夏洛的网英文版Word格式.docx
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continuedFerr\whowasonlyeight.
,Well,nsaidhermother,'
'
oneofthepigsisarunt.It'
sverysmallandweak,anditwillneveramounttoanything.Soyourfatherhasdecidedtodoawaywithit."
Doawaywithit?
shriekedFern・"
Youmeankillit?
Justbecauseit'
ssmallerthantheothers?
1'
Mrs.Arableputapitcherofcreamonthetable."
Don^yell,Fern!
”shesaid."
Yourfatherisright.Thepigwouldprobablydieanyway."
Fernpushedachairoutofthewayandranoutdoors.Thegrasswaswetandtheearthsmelledofspringtime.FerrTssneakersweresoppingbythetimeshecaughtupwithherfather.
Pleasedon'
tkillit!
shesobbed.HIt'
sunfair."
Mr.Arablestoppedwalking.
Fern/hesaidgently,Hyouwillhavetolearntocontrolyourself."
Controlmyself?
yelledFern.nThisisamatteroflifeanddeath,andyoutalkaboutcontrollingmyself."
Tearsrandownhercheeksandshetookholdoftheaxandtriedtopullitoutofherfather'
shand.
FersaidMr.Arable,Tknowmoreaboutraisingalitterofpigsthanyoudo.Aweaklingmakestrouble.Nowrunalong!
Butit'
sunfair,"
criedFern.'
Thepigcouldn'
thelpbeingbomsmall,couldit?
IfIhadbeenverysmallatbirth,wouldyouhavekilledme?
Mr.Arablesmiled."
Certainlynot,"
hesaid,lookingdownathisdaughterwithlove."
Butthisisdifferent.Alittlegirlisonething,alittleruntypigisanother."
Iseenodifference,"
repliedFerr\stillhangingontotheax."
ThisisthemostterriblecaseofinjusticeIeverheardof."
AqueerlookcameoverJohnArable'
sface.Heseemedalmostreadytocryhimself.
Allright,"
hesaid・"
YougobacktothehouseandIwillbringtheruntwhenIcomein.I'
llletyoustartitonabottle,likeababy.Thenyou'
llseewhattroubleapigcanbe."
WhenMr.Arablereturnedtothehousehalfanhourlater,hecarriedacartonunderhisarm.Fernwasupstairschanginghersneakers.Thekitchentablewassetforbreakfast,andtheroomsmelledofcoffee,bacon,dampplaster,andwoodsmokefromthestove.
Putitonherchair!
11saidMrs.Arable.Mr.ArablesetthecartondownatFern'
splace.Thenhewalkedtothesinkandwashedhishandsanddriedthemontherollertowel.
Ferncameslowlydownthestairs.Hereyeswereredfromcrying.Assheapproachedherchair,thecartonwobbled,andtherewasascratch!
ngnoise.Fernlookedatherfather.Thensheliftedthelidofthecarton.There,insid已lookingupather,wasthenewbornpig.Itwasawhiteone.Themorninglightshonethroughitsears,turningthempink.
”Hdsyours,"
saidMr.Arable."
Savedfromanuntimelydeath.AndmaythegoodLordforgivemeforthisfoolishnessJ
Ferncouldn'
ttakehereyesoffthetinypig."
Oh,"
shewhispered."
Oh,lookathim!
Hefsabsolutelyperfect.11
Sheclosedthecartoncarefully.Firstshekissedherfather,thenshekissedhermother.Thensheopenedthelidagair\liftedthepigout,andhelditagainsthercheek.AtthismomentherbrotherAverycameintotheroom.Averywasten.Hewasheavilyarmed—anairrifleinonehand,awoodendaggerintheother.
What'
sthat?
hedemanded.'
sFerngot?
She'
sgotaguestforbreakfast,"
saidMrs.Arable."
Washyourhandsandface,Avery!
Let'
sseeit!
saidAvery,settinghisgundown."
Youcallthatmiserablethingapig?
That'
safinespecimenofapig—itsnobiggerthanawhiterat."
Washupandeatyourbreakfast,Avery!
saidhismother."
Theschoolbuswillbealonginhalfanhour.'
1
CanIhaveapig,too,Pop?
askedAvery.
No,Ionlydistributepigstoearlyrisers,"
Fernwasupatdaylight,tryingtoridworldofinjustice.Asaresult,shenowhasapig.Asmallone,tobesure,butneverthelessapig.Itjustshowswhatcanhappenifapersongetsoutofbedpromptly.Let'
seat!
ButFerncouldrTteatuntilherpighadhadadrinkofmilk.Mrs.Arablefoundababy'
snursingbottleandarubbernipple.Shepouredwarmmilkintothebottle,fittedthenippleoverthetop,andhandedittoFern.”Givehimhisbreakfast!
shesaid・
Aminutelater,Fernwasseatedonthefloorinthecornerofthekitchenwithherinfantbetweenherkneeszteachingittosuckfromthebottle.Thepig,althoughtiny,hadagoodappetiteandcaughtonquickly.
Theschoolbushonkedfromtheroad.
“Run!
”commandedMrs.Arable,takingthepigfromFernandslippingadoughnutintoherhand.Averygrabbedhisgunandanotherdoughnut.
Thechildrenranouttotheroadandclimbedintothebus.Ferntooknonoticeoftheothersinthebus.Shejustsatandstaredoutofthewindow,thinkingwhatablissfulworlditwasandhowluckyshewastohaveentirechargeofapig.Bythetimethebusreachedschool,Fernhadnamedherpet,selectingthemostbeautifulnameshecouldthinkof.
ItsnameisWilbur,"
shewhisperedtoherself.
Shewasstillthinkingaboutthepigwhentheteachersaid:
Fern,whatisthecapitalofPermsylvania?
”
Wilbur,"
repliedFern,dreamily.Thepupilsgiggled.Fernblushed.
II.Wilbur
FernlovedWilburmorethananything.Shelovedtostrokehim,tofeedhim,toputhimtobed.Everymoming,assoonasshegotup,shewarmedhismilk,tiedhisbibon,andheldthebottleforhim.Everyafternoon,whentheschoolbusstoppedinfrontofherhouse,shejumpedoutandrantothekitchentofixanotherbottleforhim.Shefedhimagainatsuppertime,andagainjustbeforegoingtobed.Mrs.Arablegavehimafeedingaroundnoontimeeachday,whenFernwasawayinschool.Wilburlovedhismilk,andhewasneverhappierthanwhenFernwaswarmingupabottleforhim.Hewouldstandandgazeupatherwithadoringeyes.
Forthefirstfewdaysofhislife,Wilburwasallowedtoliveinaboxnearthestoveinthekitchen.ThenwhenMrs.Arablecomplained,hewasmovedtoabiggerboxinthewoodshed.Attwoweeksofage,hewasmovedoutdoors.Itwasapple・blossomtime,andthedaysweregettingwarmer.Mr.ArablefixedasmallyardspeciallyforWilburunderanappletree,andgavehimalargewoodenboxfullofstraw,withadoorwaycutinitsohecouldwalkinandoutashepleased.
Won'
thebecoldatnight?
askedFern.
No,"
saidherfather.HYourwatchandseewhathedoes."
Carryingabottleofmilk,Fernsatdownundertheappletreeinsidetheyard.Wilburrantoherandsheheldthebottleforhimwhilehesucked.Whenhehadfinishedthelastdrop,hegruntedandwalkedsleepilyintothebox.Fernpeeredthroughthedoor.Wilburwaspokingthestrawwithhissnout.Inashorttimehehaddugatunnelinthestraw.Hecrawledintothetunnelanddisappearedfromsight,completelycoveredwithstraw.Fernwasenchanted.Itrelievedhermindtoknowthatherbabywouldsleepcoveredup,andwouldstaywarm.
Everymorningafterbreakfast,WilburwalkedouttotheroadwithFernandwaitedwithhertillthebuscame.Shewouldwavegood-byetohim,andhewouldstandandwatchthebusuntilitvanishedaroundaturn.WhileFernwasinschool,Wilburwasshutupinsidehisyard.Butassoonasshegothomeintheafternoon,shewouldtakehimoutandhewouldfollowheraroundtheplace.Ifshewentintothehouse,Wilburwent,too.Ifshewentupstairs,Wilburwouldwaitatthebottomstepuntilshecamedownagain.Ifshetookherdollforawalkinthedollcarriage,Wilburfollowedalong.Sometimes,onthesejourneys,Wilburwouldgettired,andFernwouldpickhimupandputhiminthecarriagealongsidethedoll.Helikedthis.Andifhewasverytired,hewouldclosehiseyesandgotosleepunderthedoll'
sblanket.Helookedcutewhenhiseyeswereclosed,becausehislashesweresolong.Thedollwouldclosehereyes,too,andFernwouldwheelthecarriageveryslowlyandsmoothlysoasnottowakeherinfants.
OnewarmafternoorbFernandAveryputonbathingsuitsandwentdowntothebrookforaswim.WilburtaggedalongatFern'
sheels.
Whenshewadedintothebrook,Wilburwadedinwithher.Hefoundthewaterquitecold—toocoldforhisliking.Sowhilethechildrenswamandplayedandsplashedwaterateachother,Wilburamusedhimselfinthemudalongtheedgeofthebrook,whereitwaswarmandmoistanddelightfullystickyandoozy.
Everydaywasahappyday,andeverynightwaspeaceful.
Wilburwaswhatfarmerscallaspringpig,whichsimplymeansthathewasborninspringtime.Whenhewasfiveweeksold,Mr.Arablesaidhewasnowbigenoughtosell,andwouldhavetobesold.Fernbrokedownandwept.Butherfatherwasfirmaboutit.Wilbur'
sappetitehadincreased;
hewasbeginningtoeatscrapsoffoodinaddltiontomilk.Mr.ArablewasnotwillingtoprovideforhimanyIonger.HehadalreadysoldWilbur'
stenbrothersandsisters.
”He'
sgottogo,Fern,'
1hesaid."
Youhavehadyourfunraisingababypig,butWilburisnotababyanyIongerandhehasgottobesold."
CalluptheZuckermasuggestedMrs.ArabletoFern."
YourUncleHomersometimesraisesapig.AndifWilburgoestheretolive,youcanwalkdowntheroadandvisithimasoftenasyoulike."
HowmuchmoneyshouldIaskforhim?
Fernwantedtoknow.
Well,"
saidherfather,"
he'
sarunt.TellyourUncleHomeryou'
vegotapigyou'
llsellforsixdollars,andseewhathesays."
Itwassoonarranged.FernphonedandgotherAuntEdith,andherAuntEdithholleredforUncleHomer,andUncleHomercameinfromthebarnandtalkedtoFern.Whenheheardthatthepricewasonlysixdollars,hesaidhewouldbuythepig.NextdayWilburwastakenfrom
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