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More often he'd simply pace and finally skulk off to his tree stump, perhaps to worry alone.

更多的时候他只是踱步，最后又偷偷回到他的树桩那儿，也许要独自不安。

He'd pull up to an isolated phone booth, snake a cable out and start making free calls all over the world.

他在一个独立电话亭门前停下，拿出一盘盘状线缆然后开始向全世界拨打免费电话。

I never would have thought he'd get divorced.

真想不到他会离婚.

Prior to that, he'd been sidelined with right ankle problems for several weeks.

在这之前, 他已经因为右脚踝问题坐在场边休战了好几周.

If God intended everybody be the same, he'd gave all the legs.

如果上帝要人人都一样的话, 他会给每人一双脚掌.

It had not been the water glass he'd overturned during the night -- it ink bottle.

原来,头一天晚上他打翻的不是水杯, 而是 墨水瓶.

He'd been contented enough the first few years.

最初几年他倒是踌躇满志.

My buddy thinks that I shouldn't ask Joan out because she's divorced and he'd dated divorcees who seemed desperate.

我哥们儿觉得我不应该和琼约会，因为她离过婚。他交往过离婚女人，觉得她们的人生态度都很消极。

He'd almost be glad of a sight of his archenemy, Draco Malfoy, just to be sure it hadn't all been a dream....

他甚至乐意看一眼他的仇敌德拉科马尔福，只要能证明这一切不是一场梦……

If you were to ask him, he'd probably say his arch-enemy.

倘若让他来说，算是死敌。

The one he'd just left, Borgin and Burkes, looked like the largest, but opposite was a nasty window display of shrunken heads and, two doors down, a large cage was alive with gigantic black spiders.

他刚刚出来的那一家叫博金·博克，好像是最大的，但对面一家的橱窗里阴森森地陈列着一些萎缩的人头。隔着两家门面，一个大笼子里黑压压地爬满巨大的黑蜘蛛。

He'd still think you hopeless, but would put you down as a pain and a bragger too.

他还是会觉得你没有希望，而且会把你当成一个讨厌鬼、一个吹牛大王。

I longed to know if he'd be married in his bluecoat.

我在幻想他在婚礼上穿着他的蓝色外套。

Then the spring came when our neighbor told us he'd shot and killed a she-wolf and grazed her mate, who had been running with her.

接着春天来临了，这时我们的邻居告诉我们他开枪射死了一匹母狼，擦伤了和她一起逃亡的配偶。

And here I thought he'd just gotten distracted by work.

我还以为他被工作弄得心烦意乱呢。

And here I thought he'd just gotten distracted by work.

我还以为他被工作弄得心烦意乱呢。

Scott said brightly, still clutching the construction-paper cat he'd made at preschool that morning.

斯科特说亮, 仍紧紧抓住建设纸猫他会在学龄前当日上午.

for fear he'd go back to his native girl.

我害怕他又回到他的当地女孩那里去

He'd believe her about the dungeons and the fat man with the forked beard and the wizard in the steel cap.

他一定会相信她的，不管是地城、长八字胡的胖子，还是戴钢盔的巫师。

I didn't realize when I befriended him that he'd turn out to be a cuckoo in the nest and steal my wife's affections.

我跟他以朋友往来时并没有意识到，他结果会成为第三者，会窃取我妻子的感情。