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n.
比彻〔姓氏〕。
Beecher : there are aryans in massachusetts
在马萨诸塞州有雅利安人。
Beecher : why are you doing this
为什么你要这么做呢?
President lincoln invited harriet beecher stowe to the white house in 1862
西元1862年,林肯总统曾经邀请哈里耶特比彻斯托到白宫一聚。
“ among simple people she had the reputation of being a prodigy of information ” ( harriet beecher stowe )
“在普通人当中,她享有信息通的美名” (哈里特?比彻?斯托) 。
Harriet beecher stowe said : the bitterest tear shed over graves are for words left unsaid and deeds left undone
著名作家:从坟墓里流出的最痛苦的泪水,是为了还没说出的话,和还未做过的事。
Harriet beecher stowe once said , " the bitterest tears shed over graves are for words left unsaid and deeds left undone .
在坟墓上流下的最苦涩的眼泪都是为了该说却没有说的话,和该做却没有做的事
One of those calm , quiet , sedate natures , to whom the temptations of turbulent nerves or vehement passions are things utterly incomprehensible ( harriet beecher stowe
对具有沉著的、温和的和稳重的性格的人来说,好骚动的神经或热烈的感情诱惑是完全不可理解的事(哈丽特?比彻?斯托) 。
Authors like mark twain and harriet beecher stow were drawn to the area , because , as twain said " of all the beautiful towns it has been my fortune to see , this is the chief .
马克。吐温和harriet beecher stowe等作家对哈特福得也情有独钟,马克。吐温曾把这里喻为他平生所到过的最美的地方。
When abraham lincoln , the union ' s civil war president , first met the author , harriet beecher stowe , he greeted her with the words : " so you ' re the little woman who wrote the book that made this great war .
由于作品深刻剖析了美国19世纪的黑奴问题而享誉世界文坛,这座小屋也因为是“汤姆叔叔”的旧宅而拥有了不同寻常的历史价值。