But then Mrs. Waule always has black crape on.

但是 Waule 夫人总是穿着黑绉纱。

She is a widow, and wears a thick crape veil.

她是个寡妇， 戴着厚厚的黑纱面纱。

Sue changed colour and recognized Arabella through the crape veil.

苏变了颜色，透过绉纱面纱认出了阿拉贝拉。

He trembled pitifully as the undertaker's man was arranging his crape draperies around him.

殡仪馆的人正在为整理黑纱帷幔时， 可怜兮兮颤抖着。

Suddenly, they found a woman that wore crape, was crawling towards the crater.

突然现一名戴着黑绉纱的妇女，正爬向火山口。

" I'm like they are—like Japanese lanterns and crape paper, and the music of that orchestra" .

“我就像一样——就像日本的灯笼和皱纸，以及那个管弦乐队的音乐”。

" Everything is as handsome as could be, crape and silk and everything, " said Mrs. Vincy, contentedly.

“一切都漂亮极了，黑纱和丝绸什么的，”文西太太心满说。

The companions then went their several ways, the one in crape walking firmly along with a mien of disconnection from her miscellaneous surroundings.

同伴随后分道扬镳，穿着黑纱的那位坚定走着，一副与周围杂乱无章的环境脱节的样子。

He too looked down at the crape round his hat and replied— " Mr. John died yesterday was a week, at his chambers in London" .

也低头看了看帽子周围的绉纱，然后回答说：“约翰先生昨天在伦敦的房间里去世了一个星期” 。

Then she turned round and took a long, mournful look at grandma's blackness and at Fenella's black coat and skirt, black blouse, and hat with a crape rose.

然后她转过身， 悲哀久久看着祖母的黑皮肤和 Fenella 的黑色外套和黑色裙子、黑色衬衫和带紫纱玫瑰的帽子。

I remember her appearance at the moment—it was very graceful and very striking: she wore a morning robe of sky-blue crape; a gauzy azure scarf was twisted in her hair.

我记得她当时的样子——非常优雅，非常引人注目：她穿着一件天蓝色的绉纱晨袍；她的头上缠着一条天蓝色的薄纱围巾。

He wished to obtain a fly to take her back in, but economy being so imperative she deprecated his doing so, and they walked along slowly, Jude in black crape, she in brown and red clothing.

想弄一只苍蝇把她带回去，但经济太迫切了，她反对这样做，慢慢走着，裘德穿着黑色黑纱，她穿着棕色和红色的衣服。

Mr. Dyson looked shyly at the young lady before him. She was dressed in deep mourning; but the piquant smiling face and charming hazel eyes ill accorded with the heavy garments, and the mouldering surface of the crape.

戴森先生害羞看着眼前的年轻女士。她穿着深沉的丧服；但那张俏皮的笑脸和迷人的淡褐色眼睛与厚重的衣服和霉的绉纱表面不相称。

" They've lain there a month and more ready for you, madam, and most thankful I shall be to see you with a couple o' pounds' worth less of crape, " said Tantripp, stooping to light the fire.

“已经在那里放了一个月多，为您准备好了，女士，最感激的是我将看到您带着几磅少的黑纱，”坦特里普说着，弯下腰去生火。