1. I never saw him wear but one kind of
necktie, and he believes in cuff-holders and button-shoes.
2.and he believes that as soon as Pittsburgh makes smoke-consumers
compulsory, St. Peter will come down and sit at the foot of
Smithfield Street, and let somebody else attend to the gate up in the branch heaven.
3.During my acquaintance with him in the City of Diurnal Night I had never known his views on life, romance, literature, and ethics.
4. Sometimes this
going-away masher is a Washington newspaper correspondent, and sometimes he is a Van Something from New York,
5."Well, you know how it runs on, if you ve read any of 'em--he slaps
the king's Swiss body-guards around like everything whenever they get in his way.
6.This scene is what runs the best-seller into the twenty-
ninth edition before the publisher has had time to draw a check for the advance royalties.
7.Well, I never was up to the flirtation business,
either handkerchief, automobile, postage-stamp, or door-step, and she
wasn't the kind to start anything.
8. I kept on looking out of the side doors of my eyes,
and finally the proposition got out of the Pullman class into a case
of a cottage with a lawn and vines running over the porch.
9.anyhow. I'd better go back to the village and get
posted by the postmaster, or drug the druggist for some information.
这是出自一 本小说，谢谢了。
如有任何疑问，给我留言。。谢谢了。
楼下的筒子，谢谢你们了，可是你们的答案都不是我想要的。那种是从网上直译的，我不能采用，很抱歉。