Let the occiputs, thus cut off, be interchanged, applying each to the head of his opposite party-man.

让这样切断的枕骨互换，将每枕骨放在对方的头上。

This may seem a strange mode of speaking about the reading of a parish clerk—a man in rusty spectacles, with stubbly hair, a large occiput, and a prominent crown.

这似乎是种奇怪的谈论教区书阅读的方式——着锈迹斑斑的眼镜、短发、大枕骨和突出头冠的人。