柴科婷英美短篇小说103001201596 sir--who went out for us " These sentences were murmured in a way suggestive of their uncommon value. The director uncrossed his legs and bowed. Scomier also bowed, and Hemmings. leaning back slowly developed the full resources of his waistcoat So you are going out again, Scorrier, for the other side? I tell Mr. Scorrier, sir, that he is going out for the enemy. Don't find them a mine as good as you found us, there 's a good The little director asked explosively: "See our last dividend 4? Twenty per cent; eh, what? Hemmings moved a finger, as if reproving his director. "I will not disguise from you, " he murmured," that there is friction between us and--the enemy; you know our position too well--just a little too well, eh? 'anod's as good as a wink. His diplomatic eyes flattered Scorrier, who passed a hand over his bro w--and said: "Of course Pippin doesnt hit it off with them5. Between ourselves, he's a leetleb too big for his boots. You know what it is when a man in his position gets a sudden rise! Scorrier caught himself searching on the floor for a sight of Hemm ings boots he raised his eyes guiltily. The secretary continued: We don 't hear from him quite as often as we should like. in fact To his own surprise Scorrier murmured: " It's a silent place The secretary smiled. " Very good! Mr. Scorrier says, sir, it's a silent place; ha-ha! I call that very good But suddenly a secret irritation seemed to bubble in him; he burst forth almost violently: " He's no business to let it affect him; now, has he? i put it to you, Mr. Scorrier, I put it to you, sir! But Scorrier made no reply, and soon af ter took his leave: he had been asked to convey a friendly hint to Pippin that more frequent letters would be welcomed. Stand ing in the shadow 4 Dividend:红利,股息 13 Hit it off with: have a good friendly relationship with sb和某人投缘 6Lete:这里就是指lit,这里是 Hemmings说话故意拖长音,暗示强调 1 Bubble in:充溢,这里指 Mr Scorrier一下子愤怒之极 18Be/ have no business to do.无权做某事柴科婷 英美短篇小说 10300120159 6 sir--who went out for us." These sentences were murmured in a way suggestive of their uncommon value. The director uncrossed his legs, and bowed. Scorrier also bowed, and Hemmings, leaning back, slowly developed the full resources of his waistcoat. "So you are going out again, Scorrier, for the other side? I tell Mr. Scorrier, sir, that he is going out for the enemy. Don't find them a mine as good as you found us, there's a good man." The little director asked explosively: "See our last dividend14? Twenty per cent; eh, what?" Hemmings moved a finger, as if reproving his director. "I will not disguise from you," he murmured, "that there is friction between us and--the enemy; you know our position too well--just a little too well, eh? 'A nod's as good as a wink.'" His diplomatic eyes flattered Scorrier, who passed a hand over his brow--and said: "Of course." "Pippin doesn't hit it off with them15. Between ourselves, he's a leetle16 too big for his boots. You know what it is when a man in his position gets a sudden rise!" Scorrier caught himself searching on the floor for a sight of Hemmings' boots; he raised his eyes guiltily. The secretary continued: "We don't hear from him quite as often as we should like, in fact." To his own surprise Scorrier murmured: "It's a silent place!" The secretary smiled. "Very good! Mr. Scorrier says, sir, it's a silent place; ha-ha! I call that very good!" But suddenly a secret irritation seemed to bubble in17 him; he burst forth almost violently: "He's no business18 to let it affect him; now, has he? I put it to you, Mr. Scorrier, I put it to you, sir!" But Scorrier made no reply, and soon after took his leave: he had been asked to convey a friendly hint to Pippin that more frequent letters would be welcomed. Standing in the shadow 14Dividend: 红利，股息 15 Hit it off with: have a good friendly relationship with sb 和某人投缘 16 Leetle: 这里就是指 little，这里是 Hemmings 说话故意拖长音，暗示强调 17 Bubble in: 充溢，这里指 Mr. Scorrier 一下子愤怒之极 18 Be/ have no business to do: 无权做某事