核桃种植示范基地建设项目建议书(编辑修改稿)

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s lat er we walked out of t he shop t oget her . My wi fe was wear ing a hat that looked li ke a li ghthouse ! Lesson42 Not very musical 并非很懂音乐 As we had had a long wal k thr ough one of t he markets of Ol d Delhi , we stopped at a squar e to have a r est . Aft er a ti me, we noticed a snake char mer wit h two lar ge basket s at the other side of the squar e, so we went t o have a look at him. As soon as he saw us, he picked up a l ong pi pe which was covered wi th coins and opened one of t he basket s. When he began to play a t une, we had our fi rst gli mpse of t he snake. I t rose out of t he basket and began to f oll ow t he movem ent s of the pipe. We wer e very m uch sur pr ised when t he snake char mer suddenl y began t o play j az tunes and moder n pop songs. The snake, however , cont inued to 39。 dance39。 slowl y. It obviousl y coul d not tel t he dif ference bet ween Indi an musi c a nd jazz! Lesson43 O ver t he South Pol e 飞越南极 I n 1929, t hree year s aft er hi s fl ight over t he Nort h Pole, the Ameri can explor er , R. E. Byr d, successful ly f lew over the South Pol e f or t he fi rst ti me. Though, at f ir st, Byrd and hi s men wer e abl e to take a great many phot ographs of t he mountains t hat l ay bel ow, t hey soon r an int o ser ious tr ouble. At one poi nt , it semed cer tain t hat t hei r plane would cr ash. It could only get over the mountains i f it r ose t o 10,000 f et . Byr d at once or der ed his men t o t hr ow out two heavy f ood sacks. The pl ane was t hen abl e to r ise and i t cl ear ed the mountai ns by 400 f eet . Byrd now knew that he would be able to r each t he Sout h Pole whi ch was 300 mi les away, f or there wer e no mor e mountains i n sight. The air cr aft was able t o f ly over the endles whit e plains wi thout di f icult y. Lesson44 Through the f orest 穿过森林 Mrs Anne St er l i ng did not thi nk of t he ri sk she was t aking when she ran t hrough a f or est af ter two men. They had r ushed up to her whi le she was havi ng a piic at t he edge of a f or est wi th her chil dren and tr ied t o steal her handbag. In t he str uggle, t he st rap br oke and, wit h the bag i n their possessi on, bot h men start ed running through t he tr es. Mr s Sterl ing got so angr y that she ran aft er them. She was soon out of br eat h, but she cont inued to r un. When she caught up wi t h them, she saw that they had sat down and were goi ng thr ough t he cont ent s of the bag, so she ran str aight at hem . The men got such a f ri ght t hat t hey dr opped t he bag and r an away. 39。 The st rap needs mending,39。 said Mrs St er l ing l at er , 39。 but they did not steal anythi ng. 39。 Lesson45 A clear conscience 问心无愧 The whol e vil lage soon l ear nt that a large sum of money had been lost. Sam Benton, the l ocal butcher , had lost hi s wal et whi le t aking his savings to the post of fi ce. Sam was sure that the wal et must have been f ound by one of the vil lagers, but i t was not r et urned t o him. Thr e months passed, and then one mor ning, Sam f ound hi s walet outs ide hi s fr ont door. I t had been wr apped up i n newspaper and i t cont ai ned hal f the money he had lost, t ogether wi th a not e which said: 39。 A thief , yes, 39。 but onl y 5o per cent a thi ef !39。 Two months lat er , som e more money was sent to Sam wit h anot her not e: 39。 Only 25 per cent a t hief now! 39。 In ti me, al l Sam 39。 s money was pai d back in t his way. The last not e sai d:39。 I am 100 per cent honest now! 39。 leson46 Expensi ve and unf ortable 既昂贵又受罪 When a plane fr om London ar ived at Sydney ai rport , workers began to unl oad a number of wooden boxes which contained cl ot hing. No one coul d acount for the f act t hat one of the boxes was ext remely heavy. I t suddenly occurr ed to one of the wor kers t o open up the box. He was ast oni shed at what he f ound. A man was l yi ng in the box on t op of a pi le of wool len goods. He was so surpr ised at being di scovered t hat he di d not even tr y to run away. Aft er he was ar rested, the man admi t ed hi ding i n the box bef or e t he pl ane left London. He had had a l ong and unf or tabl e tr ip, for he had been conf ined to the wooden box for over t en hour s. The m an was or dered t o pay amp。 345 for t he cost of the tr ip. The norm al pr ice of a ti cket i s amp。 230 ! Leson47 A t hirsty ghost 嗜酒的鬼魂 A publi c house whi ch was recent ly bought by Mr I an Thom pson i s up for sale. Mr Thompson is going t o sel l it because it i s haunted. He t old m e that he could not go t o sleep one night because he heard a st range noi se ing f rom the bar. The next m orning, he found t hat t he door s had been blocked by chai rs and t he f urni tur e had been moved. Though Mr Thompson had tur ned the li ghts of f bef or e he went to bed, they wer e on in the mor ni ng. He also sai d that he had found f ive empty whisky bottl es which t he ghost must have drunk t he ni ght bef or e. When I suggest ed that some vil lager s must have e i n for a f r e dr ink, Mr Thom pson shook his head. The vi l agers have tol d him that they wi l not acept t he inn even if he gi ves i t away. Leson48 Did you want to t el me som et hing? 你想对我说什么吗。 Denti st s always ask questi ons when i t is i mpossibl e for you t o answer . My dentist had just pul led out one of m y teeth and had t old m e to r est f or a whil e. I t ri ed to say s omething, but m y mouth was full of cott on wool. He knew I coll ect ed bir ds39。 eggs and asked m e whether my coll ect ion was gr owi ng. He then asked m e how my brother was and whether I l iked m y new job in London. I n answer t o these questi ons I ei ther nodded or made st range noises. Meanwhil e, m y tongue was busy searching out the hole wher e the t ooth had been. I suddenly f elt very wor r ie d, but coul d not say anythi ng. When t he dent ist at l ast r em oved t he cot tonwool f rom my mout h。