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　　大学英语作文篇1-earsprickedforwardintentlyasitwatchedthemanandtheman,ashebeatandthreshedwithhisarmsandhands,feltagreatsurgeofenvyasheregardedthecreaturethatwaswarmantsecureinitsnaturalcovering。

　　afteratimehewasawareofthefirstfar-awaysignalsofsensationinhisbeatenfingers。

　　thefainttinglinggrewstrongertillitevolvedintoastingingachethatwasecruciating,butwhichthemanhailedwithsatisfaction。

　　hestrippedthemittenfromhisrighthandandfetchedforththebirchbark。

　　theeposedfingerswerequicklygoingnumbagain。

　　nethebroughtouthisbunchofsulphurmatches。

　　butthetremendouscoldhadalreadydriventhelifeoutofhisfingers。

　　inhisefforttoseparateonematchfromtheothers,thewholebunchfellinthesnow。

　　hetriedtopickitoutofthesnow,butfailed。

　　thedeadfingerscouldneithertouchnorclutch。

　　hewasverycareful。

　　hedrovethethoughtofhisfreezingfeet,andnose,andcheeks,outofhismind,devotinghiswholesoultothematches。

　　hewatched,usingthesenseofvisioninplaceofthatoftouch,andwhenhesawhisfingersoneachsidethebunch,hedosedthem--thatis,hewilledtoclosethem,forthewiresweredown,andthefingersdidnotobey。

　　hepulledthemittenontherighthandandbeatitfiercelyagainsthisknee。

　　then。

　　withbothmittenedhands,hescoopedthebunchofmatches,alongwithmuchsnow,intohislap。

　　yethewasnobetteroff。

　　aftersomemanipulationhemanagedtogetthebunchbetweentheheelsofhismittenedhands。

　　inthisfashionhecarriedittohismouth。

　　theicecrackledandsnappedwhenbyaviolenteffortheopenedhismouth。

　　hedrewthelowerjawin,curledtheupperlipoutoftheway,andscrapedthebunchwithhisupperteethinordertoseparateamatch。

　　hesucceededingettingone,whichhedroppedonhislap。

　　hewasnobetteroff。

　　hecouldnotpickitup。

　　thenhedevisedaway。

　　hepickeditupinhisteethandscratcheditonhisleg。

　　twentytimeshescratchedbeforehesucceededinlightingit。

　　asitflamedhehelditwithhisteethtothebirchbark。

　　buttheburningbrimstonewentuphisnostrilsandintohislungs,causinghimtocoughspasmodically。

　　thematchfellintothesnowandwentout。

　　theold-timeransulphurcreekwasright,hethoughtinthemomentofcontrolleddespairthatensuedafterfiftybelow,amanshouldtravelwithapartner。

　　hebeathishands,butfailedinecitinganysensation。

　　suddenlyhebaredbothhands,removingthemittenswithhisteeth。

　　hecaughtthewholebunchbetweentheheelsofhishands。

　　hisarmmusclesnotbeingfrozenenabledhimtopressthehand-heelstightlyagainstthematches。

　　thenhescratchedthebunchalonghislegitflaredintoflame,seventysulphurmatchesatonce!

　　therewasnowindtoblowthemouthekepthisheadtoonesidetoescapethestranglingfumes,andheldtheblazingbunchtothebirthbark。

　　ashesoheldit,hebecameawareofsensationinhishand。

　　hisfleshwasburning。

　　hecouldsmellit。

　　deepdownbelowthesurfacehecouldfeelit。

　　thesensationdevelopedintopainthatgrewacute。

　　andstillheendured,itholdingtheflameofthematchesclumsilytothebarkthatwouldnotlightreadilybecausehisownburninghandswereintheway,absorbingmostoftheflame。

　　atlast,whenhecouldendurenomore,hejerkedhishandsapart。

　　theblazingmatchesfellsizzlingintothesnow,butthebirchbarkwasalight。

　　hebeganlayingdrygrassesandthetiniesttwigsontheflame。

　　hecouldnotpickandchoose,forhehadtoliftthefuelbetweentheheelsofhishands。

　　smallpiecesofrottenwoodandgreenmossclungtothetwigs,andhebitthemoffaswellashecouldwithhisteeth。

　　hecherishedtheflamecarefullyandawkwardly。

　　itmeantlife,anditmustnotperish。

　　thewithdrawalofbloodfromthesurfaceofhisbodynowmadehimbegintoshiver,andhegrewmoreawkward。

　　alargepieceofgreenmossfellsquarelyonthelittlefire。

　　hetriedtopokeitoutwithhisfingers,buthisshiveringframemadehimpoketoofarandhedisruptedthenucleusofthelittlefire,theburninggrassesandtinytwigsseparatingandscattering。

　　hetriedtopokethemtogetheragain,butinspiteofthetensenessoftheeffort,hisshiveringgotawaywithhim,andthetwigswerehopelesslyscattered。

　　eachtwiggushedapuffofsmokeandwentout。

　　thefire-providerhadfailed。

　　ashelookedapatheticallyabouthim,hiseyeschancedonthedog,sittingacrosstheruinsofthefirefromhim,inthesnow,makingrestless,hunchingmovements,slightlyliftingoneforefootandthentheother,shiftingitsweightbackandforthonthemwithwistfuleagerness。

thesightofthedogputawildideaintohishead。

　　herememberedthetaleoftheman,caughtinablizzard,whokilledasteerandcrawledinsidethecarcass,andsowassaved。

　　hewouldkillthedogandburyhishandsinthewarmbodyuntilthenumbnesswentoutofthem。

　　thenhecouldbuildanotherfire。

　　hespoketothedog,callingittohim;

　　butinhisvoicewasastrangenoteoffearthatfrightenedtheanimal,whohadneverknownthemantospeakinsuchwaybefore。

　　somethingwasthematter,anditssuspiciousnaturesenseddanger--itknewnotwhatdanger,butsomewhere,somehow,initsbrainaroseanapprehensionoftheman。

　　itflatteneditsearsdownatthesoundofthemansvoice,anditsrestless,hunchingmovementsandtheliftingsandshiftingsofitsforefeetbecamemorepronounced;

　　butitwouldnotcometotheman。

　　hegotonhishandsandkneesandcrawledtowardthedog。

　　thisunusualpostureagainecitedsuspicion,andtheanimalsidledmincinglyaway。

　　themansatupinthesnowforamomentandstruggledforcalmness。

　　thenhepulledonhismittens,bymeansofhisteeth,andgotuponhisfeet。

　　heglanceddownatfirstinordertoassurehimselfthathewasreallystandingup,fortheabsenceofsensationinhisfeetlefthimunrelatedtotheearth。

　　hiserectpositioninitselfstartedtodrivethewebsofsuspicionfromthedogsmind;

　　andwhenhespokeperemptorily,withthesoundofwhiplashesinhisvoice,thedogrendereditscustomaryallegianceandcametohim。

　　asitcamewithinreachingdistance,themanlosthiscontrol。

　　hisarmsflashedouttothedog,andheeperiencedgenuinesurprisewhenhediscoveredthathishandscouldnotclutch,thattherewasneitherbendnorfeelinginthefingers。

　　hehadforgottenforthemomentthattheywerefrozenandthattheywerefreezingmoreandmore。

　　allthishappenedquickly,andbeforetheanimalcouldgetaway,heencircleditsbodywithhisarms。

　　hesatdowninthesnow,andinthisfashionheldthedog,whileitsnarledandwhinedandstruggled。

　　butitwasallhecoulddo,holditsbodyencircledinhisarmsandsitthere。

　　herealizedthathecouldnotkillthedog。

　　therewasnowaytodoit。

　　withhishelplesshandshecouldneitherdrawnorholdhissheathknifenorthrottletheanimal。

　　hereleasedit,anditplungedwildlyaway,withtailbetweenitslegs,andstillsnarling。

　　ithaltedfortyfeetawayandsurveyedhimcuriously,withearssharplyprickedforward。

　　themanlookeddownathishandsinordertolocatethem,andfoundthemhangingontheendsofhisarms。

　　itstruckhimascuriousthatoneshouldhavetousehiseyesinordertofindoutwherehishandswere。

　　hebeganthreshinghisarmsbackandforth,beatingthemittenedhandsagainsthissides。

　　hedidthisforfiveminutes,violently,andhisheartpumpedenoughblooduptothesurfacetoputastoptohisshivering。

　　butnosensationwasarousedinthehands。

　　hehadanimpressionthattheyhunglikeweightsontheendsofhisarms,butwhenhetriedtoruntheimpressiondown,hecouldnotfindit。

　　acertainfearofdeath,dullandoppressive,cametohim。

　　thisfearquicklybecamepoignantasherealizedthatitwasnolongeramerematteroffreezinghisfingersandtoes,oroflosinghishandsandfeet,buttha

　　大学英语作文篇2Weallknowthatbooksareasourceof

　　knowledge.Buttherearethosewhothinkwhatthebookcontainsmustbe

　　right.Itisstupidtofollowthebookswithoutany

　　thinking.Astheoldsayinggoes,tobelieveeverythinginbooksisworsethantohavenobooksat

　　all.Atpresent,tomeettheneedsofvarioustests,themethodofmemorizingmechanicallyisstillcurrentandthehabitofbookishstudyisstillpopularinthecourseof

　　education.Studentstendtotakeitforgrantedthatthealltheinformationrevealedby

　　books.Ifwefullytrustwhatbookssay,wemaygetthewrongorone-sided

　　information.What’smore,thetheoryinbooksisnotalwayssuitableforthereal

　　situation.Itmaybringaboutunnecessarytroubletouswithbeing

　　analyzed.Itisveryimportantforustodevelopourabilitytoothinkindependently,ratherthanblindlyacceptingeverythingin

　　books.

　　Inconclusion,weshouldkeepitinmindthattolearninamechanicalwaydoesnogoodtoour

　　study.Wecannotmerelycopythebooktheorywithoutourown

　　thinking.

　　大学英语作文篇3Asthesuccessortothegreatmotherlandinthefuturebusiness,weareanewgenerationofcollegestudentsshouldestablishtheirownearlyhistorysenseofresponsibility,improvetheirsocialadaptation

　　ability.Holidaysocialpracticeisagoodexercisetheirown

　　opportunities.Today,moneyisnotthesolepurposeofworkalready,morepeopleseeitasachancetoparticipateinsocialpractice,improvetheir

　　abilities.Manyschools