To protect whatever was in the stage coach, sitting next to the driver was a guy with a shot gun.

为了保护驿车里东西，司机旁边坐着一个拿着猎枪人。

Although the coach had come to a standstill, no one got out; it looked as if they were afraid of being murdered the moment they left their seats.

驿车虽然已经停稳，可是谁也没有下来，仿佛一出车门就会遭到杀身之。

The post-chaise stopped; the driver rang the door-bell, and a gentleman alighted attired in travelling garb; but it was not Mr. Rochester; it was a tall, fashionable-looking man, a stranger.

驿车停了下来，车夫按了门铃，一位身着旅行装束走下车来，但那并非罗切斯特先生，而是一位高个子、看样子很时髦陌生人。

And it should not be neglected like this place: vigorous repairs should go on everywhere among farm-buildings and cottages, and travellers in post-chaises, coming along the Rosseter road, should do nothing but admire as they went.

也不能像这里一样被人忽视：农舍村舍处处要大修， 坐着驿车旅人， 沿着罗塞特路而来， 边走边欣赏。

In the blazing heat of July 1877, Grierson ordered Captain Nicholas Nolan to take a company to the Staked Plains in pursuit of Apache and Comanche warriors who had attacked stagecoaches along the San Antonio-El Paso Road.

1877年7月炎炎夏日，格里尔森上校命令尼古拉斯·诺兰上尉带领一队人马前往 Stake Plains，追捕那些在圣安东尼奥-埃尔帕索公路上袭击驿车阿帕奇和科曼切勇。