The scenario developed while we were touring Glastonbury last year.

这一情景发生在我们去年游览格拉斯顿伯里期间。

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Grass's novels often feature an outlandish character that captivates readers.

格拉斯的小说里常常出现一个吸引读者的古怪人物。

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A new book by Grass is always an event.

格拉斯的新书总能引起轰动。

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It was Mr. Samgrass's particular aptitude to help others with their work.

帮助别人工作是桑格拉斯先生的特殊嗜好.

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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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Grassmann's exposition was almost inextricably bound up with geometrical ideas.

格拉斯门的叙述和几何概念有着几乎不可分割的联系.

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Mr. Samgrass delved again into his pigskin satchel.

桑格拉斯先生就去掏他那个猪皮小提包了.

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Mr Samgrass replied with such glibness and at such length, telling me of mislaid luggage.

桑格拉斯先生却油嘴滑舌, 事无巨细地告诉我们说行李如何被错放了.

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The night we went to Glastonbury by way of Goodwin Sands.

是夜去格拉斯顿伯里我们经由古德温暗沙.

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Philip Glass is ignorant of establishing an immutable, sacrosanct urtext.

菲利普·格拉斯不屑于创立不变的 、 神圣的原始文本.

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Aragorn: Then I shall die as one of them!

莱格拉斯: 阿拉贡,阿拉贡,他们打不赢这场仗,他们全都会死!

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Congress passed a banking act in 1933 known as the Glass - Steagall Act.

1933年,国会通过一项银行法案,称为《格拉斯 - 斯蒂格尔法案》.

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McGrath liked a drink, Alex Ferguson did not like drinkers.

麦克格拉斯酗酒, 弗格森爵士不喜欢酒鬼.

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Congress passed a banking act in 1933 known as the Glass ( - Steagall ) Act .

1933年,国会通过了一则名为《 格拉斯—斯蒂格尔法 》的银行法.

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He sought out Sargeras, creator of the Burning Legion.

他去寻找萨格拉斯, 燃烧军团的创始人.

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