'Good-mornin'!' said Dean, smiling as he pulled up beside us. 'Nice pleasant mornin'!' said Uncle Eb, as he cast a glance into the sky. 'What ye standin' here for?' Dean asked. Uncle Eb expectorated thoughtfullyy. 'Jest a 1ookin' at the scenery,' said he. 'Purty country, right here! AIwus liked it.'
'Nice lookin' hoss ye got there,' said Dean. 'Grand hoss!' said Uncle Eb, surveymg him proudly.英文原著 · 《Eben Holden》
Looking back I saw her jumping up and down a long way behind us and Dean whipping her. Uncle Eb, his hands over the dasher, had pulled down to a trot Ahead of us we could see our folks - men and women - at the gate looking down the road at us waving hats and handkerchieis. They had heard the noise of the battle. Uncle Eb let up on the reins and looked back snorting with amusement. In a moment we pulled up at our gate. Dean came along slowly. 'Thet's a putty good mare,' said Uncle Eb. 'Yer welcome to her,' said Dean sullenly.英文原著 · 《Eben Holden》
On Tuesday morning we were invited by Dr. Buckland, the Dean of Westminster, to go to his house, and from thence to the Abbey, to witness the funeral of the Duke of Northumberland. The Dean, who has control of everything in the Abbey, issued tickets to several hundred persons to go and witness the funeral, but only Lord Northampton's family, the Bunsens (the Prussian Minister), and ourselves, went to his house, and into the Dean's little gallery.英文原著 · 《Letters from England》
Won't you fill your glass?' Mr Crawley passed the bottle, but would not fill the glass. Then the dean, looking up slyly, saw the vexation written in the archdeacon's face. The parson whom the archdeacon feared most of all was the parson who wouldn't fill his glass. Then the subject was changed. 'I'm told that the bishop has at last made his reappearance on his throne,' said the archdeacon. 'He was in the cathedral last Sunday,' said the dean. 'Does he ever mean to preach again?' 'He never did preach very often,' said the dean. 'A great deal too often, from all people say,' said the archdeacon.英文原著 · 《The Last Chronicle of Barset》
Eh, my boy?"
During the lunch hour try as they would they could not get away from the war. Dean was so completely obsessed with the subject that he could not divert his mind to anything else for any length of time. "I cannot help it," he said at length. "All my switches run the same way."
They had almost finished when Professor Schaefer came into the dining hall, spied them and hastened over to them. "Here's this German beast," said Dean. "Steady, Dean. We do business with him," said his father. "All right, Father," replied the boy.英文原著 · 《The Major》
Now there is nothing whatever wrong about being a Dean; nor is there anything wrong about being gloomy. The only question is what dark but sincere motives have made you gloomy. What dark but sincere motives have made you a Dean. Now the address of Dr. Inge which gained him this erroneous title was mostly concerned with a defence of the modern capitalists against the modern strikers, from whose protest he appeared to anticipate appalling results. Now if we look at the facts about that gentleman's depression and also about his Deanery, we shall find a very curious state of things.英文原著 · 《A Miscellany of Men》
'Cause I miss Rake every day. just as my beautiful wife, Lara, misses her heroic brother Dean.美剧 · 《Billions》