公众人物毕业演讲第32期:比尔盖茨夫妇于斯坦福大学(13)（打印版）

　　And after I had been with her for sometime, she started pointing to the roof top.

　　我同她相处了一段时间她指向屋顶

　　She clearly wanted to go up and I realized the sun was going down

　　她显然是想上去我意识到太阳就快下山

　　and what she wanted to do was go up on the roof top and see the sunset.

　　她肯定是想到屋顶看日落

　　The workers in this home for the dying were very busy.

　　垂死之家的义工都非常忙碌

　　I said to them can we take her up on the roof top?

　　我问他们能否帮忙把她抬上屋顶

　　And they said, "No. No. We have to pass out medicines."

　　他们说 "不行我们还需要分发药物"

　　I waited that for that to happen and I asked another worker and they said

　　我等着他们做完我又问了另一位义工

　　"No no no, we are too busy. We can't get her up there."

　　"不行不行我们太忙了没时间把她抬上去"

　　And so finally, I just scooped this woman up in my arms.

　　最后我只能自己将这位女性用手搂起

　　She was nothing more than skin over bones

　　她几乎瘦得只剩皮包骨头了

　　and I took her up on the roof top

　　我将她搀扶到屋顶

　　and I found one of those plastic chairs that blows over in the light breeze

　　找了一张被人遗忘在微风中的塑料椅子

　　I put her there and sat her down

　　让她坐在椅子上

　　and put a blanket over her legs

　　用毛毯盖上她的双腿

　　and she sat there facing to the west, watching the sunset.

　　她坐在那里面朝西方静静地看着日落

　　The workers knew -- I made sure they knew that she was up there

　　我告诉义工们她在上面

　　so that they would bring her down after later that evening after the sun went down

　　让他们晚上日落后把她搬下来

　　and then I had to leave.

　　然后我不得不离开

　　But she never left me.

　　但对她的记忆却在心中挥之不去

　　I felt completely and totally inadequate in the face of this woman's death.

　　听到这位女性死去的消息我觉得自己完全没做好心理准备

　　But sometimes, it's the people that you can't help that inspire you the most.

　　有时正是那些你帮不了的人对你心灵的震撼最大