| 1. | Mr. hatch had suspected mr. thompson's thoughts . 哈奇先生猜到了汤普生先生的内心活动。 |
| 2. | In all, mr. thompson had no grounds for complaint . 总之,汤普生先生是没有什么好抱怨的。 |
| 3. | Mr. thompaon saw nothing to laugh at, for once . 汤普生先生头一遭觉得根本没有什么好笑的。 |
| 4. | Mrs. thompson was always looking for shade to save her eyes . 汤普生太太总是找幽暗的地方,以保护自己的眼睛。 |
| 5. | Mr. thompson jumped up as if he had remembered important business . 汤普生先生跳了起来,好象他记起了什么重要事情似的。 |
| 6. | Sometimes mr. thompson felt a little contemptuous of mr. helton's ways . 有时候,汤普生先生有点瞧不起希尔顿先生的作风。 |
| 7. | The sound of the swinging churn rocked mrs. thompson first into a gentle doze . 搅乳器晃动的声音首先使得汤普生太太微微打盹。 |
| 8. | The idea of drinking any kind of liquor in this heat made mr. thompson dizzy . 一想起在这样热的天气里喝任何一种烈酒,汤普生先生就觉得昏昏然。 |
| 9. | Mr. thompson waited a long time for the man to say something more, but he had gone into a brown study . 汤普生先生等了很久,想让他再说几句话,可是这个人陷入了沉思。 |
| 10. | "well, now," said mr. thompson in his most carrying voice, "i guess we'd better talk turkey. " “那好吧,”汤普生先生用他最动人的声音说,“我看我们还是开门见山的好。” |