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美国小学英语教材5:第154课 海华沙的童年(12)
To the ford across the river; 到河对岸的渡口; And as one in slumber walked he. 一个人在睡梦中走着。 Hidden in the alder-bushes. 藏在赤杨丛中。 There he waited till the deer came. 他在那里一直等到鹿来。 Till he saw t
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美国小学英语教材5:第155课 海华沙的童年(13)
As the deer came down the pathway. 当鹿从小路上下来时。 Then, upon one knee uprising, 然后，单膝跪地， Hiawatha aimed an arrow; 海华沙瞄准了一支箭; Scarce a twig moved with his motion. 他的动作几乎连一根树枝都没有
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美国小学英语教材5:第156课 海华沙的童年(14)
By the ford across the river; 在河对岸的渡口； Beat his timid heart no longer. 他胆怯的心不再跳动。 But the heart of Hiawatha 而是希瓦塔的心 Throbbed and shouted and exulted, 悸动着，呼喊着，欢腾着， As he bore th
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美国小学英语教材5:第157课 内容回顾
A BACKWARD LOOK 内容回顾 Guillaume the flute player, King Midas and Marygold, August, and Hiawathado you see that you have become acquainted with some people you had never met before? You will perhaps find that your father and mother knew them ye
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美国小学英语教材5:第158课 祖国之歌
SONG OF OUR LAND 祖国之歌 ANNETTE WYNNE 作者：安妮特?韦恩 Mountainland, fountainland, shoreland, and sea, 山地，泉源，滩地，海， Gods land thou art surelyHis gift to the free; 你确实是神赐给自由之人的礼物。 How b
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美国小学英语教材5:第159课 怎样才算是一名好公民
WHAT IS A GOOD CITIZEN? 怎样才算是一名好公民？ Many hundreds of years ago, Athens, in the country that we now call Greece, was the most beautiful and the most famous city in the world. Its people loved it and were proud of it. When the Ath
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美国小学英语教材5:第160课 为朋友而勇敢(1)
A HERO FOR A FRIEND 为朋友而勇敢 Joseph B. Ames 作者：约瑟夫B.艾姆斯 Can a person be afraid and still be brave? Perhaps you will be able to answer this question after you have read this story of an adventure that Paul Seabury and Bill
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美国小学英语教材5:第161课 为朋友而勇敢(2)
Pauls eyes brightened. Robinson Crusoe, he answered eagerly. Its awfully exciting. Ive just got to the place where 保罗的眼睛就明亮了。《鲁宾逊漂流记》，他急切地回答。这是非常令人兴奋的。我刚读到的地方 Never
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美国小学英语教材5:第162课 为朋友而勇敢(3)
Paul hesitated; he did not feel at all inclined to leave his comfortable chair and this interesting book. On the other hand, he wanted to have Bill Hedges think well of him. From the first he had regarded this big, strong fellow with a secret admirat
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美国小学英语教材5:第163课 为朋友而勇敢(4)
Coming out finally into the open, Paul shivered a little as the keen wind struck him. By the time he had adjusted the leather harness to his feet and pulled on his gloves, his fingers were blue, and he needed no urging to set off at a swift pace. In
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美国小学英语教材5:第164课 为朋友而勇敢(5)
Paul agreed, though he was not altogether thrilled at the thought of such a climb. Hogan Hill rose steeply back of the school. A few hay-fields covered its lower level, but above them the timber growth was fairly thick, and Paul knew from experience
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美国小学英语教材5:第165课 为朋友而勇敢(6)
A little snow wont hurt us, said Bill, and we can ski down in no time at all. Lets not go back just yet. 一点雪不会伤到我们的，比尔说，我们很快就能滑下来。我们先别回去。 Presently they started on again. It seemed to Pa
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美国小学英语教材5:第166课 为朋友而勇敢(7)
The boys had gone perhaps a quarter of a mile down the trail when a sudden heavier gust of stinging flakes blinded them both. Paul instantly put on the brake and almost stopped. When he was able to clear his eyes. Bill was out of sight. An instant la
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美国小学英语教材5:第167课 为朋友而勇敢(8)
For a moment or two he sat there, face screwed up, arms gripping his knees. Then he looked up at the frightened Paul, a wry smile twisting the corners of his mouth. It looks as if we are in a mess, doesnt it? 他在那儿坐了一两分钟，脸绷得紧
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美国小学英语教材5:第168课 为朋友而勇敢(9)
And it was true. Already Pauls teeth were chattering, and even Bill could feel the cold through his thick sweater. He tried to think of some other way, but finally agreed to try Pauls plan. His heavy high shoes were laced with rawhide thongs, which c
