1.He spoke so feelingly about them that it touched my heart.

他谈起他们如此深情，触动了我的心。机翻

2.The shop and the street have long since vanished; does any man remember them so feelingly as I?

商店和街道早已消失； 有谁像我一样记他们？机翻

3." Promise me, " he said feelingly, " on your word and honour."

“答应我，”他深情地说，“以你的诺言和名誉为准。”机翻

4.She sings splendidly, acts well, plays the lute feelingly, and is very popular with all the men.

好，演好，弹有感情，很受男人们的喜爱。机翻

5." You are sadly cut up, I know, Susan, " said Caleb, looking feelingly at her.

“我知道，你很伤心，苏珊，” 凯莱布说，深情地看着。机翻

6.A writer in the early days of railways wrote feelingly of both second and third-class carriages.

铁路出现初期一位作充满感情地这样描写二、三等车厢。

7.He had spoken so sensibly and feelingly of my weakness that I wanted to know something about his strength.

他对我的弱点说如此明智和深情，以至于我想了解他的力量。机翻

8.In those days I was feelingly reminded, hour by hour, with what a struggle the obscure multitudes manage to keep alive.

在那些日子里， 我刻都在感慨地想起， 默默无闻的群众是如何挣扎求生的。机翻

9.He spoke very feelingly, and I looked at him earnestly, remembering that last afternoon, when he had been deliberating whether or not to speak.

他说很有感情， 我认真地看着他， 想起了昨天下午， 他一直在犹豫要不要开口。机翻

10." She spoke with great agitation; and Emma very feelingly replied, " That can be no reason for your being exposed to danger now.

“非常激动地说道;爱玛非常感性地回答说：“那不可能是你现在面临危险的理由。机翻

11.For me, mind and soul are one, and, as I am too feelingly reminded, that element of my being is here, where the brain throbs and anguishes.

对我来说，思想和灵魂是一体的，而且，正如我深情提醒的那样，我存在的那个元素就在这里，大脑跳动和痛苦的地方。机翻

12.Here the advocate laid great stress on a most feelingly written testimonial from two young business men in whose employ Barbro had been while at Bergen—evidently in a position of trust.

在这里，倡导者着重强调了两位年轻商人写的最感人的证词， 他们在卑尔根曾受雇于巴布罗——显然处于受信任的地位。机翻

13.They talked more feelingly together, and Isak asked if she wasn't tired of walking, and would get up in the cart a bit of way. " No, thanks all the same, " said she.

他们在一起谈更有感情了，白伊萨问走不累，会不会在马车里站起来稍微走一段路。 “不，还是谢谢你，”说。机翻

14." What pleasure, " said Aunt Dorcas feelingly—" what possible pleasure can there be in entering a shop where you knock your head against a ham? A ham that may have belonged to a dear second cousin" ?

“多么愉快， ” 多卡丝姨妈感慨地说——“走进一你用头撞到火腿的商店， 能有什么乐趣呢？可能属于一位亲爱的二代堂兄的火腿” ？机翻