I want to tell you, can not be found in a book.3They say the history of the West was written from the saddle of a horse.4But its never been told from the heart of one.5Not until now.6I was born here.7In this place that would come to be called the Old West8But to my kind, the land was ageless.It had no beginning and no end.9No boundary between earth and sky.10Like the wind in the Buffalo grass.We belong here.11We will always belong here.12They say the mustang is the spirit of the West.13Whether that West was won or lost in the end14You have to decide for yourself.15But the storyI want to tell you is true.16I was there.17And I remember.18I remember the sun, and the sky and the wind calling my name.19In the time when the wild horses ran free.20And so I grew from colt to stallion21As wild and reckless22As thunder over the land.23Racing with the eagle.24Soaring with the wind.25Flying? There were times I believed I could.26Like my father before me27I became leader of the Cimarron herd.And with that honour28Came responsibility.29Something new came upon the land one night.30Something that changed my life forever.31And so my journey began.32A wiser horse might have turned and ran.33But I wanted to know what strange creature was here.34Look.35Man, look at that stallion, it is beautiful.36 Follow the horse! Lets go!37Look out!38Dont you get away!39I was scared.40I didnt know what was going to happen to me.41At least my mother and the herd were safe.42What seems to be the problem, gentlemen?43We got this crazy one here, Sir.44Really?45The army has dealt with wild horses before.46This one will be no different.47I remember the first time48I saw a rattler curled up in my path49Induct this animal, Sargent.-Yes Sir!50This one didnt look like a rattler.51But I was still thinking.snake.52Grab him, grab him.53 Okay Murphy, hes all yours.54Hes a wild one.55Well see how wild he is,when I am done with him.56You want a fight, do you?57Right.58Make sure thats good tight.59Murphy, look out! Watch out!60Murphy, are you okay?61Corporal, round up some volunteers to take this animal to the stables.62Not the stables. -Sir?-The corral.63Its time to break that horse.64Sergent. -Yes Sir.Tight this horse to the post.65No food or water. Three days.66Yes Sir.67My heart galloped through the sky that night68Back to my herd.69Where I belonged.70And I wonder if theyd miss me71As much as I miss them.72We got a hostile!73Bring him there this way.74Well, what do we have here?75We caught him by the supply wagon, Sir.76Ah, a Dakota.77Not as tall as the Cheyenne, and fine featured as the Crow.78Take him away gentlemen, show him our best.79Corporal, take him to the stock case.80Not the stock case. The post.81No food or water.82What are you looking at boy?83He was called Little Creak.84And he seemed different from the rest.85There were just no end to the strange ways of the two legged.86With the Colonel permission, Sir.Incoming patrol report hostiles headed North.87The railroad has expressed concern, Sir.88They requested additional patrols.89How long has it been, Sergent?90Sir?-The mustang.91How long has it been tide?92Three days, Sir.93Good.94Fetch my crop and spurs.95Take it easy!96Back up! Back up!97You see gentlemen, any horse can be broken.98Move along mustang.99There are those in Washington who believe the West will never be settled.100The northern pacific railroad will never breach Nebraska.101A hostile Dakota will never submit to providence.102And it is that manner of small thinking.103That would say this horse could never be broken.104Discipline, time, and patience.105Are the three great levelers.106Sometimes a horses gotta do, what a horses gotta do107And this was one of those times.108Get off me!109Soldier! Secure that horse!110I wasnt sure what happened back there.111And I wasnt about to stop and ask.112All I knew was I was headed home.113I couldnt believe it.114One moment I was free, and the next. more ropes.115I couldnt understand it.116She treated the scrawny two-legged117Like one of our kind.118Prancing around him119Like a love struck ear ring.120It was down right unnatural.121Great mustang, today I will ride you.122This ought to be good.123Mares.124Okay, Rain, lets see if you can teach125This mustang some manners.126 Okay, I admit it127She was charming128In a stubborn, irritating kind of way.129So, I let her show me her world.130Bye-Bye horsey.131For the first time in my life,132I felt my heart torn two ways.133Give it back!134Mustang!135I had to hand to that boy.136He just wouldnt give up.137Im never gonna ride you, am I?138And no one never should.139You can go.140Its okay, go.141Go on, get out of here.142Go home.143I knew this was hard for her, and she was scared.144But more than anything, I wanted to share my homeland with her145I laid beside her that night.146Hoping, praying that somehow she would be okay.147There are a couple of horses over there!148Leave her there.149Shes not gonna make it.150Oh, Rain!151Easy, girl.152Easy.153It will be okay.154You saved my life.155Im not gonna hurt you.156Come on, its gonna be okay.157Itll be alright.158I didnt know why we were brought here.159 What I did know160was we had to find a way to escape,and get back home.161Well, that is it, were rolling the steam over the mountain.162We got six days to connect to Utah.163Move out and gone.164 Ready to go!165Were almost on the top!166That was the moment I understoo