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From that day forward their life resumed its old channel in general outward aspect.
Perhaps the most remarkable1 feature in their exploit was its comparative effectiveness as an expedient2 for the end designed — that of restoring calm assiduity to the study of astronomy. Swithin took up his old position as the lonely philosopher at the column, and Lady Constantine lapsed3 back to immured4 existence at the house, with apparently5 not a friend in the parish. The enforced narrowness of life which her limited resources necessitated6 was now an additional safeguard against the discovery of her relations with St. Cleeve. Her neighbours seldom troubled her; as much, it must be owned, from a tacit understanding that she was not in a position to return invitations as from any selfish coldness engendered7 by her want of wealth.
At the first meeting of the secretly united pair after their short honeymoon8 they were compelled to behave as strangers to each other. It occurred in the only part of Welland which deserved the name of a village street, and all the labourers were returning to their midday meal, with those of their wives who assisted at outdoor work. Before the eyes of this innocent though quite untrustworthy group, Swithin and his Viviette could only shake hands in passing, though she contrived9 to say to him in an undertone, ‘My brother does not return yet for some time. He has gone to Paris. I will be on the lawn this evening, if you can come.’ It was a fluttered smile that she bestowed10 on him, and there was no doubt that every fibre of her heart vibrated afresh at meeting, with such reserve, one who stood in his close relation to her.
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赠给,授予( bestow的过去式和过去分词 ) | |
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casement
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funereal
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physicist
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n.物理学家,研究物理学的人 | |
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inverting
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v.使倒置,使反转( invert的现在分词 ) | |
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levity
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bishop
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supreme
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hulls
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船体( hull的名词复数 ); 船身; 外壳; 豆荚 | |
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谷粒( kernel的名词复数 ); 仁; 核; 要点 | |
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