argal

1 The argument here is, you observe, that because an apple in the course of nature rots soon after it mellows, argal a man cannot mellow his spirit with culture without decaying soon afterwards.

2 On Thursday night Fisher had come up behind him; argal, he must follow him now.

3 And being the natural drink of man, ergo—or, as our great national poet Shakespeare puts the word in the mouth of one of his clowns, argal—it is the natural drink of boys.”

4 There was never perhaps a more extraordinary syllogism since the argal of Shakespeare’s gravedigger.

5 Thompson had shot a fine argal or Rocky Mountain sheep that morning, and the broiled steaks were giving forth a most acceptable odor.

6 From Fort Kearney to Fort Laramie, almost the only fuel to be obtained is the dung of buffalo and oxen, called, in the vocabulary of the region, "chips,"—the argal of the Tartar deserts.

7 Thy father loved me for my lack of officiousness, argal, to serve thee is a religious duty incumbent on me.

8 The ergo, or rather the argal, of Mr Mill cannot impose on a child.

9 For here lies the point: if I drown myself wittingly, it argues an act: and an act hath three branches; it is to act, to do, and to perform: argal, she drowned herself wittingly.

1 所以

SO therefore hence accordingly consequently ergo wherefore and so so that

2 盘羊

argali

3 粗酒石

argol