The fleet of feet on flights of fancy step up to new wonders, torn to sunder are the records under shoes of record records.

飞驰脚步踏上奇特旅程，迈向新奇迹，在创纪录鞋子下撕碎记录。

It is sometimes the custom when fast to a whale more than commonly powerful and alert, to seek to hamstring him, as it were, by sundering or maiming his gigantic tail-tendon.

有候，在拴住一条力气非常大、特别机灵大，常要设法像切断脚筋那样，切断鱼巨尾上筋，把它弄残废。

All things were changed, the land itself was different now, with broad telegraph roads up through the woods, that had not been there before, and rocks blasted and sundered up by the water, as they had not been before.

土地本身现在不同了， 电报公路穿过树林， 这是以前从未有过， 岩石被水冲破并破碎， 一切都变了， 这是以前从未有过。

But here—if we suppose this interview betwixt Mistress Hibbins and Hester Prynne to be authentic, and not a parable—was already an illustration of the young minister's argument against sundering the relation of a fallen mother to the offspring of her frailty.

但在这里——如果我们假设希宾斯夫人和海丝特·白兰之间这次采访是真实，而不是寓言话——已经说明了这位年轻牧师反对断绝堕落母亲与她脆弱后代之间关系论点。