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  1. In it Mathieu Marais, the chronicler, laments his ________(命运/生活状况); he says he has been cast into hell to languish without succor and without hope.

  2. “And like them you have been beholding mankind and all creation with new eyes, since the gates of this city closed on you and on the pestilence. Now, at last, you know the hour has struck to ________(思考问题) to ________(根本上/总体上) things.”

  3. Many of you are wondering, I know, what I am ________(渐渐引入).

  4. He told them that after having made it clear that this plague came from God for the punishment of their sins, he would not have recourse, in concluding, to an eloquence that, considering the tragic nature of the occasion, would be ________(不协调/不一致).

  5. No man should ________(力图做某事) ________(迫使上帝提前行动/或公开其所作所为) or to hurry on the appointed hour, and from a practice that aims at speeding up the order of events which God has ordained unalterably from all time, it is but a step to heresy.

  6. Much of it is ________(与...不相容/有悖于) our more enlightened spirits, and yet it gives us a glimpse of the radiant eternal light which glows, a small still flame, in the dark core of human suffering.

  7. He ________(存一线希望/抱着万分之一的希望) that, despite all the horrors of these dark days, despite the groans of men and women in agony, our fellow citizens would offer up to heaven that one prayer which is truly Christian, a prayer of love.

  8. The pungency of burning wax, coughs, a stifled sneeze, rose toward Father Paneloux, who, ________(回到某事/继续做某事) his exordium with a subtlety that was much appreciated, went on in a calm, almost matter-of-fact voice.