Audiobook Dictation: “It's quite right and justifiable, if…”

It's quite right and justifiable, if done from a simple aversion to physical pain and danger.

如果只是出于对身体疼痛和危险的单纯厌恶而这样做，那完全正当合理。

But don't say 'No' because you fear a licking and say or think it's because you fear God, for that's neither Christian nor honest.

但不要因为怕挨揍而说“不”，却又说或认为那是因为你敬畏上帝，因为那既不合基督徒之道，也不诚实。

And if you do fight, fight it out; and don't give in while you can stand and see."

如果你真要打，就打到底；只要你还站得住、看得见，就别认输。”

And don't give in when you can't! see!

就算看不见了！也别认输！

For I could stand very little, and see not at all (having pommelled the school pump for the last twenty seconds), when Conway retired from the field.

因为康威退场时，我几乎站不住，也完全看不见了（最后二十秒我一直在猛捶学校的水泵）。

Convinced of my error, I accepted his congratulations, with those of the other boys, blandly and blindly.

意识到自己弄错了，我便和其他男孩的祝贺一起，平静而茫然地接受了他的祝贺。

I remember that Binny Wallace wanted to give me his silver pencil-case.

我记得宾尼·华莱士想把他的银笔盒送给我。

The gentle soul had stood throughout the contest with his face turned to the fence, suffering untold agony.

那个温柔的孩子在整场打斗中一直面朝篱笆站着，承受着难以言喻的煎熬。

A good wash at the pump, and a cold key applied to my eye, refreshed me amazingly.

在水泵边好好洗了一把，再用一把冰凉的钥匙敷在眼睛上，我顿时精神大振。

Escorted by two or three of the schoolfellows, I walked home through the pleasant autumn twilight, battered but triumphant.

在两三个同学的护送下，我在宜人的秋日暮色中走回家，虽遍体鳞伤，却得意洋洋。