美国
他们带来了许多漂亮的贝壳`They brought along with them a great many beautiful shells (1921) by Virginia Frances Sterrett
美国
他们走到一边`They walked side by side during the rest of the evening (1920) by side during the rest of the evening by Virginia Frances Sterrett
美国
;他们是怎样追赶那二十头骡子的，又是怎样把他们的皮扎得干干净净的;`And how they chased those twenty mules, and punchured well their hide! (1904) by Peter Newell
英国
他们向她道谢并道别，然后她继续她的旅程`They thanked her and said good~bye, and she went on her journey (1927) by Arthur Rackham
法国
他们一看到美就开始尖叫和喋喋不休。`These no sooner saw Beauty than they began to scream and chatter. (1910) by Edmund Dulac
法国
它们一直生长到只看到城堡塔楼的顶部`They grew until nothing but the tops of the castle towers could be seen (1910) by Edmund Dulac
英国
他们飞走了，飞过木料和石头，速度之快使他的头发在风中呼啸`Away they flew over stock and stone, at such a pace that his hair whistled in the wind (1920) by Arthur Rackham
美国
拯救土地上的产品。多吃鱼——它们自己吃`Save the products of the land. Eat more fish — they feed themselves (1918) by Charles Livingston Bull
美国
猿猴“天哪！真是虚荣！她们跳舞！她们是疯女人！”第一幕，第二幕，雅典的丁满`Apemantus; “Hoy~day! what a sweep of vanity comes this way! They dance! They are mad women!” – Act I, Scene II, Timon of Athens (1994) by Edwin Austin Abbey
美国
两位老人当他们试图在火前取暖时，约翰的手一起颤抖`The two old mens hands shook together as they tried to warm themselves before the fire (1901) by Maud Hunt Squire
