Two sokemen, men of Edith the Fair 2/3 A sokeman, man of Abp Stigand 1 1/3 A sokeman, man of Robert Wimarc's son 1 1/3 A sokeman, man of the King 2/3 A sokeman, man of Earl AElfgar 1 1/3 A sokeman, man of Earl Waltheof 3 A sokeman, man of the King 1/3 Sigar, a man of AEsgar the Staller 1 1/3 Turbert, a man of Edith the Fair 3 1/4 5 Achil, a man of Earl Harold 1 A sokeman of the King 1 St. Mary of Chatteris 1/3 St. Mary of Chatteris 1/4英文原著 · 《Domesday Book and Beyond》
WHY THE CURLEW S BILL IS LONG AND CROOKED OLD-MAN REMARKS THE WORLD WHY BLACKFEET NEVER KILL MICE HOW THE OTTER SKIN BECAME GREAT MEDICINE OLD-MAN STEALS THE SUN'S LEGGINGS OLD-MAN AND HIS CONSCIENCE OLD-MAN'S TREACHERY WHY THE NIGHT-HAWK'S WINGS ARE BEAUTIFUL WHY THE MOUNTAIN-LION IS LONG AND LEAN THE FIRE-LEGGINGS THE MOON AND THE GREAT SNAKE WHY THE DEER HAS NO GALL WHY INDIANS WHIP THE BUFFALO-BERRIES FROM THE BUSHES OLD-MAN AND THE FOX WHY THE BIRCH-TREE WEARS THE SLASHES IN ITS BARK MISTAKES OF OLD-MAN HOW THE MAN FOUND HIS MATE DREAMS RETROSPECTION英文原著 · 《Indian Why Stories》
That brought a chuckle from Mr. Genesis. ``Jes' listen!'' he exclaimed. ``Young man think he ain' nev' goin' be ole man. Else he think, `Dat ole man what I'm goin' to be, dat ain' goin' be me 'tall--dat goin' be somebody else! What I caih 'bout dat ole man? I ain't a-goin' take caih o' no teef fer HIM!' Yes, suh, an' den when he GIT to be ole man, he say, `What become o' dat young man I yoosta be? Where is dat young man agone to?英文原著 · 《Seventeen》
We think of a wicked man as vigilant. We can't think of a wicked man who is honestly and sincerely dreamy, because we daren't think of a wicked man alone with himself. An absentminded man means a good-natured man. It means a man who, if he happens to see you, will apologise. But how will you bear an absentminded man who, if he happens to see you, will kill you? That is what tries the nerves, abstraction combined with cruelty. Men have felt it sometimes when they went through wild forests, and felt that the animals there were at once innocent and pitiless. They might ignore or slay.英文原著 · 《The Man Who Was Thursday》
thy domestics? thy servants? Is it so with thee, that hitherto thou hast neither by word or deed wronged any of them? Remember withal through how many things thou hast already passed, and how many thou hast been able to endure; so that now the legend of thy life is full, and thy charge is accomplished. Again, how many truly good things have certainly by thee been discerned? how many pleasures, how many pains hast thou passed over with contempt? how many things eternally glorious hast thou despised? towards how many perverse unreasonable men hast thou carried thyself kindly, and discreetly?英文原著 · 《The Meditations》
Have your temper, your tongue, your eyes, your ears, and all your members in control. And then you will escape many a rent and many a rag; many a seam and many a patch; many a soil and many a stain. And then also you will be found walking abroad in comeliness and at liberty, while others, less careful, are at home mending and washing and ironing because they went without a girdle when you girt up your garments well off the ground. Wherefore always gird well up the loins of your mind.英文原著 · 《Bunyan Characters-3》
If Batman were bitten by a radioactive Man-Bat, And then fought crime disguised as Man-Bat, Would he be Man-Bat-Man-Bat-Man Or simply Man-Bat-Man-Bat-Batman?美剧 · 《The Big Bang Theory》