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马士红 《中学生英语读写(高考版)》2002,(3)
Having returned from her round trip (往返旅程) ,the angry woman stood outside the ticket office of the station. "The railway owes me (?)12," she said to Harry Jenks, the young man working at the office. "You sold me a ticket for May 22nd, but there was no ship from Jersey that night. So my 相似文献
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Deb Plouse Fulton 《海外英语》2002,(7)
I can honestly say it was the best of times and the worst of times. I was joyfully expecting my first child at the same time that my once-energetic, zestful mother was losing her battle with a brain tumor. 相似文献
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On April 15, 1912, the Titanic, the large ship in the world, struck an iceberg (冰山) of Newfoundland and went down in the early morning darkness, took over 1500 life. The ship was making her first voyage from England to New York when the tragedy occurred. Of the 2223 aboard, only aobut 700 people saved. Millions of dollars of jewelry and furs went down in the ship. The Titanic was thought to be an unsinkable. 相似文献
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One of the most successful teachers I’ve had is Mrs. Karen in college. She was my foreign teacher and the reason I think that she was successful is that most of her students had enormous respect for her and I always felt comfortable in her teaching environment. 相似文献
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Although she was never an ardent follower of any formal religion, my mother＇s own faith endured throughout her life： her faith in love, her faith in the miracle of nature, and her faith in the goodness of life. She honored this second chance at life at every opportunity that presented itself and most of all at the end of her life, through her work for UNICEF. 相似文献
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It was a busy scene in the street when the Spring Festival was drawing near. I was helping my wife sell the goods at her stand when there were too many buyers around. One old woman, with her both hands occupied, was picking out trousers all by herself. She was wandering which one to take. She spent so long in choosing that I lost patience. So I just left her alone and turned to greet another guest. At the same time I saw a group of guys walking towards our stand. I was glad that we could make a little more today before my wife whispered into my ear "WATCH OUT!". "WHY?" I asked loudly. "Shoo-." my wife held her finger up to stop me and rolled her eyes at me when she quickly covered the moneybag tightly. "What?" I still wanted to find out the reason when the guys stood around the old woman. The guest I served left without buying anything though he liked the item very much. 相似文献
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One day one of my friends asked me to take park in her birthday party. I wanted a new dress for the party. So I asked my mother to buy it for me. but my mother didn ' t agree with me. I was very angry with her. I shouted. "The love of beauty is an essential part of all 相似文献
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A lot of things are easily forgotten,but the time when I lived with my grandma is hard to forget.I was sent to my grandma not long after I was born.It was my grandma who looked after me and brought me up.So I liked her very much. 相似文献
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I am a fish. When I was born, I was very small, and my father andmother both loved me very much. My home was in a river, and I had alot of friends.They were all beautiful and healthy fish. We often playedgames together happily. We found that our home——the river was very cleanand beautiful.We all loved her. 相似文献
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《Reading and Writing(初中版)》2006,(11)
For the need of work, my mother went to TianJin ten days ago. I will not see her for a month. At the beginning, I thought I was independent and that the pace of my life would not be upset(1) . But I was wrong. On the third day when my mother is away, began to collapse(2) . I had a fever, my head ached as if it would explode(3). I thought I would die if I didn't have my mother with me. I hate my cowardice(4) and uselessness, but I just couldn't control my missing heart. After one week… 相似文献
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The moment I walked into the dry-cleaning store, I knew the woman behind the counter was from Korea, like my parents. To show her that we shared a heritage, and possibly get a fellow countryman's discount, I tilted my head forward, in shy imitation of a traditional bow. 相似文献
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The only Chinese person who worked in my office was Gillian Tang. She had come to London from south China to complete her education and this was her first job. To us westerners she was a most unusual person. She was kind to everyone, and never suspected that anyone might abuse her kindness. She was the sort of person who, if she heard any of us talking about a book or a video or something else which we wanted to borrow or buy, she 相似文献
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Kim Champion 《海外英语》2006,(Z1)
Many years ago,my uncle owned a restaurant at a small airport in Illinois. My mother was the assistant manager and I was the hostess.One afternoon,my mother and I went to a dine for lunch.Our waitress,Debbie,was so sweet that we took an immediate liking to her,and my mother offered her a job at my uncle's restaurant on the spot. Debbie accepted. We invited her to our home for dinner that evening and during our conversations with her,we learned that she had never married and that she had no boyfriend.She told us that five years before while on a flight back east, she met "her pilot" and that it was love at first sight. 相似文献
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Rajesh Kanoi 《海外英语》2006,(Z1)
“you are denying me my right,"Yuan Yuan said, her eyes shining under the thin film of moisture that was growing thicker as her emotions pumped brine into the little windows of her soul. "You are stupid to talk of rights.There are no rights.No one has rights.Rights are an empty word used by the weak to try and win sympathy or whatever else..., "answered Yuan Yuan's superior whose signature alone could release her from the public university and enable her to pursue her dream. Yuan Yuan,an English teacher hoped to move to Shanghai,where her boyfriend lived.She wanted to leave the stifling,unbearably conservative confines of a small Anhui town. 相似文献
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He met her at a party.She was so outstanding,with many boys around her,while he was so normal,with nobody paying attention to him. At the end of the party,he invited her to have coffee with him.She was surprised,but due to being polite,she agreed. They sat in a nice coffee shop.He was too nervous to say anything, and she felt uncomfortable,thinking,"Please let me go home."Suddenly he asked the waiter,"Would you please give me some salt? I’ d like to put it in my coffee."Everybody stared at him—so strange!His face turned red,but,still, he put the salt in his coffee and drank it. 相似文献
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《英语自学》2000,(10)
Recently I was reminded of a story which my mother swears is trus (though she doesn't call me Bobby muchanymore):Back in 1958,when I was just past four years old,my parents gave me a young parakeet.My mother determinedthat our parakeet would learn to talk,and to this end sat at the microphone of a borrowed tape recorder for a full 1/2hour,saying over and over again:“Pretty bird!Pretty bird!Pretty bird!Pretty bird!...”and so on.The resultingtaped message was played for our parakeet at least once per day.For weeks.One of Mom's friends often dropped by for an early morning cup of coffee,and was well aware (due to the in-cessant taped message) of her attempts to teach our bird to talk.And one day,while the friend was at the kitchentable,the bird began to speak,but very quietly and indistinctly.She excitedly called my mother into the room,andtold her that the bird was trying to say something.The two women carefully leaned toward the parakeet's cage,andheard him say,very clearly now-“Bobby!Stop that!” 相似文献
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A I had my first job at the age of thirteen,when a friend of my mother who owned a bookshop hired me for six hours a week to help her in the shop．I was very 1 to earn my own pocket money and my parents 2 interfered(干涉)with how I spent it,even when I was spending it 3．They believed that by earning money,spending it,and learning from the 4,I would 相似文献
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Night after night,she came to 1)tuck me in,even long after my childhood years.Following her 2)longstanding custom,she'd 3)lean down and push my long hair out of the way,then kiss my forehead.
I don't remember when it first started annoying me—her hands pushing my hair that way.But it did annoy me,for they felt work-4)worn and rough against my young skin.Finally,one night,I shouted out at her,"Don't do that anymore—your hands are too rough!" She didn't say anything.But never again did my mother close out my day with that familiar expression of love. 相似文献