| 1. | You've found your master at last, craddock .
你终于找到了你的对手，克雷杜克。 |
| 2. | She could think of nothing but edward craddock .
她一心只思念着爱德华克雷杜克。 |
| 3. | "mrs. craddock has no heart," said miss hancock .
“克雷杜克夫人是无意的。”汉考克小姐说。 |
| 4. | "poor mr. craddock has another adversary," remarked miss ley .
“可怜的克雷杜克先生又遇到了另一个对手。”莱伊小姐说。 |
| 5. | Craddock favoured his guest with a detailed account of all their adventures in london .
克雷杜克以详细描述他们在伦敦的全部奇遇来欢迎客人。 |
| 6. | I shouldn't have thought mrs. craddock had much to be proud of now, at all events .
不管怎样，我认为克雷杜克夫人现在已没有什么可值得骄傲的了。 |
| 7. | Craddock was nervously thinking of something to say, miss ley made no effort to help him .
克雷杜克紧张不安地想谈点什么，莱伊小姐没设法帮助他解除窘境。 |
| 8. | She must find mr. craddock precious dull if she prefers blackbeetles and stuffed kangaroos .
如果她宁愿去看蟑螂和胀饱了的袋鼠，她一定是觉得克雷杜克先生呆头呆脑。 |
| 9. | Craddock had the strictest notions of morality, and absolutely refused to take his wife to a music-hall .
克雷杜克有极严格的道德观念，绝对不同意带妻子到杂耍场去。 |
| 10. | My dear doctor, mr. craddock is so matter of fact--the moon will never arouse him to poetic ecstasies .
我亲爱的医生，克雷杜克先生是非常讲求实际的月亮决不会把他引向富有诗意的心醉神迷的境地。 |
