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George Talboys took the fishing-rod, while Robert stretched himself at full length on a railway rug, and balancing his hat upon his nose as a screen from the sunshine, fell fast asleep.

乔治·托尔博伊斯拿着钓竿钓鱼，而罗伯特伸展四肢躺在一条旅行毛毯上，把帽子盖在鼻子上挡住阳光，很快便睡熟了。

Morgenes stooped to put his flagon down, and as he did so something gold and shining fell out of the collar of his gray robe, tumbling down to dangle swinging on its chain.

Morgenes弯腰放下酒壶，这时候，他灰色袍子的领口，有什么金色的闪光的东西掉了出来，跌下去，坠在挂着它的项链上面，摇摆着。

"No!"This is the last word Snow said, then fell down unconsciousness on the ground which covered with a lots of snow flake, white snow flake.

"不要！"这是雪说出的最后一句话，然后便晕倒在了地上，倒在了那布满雪花的地上，那只有白色的雪地上。

He took one step forward and fell flat on his back.

可是当他向前迈出第一步，立即摔倒了。

On August 1, 1869, a three-minute shower[2] of flesh and blood fell from the sky onto the farm of J.

1869年8月1日，加利福尼亚Los Nietos镇上J。 Hudson庄园，漫天的腥风血雨持续了三分钟。

And from then on, I found that I fell in love with her deeply.

从那时起，我发现我深深的爱上了她。

I was loath to spend our last Shot too hastily; so I call'd my Servant, not my Man Friday, for he was better employ'd; for with the greatest Dexterity imaginable, he had charg'd my Fusee, and his own, while we were engag'd; but as I said, I call'd my other Man, and giving him a Horn of Powder, I bad him lay a Train, all along the Piece of Timber, and let it be a large Train; he did so, and had but just Time to get away, when the Wolves came up to it, and some were got up upon it; when I snapping an uncharg'd Pistol, close to the Powder, set it on fire; those that were upon the Timber were scorcht with it, and six or seven of them fell, or rather jump'd in among us, with the Force and Fright of the Fire; we dispatch'd these in an Instant, and the rest were so frighted with the Light, which the Night, for it was now very near Dark, made more terrible, that they drew back a little.

我不愿匆匆放完最后一排枪，就叫来了自己的仆人。我没有叫星期五，而是叫了我新雇的那个水手。星期五有更重要的任务要完成。在我们开火的时候，他以惊人的速度给我和他自己的枪装弹药。所以我说，我叫的是新雇的仆人。我给了他一角火药，命令他沿着那根长木头把火药撒下去，撒成一条宽宽长长的火药线。他照着办了。他刚转身回来，狼群就冲了过来，有几只甚至已冲上了那根长木。我立即抓起一支没有放过的手枪，贴近火药线开了一枪，使火药燃烧起来。冲上木料的几只狼给烧伤了；其中有六、七只由于火光的威力和惊恐，竟连跌带跳地落入我们中间。我们立即把它们解决了。其他的狼被火光吓得半死，加上这时天已黑下来，火光看起来就更可怕了，这才使那些狼后退了几步。

Gallego could only watch as his long trek came up two measly 9balls short, Souquet making five balls on the last break and sealing the deal 11-9 while Gallego rested his weary feet in the chair, fire in his eyes as the last ball fell and placed him in a tie for fifth.

加列戈只可观赏，作为他的跋涉来到了两个measly 9balls总之，苏凯，使5球，上一次突破和密封处理的同时，加列戈11月9日休息，他疲惫的脚在主持会议，消防在他眼中作为最后球落在和放在他在并列第五。

"I'll gee-up your horses for you," said Big Claus; and seizing a hammer, he struck the one horse of Little Claus on the head, and he fell dead instantly.

"我可要在你的马儿身上"使劲"一下了。"大克劳斯说，於是他就拿起一个拴马桩，在小克劳斯唯一的马儿头上打了一下。这牲口倒下来，立刻就死了。

I fell and get myself injured, but not on my head.

我跌倒并让自己受伤，但不能在我的脑袋。

We have no common name for a mime of Sophron or Xenarchus and a Socratic Conversation; and we should still be without one even if the imitation in the two instances were in trimeters or elegiacs or some other kind of verse--though it is the way with people to tack on 'poet' to the name of a metre, and talk of elegiac-poets and epic-poets, thinking that they call them poets not by reason of the imitative nature of their work, but indiscriminately by reason of the metre they write in.

索夫农 、森那库斯和苏格拉底式的对话采用的模仿没有一个公共的名称；三音步诗、挽歌体或其他类型的诗的模仿也没有——人们把&诗人&这一名词和格律名称结合到一起，称之为挽歌体诗人或者史诗诗人，他们被称为诗人，似乎只是因为遵守格律写作，而非他们作品的模仿本质。

The relationship between communicative competence and grammar teaching should be that of the ends and the means.

交际能力和语法的关系应该是目标与途径的关系。