'Twas me as took Mr. Moore's Cup," the boy replied. "I thowt yo' mun ha' done wi' it--I found it all hashed upon the floor."
"You took it--pit up to it, nae doot, by James Moore."
David made a gesture of dissent. "Ay, by James Moore," his father continued. "He dursena come hissel' for his ill-gotten spoils, so he sent the son to rob the father. The coward!"--his whole frame shook with passion. "I'd ha' thocht James Moore'd ha' bin man enough to come himself for what he wanted. I see noo I did him a wrang--I misjudged him.英文原著 · 《Bob Son of Battle》
The matter was concluded peacefully, mainly owing to the pacifying influence of Mrs. Moore. Together the three went out into the yard; Mrs. Moore seizing the opportunity to shyly speak on David's behalf. "lie's such a good little lad, I do think," she was saying. "Ye should ken, Mrs. Moore," the little man answered, a thought bitterly; "ye see enough of him."
"Yo' mun be main proud of un, mester," the woman continued, heedless of the sneer: "an' 'im growin' such a gradely lad."
M'Adam shrugged his shoulders. "I barely ken the lad," he said.英文原著 · 《Bob Son of Battle》
Wullie, keep him aff." Which the great dog proceeded to do amid the laughter of the onlookers. Among the last, James Moore was borne past the little man. At sight of him, M'Adam's face assumed an expression of intense concern. "Man, Moore!" he cried, peering forward as though in alarm; "man, Moore, ye're green--positeevely verdant. Are ye in pain?" Then, catching sight of Owd Bob, he started back in affected horror. "And, ma certes! so's yer dog! Yer dog as was gray is green.英文原著 · 《Bob Son of Battle》
The next morning before nine o'clock we were told that Mr. Rogers, the poet, was downstairs. I could not imagine what had brought him out so early, but found that Moore, the poet, had come to town and would stay but a day, and we must go that very morning and breakfast with him at ten o'clock. We went and found a delightful circle. I sat between Moore and Rogers, who was in his very best humor. Moore is but a wreck, but most a interesting one.英文原著 · 《Letters from England》
But he would not turn into the unkept road that led over the moor to the house. I could neither bribe nor persuade him. There was no alternative but to set out through the mist with my bag on my shoulder. Night was coming on. The moor was a vast wilderness of gorse. The house loomed at the foot of it and beyond the loch that made a sort of estuary for the open sea. Nor was this the only thing. I got the impression as I tramped along that I was not alone on the moor.英文原著 · 《The Sleuth of St. James Street》
"'Na, come here, all of you!' (THERE WERE AMTSRATH KLAUSIUS, BAUINSPECTOR MENZELIUS AND I.) 'Hear now, the tract of moor here to the left must also be reclaimed; and what is to the right too, so far as the moor extends. What kind of wood is there on it?'英文原著 · 《Appendix to History of Friedrich II of Prussia》
That was more than ten years ago, which, even with the breakdown in Moore's Law, is more like 100.美剧 · 《Billions》
Let's just call her "Demi M." And let's say that her first husband was called "Bruce." Talking about Demi Moore?美剧 · 《Bojack Horseman》
Now, on Dr Clarkson's recommendation, I'm sending you up to London to see an eye specialist at Moorfields.美剧 · 《Downton Abbey》
I'm told Bates is working at a public house in Kirby Moorside.美剧 · 《Downton Abbey》