She ran a hand across her stubbly scalp where her hair had burned away, and felt more ants on her head, and one crawling down the back of her neck.

她用手摸了摸头发被烧掉处的粗糙头皮，结果发现了更多的蚂蚁在她头上，还有一只正沿着她的脖子往下爬。

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She placed one she had been perusing on his hand; he flung it off, and muttered, if she did not give over, he would break her neck.

她把她正在阅读的一本书放在他的手上。他甩开了，咕噜着，要是她纠缠不休，他就要扭断她的脖子。

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In the 16th-century "Birds and Flowers of the Four Seasons" displayed across the room, on the other hand, a crane stands delicately on one leg, its long neck tracing a gentle S-curve.

WSJ: Flights of Feathered Fancy | Birds in the Art of Japan | Metropolitan Museum of Art | By Lee Lawrence