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I saw that for thirty years before I saw it. Did you ever notice how long you have to see most things before you see them? I saw that when I played marbles. The big marbles would shake to the top of my pocket and the little ones would rattle down to the bottom. You children try that tomorrow. Do not wait thirty years to learn that the big ones shake up and the little ones shake down. Put some big ones and some little things of about the same density in a box or other container and shake them. You will see the larger things shake upward and the smaller shake downward.英文原著 · 《The University of Hard Knocks》
We have it in our hands to decide our destiny as we grow or refuse to grow. We shake down if we become small; we shake up if we become great. And when we have reached the place our size determines, we stay there so long as we stay that size. If we wish to change our place, we must first change our size. If we wish to go down, we must grow smaller and we shall shake down. If we wish to go up, we must grow greater, and we shall shake up. Each person is doing one of three things consciously or unconsciously. He is holding his place.英文原著 · 《The University of Hard Knocks》
Of the nineteen important men charged with the government of the town, thirteen had to "make their mark" in attesting important documents, because they could not write their names. Of the first eighteen years of his life NOTHING is known. They are a blank. On the 27th of November (1582) William Shakespeare took out a license to marry Anne Whateley. Next day William Shakespeare took out a license to marry Anne Hathaway. She was eight years his senior. William Shakespeare married Anne Hathaway. In a hurry.英文原著 · 《Is Shakespeare Dead》
"Shakespeare!" she cried out, "the very thing. Everybody has heard of Shakespeare, more or less, and I expect he'd get on with everybody, and wouldn't feel offended if I asked Alfred Austin or some other poet to meet him. Can you get me Shakespeare?"英文原著 · 《Orpheus in Mayfair and Other》
"Shakespeare understood love," said Lady Herman, in a loud voice; "he knew how a man makes love to a woman. If Richard III. had made love to me as Shakespeare describes him doing it, I'm not sure that I could have resisted him. But the finest of all Shakespeare's men is Othello. That's a real man. Desdemona was a fool. It's not wonderful that Othello didn't see through Iago; but Desdemona ought to have seen through him. The stupidest woman can see through a clever man like him; but, of course, Othello was a fool too."英文原著 · 《Orpheus in Mayfair and Other》
Shakespear's was evidently an uneducated mind, both in the freshness of his imagination and in the variety of his views; as Milton's was scholastic, in the texture both of his thoughts and feelings. Shakespear had not been accustomed to write themes at school in favour of virtue or against vice. To this we owe the unaffected but healthy tone of his dramatic morality. If we wish to know the force of human genius we should read Shakespear. If we wish to see the insignificance of human learning we may study his commentators.英文原著 · 《Table-Talk, Essays on Men and Manners》
- Has your girlfriend got the butt? - Hell, yeah - So shake it - Shake it - Shake it - Shake it Shake that nasty butt Baby got back One more time from the top!美剧 · 《Friends》
Okay, I didn't find any drugs at this time in your vehicle, but I did find shake, marijuana shake, - under your front seat. -What?!美剧 · 《The Good Wife》