词汇：stranger
n. 陌生人；外地人；局外人
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- “Did you come from California, or where?” the trail boss asked. He was an old white-mustached man named Johns, suspicious at first. Not many men came walking out of Texas. But July soon persuaded the old man to sell him a horse. It was the worst horse in the remuda, but it was a horse. July gave forty dollars for it. The Johns outfit had no saddle to spare, but they did give him directions. They tried to get him to stay the night with them—they had been on the trail six weeks and a stranger was a welcome novelty.>> Lonesome Dove 孤鸽镇
- “It’s my job,” Augustus said. “I doubt there’s many of them. I just hope Blue Duck is there.” Roscoe could not believe what he was hearing. He felt very scared as it was, and yet this stranger was preparing to ride off by himself.>> Lonesome Dove 孤鸽镇
- “I hate this walking around in the dark,” he added loudly—not that it was much of an observation. It was designed to keep the strangers from getting jumpy.>> Lonesome Dove 孤鸽镇
- This new development put him in a quandary. He was prepared for a good hard walk to the river, carrying a heavy saddle, but if there were strangers around they might be friendly, and he might not have to carry the saddle. Possibly the scout for a cattle herd had stumbled into the little group of hostiles, though the main trail routes lay to the east.>> Lonesome Dove 孤鸽镇
- “There’s got to be water out there,” Call said. “They cross it, and they can’t drink dirt.” “Yes, but they know where it is and we don’t,” Augustus pointed out. “They can kill their horses getting to it—they got more horses. But if we kill ours it’s a dern long walk back to San Antonio.” That afternoon he crossed the Clear Fork of the Brazos and passed a half-built cabin, abandoned and empty. It was a vivid enough reminder of the power of the Comanches—their massacres caused plenty of settlers to retreat while they still had legs to retreat on. Call and he had watched through the Fifties as the line of the frontier advanced only to collapse soon after. The men and women who came up the Trinity and the Brazos were no strangers to hardship—but hardship was one thing, terror another. The land was spacious and theirs for the taking, but land couldn’t cancel out fear—a fact that Call never understood. It annoyed him that the whites gave up and retreated.>> Lonesome Dove 孤鸽镇
- “Bill who?” “Bill,” she repeated. “He gave me to old Sam. I ain’t going with Bill again.”She continued to hide at the approach of strangers, and once in a while Roscoe had to admit that it was well she did.>> Lonesome Dove 孤鸽镇
- Janey was shy of people. She had keen eyesight and would usually see other travelers before Roscoe did. Often when she saw one she disappeared, darting off the trail and hiding in weeds and tall grass until the stranger passed.>> Lonesome Dove 孤鸽镇
- The longer he lay awake, the stranger he felt. He felt he was probably going crazy from all the strain. Of course the stars couldn’t help. They were stars, not mirrors. They couldn’t show Ellie what he was feeling. He dozed for a little while and had a dream that she had come back. They were sitting in the loft of their little cabin and she was smiling at him.>> Lonesome Dove 孤鸽镇
- “This boy looks a little peaked,” Mr. Sedgwick said. “You can leave him with me, if you like. I’ll bring him along slow, fatten him up and teach him about the insect kingdom as we travel. I doubt he’s had much chance to get an education.” July was half tempted. The stranger seemed kindly. On the other hand he wore a sidearm under his coat, so perhaps he wasn’t as kindly as he looked.>> Lonesome Dove 孤鸽镇
- “Ed’s a snake,” Louisa said. “Big rattler. I named him after my uncle, because they’re both lazy. I let Ed stay around because he holds down the rodents. He don’t bother me and I don’t bother him. But he hangs out around to the back, so watch out where you throw down your blanket.” Roscoe did watch. He stepped so gingerly, getting his bedding arranged, that it took him nearly twenty minutes to settle down. Then he couldn’t get the thought of the big snake off his mind. He had never heard of anyone naming a snake before, but then nothing she did accorded with any procedure he was familiar with. The fact that she had mentioned the snake meant that he had little chance of getting to sleep. He had heard that snakes had a habit of crawling in with people, and he definitely didn’t want to be crawled in with. He wrapped his blanket around him tightly to prevent Ed from slipping in, but it was a hot sultry night and he was soon sweating so profusely that he couldn’t sleep anyway. There were plenty of grass and weeds around, and every time anything moved in the grass he imagined it to be the big rattler. The snake might get along with Louisa, but that didn’t mean he would accept strangers.>> Lonesome Dove 孤鸽镇
- “Who did they send you off to catch?” she asked. “Or did they just decide you wasn’t worth your salary and run you out of town?” Roscoe felt aggrieved. Even strangers didn’t seem to think he was worth his salary, and yet in his view he did a fine job of keeping the jail.>> Lonesome Dove 孤鸽镇
- “Well, I ain’t left yet,” she said. “We’re not going till afternoon.” Xavier looked at her once more, and left. His look startled her. It was like the look in her Pa’s eyes, when he died in Baton Rouge. She watched him go down the stairs. He went slowly, as if feeling for each stair. He had scarcely been in her room two minutes, but her shift was wet with his tears. Men were all strange, but Xavier was stranger than many.>> Lonesome Dove 孤鸽镇
- “Dish, we might as well stop,” Jasper said. “We’ll barely get out of debt this year as it is.” “I’ll take a hand,” Lippy said. “I might be rusty but I’m willing.” “Let him play,” Xavier said suddenly. It was a house rule that Lippy was not allowed to gamble. His style was extravagant and his resources meager. Several times his life had been endangered when strangers discovered he had no means of paying them the sums he had just lost.>> Lonesome Dove 孤鸽镇
- What counted was that Lorena, looking prettily flushed, was sitting at a table with Jake Spoon, the coffee-eyed stranger with the pearl-handled pistol. Jake had his hat pushed back on his head and was addressing her, with his eyes at least, as if he had known her for years. There was a single glass of whiskey sitting on the table. From the doorway Dish saw Lorena take a sip out of the glass and then casually hand it to Jake, who took more than a sip.>> Lonesome Dove 孤鸽镇
- I think, yes, it's obviously embarrassing if you're with complete strangers or people you've just recently met.>> Fart: A Documentary Movie Script
- Does it bother you that he split $4 million with a stranger?>> 倾城佳话 It Could Happen to You (1994) Movie Script
- - A complete stranger? Charlie!>> 倾城佳话 It Could Happen to You (1994) Movie Script
- The two men shake hands, and we now realize it is Grant who is the stranger in this household. Little Charlie runs to his father, showing his dinosaur.>> 侏罗纪公园3 Jurassic Park 3 (2001) Movie Script
- SANDRA:
- He’s almost a stranger and I prefer himto you.>> 大鱼 Big Fish (2003) Movie Script
- Beamen’s daughter JENNY (8) hides behind her father, peeringaround to look at the handsome stranger.>> 大鱼 Big Fish (2003) Movie Script
- EXT. SHEEP PEN - DAY Two fat ewes look up, a shadow falling across them. TheyBLEAT in panic as TWO OVERSIZED HANDS reach in and scoop them up. Their protests continue asthey’re carried away, one under each arm. We still haven’t seen the full stranger.>> 大鱼 Big Fish (2003) Movie Script
- WILL (V.O.) The truth is, I didn’t see anything ofmyself in my father, and I don’t thinkhe saw anything of himself in me. We were like strangers who knew each othervery well.>> 大鱼 Big Fish (2003) Movie Script
- Start talking to strangers.>> 心灵点滴 Patch Adams (1998) Movie Script
- This is really not the way two strangers get to know each other in the desert.>> 小王子1974 The Little Prince Movie Script
- Spawn's not a stranger, Mommy.>> 再生侠 Spawn Movie Script