" Certainly, Mr. Cavendish, we are here to arrive at the truth of this matter, and welcome anything that may lead to further elucidation" .
“当然,卡文迪什先生,我们来这里是为了弄清这件事的真相,欢迎任何可能导致进一步阐明的事情”。
红与黑(一)
The young tutor and his timid mistress would soon have found the elucidation of their position in three or four novels, and even in the couplets of the Gymnase Theatre.
The second question, relating to Bochkova, after many arguments and elucidations, was answered " Not guilty, " because there was no clear proof that she participated in the poisoning — a fact on which her lawyer put much stress.
No observation being offered by anybody in elucidation of this enigma, the shepherd's wife once more called for a song. The same obstacles presented themselves as at the former time—one had no voice, another had forgotten the first verse.
The Elucidation is an anonymous Old French poem of the early 13th century, which was written to serve as a prologue to Chrétien de Troyes' Perceval, le Conte du Graal. The poem counts 484 lines and cites one Master Blihis as a source for its contents.