True, he says, he did them no hurt; but did he do them good? To do no hurt, is one thing; and to do good, is another; and it is possible for a man to do neither hurt nor good to his neighbour. What then, is he a righteous man because he hath done him no hurt? No, verily; unless, to his power, he hath also done him good.英文原著 · 《The Pharisee And The Publican》
"Carley, you can't be hurt--really!" he was ejaculating, in eager hope. "It was some spill. But you lit on the sand and slid. You can't be hurt."
The look of his eyes, the tone of his voice, the feel of his hands were such that Carley chose for a moment to pretend to be very badly hurt indeed. It was worth taking a header to get so much from Glenn Kilbourne. But she believed she had suffered no more than a severe bruising and scraping. "Glenn--dear, " she whispered, very low and very eloquently. "I think--my back--is broken.英文原著 · 《The Call of the Canyon》
"I wonder if Sarah's feelings will be hurt." "It is much better for feelings to be hurt than stomachs," declared Dr. Trumbull, "but Sarah's feelings will not be hurt. I know her. She is a wiry woman. Give her a knock and she springs back into place. Don't worry about her, Daniel." When Daniel went home that night he carried a juicy steak, and he cooked it, and he and little Dan'1 had a square meal. Sarah refused the steak with a slight air of hauteur, but she behaved very well. When she set away her untasted layer-cakes and pies and cookies, she eyed them somewhat anxiously.英文原著 · 《The Copy-Cat》
"A dozen times," nodded Hawkins. "They always was a lavish lot. I met death in all its most horrid forms. First they stabbed me, then they shot me, then they clubbed me, and so on, endin' up with a lynchin'--but I didn't mind much after the first, which hurt a bit. But now that I'm here I'm glad it happened. This life is sort of less responsible than that other. You can't hurt a ghost by shooting him, because there ain't nothing to hurt, an' I must say I like bein' a mere vision what everybody can see through."英文原著 · 《The Pursuit of the House-Boat》
"Do you think Madame Barras has been hurt?" "Hurt!" he repeated. "How should Madame Barras be hurt?" "In the robbery," I said. "Robbery!" and he repeated that word. "There has been no robbery!" I replied in some astonishment. "Really, Sir Henry! You but now assured me that I would remember this night's robbery." The drawl got back into his voice. "Ah, yes," he said, "quite so. You will remember it." The man was clearly, it seemed to me, so engrossed with the mystery that it was idle to interrogate him.英文原著 · 《The Sleuth of St. James Street》
The quiet had come upon me when the mist had begun to creep about and inclose us. I liked it. I liked the sense of being shut in by the soft whiteness I had so often watched from my nursery window in the castle. "People might be walking about," I said to Angus when he lifted me from Sheltie's back. "We couldn't see them. They might be walking."
"Nothing that would hurt ye, bairnie," he answered. "No, they wouldn't hurt me," I said. I had never been afraid that anything on the moor would hurt me.英文原著 · 《The White People》
Jellyfish sting. Ow, it hurts, it hurts, it hurts.美剧 · 《Friends》