xx社区老年人日间照料中心项目的可行性研究报告书

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on t he pl ane. Aft er we had l anded, t he pl ane was sear ched t hor oughl y. Fort unat el y, not hing was f ound and f i ve hour s later we wer e able t o t ake of f agai n. Leson80 The Cryst al Pal ace 水晶宫 Per haps t he m ost extr aordi nar y bui l di ng of the ni ent h cent ur y was t he Cryst al Pal ace, whi ch was buil t i n Hyde Par k f or t he Gr eat Exhi bi ti on of 1851. The Cr yst al Pal ace was di f er ent fr om al ot her buil di ngs in t he worl d, for it was m ade of i r on and gl ass. I t was one of t he bi ggest buil dings of al l tim e and a l ot of peopl e f rom m any countr i es came t o see i t. A great m any goods wer e sent t o the exhi bit i on f r om vari ous part s of t he wor l d. There was al so a gr eat deal of m achi ner y on display. The m ost wonderf ul pi ece of m achi ner y on show was Nasm yt h39。 s st eam hamm er . Though i n t hose days, tr avel li ng was not as easy as i t is t oday, st eam boat s car ied t housands of visit ors acr oss t he Channel f r om Eur ope. On ar i vi ng i n Engl and, t hey wer e t aken t o the Cr yst al Pal ace by t r ai n. Ther e wer e si x m il li on visit or s i n al l, and t he pr ofi ts f r om t he exhi bi ti on were used t o bui ld m useums and col l eges. Lat er , the Cr yst al Pal ace was m oved t o Sout h London. I t re mai ned one of t he m ost f am ous buil di ngs i n the wor l d unt il it was bur nt down i n 1936. Lesson81 Escape 脱逃 When he had kil led t he guar d, t he pri soner of war qui ckl y dragged hi m int o the bushes. Wor ki ng r api dl y i n the dar knes, he soon changed i nto t he dead m an39。 s cl othes. Now, dr esed i n a bl ue uni f or m and wit h a r if le over his shoul der , the pri soner mar ched boldl y up and down in fr ont of the camp. He could hear shouti ng in the cam p it sel f. Li ght s were bl azi ng and men were running here and t her e: t hey had just di scover ed that a pri soner had escaped. At that moment, a l arge black car wit h f our of fi cer s inside i t, st opped at the camp gat es. The off icers got out and t he pr isoner st ood to at ent ion and saluted as t hey passed. When t hey had gone, t he dri ver of the car cam e towar ds hi m. The man obviously want ed t o t al k. He was rat her elder ly wi th gr ey hair and clear bl ue eyes. The pr isoner f elt sorr y for hi m, but t her e was nothing el se he could do. As t he man came near , the i nst r uct ed to dri ve out of town, I began t o acqui re confi dence. Sur e t hat I had passed, I was alm ost begi nni ng to enj oy my t e st . The exami ner must have been pleased wi th my perf orm ance, f or he sm il ed and said, 39。 Just one mor e thi ng, Mr Eam es. Let us suppose t hat a chil d suddenly cr osses the r oad in f ront of you. As soon as I tap on t he window, I want the car t o be stopped imm edi ately.39。 I continued dr iving and aft er some ti me, t he e xami ner t apped l oudl y. Though the sound coul d be hear d clearl y, i t took me a long t ime to r eact. I suddenly presed t he br ake pedal har d and we wer e both t hrown f orwar d. The exami ner l ooked at me sadl y. 39。 Mr Eames,39。 he sai d, i n a m our nful voice, 39。 you have j ust kil led t hat chil d !39。 lesson70 Red f or danger 危险的红色 Dur ing a bul lf ight, a dr unk suddenl y wander ed int o the m iddle of t he ri ng. The cr owd began t o shout , but the dr unk was unawar e of the danger . The bul l was busy wi th t he matador at t he ti me, but i t suddenl y caught si ght of t he dr unk who was shout ing r ude remar ks and wavi ng a red cap. Appar ent l y sensit ive t o cri ti ci sm , the bull f or got al l about the mat ador and char ged at t he dr unk. The cr owd suddenly gr ew quiet. The dr unk, however , seemed quit e sur e of hims elf . When the bull got close to hi m, he clumsil y stepped aside t o l et i t pass. The cr owd broke int o cheer s and the drunk bowe d. By thi s ti me, however, t hr ee men had e int o the r ing and t hey qui ckl y dragged the dr unk to safety. Even the bul l seemed to feel sorr y f or hi m, f or i t looked on sym pat het ical y unt il t he drunk was out of t he way befor e once m or e t ur ning i ts at tention to t he matador. Leson71 A f amous clock 一个著名的大钟 When you visit London, one of the f ir st hings you wi l se i s Bi g Ben, t he famous clock whi ch can be heard al l over the wor ld on the B. . I f the Houses of Par liament had hot been burned down in 1834, the gr eat clock would never have been erected. Big Ben t akes i ts name f rom Sir Benj am in Hal l who was responsibl e for t he making of the cl ock when t he new Houses of Parl iament were being bui lt . I t is not only of i mmense si ze, but is ext remely accurate as wel l. Of fi cials f rom Gr enwi ch Obser vat ory have the cl ock checked t wice a day. On t he . C. you can hear t he clock when it i s act ual ly st ri king because micr ophones ar e connected t o t he cl ock tower. Bi g Ben has rar el y gone wrong. Once, however , it f ai led t o give t he cor rect ti me. A paint er who had been worki ng on the t ower hung a pot of pai nt on one of t he hands and slowed it down ! Lesson72 A car call ed Bl uebi rd “蓝鸟”汽车 The gr eat r aci ng dri ver , Sir Mal col m Cam pbel l, was the f ir st m an to dr ive at over 300 mi les per hour . He set up a new worl d r ecord in September 1935 at Bonnevi l e Salt Flat s, Ut ah. Bl uebi rd, the car he was dri vi ng, had been special y buil t for him . I t was over 30 f eet i n length and had a 2500 horsepower engi ne. Al though Campbel l reached a speed of over 304 mil es per hour, he had great dif fi cul ty i n cont rol li ng the car be cause a t yre bur st duri ng the f ir st run. Aft er hi s at em pt , Campbel l was di sappoint ed to l ear n t hat his average speed had been 299 m il es per hour . However , a f ew days l ater, he was t old t hat a m istake had been m ade. His average speed。