" I don't like the other clergymen's neckcloths, because it is they who wear them" .

“我不喜欢其牧师领巾， 因为是们穿” 。

" Oh dear, " said Mary, her face breaking into merriment as she seemed to consider a moment, " I don't like their neckcloths" .

“哦，天哪，”玛丽说，她似乎在考虑片刻，脸上露出了欢乐表情，“我不喜欢们领。”

" His appearance, —I forget what description you gave of his appearance;—a sort of raw curate, half strangled with his white neckcloth, and stilted up on his thick-soled high-lows, eh" ?

“外表，——我忘了​​你对外表做了什么描述；——一种牧师，用白色领巾半勒死，在厚底高低处踩着高跷，嗯”？

A gold-headed cane, of rare Oriental wood, added materially to the high respectability of his aspect, as did also a neckcloth of the utmost snowy purity, and the conscientious polish of his boots.

一根用罕见东方木材制成金头手杖，以及雪白纯洁领巾和精心擦亮靴子，都为容貌增添了高贵气质。

The speaker's obstinate carriage, square coat, square legs, square shoulders, —nay, his very neckcloth, trained to take him by the throat with an unaccommodating grasp, like a stubborn fact, as it was, —all helped the emphasis.

演讲者固执举止、方形外套、方形腿、方形肩膀——不，领，训练有素地用一种不适应方式抓住喉咙，就像一个顽固事实——所有这些都有助于强调。