玉文化产业园项目建议书10(编辑修改稿)

玉文化产业园项目建议书10(编辑修改稿)内容摘要：

her hi s oper at ion had been successful , but the doctor r ef used t o do so. The f oll owing day, the pati ent asked f or a bedside t elephone. When he was alone, he telephoned t he hospit al exchange and asked f or Doct or Mi l ington. When the 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 asked when Mr Gi lbert would be al lowed t o go home and t he doctor t ol d hi m t hat he would have t o stay i n hospit al f or anot her t wo weeks. Then Dr Mil li ngt on as ked 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 si t next t o Mr s Rumbold. Mr s Rumbold was a lar ge, unsm il ing l ady i n a t ight bl ack dr es. She did not even l ook up when I took m y seat besi de her . Her eyes were f ixed on her plate and i n a short ti me, she was busy eat ing. I tr ied t o make conver sati on. 39。 A new pl ay i s ing t o The Globe soon, 39。 I said. 39。 Wil l you be seei ng it ?39。 39。 No,39。 she answered. 39。 Wi l you be spending your holi days abroad thi s year ?39。 I asked. 39。 No,39。 she answered. 39。 Wi l you be st ayi ng in Engl and?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。 i f you at e mor e and talked l ess, we would bot h enj oy our di nner ! 39。 l esson41 Do you call that a hat ? 你把那个叫帽子吗。 39。 Do you cal t hat a hat ?39。 I said t o my wif e. 39。 You needn39。 t be so r ude about it, 39。 my wi fe answered as she looked at herself i n the m ir ror . I sat down on one of those m oder n chai rs wi th hol es in i t and wai ted. We had been in the hat shop f or hal f an hour and my wi f e was st il l in f ront of the mir ror. 39。 We mustn39。 t buy thi ngs we don39。 t need,39。 I remar ked suddenl y. I r egr et ed saying i t al most at once. 39。 You needn39。 t have sai d t hat, 39。 m y wi f e answered.39。 I need not r emi nd you of t hat ter ri bl e ti e you bought yest er day. 39。 39。 I f ind i t beauti ful, 39。 I sai d. 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 exam i ni ng t he soil near t he ent r ance t o the cave when t he machine showed t hat here was gol d under t he gr ound. Ver y excit ed, t he par t y dug a hol e t wo f et deep. They fi nal y f ound a sm al l gol d coin whi ch was alm ost wort hless. The part y t hen sear ched t he whole cave t hor oughl y but di d not f ind anythi ng except an em pt y ti n tr unk. I n spit e of t his, m any peopl e ar e confi dent t hat 39。 The Reveal er 39。 m ay r eveal somet hi ng of val ue fair l y soon. Lesson56 Fast er t han sound! 比声音还快。 Once a year a r ace is held f or old cars. A l ot of car s ent er ed f or t hi s r ace l ast year and t her e was a gr eat deal of excit em ent j ust bef or e it began. One of t he m ost handsome cars was a Rol l s Royce Si lver Ghost . The m ost unusual car was a Benz whi ch had onl y t hr ee wheel s. Buil t i n 1885, it was t he ol dest car t aki ng par t. Af ter a great many loud explosions, t he race began. Many of the cars br oke down on the course and som e dri ver s spent more ti me under t hei r car s than i n them ! A f ew car s, however, pleted t he race. The winning car reached a speed of for ty m iles an hourm uch fast er than any of it s ri val s. I t sped downhil at the end of t he race and its dr iver had a lot of tr oubl e tr ying t o stop i t. The r ace gave ever yone a gr eat deal of pl easur e. It was very di f erent fr om modern car r aces but no less excit ing. Lesson57 Can I help you, madam? 你要买什么，夫人。 A woman i n blue j eans stood at the wi ndow of an expensi ve shop. Though she hesi tated f or a moment, she fi nal ly went i n and asked to see a dr es t hat was i n the wi ndow. The assistant who ser ved her did not l ike t he way she was dr esed. Gl anci ng at her scor nfull y, he told her t hat the dr es was sold. The woman wal ked out of the shop angr il y and deci ded t o punish the assi stant next day. She ret urned to the shop the f ol lowi ng mor ni ng dressed i n a f ur coat, wi th a handbag i n one hand and a l ong um brel a in the other . Af t er seeki ng out t he rude assi st ant she asked f or t he sam e dress. Not reali zing who she was, t he asist ant was eager t o ser ve her t his t ime wi t h great di f icult y, he cl im bed i nto t he shop wi ndow t o get t he dress. As soon as she saw i t, t he woman sai d s many t ies. 39。 39。 And a wom an can39。 t have too m any hats,39。 she answer ed. Ten mi nut es later we wal ked out of the shop together. My wi fe was wear ing a hat that looked li ke a li ght house ! Leson42 Not very m usi cal 并非很懂音乐 As we had had a long walk through one of the m ar ket s of Old Delhi, we st opped at a squar e to have a r est . Af t er a tim e, we not iced a snakecharm er wi th two large basket s at t he other si de of the squar e, so we went t o have a look at hi m. As soon as he saw us, he picked up a long pi pe which was cover ed wit h coins and opened one of the ba sket s. When he began to pl ay a tune, we had our f ir st gl im pse of the snake. I t rose out of t he basket and began t o f ollow the m ovements of t he pipe. We wer e ver y m uch sur pr ised when the snake charmer suddenly began to play jazz t unes and modern pop songs. The snake, however, continued t o 39。 dance39。 sl owly. I t obviously could not t el l the dif fer ence between I ndi an music and j azz! Lesson43 Over the South Pole 飞越南极 In 1929, thr e years af ter his f li ght over the Nor th Pol e, t he Amer ican expl or er, R. E. Byrd, succesf ul ly fl ew over t he So。