black stranger造句

• Do you stop and let this black stranger get in your car?
• This was followed by another experimental Conan story, " The Black Stranger ", with a similar setting.
• The mob had been incited by a white woman's false accusation that a black stranger raped and beat her.
• The rampage was set off by a white woman's false statement that she had been assaulted by a black stranger.
• Our faves are Dougal, a Celtic name meaning " black stranger, " and Tango, a marmalade tom owned by Winston Churchill.
• The story is directly followed by The Black Stranger ( 1967 ), a story started by Howard, but partially rewritten and completed by de Camp.
• Dick was then struck by the similarity between this incident and that described in his book ( approaching a black stranger, and returning again ).
• Everett F . Bleiler found that the original text of " The Black Stranger " " is much superior to the adaptation " provided here.
• Dick further notes that eight years after writing the book, he himself uncharacteristically came to the aid of a black stranger who had run out of gas.
• All this tranquillity is destroyed with shocking speed once the trampy white woman is beaten by her lover and decides to accuse a black stranger of the attack.
• "Swords of the Red Brotherhood ", set in a historical framework, is a recognizable variant of " The Black Stranger ", taking place in fictional fantasy world of Conan The Barbarian.
• The title story was revised by de Camp from the original version by Howard and was first published as " The Black Stranger " in " Fantasy Magazine " for February, 1953.
• The Associated Press reported that " John Rarick . . . said that in his state it is not considered in good taste for a white person to shake hands with a black stranger ."
• Spurred on by a white woman's claim that she was raped by a black stranger, white mobs burned down the town during a weeklong orgy of hate, lynching blacks and driving any survivors into the swamps, never to return.
• It is notable for issuing the original version of Howard's Conan story " The Black Stranger " for the first time in print ( the story had previously appeared in various versions revised by L . Sprague de Camp ).
• As noted above, when the original Conan version of the story failed to find a publisher, Howard re-wrote " The Black Stranger " as " Swords of the Red Brotherhood " by placing it in a historical background of 17th Century America.
• In The Black Stranger, Conan saves the exile Zingaran Lady Belesa at considerable risk to himself, giving her as a parting gift a fortune in gems big enough to have a comfortable wealthy life in Zingara, and asking for no sexual favors in return.
• The original version of the story was later rewritten by L . Sprague de Camp into a different Conan story and published in " " The Treasure of Tranicos " ( also known as " The Black Stranger " ) by Robert E . Howard and L . Sprague de Camp, Ace Books, 1980