"For thilke* ground, that bears the weedes wick' *that same Bears eke the wholesome herbes, and full oft Next to the foule nettle, rough and thick, The lily waxeth,* white, and smooth, and soft; *grows And next the valley is the hill aloft, And next the darke night is the glad morrow, And also joy is next the fine* of sorrow." *end, border英文原著 · 《The Canterbury Tales》
"General Moses, you are a very old man. You are eighty-five years old and full of honors. We are the committee duly authorized to give you gorgeous burial. The funeral is to be next Thursday. Kindly die."
I see Moses look over his appointments. "Next Thursday? Why, boys, every hour is taken next Thursday. I simply cannot attend my funeral next Thursday."
They cannot bury Moses.英文原著 · 《The University of Hard Knocks》
their "plebe camp." The next is their, "yearling camp." During the next, they are en cong��, and the next and last is their "first-class camp." Of "plebe camp," "yearling camp," and "first-class camp," more anon.英文原著 · 《Henry Ossian Flipper》
He came to his meals the next day, the next, and every succeeding day regularly. Thus were his scruples overcome. His refusing to go to his meals because he had to sit next to me was strongly disapproved by the corps for two reasons, viz., that he ought to be man enough not to thrust on others what he himself disliked; and that as others for two years had had seats by me, he ought not to complain because it now fell to his lot to have one there too.英文原著 · 《Henry Ossian Flipper》
She is an affectionate little thing, and she throws her arms round his neck and kisses him for it, then and there, outside the shop. But the stupid world (in the person of the boy at the cigar emporium next door) jeers at such tokens of love. Whereupon my young friend very properly prepares to punch the head of the boy at the cigar emporium next door; but fails in the attempt, the boy at the cigar emporium next door punching his instead.英文原著 · 《Idle Thoughts of an Idle Fellow》
[1] John Adams attempts to classify the pre-revolutionary orators of New England according to their ardor and influence. "The characters," says he, "the most conspicuous, the most ardent and influential, from 1760 to 1766, were first and foremost, above all and over all, James Otis; next to him was Oxenbridge Thatcher, next to him Samuel Adams; next to him, John Hancock, then Doctor Mayhew."--Works of John Adams, Vol.英文原著 · 《James Otis The Pre-Revolutionist》
He's in a coma." Next day--he rallies, next day--coma, Next day--coma, next day--coma, next day--eye flutter-- Stop. Just stop. Stop.美剧 · 《Modern Family》
Must be a mistake. Must've skipped the "Not." But then they read the next count and the next.美剧 · 《Billions》
Because my mother also believed that I would be next, and she would be next. because my mother also believed that I would be next, and she would be next.演讲 · 《Where does creativity hide ~ Amy Tan》