勇敢再勇敢些 To Dare Again, Ever to Dare（1/1）

乔治·雅克·丹东 / Gees Jacques Danton

乔治·雅克·丹东（1759—1794），法国政治家，原为律师，后成为法国大革命中雅各宾派领袖之一。他曾鼓动群众攻占巴士底狱；早期力主废黜国王，实行共和；后期鼓吹和平、宽容，主张人道、法制。因个人行为极不检点，贪财好色，并反对罗伯斯·比尔的政策，于1794年死于断头台。

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1.stir [st?:] v.传播；搅动

2.terior [ti?ri?] adj.内部的

3.ncur [k?nk?] v.一致；同意

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You know that Verdun is not yetthe power of our eneies, and that its garrison swears to iote the first who breathes a proposition of surrender.

One portion of our people will guard our frontiers, another will dig and ar the es, the third with pikes will defend the terior of our cities.Paris will send these great efforts.The issioners of the e will solenly proci to the citizens the vitation to ar and arch to the defense of the untry.At such a ont youproci that the capital deserves the estee of all Fra such a ont this national assebly bees a veritable ittee of war.

We ask that you ncur withdirectg this subli ovent of the people, by nag issioo send and assist all these great asures.We ask that anyto give personal service or to furnish ars shall et the punishnt of death.

We ask that proper str be given to the citizens to direct their ovents.We ask that carriers be sent to all the departnts to notify the of the decrees that you proci here.The tocs we shall sound is not the ar signal of danger, it orders the charge on the eneies of Frao nquer we have o dare, ta, ever to dare! And the safety of France is sured.