1.He was a small, crabbed, quick-tempered, spiteful man.

他是个身材矮、暴躁、暴躁、恶毒人。机翻

2.Ben Weatherstaff's crabbed old face was still wet with that one queer rush of tears.

季元本那张古怪老脸仍然湿漉漉，那是一种奇怪泪。机翻

3.His sisters were gone to Morton in my stead: I sat reading Schiller; he, deciphering his crabbed Oriental scrolls.

他姐妹们代替去了莫顿：坐着读席勒；他，正在破译他古怪东方卷轴。机翻

4.There was not much, but there was enough—an empty phial, another nearly full, a hypodermic syringe, several letters in a crabbed, foreign hand.

东西不多，但也足够了——一个空药瓶， 另一个几乎满了， 一个皮注射器， 几封写在粗糙外国手上信。机翻

5.The bitter check had wrung from me some tears; and now, as I sat poring over the crabbed characters and flourishing tropes of an Indian scribe, my eyes filled again.

这张苦涩支票让了眼泪；现在，当坐来仔细研究印度抄写员刻板文字和华丽比喻时，眼睛又一次充满了。机翻

6.I thought that such relentless application must be injurious, and tried to cajole him from the crabbed text-books; but his ardor seemed to grow rather than diminish, and his daily tale of hours increased.

认为这种无情应用一定是有害，并试图把他从难看教科书中哄出来。但他热情似乎有增无减，他每天工作时间也增加了。机翻