1. The Smiths are enthusing about the new play.
   史密斯一家十分喜爱这出新话剧。
2. The Smiths can afford to go away a lot because they haven’t got a family to bring up. But I wouldn’t want to change places with them.
   史密斯一家有钱经常出去，因为他们没有孩子要养，不过我可不想跟他们换。
3. A blacksmith once said to me, when…asked why her was not both blacksmith and whitesmith, "The smith that will meddle with all things may go shoe the gosling."
   有一回，我问一个铁匠，为什么不同时兼做锡匠，他对我说：“样样都搞的工匠结果将一无所成。”
4. A blacksmith once said to me, when…asked why he was not both blacksmith and whitesmith, "The smith that will meddle with all things may go shoe the gosling."
   有一回，我问一个铁匠，为什么不同时兼做锡匠，他对我说：“样样都搞的工匠结果将一无所成。”
5. It is impossible to separate so entirely the business of the grazier from that of the corn-farmer as the trade of the carpenter is commonly separated from that of the smith.
   木匠的职业与铁匠的职业，通常是截然分开的，但畜牧者的业务与种稻者的业务，不能象前者那样完全分开。

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