蔬菜可行性研究报告(编辑修改稿)

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tarts to open i t) O h, no, you m ustn’t open i t. N ot yet. You can’t open it until two o’cl ock. H enry: O h, thi s i s sil y. Roderi ck: N ot si l y. There’s money i n i t (cal s to the servant) Jam es ? H enry: O h, no. I don’t want your chari ty. I just want an honest job. Roderi ck: We know you’re hardworki ng. That39。 s why we’ve gi ven you the l etter. James, show Mr Adams out. H enry: Wel l, why don’t you explai n what thi s i s al l about? Roderi ck: You’l l soon know. (l oks at the cl ock) In exactl y an hour and a hal f. Servant: Thi s way, si r. Roderi ck: Mr Adam s, not until 2 o’cl ock. Promi se? H enry: Promi se. Goodbye. Act I, Scene 4 ( O utsi de a restaurant H enry l ooks at the envel ope wi thout openi ng i t and deci des to go i n. H e si ts down at a tabl e next to the front wi ndow. ) O wner: ( seei ng H enry’s poor appearance) That one’s reserved. This way, pl ease.( to the waiter) Take thi s gentl em an’s order, H orace. H enry: ( after si tti ng down and putting the l etter on the table) I’d li ke som e ham and eggs and a ni ce bi g steak. Make it extra thi ck. Waiter: Right, si r. I’m afrai d i t’l l cost a l arge am ount of m oney. H enry: I understand. And I’l l have a l arge gl ass of beer. Wai ter: O K. ( The wai ter leaves and soon returns wi th al the food. ) H ostes: My goodness! Why, l ook at him. H e eats li ke a wol f. O wner: We’l l see i f he’s cel ver as a wol f, eh? H enry: ( havi ng just fi ni shed every bit of food ) Ah, wai ter.( wai ter returns) Same thi ng agai n, please. O h, and another beer. Wai ter: Agai n? Everythi ng ? H enry: Yes, that39。 s ri ght. (sees the l ook on the wai ter’s face) Anythi ng wrong? Wai ter: N o, not at al l. (to the owner) H e’s asked for m ore of the sam e. O wner: It’s wel l known that am eri cans l i ke to eat a l ot. Wel, we’l l have to take a chance. Go ahead and l et him have i t. Wai ter: (readi ng the bil l after the m eal) Al l right. That39。 s two orders of ham and eggs, two extra thi ck steaks, two l arge gal sses of beer, two cups of coffee and two deserts. H enry: (l ooki ng at the cl ock on the wal l) Woul d you mi nd wai ti ng just a few m i nutes? Wai ter: (i n a rude m anner) What’ s there to wai t for? O wner: Al l ri ght, H orace. I’l l take care of thi s. H enry: (to owner) That was a wonderful m eal. It’s am azi ng how much pl easure you get out of the si m pl e thi ns i n l i fe, especi al y you can’t have them for a whil e. O wner: Yes, very i nteresi ng. N ow perhaps, si r, i f you pay you bi l I can hel p the other custom ers. H enry: (l ooki ng at the cl ock on the wal l agai n) Wel l, I see i t’s two o’cl ock. ( he opens the envel ope and hol ds a mi l i on pound bank N orel co i n hi s hands Henry i s very surpri sed but the owner and wai ter are shocked) I’m sorry. But…I…I don’t have anythi ng sm al l er. O wner: (sti l shocked and nervous) Wel …er…just on m oment. Maggie, l ook! ( the hostess screams, the other custom ers l ook at her and she puts a hand to her m outh) Do you thin i t’s genui ne? H ostess: O h, dear, I don’t know. I sim pl y don’t know . O wner : Wel l, I di d hear that the Bank of England had i ssued two notes i n thi s am ount… Anyway, I don’t think i t can be a fake. Peopl e woul d pay too nuch attenti on to a bank note of thi s am ount. N o thief woul d want that to hapen. H ostes: But he’s in rags! O wner: Perhaps he’s a very strange, rich m an. ( as if he has di scovered som ethi ng for the fi rst ti me) Why,yes! That must be i t! H ostes: (hi ts her husband’s arm) And you put him i n the back of the restaurant! Go an see him at one. O wner: ( to H enry) I’m sory, sir, so sorry, but I cannot change thi s bank note. H enry: But i t’s al I have on me. O wner: O h, pl ease, don’t worry, si r. Do esn39。 t m ater at al l. We’re so very gl ad that you even entered our li ttl e eati ng pl ace. Indeed, si r, I hope you’l e here whenever you li ke. H enry: Wel , that39。 s very knd of you. O wner: Ki nd, si r? No, i t’s kind of you. You m ust e whenever you want and have whatever you l i ke. Just having you si t here i s a great honour! As for the bil l, si r, pl ease fet i t. H enry: Fet i t? Wel … thank you very m uch. That39。 s very ni ce of you. O wner: O h, i t’s for US to thank you, si r and I do, si r, from the bottom of m y heart. (the owner, hostess and wai ter al l bow as H enry l eaves) Act Ⅱ , Scene 4 N arrator: at the end of the m onth, H enry was very ri ch and di dn39。 t fear jai l. Dressed i n the fi nest cl othes, he drove by the brothers’ house i n Portl and Pl ace and, seei ng they were back, went to get Porti a at her fri end’s hom e. H enry: My dear, the way you l ook today, i t would be a crim e not to ask for a good sal ary for the job they’l l gi ve to m e. Porti a: O h, pl ease rem em ber that i f we ask for too m uch we m ay get no sal ary at al。 and then what’l l hapen to us, wi th no way i n the worl d to earn a l i vi ng? ( At the brothers’ hom e, the servant l ets them in. the two brothers are seated, wai ti ng.) H enry: Good m orni ng,gentl em en . ( Rodrick seem s very surprised to see Porti a) Porti a, these are the m en who hel ped me. Porti a: So vary ni ce to m eet you, ki nd si rs. ( She gi ves Ol i ver a wi nk with one eye. ) Roderi ck: Er…Porti a, I … Ol i ver: We’re both gl ad to hear i t, for now we can deci de the bet whi ch Roderi ck and I made. If you’ve won for m e, you shal l have any job as m y gift. H ave you got the m il i on pound bank note? H enry: H ere it i s, si r. O li ver: I’ve won! N ow what do you say, Roderi ck? Roderi ck: I say that I’ve l ost twenty thousand pounds. I never woul d have bel ieved i t. Why, that is am azi ng, m an! H enry: Com e, l et’s be goi ng now, Porti a. Ol i ver: But wai t, wai t! The job, you know. I m ust gi ve you a job, as I prom i sed. H enry: Wel l, thank you very m uch, b。