7实践实训指导英语故事.docx
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7实践实训指导英语故事
HowaColtCrossedtheRiver(小马过河)
Oneday,acoltcarriedabagofwheattothemill.
Ashewasrunningwiththebagonhisback,hecametoasmallriver.Waterwentgurglingon.Thecoltcouldnotdecidewhetherhecouldcrossit.Lookingaround,hesawacowgrazingnearby.Heasked,"UncleCow,couldyoutellmeifIcancrosstheriver?
"thecowtoldhimthathecouldandthattheriverwasnotverydeep,justtohisknees.
Thecoltwascrossingtheriverwhenasquirreljumpeddownatreeandstoppedhim.Thesquirrelshouted,"Colt,stop!
You'llbedrowned!
Oneofmyfriendswasdrownedyesterdayjustintheriver."Notknowingwhattodo,thecoltwenthometoconsulthismom.
Hetoldhismomhisexperienceontheway.Hismothersaid,"Mychild,don'talwayslistentoothers.You'dbettergoandtryyourself.Thenyou'llknowwhattodo."
Justattheriver,thesquirrelstoppedthecoltagain."Littlehorse,it'stoodangerous!
""No,Iwanttohaveatrybymyself",answeredthecolt.Thenhecrossedtherivercarefully.Ontheothersideoftheriver,thecoltrealizedthattheriverwasneitherasshallowasthecowsaidnorasasdeepasthesquirreltoldhim.
Thefabletellsusatruth:
realknowledgecomesfrompractices.
Catandbell
Thereweremanymiceinahouse.Themanofthehousegotacat.Thecatkilledmanyofthemice.
Thentheoldestmousesaid,"Allmicemustcometomyholetonight,andwewillthinkwhatwecandoaboutthiscat."
Allthemicecame.Manymicespoke,butnoneknewwhattodo.Atlastayoungmousestoodupandsaid,"Wemustputabellonthecat.Then,whenthecatcomesnear,weshallhearthebellandrunawayandhide.Sothecatwillnotcatchanymoremice."
Thentheoldmouseasked,"Whowillputthebellonthecat?
"
Nomouseanswered.
Hewaited,butstillnooneanswered.
Atlasthesaid,"Itisnothardtosaythings;butitishardertodothem."
Foxandgoat
Afoxhadfallenintoawell,andhadbeencastingaboutforalongtimehowheshouldgetoutagain,whenatlengthagoatcametotheplace,andwantingtodrink,askedReynardwhetherthewaterwasgood,andoftherewasplentyofit.Thefox,dissemblingtherealdangerofhiscase,replied:
"comedown,myfriend,thewaterissogoodthatIcannotdrinkenoughofit,andsoaboundantthatitcannotbeexhausted."Uponthisthegoatwithoutanymoreadoleapedin,whenthefox,takingadvantageofhisfriend'shorns,asnimblyleapedout,andcoollyremarkedtothepoordeludedgoat:
"ifyouhadhalfasmuchbrainsasyouhavebeard,youwouldhavelookedbeforeyouleaped."
TheLionandtheMouse
Alionwasawakenedfromsleepbyamouserunningoverhisface.Risingupangrily,hecaughthimandwasabouttokillhim,whenthemousepiteouslyentreated,saying:
"Ifyouwouldonlysparemylife,Iwouldbesuretorepayyourkindness."Theliononlaughedandlethimgo.Ithappenedshortlyafterthisthatthelionwascaughtbysomehunters,whoboundhimbysomeropestotheground.Themouse,recognizinghisroar,camegnawedtheropewithhisteeth,andsethimfree,exclaim"Youridiculedtheideaofmyeverbeingabletohelpyou,expectingtoreceivefrommeanyrepaymentofyourfavor;Inowyouknowthatitispossibleforevenamousetoconbenefitsonalion."
Thelittlemermaid
Inthefar,deepocean,therewasthecastleofSeaKing.Hehadbeenaloneformanyyears.Hismotherhelpedhim.Shewasawisewoman,especiallyforhercareofhergrand-daughters.Theyweresixbeautifulchildren,buttheyoungestwastheprettiestofthemall.Likehersisters,herfeetwereafish’stail.
Thelittlemermaidwasinterestedinlisteningtothewonderfulstoriesaboutthelandfromhergrandmother.“Whenyouarefifteen,”saidhergrandmother,“youwillhavepermissiontoriseupoutofthesea.”Herfiveeldersistershadalreadybeenthere.Shewishedherbirthdaycouldcomesooner.
Atlastshereachedherfifteenthyear.Sheroseaslightlyasabubbletothesurfaceofthewater.Theseawascalm,andalargeshiplayonthewater.Therewasmusicandsongonboard.Thelittlemermaidswamclosetotheship.
Shesawanumberofwell-dressedpeople.Theywerecelebratingtheprince’ssixteenthbirthday.Howhandsometheyoungprincelooked!
Thelittlemermaidcouldnottakehereyesfromhim.
INeverWorkafterSupper
Apenny-pinchingfarmerdidn'twanthishiredhandtostopworking.Onemorning,hetoldthefarmhand,"It'ssuchanuisancetocomeinfromthefield,,washupforlunchandtaketimetoeat.Whydon'twesavetimeandeatlunchnow?
"
Thehiredmanagreed.Thefarm'swifebroughtinsomecoldmeatandfriedpotatoes,andthetwomenateagain.
Whentheyhadfinished,thecheapfarmersaid,"Whilewe'restillatthetable,let'shavesuppertoo."Theywerenowservedsteak,boiledpotatoesandmixedvegetables,andtheyateoncemore.
"Nowthatthemealsareoutoftheway,"thefarmerannounced,wecangooutandworkalldaywithoutinterruption."
"Oh,no,"thefarmhandanswered."Ineverworkaftersupper.
TheCatsandTheCorn
Thecatsfromthecatvillagewenttotheriverforapicnic.
Acatfoundacornstalk.
Whatcanthecatsdowiththecornstalk?
Hemustbehungry.Heiseatingthekernelsofcorn.
Oh,look!
Hestoppedeating.
Meowmadeanewtoothfromakernelofcorn!
Thiscatatetheearofcorn.
Hemadeaharmonicaoutofthecorncob.
Oh,look!
ThecatsarebrushingtheirteethwiththeHarmonica.”Chi-ka,chi-ka.”Upanddown,upanddown.
That’sright.Teethhavetobecleanedaftereating.Goodcat!
Thecatsarethinkingofsomething.Theyarefullandhavebrushedtheirteeth.Nowit’stimetoplay.Whatgamecantheyplaywiththecorn?
First,thiscatismakinganetwithcornsilks.
Yes!
!
Hemustbeplanningtocatchhisfavoritefish.
Thestalksandtheleavesofthecornarebeingmadeintoasailboat.Thecornstalksarewovenintoaraft.Thesailsaremadebyattachingtheleaves.
“Lu=Lu,La-La!
Lu-Lu,La-La!
”
Onecatplaystheharmonicaastheothercatsrideontheirsailboat.Anothercatbroughtanet.
Heisgoingtocatchsomefish.Aren’ttheyveryfunnycats?
Theravenandtheswan
ARAVENsawaSwananddesiredtosecureforhimselfthesame beautifulplumage.SupposingthattheSwan'ssplendidwhite colorarosefromhiswashinginthewaterinwhichheswam,the Ravenleftthealtarsintheneighborhoodwherehepickeduphis living,andtookupresidenceinthelakesandpools.But cleansinghisfeathersasoftenashewould,hecouldnotchange theircolor,whilethroughwantoffoodheperished.
ChangeofhabitcannotalterNature.
Theoldcat
Anoldwomanhasacat.Thecatisveryold,too.Hecan'trunfast.Andhisteetharebad.Oneday,theoldcatseesamouse.Hecatchesit,buthecan'teatitbecausehisteetharenotstrongenough.Themousegetsoutofhismouthandrunsaway.
Theoldwomanisangry.Shebeatsthecatandsays,"Youstupidcat,Iwillpunishyou!
"Thecatissad.Hethinks,"WhenIwasyoung,Iworkedhardforyou.Now,youdon'tlikemebecauseI'mtoooldtowork.Youshouldknowyouareoldtoo."
DragonAdmirer
AcountymagistrateinChuKingdomwascalledYeGongwhowasagreatloverofdragons.Inhishousetherewereplentyofimagesofdragons.Thedragonswerepaintedorcarvedonwalls,pillars,furniture,windowlatticesandceilings.Inaddition,alltheclothes,quilts,bednetsweretrimmedwithdragonesigns.
WhentheDragonintheHeavenheardofthis,hewasgreatlymoved,decidingtovisitYeGong.TheDragonglideddowntoYeGong’shouse,pokedhisheadintothewindowfirst,leavinghislongtailoutintheyard.Tohisgreatsurprise,Ye
GongwassofrightedbytherealDragonthathebegantoflee,ashenandpetrified.
Oh,whatYeGonglikedwasnottherealdragon,butsomethingresemblingadragon.
AFrogandaTiger
Mr.tigeristhekingoftheforest.Sohelooksdownuponeverythingintheworld.
Oneday,Mr.FrogseesMr.Tiger.“I’mstrongerthanyou,“saysMr.Frog.
“What?
Youarestrongerthanme?
Let’shaveamatch.Whocanjumpovertheriver?
”saysMr.Tiger.
Mr.Tigerjumpsovertheriver.Mr.FrogbitesTiger’stail.Sohejumpsovertoo.
“WhereisMr.Frog?
Ha,ha,I’mstronger.”
“Don’tbesosure,”saysMr.Frogwithsomefurinhismouth.
“What’sinyourmouth,Mr.Frog?
”
“Well,yesterdayIateatiger,onlyleftsomefur.”
“Mygod!
Helpme!
”Mr.Tigerrunsaway.
Adogandawolf
Awolfwasalmostdeadwithhunger.Ahouse-dogsawhim,andasked,"Friend,yourirregularlifewillsoonruinyou.
"Whydon"tyouworksteadilyasIdo,andgetyourfoodregularly?
"
"Iwouldhavenoobjection,"saidthewolf,"ifIcouldonlygetaplace.""Iwillhelpyou,"saidthedog."Comewithmetomymaster,andyoushallsharemywork."
Sothewolfandthedogwenttothetowntogether.
Onthewaythewolfsawthattherewasnohairaroundthedog"sneck.
Hefeltquitesurprised,andaskedhimwhyitwaslikethat?
"Oh,itisnothing,"saidthedog."Everynightmymasterputsacollararoundmyneckandchainsmeup.Youwillsoongetusedtoit."
"Isthattheonlyreason?
"saidthewolf."Thengood-byetoyou,myfriend.Iwouldratherbefree."
thefoxandthetiger
AnArcher,huntinginthewoods,wassosuccessfulwithhisarrowsthathekilledmanyofthewildanimals.Thisfrightenedtherestsomuchthattheyranintothedensestpartofthebushestohide.AtlasttheTigerstoodup,andpretendingtobeverybrave,toldtheotheranimalsnottobeafraidanymore,buttorelyonhiscourage,andhewouldattacktheenemyonhisown.Whilehewastalking,and
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