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| 61. | Don't deal with crooked people. |
| 不要同刁滑的人打交道。 |
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| 62. | an abject liar |
| 卑鄙的说谎者 |
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| 63. | a mean-spirited man |
| 一个卑鄙的人 |
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| 64. | Straight trees have crooked roots |
| 直树也有曲根 |
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| 65. | You are so mean! |
| 你真卑鄙! |
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| 66. | Don't take to crooked ways. |
| 别走邪门歪道。 |
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| 67. | a blackguardly trick |
| 卑鄙的手段. |
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| 68. | But the hem's all crooked. |
| 但这折边都扭歪了。 |
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| 69. | as crooked as a corkscrew |
| 极不正直 |
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| 70. | a crooked lane, branch, table |
| 弯曲的小巷、 树枝; 歪斜的桌子 |
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