本字幕由TME AI技术生成

The fish muied steadily

And they traveled slowly on the car water

The other bates were still in the water

But there was nothing to be done

A wish ad boy

The old man saed

Allowed i'm being told by fish

and o'm the tewang bit

i cen make the line fast

But then he could break it

I must hold him all i can and give him line

When he must have it

Thank god

He is traveling and not going down

ihat i wall do

If he decides to go down

o don't know what iall do

uf he saunds and dies

e donet know bet i'll do something there are plenty things e can do

He held the line against his back

And watched its sland in the water

And the skiff moving steadily to the northwest will kill him

The old man thought he can't do this forever

Bat four heurs luter

The fish was still swimming steadily out to sea tewing the skift and the old man was still braced solidly with the line across his back

It was knoon

ihat o hookid him

He said

ond i have never seen him

He had pushed his straw

Had hard down on his head

Before he hooked the fish

end it was cutting his foreheed

He was tharsty two

And he got down on his knees

And being careful not to jerk on a line moved as far into the bow as he could get and reach the water bottle with one hand

He opened it and drank a little

Thin he rested against the bow

Ha rested sitting on the un stapped mast in sale

And tried not to think but only to endure

Then hi looked behind him

And saw that no land was visible

That makes no difference

He thought i can always come in an the glow from hevana

There are two more hours before the sun sets

And maybe he will come up before that if he doesn't

Maybe he will come up with the moon if he does not do that

Maybe ha will come up with the sunrise

I have ne craps

And i feel strong

It is he that has the hook in his mouth

But what a fish to pull

Like that he must have his mouth shut tight on the wire

I wish i could see him

v woeld i could see him

Only once to know what i have against me

The fish naier chinged his coersa

Nor his direction

All that night as far as the man could tell from watching the stars

It was cold after the sun went down

And the ald min sweat dried cold on his back and his arms and his old legs

During the day

He had taken the sack that covered thi bate bx and spread et in the sun ta dry

After the sun went down

He tied it around his neck

So that it hung down over his back

And he cautiously worked it undunder the line was across ss shoulders

Niw the sat cushitianed tha line

He had found a way of leaning forward against the bow

So that he was almost comfortable

The position actually was only somewhat less intolerable

But he thought of it as almost comfartable

I can do nothing with him

And he can do nothing with me

He thought not as long as keeps this ip

Once he stood up

And you're inated over the side of the skiff

ond leaked et the sters

And checked his course

The lying showed like a fosse forescent streak in the water

Straight out from his oulders

They were moving more slowly now

and the glow of hooana was net se string

So that he knew the current must be carrying them to the eastward

If i lose the glare of havana

Wo must be going morv to the eastward

He thoaght for if the fishous courso hild tree

I must see it for many more hoars

e wonder how the baseball came oat an the grand leagoas

Today he thought it would be wonderful to do this with a radio

Then he thought thonk of it always thonk of whit you ore doang

You mast do nothing stupod

Then he said

Aloud i wish i had the boy to help me and desee ve this no one should be alone in their old age

ue thiught

But it is unavoidable

I must remember to eat the tuna before he spoils in order to keep strong

Remember

No matter how lu you want to that

You must eat him in the morning

Remember

He said to himself