“你明白了吧？”马龙对警察说，“如果你不相信我，你有卢·怀特的话为证，他是纽约州有执照的私家侦探。”他看到冯·弗拉纳根的眼睛里又开始露出沉思的神情，便赶紧说：“你应该非常感激麦克莱恩夫人。如果不是她，你现在就得出去追捕凶手，你的手下很有可能会遭到枪击。”
“You see?” Malone said to the police officer. “If you don’t believe me, you have Lou White’s word for it, and he’s a licensed private detective of the state of New York.” He saw the thoughtful look beginning to form again in von Flanagan’s eyes and said quickly, “You owe a great debt of gratitude to Mrs. McClane. If it wasn’t for her, you’d be out chasing a murderer right now, with a good chance of having pot shots taken at the men on your staff.”
警察突然笑了起来。“我非常感激，夫人。我在想——外面有一群记者在等着——你是否介意和我一起拍张照片——也许可以让我看看你用来射击的枪……”
The police officer beamed suddenly. “I’m sure grateful, ma’am. And I wonder—there’s a bunch of newspaper guys waiting outside—if you would mind having your picture taken with me—maybe showing me the gun you done it with—”
“我很乐意。”莫娜·麦克莱恩优雅地应对着这个场合，说道，“当然可以，把记者们都请进来吧。”
“I’d be delighted,” Mona McClane said, rising to the occasion. “By all means, let’s have in the press.”
这时，彭德利·泰德韦尔像一条从魔术师篮子里钻出来的蛇一样，从房间后面的大椅子上舒展开身体。“如果要拍照的话……”他满怀希望地开口说道。
At that, Pendley Tidewell uncoiled himself from the big chair in the back of the room like a serpent ing out of a magician’s basket. “If there’s going to be any pictures taken—” he began hopefully.
自从十二年前莫娜·麦克莱恩竞选国会议员（但没有成功）以来，湖滨大道上的老麦克莱恩大厦还从未同时出现过这么多摄影师。
The old McClane mansion on Lake Shore Drive hadn’t seen so many photographers together since the time twelve years ago when Mona McClane had run (unsuccessfully) for Congress.
当所有的兴奋都过去之后，冯·弗拉纳根是最后一个离开的。在过去的五分钟里，他的脸上一直带着困惑的皱眉，好像他在努力回忆一件被他忘记的事情。
When the excitement was all over, von Flanagan was the last to leave. There had been a puzzled frown on his face for the past five minutes, as though he were trying hard to remember something that had slipped his mind.
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