It's the pursuit of fame, the noble pursuit of fame, that spurs us to scorn delights and to live laborious days.

是对名望的追求，这高尚的追求，迫使我们批判享乐，艰苦度日。

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It's a kind of dare demonstrating not just his indifference to the crowd but in fact his scorn for it.

叶芝这种胆量,不仅说明他对大众的漠然,其实还是对它的蔑视。

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Well, Yeats begins in scorn of an audience that's unable to recognize true wisdom and great art.

叶芝以嘲讽一个不能识别真正的,的智慧和伟大的艺术的观众开始。

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In scorn of that audience, he imagines another audience, another audience to write for and to emulate, an audience represented by the fisherman.

讽刺这个观众，他想象着另一个观众，可以为之写作，做榜样的观众，渔夫代表了这个观众。

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Yeats looks at them with pity, with admiration, with scorn.

叶芝同情地看待他们，半带崇拜，半带蔑视。

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The fisherman is also representative of the Irish peasantry to whom Yeats turns in scorn of the urban audience that he had tried to write for in the theater.

渔夫还代表了爱尔兰农民,他们是叶芝的新读众,叶芝此前鄙视并最终抛弃了,他曾尝试为之写作的城市读众。

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