英语翻译伊莎贝拉发现她的紫苏花丢了,悲痛欲绝.她到处寻找,到处打听,看到什么向什么,看到石头问石头,看到树木问树木,看到

Isabella found her basil flowers lost, distraught。 She hunted for, ask around, see what to what, ask to see stones stones, trees and asked to see the trees, seeing people, she was always bitter towards their first smile, and then ask them if they took her basil hid。 Sometimes, she pulled the pedestrian's clothes asked: "Why are you so cruel, stole my basil pot!" She has been so discovered, until the whispering of the north wind blew out the light in her life, and she It sounds dreary, but still a long time to linger over the city of Florence - "Cruel ah! who actually stole my basil pot!" This is a tear-jerking love story, the prototype is Boccaccio's "Decameron" in the fourth day of the fifth story。 Keats in the rewrite, the made some changes and additions, adding a number of vivid detail, greatly strengthening the ideological and appeal of the story