Hearst Castle is on that road so you could stop there.

赫氏古堡就在那条路上，你们可以在那停下。

Thomas lost her job at Hearst and it effectively ended her career.

托马斯丢掉了赫特斯的工作，也结束了自己的职业生涯。

This is something that Hearst's newspapers did a lot of.

这是赫斯特的报纸做了很多的事情。

Hearst said she was a victim of brainwashing. She claimed she was abused by her captors and afraid for her life.

赫斯特说她是被洗脑的受害者。她声称自己被绑匪虐待，害怕被杀死。

Both the Hearst and Pulitzer newspapers started to include sensational stories about the Cuban Insurrection .

赫斯特和普利策的报纸都开始刊登有关古巴起义的耸人听闻的故事。

At his " peak, " at the top point of his career, Hearst owned almost 30 newspapers.

在他的“巅峰”时期，也就是他职业生涯的巅峰时期，赫斯特拥有近 30 家报纸。

There are two other things of people know about Hearst.

关于赫斯特，人们还知道另外两件事。

As his success grew – as he became more successful – Hearst began to buy and operate other newspapers.

随着他的成功越来越大——随着他变得越来越成功——赫斯特开始购买和经营其他报纸。

Well, when Hearst increased his newspaper circulation, he increased the number of people reading his newspaper.

好吧， 当赫斯特增加他的报纸发行量时，他也增加了阅读他的报纸的人数。

Hearst began his " career, " or his life's work, with the newspaper called The San Francisco Examiner.

赫斯特的“职业生涯” ，或者说他一生的工作，始于一份名为《旧金山考官》的报纸。