'But you are not English,'said the wood-sawyer,'though you wear English dress?'

The sole person I wanted to see is Scott.

我唯一要见的人就是斯科特.

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Scott and Kara are standing in their new store.

史考特和卡拉正站在新店里.

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Sebastian Well I think people decide that when they see my films.

Sebastian:我觉得大家看了我的电影会有决定.

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It needs a very strong faith to stand entirely alone and Sebastian's isn't strong.

要完全独立自主的话,那就需要有很坚强的信仰,而塞巴斯蒂安的信仰可并不坚强.

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Sebastian's nanny was seated at the open window.

塞巴斯蒂安的保姆坐在敞开的窗口旁.

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We mustn't blame Sebastian if at times he seems a little insipid.

如果塞巴斯蒂安有时好象缺乏一点生气,我们千万不要骂他.

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It was repugnant to me to talk about Sebastian to Mr. Samgrass.

和桑格拉斯先生谈论塞巴斯蒂安是非常令我反感的.

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I told her I had looked through it in Sebastian's rooms.

我告诉她我在塞巴斯蒂安的房间里浏览过.

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President Theodore Roosevelt officially adopted the term in 1902.

西奥朵.罗斯福总统在1902年正式采用这个名称.

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That, too, was one of the secrets of Theodore Roosevelt's astonishing popularity.

老罗斯福总统有惊人的成就,受到人们的欢迎,这也是他成功的秘诀之一.

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But in 1901 President Theodore Roosevelt made it official: The White House.

1901年西奥多·罗斯福把这座建筑正式命名为“白宫”.

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Theodore Racksole disappeared without any word.

西奥多,拉克索尔二话不说,拔腿就走.

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Theodore White's questions were now more relevant than ever.

白修德所提出的问题比以前更有现实意义了.

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Walden liked a man who could shoot straight.

沃尔登喜欢坦率正直的人.

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Walden felt a surge of pity for him.

沃尔登对他十分同情.

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Walden did not like to be pushed.

沃尔登极讨厌别人催促他.

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Walden put on a dubious face.

沃尔登脸上现出一副犹豫不决的神色.

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Suddenly Walden realised that he was enjoying himself.

沃尔登突然感到十分高兴.

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Walden opened his mouth to speak then closed it abruptly.

沃尔登刚要开口说话又立即闭上了嘴巴.

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Walden gave a thin smile: he preferred not to be reminded.

沃尔登淡淡一笑,他不想叫人提起那回事.

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