“Hurrah for Anarchy!” said Fischer, his voice ringing out strong and
clear.
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“Horay untuk anarki!” kata Fischer, ucapannya berbunyi dengan
kerasnya.
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“Hurrah for Anarchy!” echoed Engel still more loudly.
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“Horay untuk
anarki!”, ucap Engel dengan sangat keras.
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There was a second’s pause. The four Anarchists were completely
concealed in their shrouds and hoods. A Deputy Sheriff was tying the last
fastening in Parson’s shroud; the others were ready.
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Ada jeda waktu
beberapa detik. Empat orang anarkhis tersembunyi dalam kejahatan. Wakil
kepala polisi sedang mengikatkan jubbah Parson; yang lainnya sudah siap juga.
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“This is the happiest moment of my life!” exclaimed Fischer.
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“Ini merupakan
momen yang paling menyenangkan dalam hidup saya!” seru Fischer.
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Then Parson’s voice was heard. His voice was firm and strong. “Shall I
be allowed to speak?” he said. “O, men of America—“
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Kemudian
ucapan keras Parson terdengar. “Akankah saya diijinkan untuk bicara?” kata
dia. “Hai, orang-orang Amerika---“
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The Deputy Sheriff behind Parsons stepped back, leaving the trap clear.
The movement interrupted what Parsons was about to say.
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Wakil kepala
polisi yang ada di belakang Parson mundur, membiarkan perangkap tersebut. Gerak-geriknya
mengganggu apa yang akan diucapkan Parson.
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“Let me speak, Sheriff Matson,” he said loudly and firmly, and in tones
half appealing and half interrogative. Then, his voice rising still higher as
though beginning an emphatic speech: “Let the voice people be heard—“
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“Biarkan saya
berbicara, Sheriff Matson,” ucap dia dengan keras, dan isi ucapanya sedikit
memohon dan bertanya. Lalu, ucapannya menjadi lebih keras seolah-olah sedang berpidato:
“Biarkan ucapan orang-orang tersebut terdengar---“
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The drop fell. It seemed as though Parson’s last word was cut in two by
the downward plunge of trap on which he and his companions stood. The four
bodies swung in the air. Ten minutes later the doctors formally pronounced
life extinct. . . .
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Kemerosotan.
Terlihat seolah-olah kata-kata terakhir Parson terbagi dua oleh loncatan
jebakan ke bawah yang diperjuangkan oleh dia bersama kerabatnya. Empat mayat
tersebut terombang-ambing dalam air. Sepuluh menit kemudian, para dokter
mengatakan bahwa mereka telah tewas.
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Source
Language (SL)
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Target
Language (TL)
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The Date: November 11, 1887
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Tanggal: 11 November 1887
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The Place: The gallows of Cook County Jail, Chicago,
Illinois
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Tempat: Tiang hukuman gantung
Penjara di kawasan Cook, Chicago, Illinois
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The scene: Four men have just been hung by the neck until
dead.
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Perihal: Empat orang pria dihukum
gantung.
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August Spies, Albert R. Parsons, George Engel, and Adolph Fischer were
hanged on the gallows in Cook County Jail. . . . They met death bravely and
fearlessly; they were defiant to the end; as Infidels and Anarchists they died. . . . There were no speeches from
gallows; the Sheriff would not permit speechmaking. The few remarks made were
made during the last twenty seconds of the final preparations—the twenty
seconds preceding the springing of the trap.
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August Spies, Albert R. Parsons,
George Engel, dan Adolph Fischer dihukum gantung di penjara kawasan Cook. . .
. Mereka berani dan tidak takut mati; mereka menentang kematian; sebagai
orang-orang yang kafir dan anarkis, akhirnya mereka meninggal. Tidak ada
ucapan terakhir sebelum mereka dihukum gantung; kepala polisi tidak mengijinkan pidato. Sebagian kata diucapkan
selama persiapan akhir yang keduapuluh dua—yang keduapuluh duamendahului---
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“Our silence,” said Spies, his voice muffled with the hood drawn over
his head and his tones somewhat timid and hard to hear, “our silence will be
more powerful than the voices they are going to strangle today.”
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“Diamnya
kami,” kata Spies, ucapannya bersama penjahat tersebut mereda--, dan
ucapannya seperti ketakutan, “diamnya kami akan menjadi lebih kuat daripada
ucapan yang dilontarkan hari ini.”
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