Binny [Very drunk--rising.] That's right, Mr. Coyle, make as much noise as you like, you are in the cellars of Trenchard Manor, Mr. Coyle. Coyle, bless you, Mr. Coyle. Coyle, why his hit Mr. Coyle, I am sitting at the present time, in this present distinguished company? I will tell you, Mr.英文原著 · 《Our American Cousin》
"Coyote said: 'Keep still, you big baby. Quit kicking about so. You are splashing mud in my eyes. How can I see with my eyes full of mud? Tell me that. I am going to try to help you out of your trouble.' He tried but OLD-man insulted Coyote. and called him a name that is not good, so the Coyote said, 'Well, stay there,' and went away.英文原著 · 《Indian Why Stories》
"On down the river the Unlucky-one travelled and the sun was low in the west on the fourth day, when he saw the Coyote on a hillside near by. After looking at Coyote for a long time, the young-man commenced to sing the song the old woman had taught him. When he had finished the singing, the Coyote came up close and asked:英文原著 · 《Indian Why Stories》
"Away went the Coyote to beg for meat, and while he was gone the young-man bathed his tired feet in a cool creek. Soon the Coyote came back with meat, and young-man built a fire and ate some of it, even before it was warm, for he was starving. When he had finished the Coyote said:英文原著 · 《Indian Why Stories》
Coyle Yes, Florence marries Richard Coyle. Richard Coyle steps into Sir Edward's estates. There, you dog, will not that be a rare revenge. So follow me with those papers. [Crosses to L.] And now to lay the mine that will topple over the pride of the Trenchards. [Exit L.英文原著 · 《Our American Cousin》
The making of the principall forraine Coyne, currant in England. The binding of Merchants to bring in Bullion. The prohibition to pay Gold to Merchant Strangers. The prohibition to take Gaine upon Coyne. The Bullion delivered in the Minte by weight, to be restored in Coyne by Tale. The inhauncing of Gold, and undervaluing of Silver. The punishment of the Transporters of money, by great Fines in the Star-chamber. The prohibition by Acts of Parliament, to make exchange for money by Bills for forraine parts without the Kings Licence.英文原著 · 《The Maintenance of Free Trade》
Or she can be coy and flirtatious, descending from en pointe with grace Or she can be coy and flirtatious, descending from en pointe with grace演讲 · 《Whats the point(e) of ballet ~ Ming Luke》