“Well, Hall, expecting a pi-jaw, eh?”
'I don't know, Sir - Mr Abrahams's given me one with :Those Holy Fields".....喂 霍爾 你以為會得到一通說教吧 嗯
我不知道 老師 亞伯拉罕老師在說教之後給了我一幅"聖野"畫.....
Maurice by E. M. Foster 莫瑞斯著 文潔若譯
'pi jaw' "To give moral advice to; admonish"; school and university slang from the I880s (Eric Partridge, A Dictionary of Slang and ...
'pi jaw' "To give moral advice to; admonish"; school and university slang from the I880s (Eric Partridge, A Dictionary of Slang and Unconventional English, 8th edn. [
Manning, Rev. Samuel. Those Holy Fields.
Source: Those Holy Fields, p. 49. | Bethlehem from the East |
Soon Bethlehem, comes into view—a white-walled village of about three thousand inhabitants, all professedly Christians. They are, however, a turbulent, quarrelsome set, ever fighting amongst themselves or with their neighbours. In the disturbances which take place so frequently at Jerusalem, it is said that the ringleaders are commonly found to be Bethlehemites. The women are remarkable for personal beauty. I saw more handsome faces here in a few hours than elsewhere in the East in many days. . . . The men are strong, lithe, well-built fellows, and I saw several young shepherds, who were models of manly vigour. Here, as elsewhere in the East, the pastoral pipe is in constant use. . . . Bethlehem stands on the crest of a ridge of Jurassic limestone. As it is surrounded by higher hills, however, the view from it is not very extensive. Jerusalem, though only six miles distant, is hidden by an intervening height; but through the valleys stretching away eastward to the Dead Sea, fine views are gained of the mountains of Moab, and from the flat roof of the Latin Convent part of the Dead Sea itself is visible. (Source: Those Holy Fields, pp. 42-43.) |
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