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美国小学英语教材5:第184课 贝琪有办法(11)
THE HOMEWARD JOURNEY 回家的旅程 Molly and Betsy hurried out of the gate into the main street of the town and down to the station. Molly was eating doughnuts as she went. They were both quite hungry by this time, but Betsy could not think of eati
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美国小学英语教材5:第185课 贝琪有办法(12)
She was tired still when they got out of the train at Hillsboro and started wearily up the road toward Putney Farm. Two miles lay ahead of them, miles which they had often walked before, but never after such a day of work as this. Molly dragged her f
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美国小学英语教材5:第186课 乔治·华盛顿
GEORGE WASHINGTON 乔治. 华盛顿 Nancy Byrd Turner 作者：南希伯德特纳 He played by the river when he was young, 他小时候在河边玩， He raced with rabbits along the hills, 他和兔子在山上赛跑， He fished for minnows, and c
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美国小学英语教材5:第187课 罗伯特.E.李:从男孩到男人(1)
ROBERT E. LEE: FROM MANLINESS TO MANHOOD 罗伯特. E . 李：从男孩到男人 Edith A. Heal 作者：伊迪丝A. 希尔 When Robert E. Lee had grown to manhood, he once wrote to his son that duty was the finest word in our language. Perhaps as you
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美国小学英语教材5:第188课 罗伯特.E.李:从男孩到男人(2)
So young Robert Lee lived among inspiring surroundings. Stratford House had done much to keep alive the glory of the Lee family. Important men had lived beneath its roof. There were Roberts cousins, the two li brothers, Francis Lightfoot Lee and Rich
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美国小学英语教材5:第189课 罗伯特.E.李:从男孩到男人(3)
Just as Robert loved the fine old rooms at Stratford House, rich in history, so he loved the fields and forests of the vast estate surrounding the house. He enjoyed roaming through the countryside and the cool woods. He was completely happy when he l
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美国小学英语教材5:第190课 罗伯特.E.李:从男孩到男人(4)
Life at Alexandria began very much like that at Stratford. Robert continued to love the out-of-doors, and his new surroundings were as beautiful as the old homestead; they had left. When he was a grown man, Lee returned to Alexandria for a visit. He
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美国小学英语教材5:第191课 罗伯特.E.李:从男孩到男人(5)
The tasks that the boy undertook in his mothers household would have been hard work for a grown man. But his outdoor life had made him strong. His splendid health helped him to succeed. This same strength gave him an advantage over other men througho
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美国小学英语教材5:第192课 罗伯特.E.李:从男孩到男人(6)
Perhaps the happiest part of his early days at Alexandria was the time he spent in taking care of the horses. He learned to ride very well and followed the hunt for hours over the hills and valleys. So he came to love horses and to admire good riders
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美国小学英语教材5:第193课 乔西的本垒打(1)
JOSIES HOME RUN 乔西的本垒打 Ruth Gipson Plowhead 作者：露丝吉普森普罗汉德 It was lucky for Josie and the team that she was a twin, and it was lucky that she needed a haircut just when she did. But luck would not have been enough. W
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美国小学英语教材5:第194课 乔西的本垒打(2)
Aw, Mother, Joe, who was very fond of his sister, would reply, I like to play with Josie, and the kids like her. But you know. Mother, when theres a whole field of boys and not another girl, it makes a fellow feel funny if the girls his sister. Somet
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美国小学英语教材5:第195课 乔西的本垒打(3)
The spring the twins were ten years old was an exciting time in the Lowell school, which they attended. It seemed as if all the boys in the town had gone ball mad, and each room in each school had its own team. The different schools had played each o
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美国小学英语教材5:第196课 乔西的本垒打(4)
You might let me alone a minute, Josie Dawn, he growled one night. A fellows got to do something in this world except play ball every minute. 你可以让我单独呆一会儿，乔西道恩，一天晚上，他咆哮道。在这个世界上，一个人
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美国小学英语教材5:第197课 乔西的本垒打(5)
Nevertheless, although Joe insisted he was all right, Mother noticed that he shivered all evening, and went to bed very early. When she went for a last good-night look, he was tossing and mumbling in his sleep. By morning even Joe himself admitted th
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美国小学英语教材5:第198课 乔西的本垒打(6)
Perhaps if I have to wait at the shop I will go straight to the game from there. Esther and Eleanor are going with me. Oh, I wish you could go, brother. I will remember and tell you all about it. 也许如果我必须在商店等着，我会从那里直
