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Lesson1Apumaatlarge逃遁的美洲狮
Mrs.Stonehadspentthewholemorningpickingblackberriesinthecountrysidenearherhome.Itwasnearlylunchtime,soshedecidedtoreturnforlunch.Shewasjustpickingupherbasketwhensheheardanoiseinthebushes.Thenshesawananimalwhichlookedlikeacat.Sheknewitwasnotacatbecauseitwassolarge.Theanimalsuddenlyturnedroundtolookatherandshethoughtitwasgoingtocometowardsherandperhapsattackher.Shedroppedherbasketandscreamedloudly.Hearingthesound,theanimaldisappearedintothebushes,afterwhichMrs.Stonepickedupherbasketandranallthewayhome.Shetoldherneighboursthatshehadseenapumainthecountryside,buttheydidnotbelieveher.Shealsotelephonedthepolicebuttheydidn'tbelievehereither.(148words)
Lesson2Thirteenequalsone十三等于一
Astickybusiness
Wewereusedtohearingourchurchbellstrikingthehoursinoursmallvillage.Foraslongasanyonecouldremember,thebellhadstruckthehoursdayandnight.However,onenightthechurchbellremainedsilentandthenextmorningwesawthattheclockhadstoppedatexactlyonea.m.Ourclockwasclearlydamaged,butnoonecouldexplainhowthishadhappened.
Armedwithatorch,ourvicarclimbedintothechurchtowertoseewhatwasgoingon.Heheardaloudbuzzashewenttowardstheclockandinthetorchlighthefoundithadbeeninvadedbybees.Hewasluckytheydidn'tstinghim!
Heshonehistorchintothegreatbellandsawthatitwasfullofwaxandhoney.Nowonderitwasn'tworking!
Abeekeeperwascalledintodealwiththesituation.Heimmediatelyremovedthequeenbeetooneofhisbeehivesandtheotherbeesfollowed.Theclockwascleanedandwassoonworkingagain.Wenotonlyenjoyedhearingitstrikethehoursdayandnight,butweenjoyedeatingthehoneyaswell.(195words)
Lesson3Anunknowngoddess无名女神
Afterwalkingroundtheancientcity,thearchaeologistsdiscoveredanancienttemple.Thistemplehadobviouslybeenaplaceofworshipbecauseitcontainedasacredroom.Onenteringthesacredroom,thearchaeologistsfoundtheclayfragmentsoffifteenstatues,eachofwhichwasagoddesswhichhadoncebeenpainted.Afterthis,workmenbegandiggingandsoondiscoveredtheheadofastatueamongremainsdatingfromthefifthcenturyB.C.TheyalsofoundthebodyofthisstatueamongremainsfromthefifteenthcenturyB.C.Thearchaeologistscarefullyputthefragmentstogether.Theywereastonishedtofindthatthefigurewasagoddess.Thegoddesswasamodern-lookingwoman.Shehadherhandsonherhipsandshewaswearingafull-lengthskirt.Althoughthearchaeologiststriedveryhardtoidentifyher,theywereunabletofindouthername.(143words)
Lesson4ThedoublelifeofAlfredBloggs阿尔弗雷德.布洛格斯的双重生活Nearlycaught
OnemorningAlfandthreeotherdustmenwerecollectingrubbishinMertonStreetandtheystoppedoutsideMrs.Frost'shouse.
ThoughAlfdidn'tknowit,hiswifewasvisitingMrs.Frostatthetime.SheandMrs.Frostwereoldfriends,thoughMrs.FrosthadnevermetAlf.AlfwasjustgettingoutofthedustcarttogointoMrs.Frost'sbackyardwhenhesawhiswifeleavingMrs.Frost'shouse.Hequicklyreturnedtothedustcartandhidinthedrivingcabin.Whilehewashiding,hisfellowdustmenhelpedhimbycollectingMrs.Frost'srubbish.Meanwhile,AlfswifeandMrs.Frosttalkedonthedoorstep.Itlookedasthoughtheirconversationwouldneverend!
AtlastMrs.BloggssaidgoodbyetoMrs.Frost.Shewavedtooneofthedustmenwhomsherecognizedandshewenttowardsthedustcarttogreethim.Thedustmanwavedbackandgaveherabigsmileasthedustcartdroveoff.Mrs.Bloggsstoodonthepavementandwatchedthedustcartdisappeardownthestreet.Thenshebegantowalkhome.'It'sallright,Alf,'hisfriendsaid.‘Shecan'tseeyounow.
‘Thanks,Jim,'Alfsaid.'Thatwasaluckyescape!
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DearMrs.Frost,
ItwasnicetomeetyouatSelena'spartylastweek.
Youmentionedyouhadacopyof'Who'sWho'.IamwritingtoaskifIcouldborrow
itforacoupleofdays.I'mdoingsomeresearchonpoliticiansandthisbookcontainsalotofinformation.IpromiseIwilltakegoodcareofitandreturnittoyouasquicklyaspossible.
Ilookforwardtohearingfromyousoon.
Yourssincerely,
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Lesson5Thefacts确切数字
Thejournalistcountedthenumberofstepsashewearilyclimbeduptothehighwallsurroundingthepresident'spalace.Onarrivingatthemaingate,hesatdowntogethisbreathback.Hethenproducedatapemeasureinordertomeasurethewall.Whilehewasbusymeasuringthewall,apolicemanapproachedhimandaskedhimwhathewasdoing.Thoughthejournalistexplainedhewasareporterandhiseditorhadaskedhimtofindouttheexactheightofthewall,thepolicemanrefusedtobelievehim.Hewasarrestedandsenttoprisonbecausethepolicethoughtthathemightbeaspyormightevenwanttoassassinatethepresident.Whenthejournalistinsistedhewasinnocent,hemadethingsworseforhimself.Thisprovedtothepolicethatthemancertainlywasguiltyanddeservedtostayinprisonindefinitely.(149words)
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DearJack,
Manycongratulationsonyourrecentmarriage!
QuitebychaneeIhappenedtoreadaboutyourweddinginourlocalnewspaperandIwasthrilledwiththenews.Yourwifesoundsreallycharming.Igatherthatyouwillbothbemovingtoourarea,sowe'llsoonbeneighbours.Ihopeyou'llbeveryhappyandrilbeabletoseeyousoon.
Ilookforwardtoseeingyouagainandmeetingyourwife.Mykindestregardstoyouboth.
Yourssincerely,
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Lesson6Smash-andgrab砸橱窗抢劫
Theygotaway
Seeingthethieves'carjointhetrafficonPiccadilly,Mr.Taylortookataxiandfollowedthem.ThetaxidriverdroveatfullspeedwhenMr.Taylortoldhimwhathadhappened.
Therewasn'ttoomuchtrafficatthistimeofthemorningsotherewasamadchasethroughthestreetsofLondon.Forashorttime,thethieves'carwasonthewrongsideoftheroadandhitanothercar,butitdidnotstop.Twopolicemeninapolicecarwatchedinamazementasthetwovehicleswentpast,bothbreakingthespeedlimit.Lightsonandhornblaring,thepolicecarchasedboththespeedingcars.Mr.Taylor'staxistoppedwhenthetrafficlightsturnedred.Thethievesignoredthetrafficlightsandgotaway.Meanwhile,thepolicecaughtupwiththetaxiatthetrafficlightsandthetaxidriverwaschargedwithspeeding.Theyrefusedtoletthedriveroff,eventhoughMr.Taylorcarefullyexplainedthesituation.
However,thepoliceinformedanotherpolicecarofthechaseandtenminuteslaterthethieves'carwasfoundabandonedinasidestreet.Thethieveshadescapedonfootanddisappearedamongthecrowd.(200words)
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Youwon'tbelievewhathappenedtomeonTuesdaymorning!
IwaswalkingdownabusystreetnearPiccadillywhenIsawamansmashthewindowofanantiqueshopandrunoffwithanexpensivevase.Otherpassers-bysawhim,too,andweallchasedthemandownthestreet,shouting‘StopThief!
Stop!
Thief!
'Wemanagedtocatchtheman,butunfortunatelythevasegotbroken.riltellyouthefullstorywhenwemeetnextweek.(80words)
Lesson7Mutilatedladies残钞鉴别组
Janeopenedtheovendoorandsawthathermealwasreadytoserve.Shetookthe
foodoutoftheovenandindoingso,noticedsomethingstrangeinsidetheovenwhichshecouldn'trecognize.SoshewenttofindJohnandtoldhimaboutit.Indismay,Johnquicklyexplainedthathehadputhiswalletcontainingtheday'stakingsintotheovenforsafekeeping.TheybothrushedtotheovenandsawthatthemoneyhadbeendestroyedAtfirst,theydidn'tknowwhattodo.Johnwantedtothrowthemoneyaway,butJanewouldn'tlethim.'It'sbestnottodisturbthewallet,'Janesaid.
allthemoneyisthere,evenifithasbeendestroyed'JanetoldJohntogoandseeh
bankmanagerforadvice,sothenextdayJohntookthewalletandtheashestothebank(150words)
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Thankyouagainforyourwonderfulhospitality!
Itwasarealpleasuretoseeyouagainaftersuchalongtime.I'llneverforgetyourkindnessduringmystay.Iparticularlyenjoyedourvisittothelocalmarketandourlongwalksinthecountryside.Ialsoenjoyedyourcompanyandtheexcellentfoodandwine.You'reaperfecthost!
Ihopeyouwillbeabletovisitmebeforelongandlookforwardtoseeingyousoon.
Lesson8Afamousmonastery著名的修道院
Oneverycoldmorning,amonktooktwoSt.Bernard'sdogsoutforexercise.Heimmediatelynoticedthatthedogswereveryrestless.Suspectingatravellermightbeindifficulty,themonkreturnedtothemonasterytoorganizeasearchparty.
Thetwodogsledfourmonksthroughthesnow.Twoofthemonkspulledasledgebehindthem,incasetheyneededit.Therehadbeenveryhighwindsthepreviousnight,butnoweverythingwasstillandvisibilitywasbadbecausetherewasaheavyfog.Moreover,thetemperaturehadfallento-20.Thedogsled°themonkstowardsthePassandasthemonksgotnear,theyheardcriesinthedistanee.Thedogssoonfoundamanwhowastrappedunderthesnowandimmediatelydraggedhimout.Themanwasalive,butfrozenstiff.Themonksstrappedhimtothesledgeandtookhimbacktothemonastery.
Themanwasunconscious,buthesoonrecoveredin