黑布林英语渔夫和他的灵魂Word格式.docx

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Oristhereamonsterinmynet?

'

Hepullsandhepullshisnet.

Therearenofishormonstersinhisnet.ButthereisalittleMermaidandsheissleeping.

TheMermaid'

shairisgolden.Herbodyiswhite.Hertailissilverandpearl.Herearsarelikesea-shellsandherlipsarelikesea-coral.

HerbeautymakestheFishermanveryhappy.Heleansoutoftheboat.HetakestheMermaidinhisarms.Shewakesupwhenhetouchesher.Shecrieslikeaseagullandshewantstoescape.ButtheFishermanholdstheMermaidinhisarms.

‘Pleasefreeme,'

theMermaidcries."

IamtheonlydaughteroftheKing.Myfatherisoldandalone.‘Makemeapromise,'

saystheFisherman."

Icanfreeyou.BpleasecomewhenIcallyou.Youcansingtomeandtothefish.Thenmynetscanalwaysbefulloffish."

‘Ipromise,'

criestheMermaid.

ThefishermanopenshisarmsandfeesthefrightenedMermaid.Sheswimsdownunderthewater.

Whatisnotapromise?

口Astatementinwhichyousaythatsomethingwilldefinitelyhappen.

口Youwilldefinitelydosomething.

口Youwilldefinitelynotdosomething.

口Youguesssomethingwillhappen.

EveryeveningtheFishermangoesoutonthesea.HecallstheMermaid.Shecomesoutofthewaterandsingstohim.ThedolphinsswimroundandroundtheMermaid.TheseagullsflyroundandroundtheMermaid.

TheMermaidsingsabeautifulsong.ShesingsoftheSea-folkandofthepalaceoftheKing.Shesingsofthegardensoftheseafullofcoralandfish.Shesingsofwhales,sealionsandseahorses.ShesingsofsunkenshipsandofMermaidsholdingouttheirarmstothesailors,callingthemintothesea.

TheMermaidsingsandsings.Allthefishcomefromthebottomoftheseatolistentoher.TheFishermanthrowshisnetsintothesea.Hisnetsandboatarefulloffish.ThentheMermaidstopssinging.ShesmilesattheFishermanandsheswimsbackunderthesea.

EveryeveningtheFishermancallstheMermaid.Andeveryeveningshesingsforhim.Butshedoesnotcomenearhim.TheFishermantriestotouchher.ButsheswimsbackundertheSea.

EveryeveningtheFishermanlistenstotheMermaid.HerSongandhervoicearesweettohisears.AndtheFishermanforgetshisnetsandthefish.Hiseyesarefulloflove.

OneeveningtheFishermancallstotheMermaid.

LittleMermaid,littleMermaid,|loveyou.CanIbeyourhusband?

hesays.

ButtheMermaidshakesherhead.

No,'

shesays.'

Youhaveahumansoul.Icannotloveyouwithyourhumansoul.SendawayyourhumansoulandIcanloveyou.'

TheFishermanthinks,'

Ihaveasoul.ButIcannotseeit.Icannottouchit.Idonotneedit.Icansenditaway.ThenIcanbehappywithmylittleMermaid.'

TheFishermanisfullofjoy.Hestandsinhisboat.HeopenshisarmstotheMermaid.

‘Icansendmysoulaway,'

hecries."

Youcanbemywife'

andIcanbeyourhusband.Wecanlivetogetheratthebottomofthesea.Youcanshowmeyourkingdom.Wecanbetogether."

ThelittleMermaidisveryhappy.Shelaughsandhidesherfaceinherhands.

‘HowcanIsendmysoulaway?

criestheFisherman.

Idonotknow,'

saysthelittleMermaidsadly.‘TheSea-folkhavenosouls.’

Thensheswimsbackdownunderthesea.Sheissadnow.

2THEPRIEST

EarlythenextmorningtheFishermangoestothePriest'

shouse.

Heknocksthreetimesonthedoor.

Thefishermanentersthehouseandkneelsonthefloor.ThePriestisreading.

Father,'

hesaystothePriest,‘IaminlovewithaMermaid.Icansendmysoulaway.

Mysoulisnotimportanttome.Ithasnovaluetome.|cannotseeit.Icannottouchit.Idonotneedit.’

‘Areyoumad?

’repliesthePriest.‘Ofcourseyouneedyoursoul.Godgivesusoursoulstodogoodthings.Humansoulsareprecious.Veryprecious.ForgettheMermaid.TheSea-folkare

lost.Goodandevilarethesameforthem.Theyhavenoplaceinheaven.'

TheFishermanissad.Hehastearsinhiseyes.Hestandsandsays,'

Father,IwanttobeoneoftheSea-folk.Idon'

twantmysoul.Iwanttobewithmylove.MyMermaidisbeautiful,likethestarsandthemoon.Iloveher,Idon'

tneedmysoul.Idon'

tneedaplaceinheaven.Helpme.Helpmesendawaymysoul.'

"

Goaway!

Goaway!

criesthePriest.'

Youarelost.LostwithyourMermaid.'

ThePriestsendstheFishermanawayandheshutshisdoor.

Fillintheblank.

Humansoulsareimportantforhumansbecausehumansoulsareprecious/Godgivesusoursoulstodogoodthings.

3THEMERCHANTS

TheFishermanwalkstothemarketplace.Heissad.

Themerchantsinthemarketplaceseehim.Oneofthemerchantsseethefisherman,"

Whatdoyouhavetosell?

’

‘Mysoul.’answerstheFisherman.'

Pleasebuyit.Icannotuseit.Icannotseeit.Icannottouchit.Idonotneedit.’

Butthemerchantslaugh.

‘Wecannotbuyyoursoul,'

theysay."

Yoursoulhasnovalueforus.Becomeaslaveandwecansellyourbody.Wecandressyouinpurpleandgiveyouaring.YoucanbecomethegreatQueen'

sslave.'

Howstrange,'

thinkstheFisherman.'

Forthepriestmysoulhasgreatvalue,butforthemerchantsithasnovalue.'

Andhewalksaway.Hegoestotheseatothink.

WhydoestheFisherman'

ssoulhavenovalueforthemerchants?

Becausethemerchantscannotsellit.

Becausehissoulisverycheap.

Becausethemerchantssellothergoods.

Becausehissouldoesn’thaveapriceinthemarket.

4THEWITCH

LatertheFishermanremembersayoungWitch.Hisfriendknowsher.Sheisgoodatspells.

TheFishermanrunstohercave.

‘Iwantasmallthing,'

saystheFisherman.'

ThePriestsays“no"

andthemerchantslaugh.NowIcometoyou.YoucanhelpmeandIcanpayyourprice.'

Whatdoyouwant?

askstheWitch.ShecomesneartotheFisherman.

Iwanttosendmysoulaway,'

saystheFisherman.

TheWitchgrowspale.Shehidesherfaceinherbluecloak."

Fisherman,Fisherman,'

shesays,'

Itisterribletosendyoursoulaway.'

TheFishermanlaughs,'

Mysoulisnotimportantforme,'

heanswers."

Icannotseeit.Icannottouchit.Idonotneedit.'

‘Whatcanyougiveme?

askstheWitch.HerbeautifuleyeslookattheFisherman.

‘Fivepiecesofgold’,hesay,"

mynets,myhouseandmyboat.Tellmehowtosendmysoulaway.ThenIcangiveyoueverything.'

TheWitchlaughs,‘WithmyspellsIcanhavegoldandsilver.Moneyisnotimportanttome.’

Ifyoudon’twantgoldorsilver,whatcanIgiveyou?

’CriestheFisherman.

TheWitchtouchestheFisherman'

shair.Herhandisthinandwhite.'

Dancewithme,Fisherman,'

Shesays.Sheissmiling.

‘Isthatall?

’!

askstheFisherman.

Thatisall,'

sheanswers.Shesmilesagain.

‘Wecandanceatsunset,'

hesays.'

Thenyoucantellmehowtosendmysoulaway.'

Thewitchshakesherhead.

Whenthemoonisfull,'

shesays.ShegoesovertotheFishermanandshespeaksclosetohisear.'

Tonightatthetopofthemountain,'

shewhispers.

TheFishermanlooksattheWitch.

Waitformeatthetopofthemountain,underthetree.Whenthemoonisfull,wecandancetogether.'

Yes,'

criestheFisherman.'

Tonightwecandance.Itisasmallpriceforme.'

Herunsbacktothetown.Heishappy.

TheWitchwatcheshimleave.Shegoesintothecave.Shelooksinamirror.Sheisangry.

Whydoeshenotloveme?

Iambeautiful,too.WhydoeshelovetheMermaidandnotme?

WhyistheWitchveryangry?

BecauseshecannotdancewiththeFisherman.

BecausetheFishermanlovestheMermaid,nother.

BecausetheFishermanthinkssheisugly.

BecausetheWitchcandonothingfortheFisherman.

Intheeveningthemoonrisesinthesky.TheFishermanclimbstothetopofthemountain.Hewaitsunderthetree.Heseestheseabelow.Therearefishingboatsonthesea.

Atmidnightthewitchescome.Theyflyintheairlikebats.Theylandonthetopofthemountain.ThentheyoungWitcharrives.Herredhairblowsinthewind.Sheiswearingagolddressandagreenhat.

TheWitchwalkstothetree.ShepullstheFishermanintothelightofthemoon.Theybegintodance.Theydanceanddance.Roundandround.

Faster,'

criestheWitch.'

Faster,faster!

Noweverythingisgoinground