有一次,法国雕塑家罗丹请奥地利作家斯蒂芬·茨威格到他家去作客。饭后,主人带客人参观工作室。他们来到刚完成的一座雕像前,掀开湿布,这是一座女像。它的完美使茨威格不禁发出惊叫。但是罗丹沉吟片刻之后说:“肩膀还有些毛病……等我一会儿。”于是他拿起抹刀修改起来。茨威格只见他一会儿上前,一会儿退后,嘴里念念有词,眼睛里闪出异样的光彩。地板在他脚下吱格吱格发响。一刻钟,半小时过去了,罗丹的动作越来越紧张,似乎有点生气。他象是喝醉了酒,行动也越来越迅速了。最后,他的手迟疑一会儿之后停了下 Once, the French sculptor Rodin invited Austrian writer Stephen Zweig to his house for a treat. After dinner, the owner with guests to visit the studio. They came to a statue just finished, opened the wet cloth, this is a portrait. It’s perfect that Zwewe could not help but exclaim. But Rodin thought for a moment and said: “There’s something wrong with the shoulder ... wait for me.” So he picked up the spatula to revise it. Zweig only saw him move forward for a moment, then retreated, his mouth remembered, his eyes flashing a strange luster. The floor squeaked under his feet. A quarter of an hour, half an hour has passed, Rodin’s movements more and more nervous, it seems a bit angry. He is drunk and moves faster and faster. Finally, his hand paused after a moment’s hesitation