药店常用病联合用药手册(珍贵版)(编辑修改稿)

药店常用病联合用药手册(珍贵版)(编辑修改稿)内容摘要：

years ended ther e. Har ri son had t hought of everyt hi ng except the weather . Lesson39 Am I al l ri ght ? 我是否痊愈。 Whi le John Gi lbert was i n hospi tal, he asked hi s doctor t o tel l hi m whet her hi s oper at ion had been successful , but the doctor r ef used t o do so. The foll owing day, the pati ent asked f or a bedside telephone. When he was al one, he telephoned t he hospi tal exchange and asked f or Doct or Mi l ington. When t he doctor answer ed the phone, Mr Gil ber t sai d he was inquir ing about a cer tain pat ient, a Mr John Gi lbert . He asked i f Mr Gi lbert 39。 s operati on had been successf ul and t he doct or told hi m that i t had been. He then a sked when Mr Gi lbert would be al lowed t o go home and t he doctor t old hi m t hat he would have t o stay i n hospit al for anot her t wo weeks. Then Dr Mil li ngt on asked the cal er if he was a r el ati ve of t he pat ient. 39。 No, 39。 the pati ent answer ed, 39。 I am Mr John Gi lbert .39。 Lesson40 Food and t alk 进餐与交谈 Last week at a dinner par ty, the hostes asked me t o sit next t o Mr s Rumbold. Mr s Rumbold was a lar ge, unsm il ing l ady i n a t ight black dress. She did not even look up when I t ook m y seat besi de her . Her eyes were fi xed on her plat e and i n a short t ime, she was busy eati ng. I tr ied t o make conver sat ion. 39。 A new pl ay is ing to The Gl obe soon, 39。 I said. 39。 Wil l you be seeing i t ?39。 39。 No,39。 she answered. 39。 Wi l you be spendi ng your holi days abroad t hi s year ?39。 I asked. 39。 No,39。 she answered. 39。 Wi l you be staying i n England?39。 I asked. 39。 No, 39。 she answer ed. I n despair , I asked her whet her she was enj oying her di nner . 39。 Young man, 39。 she answer ed,39。 if you ate m or e and tal ked les, we woul d bot h enjoy our dinner !39。 leson41 Do you call t hat a hat? 你把那个叫帽子吗。 39。 Do you cal l that a hat ?39。 I sai d to m y wi fe. 39。 You needn39。 t be so r ude about it ,39。 my wif e answer ed as she l ooked at her sel f in t he mi r or . I sat down on one of those modern chair s wit h holes i n it and wait ed. We had been i n the hat shop for hal f an hour and my wif e was sti l in fr ont of t he mir ror . 39。 We mustn39。 t buy t hings we don39。 t need,39。 I r em ar ked suddenly. I regret ted sayi ng it almost at once. 39。 You needn39。 t have sai d that, 39。 my wi fe answered.39。 I need not r emind you of that ter ri bl e ti e you bought yest er day. 39。 39。 I f ind i t beauti ful, 39。 I said. 39。 A man can never have too i nt o t he cave hoping t o fi nd buri ed tr easure. The leader of t he par ty was examini ng the soil near t he ent rance to the cave when the machine showed that here was gold under the gr ound. Very excit ed, t he par ty dug a hol e two feet deep. They f i nal ly f ound a smal l gol d coin whi ch was almost wort hless. The part y then sear ched t he whole cave thoroughly but did not f ind anything except an empty ti n tr unk. I n spite of t his, many people ar e conf ident that 39。 The Reveal er 39。 may reveal somethi ng of val ue fair ly soon. Lesson56 Faster t han sound! 比声音还快。 Once a year a race is held for old car s. A lot of car s ent ered f or t his r ace l ast year and t her e was a gr eat deal of exci teme nt just bef or e i t began. One of t he most handsome car s was a Roll s Royce Silver Ghost. The most unusual car was a Benz which had only t hree wheel s. Bui lt i n 1885, i t was t he oldest car taking part . Aft er a great many loud expl osi ons, the r ace began. Many of the car s broke down on the cour se and some dr ivers spent m ore t ime under their cars t han in t hem ! A few car s, however , pl eted t he race. The wi nning car reached a speed of f ort y mi les an hour much f ast er t han any of i ts r ivals. It sped downhi l at the end of the r ace and i ts dr iver had a lot of tr oubl e tr ying t o st op it . The race gave everyone a gr eat deal of pleasur e. I t was ver y dif f er ent f rom modern car races but no l ess exci t i ng. Lesson57 Can I hel p you, m adam ? 你要买什么，夫人。 A wom an i n bl ue j eans st ood at t he wi ndow of an expensi ve shop. Though she hesi t at ed f or a m om ent , she f i nal l y went i n and as ked t o see a dr ess t hat was i n t he wi ndow. The assi st ant who ser ved her di d not l i ke t he way she was dr essed. Gl anci ng at her but ver y clearl y as wel . The por ter, however , coul d not understand me。 I r epeated my questi on several ti mes and at l ast he under st ood. He answered m e, but he spoke neit her slowl y nor cl ear ly. 39。 I am a for ei gner ,39。 I sai d. Then he spoke sl owly, but I could not under stand him. My teacher never spoke Engl ish l ike t hat ! The por ter and I looked at each other and smi led. Then he said somet hi ng and I under st ood it . 39。 You39。 l l soon learn Engl ish!39。 he sai d. I wonder. I n England, each man speaks a dif f er ent l anguage. The Engli sh underst and each other, but I don39。 t understand them ! Do t hey speak Engl ish ? l esson26 The best art crit ics 最佳美术评论家 I am an ar t st udent and I paint a l ot of pi ct ures. Many people pr etend that they under stand modern ar t. They always tel l you what a pict ure i s 39。 about 39。 . Of cour se, m any pi ct ures arc not 39。 about39。 anyt hi ng. They ar e just pr et y pat ter ns. We li ke them i n t he same way that we li ke pret y curt ai n mat er ial . I t hink t hat young chi ldr en of ten appreciate moder n pict ur es bet ter t han anyone el se. They not i ce m ore. My si st er i s only seven, but she always t el ls m e whether my pict ur es are good or not . She came into my r oom yest erday. 39。 What are you doi ng ?39。 she asked. 39。 I 39。 m hanging t his pi ct ure on t he wal ,39。 I answer ed. 39。 I t39。 s a new one. Do you li ke i t ?39。 She l ooked at it cri ti cal ly f or a moment. 39。 It 39。 s al r ight, 39。 she sai d, 39。 but i sn39。 t i。