Walden gave a thin smile: he preferred not to be reminded.
沃爾登淡淡一笑,他不想叫人提起那回事.
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Walden saw Churchill at the Admiralty at twelve noon.
中午十二點(diǎn)沃爾登在海軍部見到了邱吉爾.
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Walden opened his mouth to speak then closed it abruptly.
沃爾登剛要開口說話又立即閉上了嘴巴.
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On Thursday he had sent a note which Walden had ignored.
周四他派人送來一張便條,沃爾登不予理睬.
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Walden saw Churchill pushing through the crowd toward where they sat.
沃爾登看見邱吉爾在人群中向他們坐的地方擠過來.
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The fellow could never resist the temptation to be melodramatic, Walden thought.
這家伙總想一鳴驚人, 沃爾登想.
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Walden noticed the bodyguard scanning the woods on either side.
沃爾登注意到他們的警衛(wèi)不停地掃視著兩邊的小樹林.
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Walden was secretly amused by the suffragette.
沃爾登對(duì)那個(gè)女權(quán)運(yùn)動(dòng)者暗自感到高興.
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Walden rang for a footman.
沃爾登按鈴叫仆人.
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Suddenly Walden realised that he was enjoying himself.
沃爾登突然感到十分高興.
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Walden put on a dubious face.
沃爾登臉上現(xiàn)出一副猶豫不決的神色.
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Walden did not like to be pushed.
沃爾登極討厭別人催促他.
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Walden shook his callous hand.
沃爾登握了握他那長滿老繭的手.
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Walden felt a surge of pity for him.
沃爾登對(duì)他十分同情.
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Walden liked a man who could shoot straight.
沃爾登喜歡坦率正直的人.
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