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There was once a house that was overrun with mice. A cat heard of this, and said to herself, "That's the place for me," and off she went and took up her quarters in the house, and caught the mice one by one and ate them. At last the mice could stand it no longer, and they determined1 to take to their holes and stay there. "That's awkward," said the cat to herself: "the only thing to do is to coax2 them out by a trick." So she considered a while, and then climbed up the wall and let herself hang down by her hind3 legs from a peg4, and pretended to be dead. By and by a mouse peeped out and saw the cat hanging there. "Aha!" it cried, "you're very clever, madam, no doubt: but you may turn yourself into a bag of meal hanging there, if you like, yet you won't catch us coming anywhere near you."
If you are wise you won't be deceived by the innocent airs of those whom you have once found to be dangerous.
从前有一座房子里面的老鼠泛滥成灾。一只猫听到此事便自言自语的说“那正是我要去的地方。”于是她走到那座房子里住下了一只接一只地抓老鼠然后吃掉他们最好老鼠们再也无法忍受下去决定躲到自己的洞里再也不出来“这还真不好办了”猫自言自语道“若想骗它们出来只能耍个花招了。”她琢磨了一会儿然后爬上墙用后腿钩住木桩倒挂下来假装已经死了。过了一会儿一只老鼠向外窥探看到了挂在那里的猫。“啊哈”老鼠大叫“夫人你还真聪明不过就算你假装成一袋食粮挂在那里你也骗不了我们去接近你。”
如果有足够的智慧面对那些曾认定的危险人物所假装出来的无辜你也不会上当受骗。
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初中短篇随笔,新鲜出炉,欢迎前来围观。下面是读文网小编精心为你整理初中短篇随笔,希望你喜欢。
小四大家都很熟悉——郭敬明。我最爱他所写的文章,很凄美,好适合我,我不知道使什么时候爱上他地文章的。我只是莫名的喜欢,没有任何预兆,没有什么理由,喜欢就是喜欢。
我觉得它的文章很适合我。文字好美,看他的书时,我会很感动,会流泪,是他写得好还是我就是多愁善感地那一类人,还是……
就《夏至未至》而言,我对小司已经不知流了几回泪,妈妈说我好傻,我知道我很傻,我好容易被骗,我喜欢独立却又离不开甜言蜜语,我喜欢一个人却又不敢告诉他,怕他会拒绝我,我怕的太多,所以我才会一无所有……
有时候我觉得我和小四好像,真的!我觉得我和他都很悲哀。我喜欢被人当做公主,喜欢被人举得很高,却忘了举得越高,摔下来就越痛,最后弄得自己遍体鳞伤,却又无力再去感受生体地伤痛,只觉得心在滴血,在也捕要让我自己受伤,我要学会坚强,创造出自己的世界,做自己地女王,当自己地公主不捕要再喜欢你,我不要……
学学小四,写写文章,让自己真正地独立。
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童话的幻想性说明了童话对儿童心理成长产生作用的心理学机制,下面这些是小编为大家推荐的几篇关于妈妈的童话故事。
山里有个狐狸窝。小狐狸正在窝里哭:“饿,我饿!”
狐狸妈妈赶紧说:“宝宝别哭,妈妈这就给你弄好吃的来。”小狐狸这才止住哭声。
“妈妈去给你摘串好吃的葡萄来。”狐狸妈妈说着,去寻找葡萄了。
小狐狸乖乖地等着妈妈回来。一个小时过去了,妈妈没有回来。两个小时过去了,窝外静悄悄的。三个小时过去了,还是没有一点动静。小狐狸饿得受不了,又哭起来:“啊,我饿,饿极啦!”
再说狐狸妈妈吧。狐狸妈妈拼命地跑着,想去找一串又大又香甜的葡萄。它跑过一座山,又跑过一座山,跑完第三座山,才好不容易看见一片葡萄园。
“对不起,我的孩子饿得直哭,让我摘一串葡萄吧!”狐狸妈妈说完,跳上一棵葡萄树,摘了一大串葡萄。
狐狸妈妈把葡萄叼在嘴里,连忙往回跑。翻过一座山,又翻过一座山,最后翻过第三座山。自己的家就近在眼前了。
狐狸妈妈想:在我去摘葡萄的这段时间里,孩子会不会被可怕的老鹰什么的叼走呢?
这时候,窝里传来了小狐狸呜呜的哭声,狐狸妈妈心里的一块石头才落了地。可一下子,狐狸妈妈忽然感到浑身上下一点力气也没有了,口里叼的葡萄变得很重很重,重得简直叼不住了。
“哎呀,累死了!”狐狸妈妈把葡萄放到一棵大树下,准备停下来休息一会儿。
就在这个时候,不远处传来了汪汪的狗叫声。不好!猎人已经带着猎狗来了。怎么办?狐狸妈妈生怕小狐狸被猎枪打死,根本顾不上危险,放声大叫起来,
“宝宝,危险!快跑啊!”
小狐狸在窝里听见妈妈的叫声,吓了一跳。赶紧起来,没命地朝山里跑去。它不知道发生了什么事,只知道这句话是妈妈在危险的时候喊的。
从那以后过了好长好长时间,狐狸妈妈始终没有回来。小狐狸到处找妈妈,就这样一天一天地长大了。
有一天,小狐狸来到了以前和妈妈一起住过的那个窝附近,它发现一棵大树下长了一株葡萄。葡萄藤盘在大树上,结了许多许多可爱的葡萄。
“这地方怎么会有葡萄呢?”小狐狸感到很奇怪。
它摘下一串葡萄吃了起来。啊,多么好吃的葡萄呀,个儿大而且汁甜。
小狐狸狼吞虎咽地吃了好多好多。吃着吃着,它忽然想起了妈妈说过的话:“宝宝别哭,妈妈这就给你弄好吃的来。”小狐狸一下子明白了这里长葡萄的原因了。
为了向现在仍不知道下落的妈妈表示感谢,小狐狸放开嗓子大叫:“谢谢您啦!”
人们都说,妈妈的爱是世界
上最伟大的爱,因为只有妈妈才舍得为儿女付出一切,甚至自己的生命。
小狐狸的妈妈就是一位好妈妈,她连跑三座山,只是为了给小狐狸摘一串葡萄,为了救小狐狸,她自己死掉了。
小狐狸感觉到了,可爱的小朋友,你们感觉到了吗?记得向妈妈说声“谢谢您啊”!
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儿童对童话有特殊爱好,童话符合儿童的思维特点,下面这些是小编为大家推荐的几篇关于骆驼的童话故事。
一日,一头骆驼与一匹马同在河边饮水。
望着河中的倒影,马嗤之以鼻地说:“呦,这不是骆驼老兄吗,瞧你,身上的两肉疙瘩,厚厚的脚掌,长得这么寒碜,还敢站在帅哥我的身边吗?”
骆驼微笑着说:“马大哥,你可别小看我的样子,我身体的各个部件在沙漠中可是有很大的作用的。”
“呦呦,还很大作用,难道我们马就不行吗?你不知道我们都是奔跑的高手吗?别说小小的沙漠,就是环游世界,那也不再话下,不信咱就比比如何。”马昂首挺胸骄傲地说。
“不行,马大哥,沙漠无边无际,没有水源,风沙漫天飞舞,进去了你就很难出来的。”骆驼真心地劝他。
“不,咱们还是比一比,看看谁是真正的英雄。”马还是不服气高傲的说。
骆驼没有办法,带着马走进了荒凉的沙漠。
刚刚踏入沙漠中,马就有些晃悠,而骆驼却如履平地,原因是,骆驼的脚掌又大又厚,不会陷进松散的沙子中。走着走着,一阵狂风席卷着沙子肆无忌惮的扑面而来,马吓得蜷起身子,紧闭双眼。骆驼跟没事一样,因为骆驼有着双层睫毛,挡住了风沙,不易迷住眼睛。马有些胆怯了,骆驼笑着说:“马大哥,咱们快回去吧!再走你就会很渴的,在沙漠中是很少有水源的,我身上那两个肉疙瘩叫驼峰,虽然很丑,但里边有足够的养料,所以能不吃不喝在这里走上几天。”
听了骆驼的话,马难为情地低下了头,红着脸对骆驼说:“对不起,骆驼老兄,我真不应该以貌取人呀。”
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童话故事的读者主体是儿童,这就决定了其特殊的语言风格与特点,下面这些是小编为大家推荐的几篇格林童话故事英文版。
One summer's day a little tailor sat on his table by the window in the best of spirits, and sewed for dear life. As he was sitting thus a peasant woman came down the street, calling out: "Good jam to sell, good jam to sell." This sounded sweetly in the tailor's ears; he put his frail little head out of the window, and shouted: "up here, my good woman, and you'll find a willing customer." The woman climbed up the three flights of stairs with her heavy basket to the tailor's room, and he made her spread out all the pots in a row before him.
He examined them all, lifted them up and smelled them, and said at last: "This jam seems good, weigh me four ounces of it, my good woman; and even if it's a quarter of a pound I won't stick at it." The woman, who had hoped to find a good market, gave him what he wanted, but went away grumbling wrathfully. "Now heaven shall bless this jam for my use," cried the little tailor, "and it shall sustain and strengthen me." He fetched some bread out of a cupboard, cut a round off the loaf, and spread the jam on it. "That won't taste amiss," he said; "but I'll finish that waistcoat first before I take a bite." He placed the bread beside him, went on sewing, and out of the lightness of his heart kept on making his stitches bigger and bigger. In the meantime the smell of the sweet jam rose to the ceiling, where heaps of flies were sitting, and attracted them to such an extent that they swarmed on to it in masses. "Ha! who invited you?" said the tailor, and chased the unwelcome guests away. But the flies, who didn't understand English, refused to let themselves be warned off, and returned again in even greater numbers.
At last the little tailor, losing all patience, reached out of his chimney corner for a duster, and exclaiming: "Wait, and I'll give it to you," he beat them mercilessly with it. When he left off he counted the slain, and no fewer than seven lay dead before him with outstretched legs. "What a desperate fellow I am!" said he, and was filled with admiration at his own courage. "The whole town must know about this"; and in great haste the little tailor cut out a girdle, hemmed it, and embroidered on it in big letters, "Seven at a blow." "What did I say, the town? no, the whole world shall hear of it," he said; and his heart beat for joy as a lamb wags his tail.
The tailor strapped the girdle round his waist and set out into the wide world, for he considered his workroom too small a field for his prowess. Before he set forth he looked round about him, to see if there was anything in the house he could take with him on his journey; but he found nothing except an old cheese, which he took possession of. In front of the house he observed a bird that had bee
n caught in some bushes, and this he put into his wallet beside the cheese.
Then he went on his way merrily, and being light and agile he never felt tired. His way led up a hill, on the top of which sat a powerful giant, who was calmly surveying the landscape. The little tailor went up to him, and greeting him cheerfully said: "Good- day, friend; there you sit at your ease viewing the whole wide world. I'm just on my way there. What do you say to accompanying me?" The giant looked contemptuously at the tailor, and said: "What a poor wretched little creature you are!" "That's a good joke," answered the little tailor, and unbuttoning his coat he showed the giant the girdle. "There now, you can read what sort of a fellow I am." The giant read: "Seven at a blow"; and thinking they were human beings the tailor had slain, he conceived a certain respect for the little man. But first he thought he'd test him, so taking up a stone in his hand, he squeezed it till some drops of water ran out. "Now you do the same," said the giant, "if you really wish to be thought strong." "Is that all?" said the little tailor; "that's child's play to me," so he dived into his wallet, brought out the cheese, and pressed it till the whey ran out. "My squeeze was in sooth better than yours," said he. The giant didn't know what to say, for he couldn't have believed it of the little fellow. To prove him again, the giant lifted a stone and threw it so high that the eye could hardly follow it. "Now, my little pigmy, let me see you do that." "Well thrown," said the tailor; "but, after all, your stone fell to the ground; I'll throw one that won't come down at all." He dived into his wallet again, and grasping the bird in his hand, he threw it up into the air. The bird, enchanted to be free, soared up into the sky, and flew away never to return. "Well, what do you think of that little piece of business, friend?" asked the tailor. "You can certainly throw," said the giant; "but now let's see if you can carry a proper weight." With these words he led the tailor to a huge oak tree which had been felled to the ground, and said: "If you are strong enough, help me to carry the tree out of the wood." "Most certainly," said the little tailor: "just you take the trunk on your shoulder; I'll bear the top and branches, which is certainly the heaviest part."
The giant laid the trunk on his shoulder, but the tailor sat at his ease among the branches; and the giant, who couldn't see what was going on behind him, had to carry the whole tree, and the little tailor into the bargain. There he sat behind in the best of spirits, lustily whistling a tune, as if carrying the tree were mere sport. The giant, after dragging the heavy weight for some time, could get
on no further, and shouted out: "Hi! I must let the tree fall." The tailor sprang nimbly down, seized the tree with both hands as if he had carried it the whole way and said to the giant: "Fancy a big lout like you not being able to carry a tree!"
They continued to go on their way together, and as they passed by a cherry tree the giant grasped the top of it, where the ripest fruit hung, gave the branches into the tailor's hand, and bade him eat. But the little tailor was far too weak to hold the tree down, and when the giant let go the tree swung back into the air, bearing the little tailor with it. When he had fallen to the ground again without hurting himself, the giant said: "What! do you mean to tell me you haven't the strength to hold down a feeble twig?" "It wasn't strength that was wanting," replied the tailor; "do you think that would have been anything for a man who has killed seven at a blow? I jumped over the tree because the huntsmen are shooting among the branches near us. Do you do the like if you dare." The giant made an attempt, but couldn't get over the tree, and stuck fast in the branches, so that here too the little tailor had the better of him.
"Well, you're a fine fellow, after all," said the giant; "come and spend the night with us in our cave." The little tailor willingly consented to do this, and following his friend they went on till they reached a cave where several other giants were sitting round a fire, each holding a roast sheep in his hand, of which he was eating. The little tailor looked about him, and thought: "Yes, there's certainly more room to turn round in here than in my workshop." The giant showed him a bed and bade him lie down and have a good sleep. But the bed was too big for the little tailor, so he didn't get into it, but crept away into the corner.
At midnight, when the giant thought the little tailor was fast asleep, he rose up, and taking his big iron walking-stick, he broke the bed in two with a blow, and thought he had made an end of the little grasshopper. At early dawn the giants went off to the wood, and quite forgot about the little tailor, till all of a sudden they met him trudging along in the most cheerful manner. The giants were terrified at the apparition, and, fearful lest he should slay them, they all took to their heels as fast as they could.
The little tailor continued to follow his nose, and after he had wandered about for a long time he came to the courtyard of a royal palace, and feeling tired he lay down on the grass and fell asleep. While he lay there the people came, and looking him all over read on his girdle: "Seven at a blow." "Oh!" they said, "what can this great hero of a hundred fights want in our peaceful land? He must indeed be a mighty man of valor." They went and told the King about him, and said what a
weighty and useful man he'd be in time of war, and that it would be well to secure him at any price. This counsel pleased the King, and he sent one of his courtiers down to the little tailor, to offer him, when he awoke, a commission in their army. The messenger remained standing by the sleeper, and waited till he stretched his limbs and opened his eyes, when he tendered his proposal. "That's the very thing I came here for," he answered; "I am quite ready to enter the King's service." So he was received with all honor, and given a special house of his own to live in.
But the other officers resented the success of the little tailor, and wished him a thousand miles away. "What's to come of it all?" they asked each other; "if we quarrel with him, he'll let out at us, and at every blow seven will fall. There'll soon be an end of us." So they resolved to go in a body to the King, and all to send in their papers. "We are not made," they said, "to hold out against a man who kills seven at a blow." The King was grieved at the thought of losing all his faithful servants for the sake of one man, and he wished heartily that he had never set eyes on him, or that he could get rid of him. But he didn't dare to send him away, for he feared he might kill him along with his people, and place himself on the throne.
He pondered long and deeply over the matter, and finally came to a conclusion. He sent to the tailor and told him that, seeing what a great and warlike hero he was, he was about to make him an offer. In a certain wood of his kingdom there dwelled two giants who did much harm; by the way they robbed, murdered, burned, and plundered everything about them; "no one could approach them without endangering his life. But if he could overcome and kill these two giants he should have his only daughter for a wife, and half his kingdom into the bargain; he might have a hundred horsemen, too, to back him up." "That's the very thing for a man like me," thought the little tailor; "one doesn't get the offer of a beautiful princess and half a kingdom every day." "Done with you," he answered; "I'll soon put an end to the giants. But I haven't the smallest need of your hundred horsemen; a fellow who can slay seven men at a blow need not be afraid of two."
The little tailor set out, and the hundred horsemen followed him. When he came to the outskirts of the wood he said to his followers: "You wait here, I'll manage the giants by myself"; and he went on into the wood, casting his sharp little eyes right and left about him. After a while he spied the two giants lying asleep under a tree, and snoring till the very boughs bent with the breeze. The little tailor lost no time in filling his wallet with stones, and then climbed up the tree under which they lay. When he got to about the middle of it he slipped alo
ng a branch till he sat just above the sleepers, when he threw down one stone after the other on the nearest giant.
The giant felt nothing for a long time, but at last he woke up, and pinching his companion said: "What did you strike me for?" "I didn't strike you," said the other, "you must be dreaming." They both lay down to sleep again, and the tailor threw down a stone on the second giant, who sprang up and cried: "What's that for? Why did you throw something at me?" "I didn't throw anything," growled the first one. They wrangled on for a time, till, as both were tired, they made up the matter and fell asleep again. The little tailor began his game once more, and flung the largest stone he could find in his wallet with all his force, and hit the first giant on the chest. "This is too much of a good thing!" he yelled, and springing up like a madman, he knocked his companion against the tree till he trembled. He gave, however, as good as he got, and they became so enraged that they tore up trees and beat each other with them, till they both fell dead at once on the ground. Then the little tailor jumped down. "It's a mercy," he said, "that they didn't root up the tree on which I was perched, or I should have had to jump like a squirrel on to another, which, nimble though I am, would have been no easy job." He drew his sword and gave each of the giants a very fine thrust or two on the breast, and then went to the horsemen and said: "The deed is done, I've put an end to the two of them; but I assure you it has been no easy matter, for they even tore up trees in their struggle to defend themselves; but all that's of no use against one who slays seven men at a blow." "Weren't you wounded?" asked the horsemen.
"No fear," answered the tailor; "they haven't touched a hair of my head." But the horsemen wouldn't believe him till they rode into the wood and found the giants weltering in their blood, and the trees lying around, torn up by the roots.
The little tailor now demanded the promised reward from the King, but he repented his promise, and pondered once more how he could rid himself of the hero. "Before you obtain the hand of my daughter and half my kingdom," he said to him, "you must do another deed of valor. A unicorn is running about loose in the wood, and doing much mischief; you must first catch it." "I'm even less afraid of one unicorn than of two giants; seven at a blow, that's my motto." He took a piece of cord and an axe with him, went out to the wood, and again told the men who had been sent with him to remain outside. He hadn't to search long, for the unicorn soon passed by, and, on perceiving the tailor, dashed straight at him as though it were going to spike him on the spot. "Gently, gently," said he, "not so fast, my friend&qu
ot;; and standing still he waited till the beast was quite near, when he sprang lightly behind a tree; the unicorn ran with all its force against the tree, and rammed its horn so firmly into the trunk that it had no strength left to pull it out again, and was thus successfully captured. "Now I've caught my bird," said the tailor, and he came out from behind the tree, placed the cord round its neck first, then struck the horn out of the tree with his axe, and when everything was in order led the beast before the King.
Still the King didn't want to give him the promised reward and made a third demand. The tailor was to catch a wild boar for him that did a great deal of harm in the wood; and he might have the huntsmen to help him. "Willingly," said the tailor; "that's mere child's play." But he didn't take the huntsmen into the wood with him, and they were well enough pleased to remain behind, for the wild boar had often received them in a manner which did not make them desire its further acquaintance. As soon as the boar perceived the tailor it ran at him with foaming mouth and gleaming teeth, and tried to knock him down; but our alert little friend ran into a chapel that stood near, and got out of the window again with a jump.
The boar pursued him into the church, but the tailor skipped round to the door, and closed it securely. So the raging beast was caught, for it was far too heavy and unwieldy to spring out of the window. The little tailor summoned the huntsmen together, that they might see the prisoner with their own eyes. Then the hero betook himself to the King, who was obliged now, whether he liked it or not, to keep his promise, and hand him over his daughter and half his kingdom. Had he known that no hero-warrior, but only a little tailor stood before him, it would have gone even more to his heart. So the wedding was celebrated with much splendor and little joy, and the tailor became a king.
After a time the Queen heard her husband saying one night in his sleep: "My lad, make that waistcoat and patch these trousers, or I'll box your ears." Thus she learned in what rank the young gentleman had been born, and next day she poured forth her woes to her father, and begged him to help her to get rid of a husband who was nothing more nor less than a tailor. The King comforted her, and said: "Leave your bedroom door open to-night, my servants shall stand outside, and when your husband is fast asleep they shall enter, bind him fast, and carry him on to a ship, which shall sail away out into the wide ocean."
The Queen was well satisfied with the idea, but the armor-bearer, who had overheard everything, being much attached to his young master, went straight to him and revealed the whole plot. "I'll soon put a stop to the business," said the tailor. That night he and his wife went to bed at the usual time; and when
she thought he had fallen asleep she got up, opened the door, and then lay down again. The little tailor, who had only pretended to be asleep, began to call out in a clear voice: "My lad, make that waistcoat and patch those trousers, or I'll box your ears. I have killed seven at a blow, slain two giants, led a unicorn captive, and caught a wild boar, then why should I be afraid of those men standing outside my door?" The men, when they heard the tailor saying these words, were so terrified that they fled as if pursued by a wild army, and didn't dare go near him again. So the little tailor was and remained a king all the days of his life.
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利用童话故事可以很好的培养幼儿的表达能力,下面这些是小编为大家推荐的几篇超简短英文版童话故事。
The pig & Watermelon
In spring, the mother pig took the little pig LuLu to the foot of the mountain. They planted some watermelon.
When summer came, there were many big round watermelons in the field.
One day, the sun was burning like a fire, it was terribly hot on the ground. The mother pig said to the little pig:"Lulu, go to the field to pick a watermelon back,ok?" Lulu said happily:"Ok! No problem."
Then he ran to the watermelon field. When he got to the field, he was happy to find so many big green watermelons. He chose one of the biggest watermelon and picked it from the vine. Then he held it with his hands trying to lift is on his shoulder to carry it home.
"Wow!It's so heavy!" Lulu tried several times, but he failed. And he was socked with sweat. He wiped his sweat off and decided to have a rest.
Suddenly he saw the monkey Pipi. He was playing with a hoop. Lulu patted his head and said:"I've got it." He thought,the round hoop can roll, the watermelon round too,then it can roll too.He then put the big melon on the ground and rolled it forward quickly.
At last he got home with the watermelon.The mother pig knew the story, she exclaimed:"My child, you're really clever!"
看了超简短英文版童话故事
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童话常是以儿童为接受对象的口头幻想叙事体裁,也是辅助儿童教育的一种重要手段,下面这些是小编为大家推荐的几篇关于数字的童话故事。
在浩瀚的太空里,有一个数字王国,它就在汉字王国的对面。数字王国里的成员可不少,里面有0、1、2、3、4、5、6、7、8、9这几个数字。他们快乐地生活着,可是,有一天,数字们为了争论谁的作用最大而闹得不可开交。
那一天,数字王国准备选出一位本领最大的数字来当国王来管理国家。这时,0迫不及待地说:“哈!我的本领最大了,要是没有我,你们也就不会出现了!”
1神气地说:“我的本领才最大呢,人人比赛都想拿第1名,要是没有我,也就没有第1名!”
大家争吵一团。8抢着讲:“我的本领最大,都说‘888,发发发’,大家都喜欢发大财,现在车牌号上也都喜欢挂8呢!”9自豪地说:“我的本领更大,我在数字里最大,是老大,国王应该我来做!”数字们就这样吵个不停。
就在这时,智慧老人飞了过来,语重心长地说:“你们不要再吵了,其实每个数字都有自己的长处和短处,你们只看到了自己的长处,没有看到自己的短处,这样可不够,你们以后要互相帮助,才能更好地发挥你们的作用!”
数字们听了,惭愧地低下了头。以后他们再也不抢功了,大家谦虚礼让,又快快乐乐地生活在一起了。
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童话影响深远,尤其对于儿童世界观和价值观的形成,下面这些是小编为大家推荐的几篇格林童话故事电子书里的故事。
狐狸来到一块草地,看见草地上有一群肥肥大大的鹅,笑道:“我来得正好,你们的队形很不错,我可以毫不费事地把你们一只一只地都吃掉。”
鹅群吓坏了,它们哭叫着、蹦跳着、央求着饶命。可是狐狸却装着不听见,威胁说:“无法开恩!你们必须死。”过了一会儿,一只鹅壮着胆子来问:“既然我们不得不放弃我们年轻的生命,那么能不能高抬贵手,让我们做最后一次祈祷,让我们别在自己的罪孽中死去,然后我们会排成一行,让您每次都能选出最肥美的。”
“好啊,”狐狸答,“这倒是合情合理、挺虔诚的请求。去祈祷吧,我等着,等你们祈祷完。”于是第一只开始了长长的祷告,它不停地叫着:“嘎!嘎!”好像是没完没了,第二只等不及了,也开始“嘎!嘎!”叫了起来。接着是第三只、第四只,不一会儿它们一起叫了起来。
等它们祈祷完了,咱们再继续讲这个故事,可是事到如今,它们还在不歇气地祈祷着呢。
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童话的内容反映了儿童生活中面临的主要冲突,是儿童迷恋童话的重要原因,下面这些是小编为大家推荐的几篇格林童话故事全集精选。
高山与峡谷从不相遇,可是人类的后代,无论是善与恶,则都会相识。就是这样,一个鞋匠和一个裁缝在他们的旅途上相会了。裁缝是个个头不高但相貌英俊的小伙子,他的性格开朗,整天乐呵呵。他看见鞋匠从对面走来,从他背着的家什裁缝猜出他是干什么营生的,就唱了一支小调与他开玩笑:
“给我缝缝开了线的鞋,
针脚得要细又密,
沥青要抹在缝线上,
鞋底的钉子要敲牢。”
可是鞋匠却受不了这个玩笑,他拉长了脸,好像喝了一瓶醋,做了一个要掐裁缝脖子的动作,但是小个子裁缝却哈哈笑了起来,递给他一瓶水说道:“没什么坏意思,喝口水吧,压压气。”鞋匠使劲喝了一口,脸上的阴云才散开了。他把瓶子还给裁缝并说:“我喝了一大口。大家说这叫能喝,而不是因为口渴。我们能一起走吗?”“好啊,”裁缝同意,“到大城市里去你觉得如何,那儿活儿会不少。”“那就是我要去的地方。”鞋匠一口赞同:“小镇子里无钱可挣,农村的人们都不穿鞋。”于是他们一块赶路,下雪的时候,他们像黄鼠狼一样踩着前面的脚窝走。
他们匆匆赶路,没有时间吃东西和休息,到了一座城里后又到处找买卖人揽生意,由于裁缝的神情活泼又快乐,两个脸蛋红彤彤的,深得大家的欢心,所以活儿也多,运气好的时候东家的女儿在门廊下甚至会亲他一口。他又和鞋匠遇了。裁缝的家伙几乎都在包袱里。脾气暴躁的鞋匠做了一个苦脸心里想:“人越坏,运气就越好。”可是裁缝一边笑一边唱了起来,把他所有的东西拿出来和同伴分享。如果口袋里有两个铜板的话,他会要杯啤酒,兴高采烈地拍着桌子,酒杯也会陪他跳舞,他是一个挣得容易花得快的乐天派。
他们走了一段时间,来到一座大森林,森林那边有通往首都的大道。有二条小路可穿过林子,一条需要走七天,另一条则只要二天,但是二人谁也不知道哪条是近路。他们坐在一棵橡树下,商量以后如何办、干粮还可以吃几天。鞋匠发言:“任何事都要先思而后行,我得带一周的干粮。”“什么!”裁缝吃了一惊,“像驴一样驮七天的干粮,头都不能抬起来走路。我相信上帝,任何事情均无烦恼!我口袋里的钱夏天冬天一样好用,可是热天里面包要变硬,而且还会发霉,我的外套也禁不住这么长的时间。另外我们为什么不找找那条近路呢?二天的干粮足够用啦。”最后,二人分别带上自己的干粮,进入森林寻找各自的运气。
林子里静悄悄地像座教堂。风不刮、水不流、鸟不鸣,连阳光都穿不透树上密密的叶子。鞋匠一声不吭,背上的干粮越来越重,汗流满面,脸色阴沉。裁缝却是一脸欢快,跳来蹦去,不是用树叶吹着小曲就是哼着小调,心里想:“天堂里的上帝看见我如此快活,一定会高兴的。”二天过去了,第三天,这林子还没有到头,裁缝把干粮都吃光了,他的心一下子沉重了许多。然而,他并没有丧失勇气,而是依靠上帝,相信自己的运气。
第三天夜里,他饥肠辘辘地躺在一棵树下,到早晨起来时更加饿得发慌;第四天也过去了,鞋匠坐在一棵倒在地上的树上面吃他的晚饭,裁缝则只能在一边看着。如果他要一小片面包的话,鞋匠就会讽刺地笑道,“你不是总是那么高兴吗?现在你可知道什么叫做悲伤。早晨唱歌的鸟儿,晚上就会被鹰给叼走。”长话短说,他是一个无情无意的人。第五个早晨,可怜的裁缝站不起来了,浑身虚弱得连吐一个字都很困难。他的脸色苍白,眼睛发红。这时鞋匠跟他说:“今天我给你一块面包,但是不能白给,你得用你的右眼换。”裁缝大不高兴,可是他为了挽救自己的性命不得不同意了。他的双眼又一次流出了眼泪,然后抬起头来。狠心的鞋匠用一把飞快的刀将他的右眼挖了出来。裁缝这时想起小时候他躲在厨房里偷吃东西时母亲说的话:“该享受的时候就享受,该受苦的时候就受苦。”在他慢慢地享用完那块代价昂贵的面包后,又站了起来,把痛苦抛在脑后,自我安慰地想到一只眼睛足够用。可是到了第六天,饥饿再次袭来,他的腹空如雷鸣,震得心都要跳出来了。到了晚上他跌倒在一棵树旁,第七天早晨人已昏迷,再站不起来,死神临近了。此时鞋匠又说:“我来可怜可怜你吧,再给你些面包,不过仍不是白给,我要你另外一只眼睛。”现在,裁缝才感到他的一生如此渺小,请求上帝的宽恕吧,他说:“你想干什么就干什么吧,我将忍受我必须忍受的苦难。可是你要记住,我们的上帝可不总是看着不管的,你在我身上所施的这些暴行会得到报应的,那一刻终将要来到的。我的日子好的时候,我与你共享我的一切。我的工作要求每一针都相同,不许有分毫之差。如果我失去双眼,就不能做针线活了,那我只好去要饭啦。在我瞎了之后,无论如何别把我一个人丢在这里,要不我就会饿死的。”可是那鞋匠心中早就没了上帝,掏出刀来又把他的左眼剖了出来,然后给了他一小块面包和一只棍子让他在后边跟着。太阳下山他们出了森林,眼前是一片野地,上面立着绞架。鞋匠把瞎裁缝领到绞架底下就独自离去了。在疲劳、痛苦和饥饿的折磨下,倒霉的人一头倒下就睡着啦。他睡呀睡呀,整整睡了一晚上,天亮的时候他醒了,可不知道自己在哪儿。绞架上吊着二个罪犯,每个人的头上都站着一只乌鸦。这时一个吊死鬼说起话来:“兄弟你醒了吗?”“我醒啦。”第二个回答。“那么我告诉你,”第一个说,“昨晚上从绞架上掉下来的露水,谁要是用它洗脸的话,就会得到自己的眼睛。如果盲人们知道的话,有多少人会相信这能恢复人的视力?”
这话让裁缝听见啦,他从口袋里掏出手帕,按在地上的小草上,直到手帕让露水给湿透了,然后用手帕擦洗眼窝。说时迟那时快,绞架上的吊死鬼的话立刻就灵验啦,眼窝里又变出一双明亮的眼睛,不一会儿裁缝就看清了山那边升起的太阳,他的眼前是一片平原,平原上耸立着一座大都市以及巨大的城门和许多高塔,塔尖上的金球和十字架闪闪发光。他能分辨出树上的每片叶子,看见小鸟在树丛间飞来飞去,小飞虫在空气中跳舞。他从口袋里掏出一根针,和以前一样,很快就把线穿了过去,他的心里乐开了花。他跪了下来真心感谢上帝给予他的恩赐,虔诚地做了晨祷。当然他也没有忘记为那两个可怜的吊死鬼祈祷,他们在风中晃来晃去不时地撞在一起,就好像是钟摆一样。他背起包袱,很快就忘却了以前心里的创伤,唱着小曲吹着口哨,又继续赶路了。
他遇到的第一样东西是一只在田野里奔跑着的棕色小马驹。他一把抓住了马的鬃毛想跳上去骑着它进城。可是小马驹央求放它走。“我还太小,”它央求着,“甚至像您这么轻的裁缝都能把我的脊背压断,放我走吧,我会长大的,到时候也许我会报答您的。”
“去吧,”裁缝说:“你还是个调皮的小家伙。”他用树枝轻轻地抽了一下它的屁股,小马驹高兴地尥着蹶子,蹦过树丛,跳过沟渠,一溜烟地跑进了广阔的田野。
可是从一天前起小裁缝就粒米未进。“我的眼睛充满了阳光,可我的肚子却空空荡荡,首要的事是,一旦我碰见能填满肚子的东西,只要能嚼得动,我无论如何得把它吃下去。”这时,一只神态高贵的白鹳迈着幽雅的步子从草地上走了过来。“等等,等一下,”裁缝大声喊着,一把抓住了白鹳的腿:“不管你好吃还是不好吃,我可是饥不择食啦。我得砍下你的头,然后把你烤了吃。”“别这样,”白鹳劝道:“我是只神鸟,对人类大有益处,是不可被伤害的。如果放了我,我会以其它的方法来报答你。”“那么你走吧,长腿兄弟。”裁缝说,白鹳腾身而起,一双长长的腿悬在下面,姿态优美地向远方飞去。
“这样没完没了的,何时才有个完?”裁缝自言自语,“我是饿上加饿,已经前胸贴后背啦,再碰上什么东西绝对不能客气了。”就在此时,他看见一对小鸭子在一个水池里游水。“你们来得可正是时候。”他说着,伸手抓住一只就要拧脖子。猛然间一只老母鸭在藏身的芦苇中高声叫着,大张着嘴飞快地游了过来,恳切地央求他饶过它的孩子。“您想过没有,”它说,“如果您被抓走杀死,您的母亲该有多悲伤嘛?”“别说啦,”好心肠的裁缝被感动了,“带走你的孩子吧。”说着把手中的猎物放回到水中。
他转过身子,发现自己站在一棵年代很老的老树前,它的半截身躯已经空了,野蜂在树洞前飞出飞进忙个不停。“那不就是对我行善的报答吗?”裁缝说,“蜂蜜可以恢复我的体力。”可是蜂后飞了出来,警告他说,“如果你碰一下我的子民,毁坏我的蜂窝,我们的蜂针会变成无数根烧红了的钢针刺进你的皮肤。不过你要是不打搅我们的生活,走你自己的路,我们会找时间为你效劳的。”
小裁缝对此也是无可奈何。这顿晚饭简直是画饼充饥!三个盘子空第四个是空盘子,他拖着饥饿不堪的身子进了城。这时时钟正好敲响了十二点,酒店里的饭菜已经为他做好了,他迫不及待地坐下,狼吞虎咽地吃起来。酒足饭饱后他说:“现在我要工作啦。”他走遍全城,找到了一个东家和一份好工作。由于他的缝纫手艺高超,时间不长他就出名了,每个人都想有一件小裁缝做的新外套。他的名声越来越大。“我的手艺到此为止了,”他说,“可是东西每天都在改变。”终于,国王任命他为皇宫作裁缝。
世界上的事情就是这么巧!就在这同一天,他从前的伙伴鞋匠也成了皇宫鞋匠。当鞋匠看见裁缝以及他那双明亮的眼睛时几乎晕了过去。“必须在他报复我之前,”他暗暗想道,“让他掉进陷阱。”然而,害人总是先害己,晚上收工后,趁着夜色黄昏他悄悄溜到国王面前说:“国王陛下,裁缝是个自以为了不起的家伙,他曾夸下海口说他能找到古时候丢失了的金皇冠。”“那很好呀。”国王说。第二天早朝时,他便传裁缝到殿前,命令他将皇冠找回来,否则永远不许回城。“噢噢!”裁缝想:“无赖的瞎话无边无沿。可是国王的脾气粗暴无常,他要是让我去办别人都办不到的事,那我就不必再等到明天早晨啦,干脆今天立刻就出城。”于是他打起了包袱。可当出了城门时,他不禁有些遗憾,因为他放弃了那么好的工作,离开了给予了他许多好时光的城市。他到了遇见鸭子的水池边,那只他曾将它的孩子放生了的老母鸭正坐在岸边用嘴巴梳理自己的羽毛。它立刻认出了他,问他为何耷拉着脑袋。“听我讲完我遇到的事儿,你会觉得没什么新鲜的。”裁缝回答并把故事告诉了它。“不就是这么些事吗?”鸭子说,“我们能帮你,皇冠掉到了水里沉到水池底下了,我们一会儿就帮你取上来。这时候你把你的手帕铺在岸上就行啦。”它带领十二只小鸭子潜入水里,没用五分钟它就钻出水面,那皇冠就放在它的翅膀上,十二只小鸭子在四周游来游去,不时地把长嘴巴伸到皇冠底下帮助运送皇冠。他们游到岸边把皇冠放在了手帕上面,人们无法想象皇冠有多么漂亮和辉煌,在阳光的照射下,就像无数颗红宝石一样闪闪发光。裁缝用手帕的四角把皇冠包好给国王带去,国王别提有多高兴啦,他将一根金项链挂在了裁缝的脖子上。
鞋匠发觉一招不灵,他又想出第二招,于是上奏国王说:“国王陛下,裁缝狂妄自大的本性未改,他吹牛说他能用蜡做一个王宫,和这个王宫一模一样,甚至连内外的任何物件、无论是活动的还是固定的都不会缺少。”听罢,国王将裁缝招来,命令他用蜡照这个皇宫再做一个,包括里外的任何物件,无论是活动的还是固定的都不得有丝毫失误,如果做不出来,或少了根钉子,他就会被关进地牢,了却余生。
裁缝心想:“事情越来越糟,岂可忍受!”就把包袱往肩膀上一搭,又踏上了路程。他到了那棵老树前坐下来,无精打采地耷拉着脑袋。蜜蜂飞了出来,蜂后看见他垂着头,便关心地问他的脖子是否得了风湿病。“哎呀,不是的,”裁缝回答:“是些其它的愁事。”然后,告诉它国王命令他办的事。蜜蜂们嗡嗡地交头接耳起来,它们商量完后,蜂后说:“回家吧,明天这时候你带一块大布单子再来,到时一切都会办妥的。”所以他又原路返回了,同时蜜蜂们也飞向了王宫,并且径直地从开着的窗户飞了进去,爬遍了各个犄角旮旯,非常仔细地查看了每个物件。然后急急忙忙地飞回去,照着王宫的样子用蜂蜡建造了一个皇宫模型,建造的速度如此之快,竟让人以为是从地底下冒出来的一般,天黑之前,已经是大功告成了。第二天早晨裁缝来的时候,他面前是一座光彩夺目的宫殿,而且墙上不少一根钉,顶上不缺一片瓦,整个建筑精美绝伦、小巧玲珑、洁白似雪,散发着阵阵蜂蜜的芳香。裁缝小心翼翼地用布把它包了起来,呈献给了国王,国王对此爱不释手,把它陈列在最大的厅堂中,并赐给裁缝一座大石头房子作为奖赏。
谁知鞋匠仍不死心,第三次向国王上奏道:“国王陛下,裁缝听说宫院中没有喷泉,他夸下海口要让宫院中间喷出一人高的水来,晶莹如水晶。”于是,国王让人叫来裁缝,对他说:“如果到明天我院子不喷出一股清泉,像你许诺的那样,刽子手就会当场把你脑袋砍下来。”可怜的裁缝没多思考,就赶紧逃出城门,因为这次已严重到要他的命,他伤心得泪流满面。当他忧心忡忡地往前走时,他曾经放掉的那匹小马驹迎面跑来,现在它已经长成一匹漂亮的棕色骏马了。“时候到了,”小马对他说:“我该对你报恩了。我知道你有什么难处,但你很快就会得到帮助了。骑上来吧,我已经能够架住两个你啦。”裁缝受到极大的鼓舞,他一下子跳到马背上,骏马便撒开四蹄飞快地进了城,一口气跑到了王宫的院子里。他围着院子快如闪电般地狂奔了三圈,猛然栽到在地。就在这一刹那,凌空一声霹雷响,一大块泥土好像炮弹一样从院子中央直射天空,落到了王宫外面,随后便是一股水柱直喷出来,像水晶一样清澈透明,如同人骑在马背上那么高,阳光在水柱顶上跳舞。国王见后兴奋地站了起来,当着大家的面拥抱了裁缝。
可是好运不长,国王有许多女儿,一个赛一地个漂亮,可惜没有儿子。卑鄙的鞋匠借此机会第四次在国王面前使坏,说:“国王陛下,裁缝实在是本性难移呀。这次他自不量力地吹牛说如果他乐意,他能够凭空给国王陛下带来一个王子。”国王唤裁缝上殿,下旨说:“如果你能在九天内给我带来一个王子,你可作为我大公主的夫婿。”“重赏之下必有勇夫。”小裁缝斟酌,“可是樱桃树太高了,要想吃樱桃,就有从树上摔下来的危险。”
他回到家中,盘起双腿坐在工作台上左思右想此事如何办理。“岂有此理,”他不禁叫出声来,“我要离开,此处让我一刻也不得安宁。”他收拾起包袱匆忙出了城门,来到草地并遇见了老友白鹳。白鹳正像一个哲学家似地来回迈着方步,有时会纹丝不动,叼起一只青蛙后便陷入深深的思考,好一会儿方才咽入腹中。白鹳到他面前打招呼:“我看你背着包袱。”他开始询问,“你为何离城出走?”裁缝一五一十地向它讲述了国王是如何降旨于他,而他则无法遵旨,并且向它倾诉了一肚子的苦水。“不要愁白了你的头,”白鹳劝导着,“我帮你解脱困境。我给城里送婴儿已有好长的时间啦,也许碰巧我能从井里叼出一个小王子呐。回家去,别着急。从现在起的第九天,你去王宫,届时我也会在那里。”小裁缝回了家,到了约定的时候,他来到王宫,不一会儿白鹳冉冉飞至,轻敲他的窗户。小裁缝打开窗户,见长腿兄弟小心翼翼地迈腿进来了,然后步态优美地走过了大理石路面。它的长嘴巴里叼着一个美如天使的婴儿,婴儿向王后伸出小手。白鹳将婴儿放在王后的怀中,王后非常高兴地抱起婴儿,不住地亲吻。白鹳在飞走之前将背上的旅行袋取下交给了王后,袋子里有一些小纸包,里面包着的是分给小公主们五彩糖果。然而,大公主却没分到,她得到的是
快乐的裁缝成了她的夫婿。“对于我来说,”她说道,“这就是最高的奖赏。我母亲远见卓识,她常说相信上帝的人,好运长在,万事如意。”
鞋匠不得不为小裁缝制作在婚礼上跳舞的舞鞋,婚礼后他被永远赶出京城。沿着通向森林的路,他到了绞架旁,死不甘心的鞋匠在炎热天气的煎熬下疲惫不堪地倒在了地上。他正想闭上眼睛睡一会儿,两只乌鸦从吊死鬼的头上飞了下来,啄出了他的双眼。他发了疯似地奔进了森林,后来他一定在里面饿死了,因为没有人再看见过他或听说过他的消息。
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她和他,是一对令人羡慕的情侣。他叫锋,她叫婷。在别人眼中他们是最幸福的,他们也同样沉浸在爱的喜悦中。
他们是从高二开始的,在别人眼中是不听话的早恋的孩子,但他们却很满足,尽管老师家长不断的唠叨,但他们依然从人们的叹息中走了过来,他们报考了同一所大学。在所有的同学的眼中他们是情侣中的榜样,他们彼此恩爱如胶似漆难舍难分,他们以又对方为恋人而骄傲。
锋是学校的贵族子弟,爸爸是政府高官,妈妈是商业显贵,他的身世让人敬畏,而婷的家庭是个很普通很平凡的家庭,但这并没有阻止他们在一起!
有一天学校组织郊游,他们两个也去了,在丛林中探险,他们感受到了前所未有的刺激,在这次郊游中他们的感情更深了。但在郊游归途中婷突然晕倒,锋叫司机调转车头向医院奔去……
在病床边上,锋紧紧的握住婷的手,看着她面无血色,他心里如刀割一般……
兜里的电话嗡嗡作响,他拿起来看是家里的电话让他回家,他将婷的被子裹好便让司机送他回家了,他是个孝子。
婷醒来后看着白色的世界她感觉到很陌生,她下了床,向医生的办公室走去,门打开了,她悄无声息的走了进去,医生正在写着什么,她下意识的凑了上去,医生写的正是她的病例。当她看到病症一栏时,突然瘫倒在地,医生被突然的声响惊了一下,医生慌忙间看见瘫倒在地的婷,急忙将她扶起来,她抓住医生的胳膊乞求着医生求他永远不要告诉他男友,医生面露难色,但最终还是答应了她……
锋回来后看见躺在床上的婷的气色不错,很高兴。婷告诉他说医生说她没事,今天就可以出院了,在一旁的医生也随声附和,锋悬着的心放了下来……
但自从婷出院后有意的疏远他,然后有一天……
那天锋坐车出去为父母办事,路过一家咖啡厅,看见婷和一个男孩坐在一起,男孩紧紧的抱着她,还亲吻着她的额头,锋顿时气血攻了上来,不顾司机的阻拦进了咖啡厅……
锋抓住婷的肩膀问:“这是什么意思?”
她回答说:既然你已经知道了,也就没必要隐瞒你什么了,我们分手吧,和你在一起我觉得很压抑,很没意思,不如和他在一起快活。”婷面无表情的回答了他的提问。
锋攥紧了拳头,显现出发白的关节,但他最终可知住了自己,他问婷难道真的没有商量的余地吗?
婷冷冷的说没有!锋问:“难道你真的舍得……?”
婷依然冷漠:“舍得,有什么舍不得的!”
他已经气的没有力气去计较什么了。
他问她:“为什么会这么绝情”
她回答他:“我本来就是冷血的,对你根本没感情,又有什么绝情可谈呢?”
锋说:“这怎么可能,难道你真的没爱过我?”
婷缓缓的说:“怎么没可能,我和你恋爱过没有意思了,换个人来爱,找回那种感觉,又有什么不可以的。没有什么是不可能的.”婷怎么低贱怎么说。
锋抓住她的肩膀说:“我不相信这是事实,我不相信!”
婷用力的甩开肩膀上的手说:“想在这就是事实,你不信也得信!”
然后婷背对着他看着那个男孩说:“既然已经说了分手了就不要再纠缠我了!”
锋的心被婷的话剧烈的撕扯着“难道分手这么容易就能说出口”。
但此时锋已经真的没有力气了他转身离开了咖啡厅他转身的时候说:“那我祝福你们!”
锋迈着沉重的步伐走出咖啡厅头也不回的走了而婷却在锋看不见的地方掉下了眼泪
她看着锋远去的背影在心里说:“请你原谅我!”……
回家后,锋失去了往日的活力,整天把自己关在房间里,不和任何人说话。他在他的QQ签名中写下了让婷看后痛不欲生的一段话话:无情的女孩,无论你怎样对她,她都会冷酷的抛弃你,玩弄你………
从那天起锋和婷再也没有见面,曾经令人羡慕的情侣现在却令人感到哀伤。后来婷在QQ上给锋留言说他要和男友出国可能再也不回来了。锋看后,内心剧烈的疼痛,泪水顺着眼角淌了下来:这是他第一次为婷落泪,他认为也许是最后一次了吧。
三个月了锋没有婷的任何消息,他想:她应该已经走了吧。可是没过几天便从他大学同学的口中得知她现在在医院里住院。锋先是一惊,然后便驱车奔向医院,但他最终还是没有去,他认为她身边现在有一个比他更重要的人而他自己在婷的生命中什么也不是了!现在去医院又有什么意义呢?
几天后的一个晚上,锋开车回家,不经意的一瞥看见的婷的“男朋友”正和一个女孩在嬉戏,而女孩却不是婷。顿时怒火冲了上来,车还没停稳锋便跳了下去,一拳打在那个男孩的脸上。那个男孩被突如其来的一拳打蒙了,老长时间才反应过来,正准备还手,又是一拳飞了过了,那个男孩直接跌倒在地上。
锋接近疯狂的怒吼:“她在医院里住院,你却在这里花天酒地!”说着锋又要打他,男孩认出了锋于是慌忙间后退了几步,慌张的对锋说:“你误会了我们只是普通的朋友。”锋说:什么普通朋友?你以为我傻吗?普通朋友会又那么亲热?”男孩静静的说:“真的,那天只不过是演戏,是她要求我那样做的,她说不管怎样都要和你分手。”锋问:“为什么?”男孩抚摸这脸上的伤说:“我不知道这些,我也问过她,她只是用各种方法敷衍我最后拗不过的哀求就答应了”……
离开那条街时天气时昏暗的,锋当时是飞向医院的……
到了婷的病房,看见在病床面无血色的婷,心里特别难受,他扑倒在婷的床前。抚摸着婷的头发,婷睁开眼睛后看着病床前的锋泪水涌了出来,而锋此刻却紧紧的握住婷的手什么话也没说……
将婷安置好后,他去了医生的办公室,他问医生婷得的是什么病。医生不语……
锋拿出手机就要拨院长的电话,并说要让院长解雇这名医生。这个医生知道锋家的地位,于是从矮柜中拿出了婷的病例,锋翻开病例后,手指僵硬.目光呆滞.病例陡然落地,锋如同个旗杆一般的李在医生的办公室……
“用什么方法可以治疗她的病”锋无力的问着医生。医生说:“她现在病的程度要大量的同血型的骨髓,因为量较大所以一般没人肯捐献。”
锋问:“究竟要多少”医生说:如果有人肯捐献,那捐献的人的健康有可能会受到威胁甚至……。”
医生还没说完锋便叫道:“别给我讲那些道理,你告诉我究竟怎样才能只好她的病。
医生惶恐的说:“只要有合适的骨髓就能治疗她的病”
锋无力的说:“只要血型相同就可以是不是?”
医生无语只是点了一下头
锋突然对医生说马上给我化验
医生被锋的这一举动惊住了“可是这要征得家属的统一才能……”医生说。
“不要管那么多,我的身体我自己做主,你只管把她的病治好!”锋的声音变的嘶哑
医生无奈将锋带见了化验室化验结果:血型一致。
锋告诫医生:这件事不要让任何人知道!”
手术安排在3周后………
在后来的日子里锋每天都在陪婷聊天,并告诉她有了合适的骨髓可以治疗她的病了!
看着床上婷散落的头发一颗颗的刺痛他的心。而他却欲哭无泪,在现在的婷面前他必须坚强才能使她度过这个难关。
婷问他:“那个好心人是谁啊等我好了一定好好的谢谢他。”
锋无语在婷的追问下他说:“那个人不想透露姓名。你安心的治病就好了。”
在婷睡着后他静静的离开了,回家了,然后把一切告诉了父母,但他却没说手术对他的威胁,因为他是个孝子,他不想让父母担心。
到了手术的日子在同一个病房里的锋和婷都被用了麻药失去了知觉,但锋在昏睡前握住了婷的手,一直到手术结束手术很成功,婷的病治好了但锋依然要接受观察。
醒来后的婷没找到锋的踪影她想向他道歉但她怎么也找不到锋,这是护士进来了递给了她一封信,并祝她早日康复,送走护士后,她打开了信封看着那熟悉的笔记婷哭了。
婷:
当你看见这封信时,也许我已经不在你的身边,我按照父母的命令去国外读书,或许要很长的一段时间才会回来也许会在那里定居,我时不能说算的,因为生活不是我们所能控制的,有时候必须接受一些我们不愿接受的事情,这就是我必须接受的。婷,我爱你,我真的很爱你,我可以用我的全部去爱你,无论让我付出什么都可以但唯独我不想让我父母失望,我向爱你一样爱他们,你们都是我生命里不可缺少一部分,但有时我们必须抛弃一些东西,为了我的父母或许我会抛弃我的幸福,但我永远不会抛弃你,你永远存留在我心中,在我心中你永远都是唯一的。
如果你耐不住寂寞可以找一个比我更爱你的男友,我会在远方祝福你,祝福你永远幸福!
珍重
一定要幸福
锋
看完信后婷的眼睛湿润了,她不想失去他,她想永远爱他,永远陪着他!
婷冲出了病房,在不断的碰撞中寻找她最爱的那个人,那个她爱的死去活来的人。护士在身后追赶,而她依然在前面狂奔,为了寻找锋……
突然,一个人挡住了她的去路,她抬头看到了医生,他挡在走廊的另一端,他用近乎乞求的声音说:“你现在需要休息。”婷说:“我不要休息,我只要你告诉我锋在哪里。”医生没有说话,只是看着地板,没有抬头看她
婷撕扯着医生的衣服,身体慢慢下滑,几乎是跪在了医生面前:“求求您……告诉我他在哪里好吗……求求您了。”婷泣不成声,医生和护士也同样泪流满面。
婷的哭喊和乞求冲垮了医生的防线,他从最终挤除了几个字:“他已经离开了。”
婷无声的瘫倒地医生护士慌忙的将她抬进病房
婷醒来后看着眼前的医生,“他现在在哪里,我只想知道这些,求求您告诉我好吗?”婷说。
医生低着头说:“他说过他不想让任何人知道特别是你,他说他爱你,宁肯他自己失去些什么,也不肯让你受一点伤!”
婷突然间呆滞住:“失去?他会失去什么?你快告诉我啊!”婷撕扯着医生的衣服接近疯狂。医生说:“他的健康可能会受到威胁,甚至……。”“甚至什么”婷警惕的问道“会死掉是吗”婷接着补充
医生无语沉默就等于承认
婷咆哮到:“这不可能,他不会离开我的就算他离开了我我也会跟着他去的。”
医生对她说:“既然他用他的他身体的一部分救了你,那你更应该珍惜自己,你的就是他的”
婷茫然的看着医生:“我的就是他的?”
医生又说:“他现在在国外接受治疗,一切都会好的,以后的日子还长呢!”
婷喃喃自语:“真的吗?不管是真的假的,我都会一直的等他。永远等他……”
三年后……
锋走在路上,但他始终比别人矮半截,因为他的腿已经失去知觉,他只能靠轮椅来走路。
婷找了锋三年了,每天都会在路旁等着锋出现,但他却一次一次的失望,可是从来没有绝望
直到前几天在街上她看见了一个熟悉的背影,她下意识的紧紧的跟了上去,直到她看清了面容,她泪流满面,看着轮椅上的他,她心里难受!
锋猛的回头,也看见了婷.泪水冲垮了防线在脸颊流过。
婷离他很远,但却看见了他眼中的泪,是那样的粲然,婷慢慢的走近他问他:“当初为什么就那样就走了,难道你就不曾考虑过我?”婷不断擦拭着泪水。
锋良久没有说话,过了一会他说:“我想我这样会委屈你我……。”锋哽咽了……婷说:你什么你,怕拖累我?怕我看不起你?那你真的太瞧不起我了。”
婷缓了缓接着说:“我的病是你用你的腿换来的,现在我的就是你的!我又有什么资格来挑剔呢?更何况我是那样的爱你。”她深深的记住了医生的话:“他的就是你的……”眼泪流出爱已无声锋抬起头看着这个他爱了半生的女子,将她一把揽在怀中紧紧的抱着……
婷说:“从今天起,我就是你的双腿,我就是怒身体的一部分,到哪里我都跟定你了,你再也甩不掉我了,永远不会,我会永远的陪着你,直到我们老去。”
锋抚摸着婷的脸说:“我会好好的珍惜你,不离不弃无论发生什么!
婷看着锋的脸说:“嗯,不离不弃。”
最终他们结婚了……
婚礼办的很盛大一对新人携手走在红地毯上,他在轮椅中抱着她的新娘新娘抬头深深吻住了新郎。在众人羡慕的目光中,他们成为着世界上最幸福的情侣。他们永远都是那样幸福……
直到他们老掉的那天他们都是令人羡慕的,永远那么相爱,难舍难分不离不弃……
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伟大的爱情像一座山峰,需要两个人慢慢地往上爬。不过有时我们可以从关于爱情的童话中寻找浪漫。下面这些是小编为大家推荐的几篇短篇浪漫爱情童话故事。下面是读文网小编给大家整理的短篇浪漫爱情童话故事,希望能帮到大家!
从前有一个国王,他有一个美丽动人的女儿,无数王公大臣向她求婚,但是国王就是不肯将女儿嫁出去,因为每天夜里都有一个声音将他唤醒:“别把女儿嫁出去,别把女儿嫁出去!”
可怜的姑娘整天对着镜子发呆,“我这样漂亮,为什么就不能出嫁呢!”于是,她变得越来越忧郁,一天,就在大家围坐在餐桌前时,她对老国王说:“爸爸,为什么我这样漂亮,却不能结婚?我给您两天时间,如果在这两天里您还不能给我找个未婚夫,我就自杀!”
“哎,既然这样,”国王叹息着答道,“那么听着,就在明天太阳升起之前,你穿上最漂亮的衣服,站在窗前,第一个看见你的,就是你的丈夫!”
第二天天还没亮,公主就早早起床,国王和大臣们也都赶来见证这一时刻,公主穿上了她一生中最华丽的衣裳站在窗前,面对着通向乡间的小路,突然一只拖着长长的臭尾巴的小老鼠蹿上了窗台,”您好啊,美丽的公主!很荣幸我是第一个看见您!”顿时,所有人都惊得目瞪口呆!他们不知道接下来会发生什么,“哦,不,不,怎么会这样!难道让我嫁给一只老鼠!”
老国王眯着眼睛,双臂交叉,若有所思,然后郑重地答道:“是的,孩子,我已经说过了,我就不再重复说一遍!君王无戏言!你必须嫁给它!”不久,国王就向全国发布了这一消息,婚礼定在一个月圆之夜.
这是王国有史以来最盛大的婚宴,所有的王公大臣和名门望族都赶来参加,在大家都入座后,新郎却迟迟没有出场,这时门“咚咚”作响,那会是谁呢?
正是那只拖着臭尾巴的小老鼠
“你想干什么?该死的臭鼠!”仆人鄙夷得问道
“请为我通报一声,我是来迎娶公主的!” 小老鼠自豪地说.
“老鼠来娶公主了!”大管家宣布.
“让它进来。”国王说.
小老鼠兴奋地跑进来,在地板上扭动着他肥大而笨拙的身躯,并爬上了公主身旁的椅子.
可怜的公主看见小老鼠正准备坐在自己身边,既羞愧又厌恶,但小老鼠却装作若无其事的样子,她越躲,它就越凑上去.
国王给客人们讲了整个经过,而宾客们为了迎合国王的意愿,笑着说:“对,这只小老鼠应该做公主的丈夫!”
他们由微笑转而大笑起来,并开始当面讥笑小老鼠。小老鼠很不高兴,便使眼色叫国王出去,对他说:“听着,陛下,您必须警告这些人不要随意和我开玩笑,否则他们会倒霉的!”
这是如此具有威胁性,国王答应了,回到饭桌后,国王命令他们不准再说笑,并要尊敬新郎.
菜终于端了上来,但小老鼠太矮,它坐在椅子上够不到桌子.人们给它下面垫了一个垫子,但还是不行;于是他干脆直接爬上餐桌.
“有人反对吗?”它质问道,并向四周投以愤怒的目光.
“不,没有,谁也没说什么.”国王向它保证.
但是,客人中有一位挑剔的夫人,她看见小老鼠把脸埋在碟子里,长长的臭尾巴在眼前晃来晃去,实在难以忍受.
“多么肮脏的东西!真是令人作呕!”
小老鼠抬起头正对着她,胡子都竖了起来,愤怒就象火山一样爆发,它开始在桌子上蹦来蹦去,猛甩着尾巴,咬那些大臣们的脸和假发,每甩一下尾巴,碰到的东西便会消失:汤碗和果盘消失了,饭菜和餐具消失了,不见了桌子,不见了宫殿,只剩下一片光秃秃的平原.
公主发现自己独自一人,被丢弃在这片荒芜的平原上,就开始哭泣,并忧伤地说
“唉,我的小老鼠!开始我不喜欢你,现在我需要你!”
她不断呼唤着,向前走去,听天由命.
路上,她遇到一位隐士.
“漂亮的姑娘,你在这荒凉的地方做什么?如果碰到一头狮子或一条暴龙你该怎么办,真可怜!”
“我也不知道,”公主一脸茫然,“我只想找到我的小老鼠,我从前不喜欢它,可现在需要它.”她说.
“我不知该对如何安慰你”隐士说,“虽然我帮不了你什么,但可以向你提供一些有用的线索,你沿着这条路向西走,不要停下来,直到遇见另一位比我还老的隐士.”
就这样,她继续向前走去,边走边说道:“唉,我的小老鼠!从前我不喜欢你,现在我需要你!”
不久,她就遇见另一位更老的隐士,老隐士对她说
”你知道自己该做什么吗?在地上挖个洞,钻进去,奇迹将会发生!”
可怜的女孩从头上摘下金钗用来挖土,她挖呀,挖呀,直到洞口和她一样大,然后就钻了进去,进入一条巨大而昏暗的地下通道。那条通道里布满了蜘蛛网,贴在她脸上,越是撕扯,越会贴上来.钻了一天之后,她听见了水声,然后来到一个鱼池边.她把一只脚伸进鱼池,发现它很深;她不能继续前进,更不能后退,因为洞口已经堵上
“唉,我的小老鼠!”她又重复道,“唉,我的小老鼠!”雨水开始由各个方向落入鱼池。她再没有其他出路,于是跳进了鱼池.
她跳下水后,发现自己并非身在池底,而是躺在一座雄伟的宫殿里.第一个房间完全是水晶,第二间铺满天鹅绒,第三间则遍地黄金.就这样她从一间走到另一间,置身于名贵的地毯上和灿烂的灯光下,直到迷了路.
“唉,我的小老鼠! 从前我不喜欢你,而现在我需要你!”她轻声地呼唤着.
在第四间房间里,她发现一张摆满饭菜的桌子,因为饥饿,她已经顾及不了太多,于是便狼吞虎咽得吃了起来.
吃完后她走进了卧室,刚躺下就沉沉地睡去。夜里,她听见一阵沙沙作响,睁开眼,室内一片漆黑.她听见老鼠在屋里奔跑,爬上床,钻到被子下,不时从她脸上擦过,发出轻轻的尖叫.公主吓得一声不吭,躲在床角里瑟瑟发抖.
第二天,她在宫殿里溜达,还是见不到一个人影.
晚上,桌上已摆好饭菜,她吃完饭,上了床,又听到老鼠在屋子里奔跑,几乎跑到她脸上.
第三天夜里,沙沙声逐渐变强,她不再恐惧,鼓足了所有勇气唤道:
“唉,我的小老鼠!从前我不喜欢你,现在我需要你!”
“点上灯”一个声音说.
姑娘点上一支蜡烛,看到的却不是老鼠,而是一个美少年.
“我就是那只臭尾巴的老鼠,”年轻人说,“一个魔法把我变成那样,需要一个美丽的姑娘爱上我,并历尽磨难,才能将我从魔法中解救出来!而你,正是我要找的人!”
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鬼故事的带入性和画面感比较强,可以给人带来恐惧感,下面这些是小编为大家推荐的几篇短篇悬疑恐怖故事。
在邵阳一个地方,阿兰是村里最美丽的女孩,被村长儿子看中,他们定于八月十五结婚。
那天,鞭炮轰轰烈烈,众人扛礼品,前呼后拥,新娘子穿着白婚纱,如白纸一样白,点点红花,如鲜血一样点滴,她带着勉力的微笑,和朱大公子,携手而来,他开心极了,满面笑意,见人点头哈腰,挥手开怀,他今天梦幻求得美人,来到村长家里,村民多的吃酒,看热闹的,还有镇里的贪官们,都来喝一杯,村俗拜天地等等,最后快入洞房时,阿兰哈哈大笑,说:“姓朱的,你逼我成婚,我不愿意逃离中,不幸被车子撞死,我恨你,恨你爹仗势欺人逼迫,我要报仇,我化成我原来的样子,嫁给你,让你娶个鬼妻,得不偿失,哈哈,你这个魔鬼,你们这些贪官。”
她突然变成一个女鬼,口里吐血,白色衣服,变成白纸,血染白衣,眼睛流血水,滴落地上。
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英语是全球使用范围最广的语言,所以学习英语已经是每个学校都有的课程,下面就是读文网小编给大家整理的初中英语短篇文章翻译,希望大家喜欢。
I think reading is important in the whole life for people. There are many benefits of reading. Firstly, reading increases our knowledge and we can learn the world affairs without going out. Secondly, reading is a good way to improve reading and writing skills. Before you learn to write, you must know how others write. Thirdly, reading can broaden our knowledge and horizon, which is important to job hunting in the future. Finally, reading helps us become self-cultivation that would be beneficial to our whole life. Therefore, start to reading, no matter how old you are and what you are doing. Then, you may find the great charm and benefits of reading.
我认为阅读对人们来说是终身受用的。阅读有许多好处。首先,读书可以使我们增长见识,不出门,便可知天下事。其次,读书能够使我们的阅读和写作能力得到提高。在你学会如何写之前,你得首先知道别人怎么写。再者,阅读能扩宽我们的知识面和眼界,这对我们将来找工作是很重要的。最后,阅读使我们变得有修养,这对我们一生都是很有好处的。因此,不管你现在多大,不管你在干什么,现在就开始读书吧。然后,你就会发现阅读的魅力和好处了。
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关于爱情,我们可以看到很多的故事,有很长的,也有短篇的,下面这些是小编为大家精选的几篇短篇的爱情故事。
认识他是在上师范时,那时我们都是十五六岁的年纪,懵里懵懂的,成天无忧无虑,只知道学习,每天吃了晚饭便呆在教室里不是练字就是画画。我们师范生琴棋书画都得学会,是将来小学里的“多面手”,所以功课很重,几乎没有玩的时间。
那时的他,性格内向,沉默寡言,基本不与女孩子交往,也不爱好文体活动,在班上属于默默无闻的那种,都同学半年了我还不知道他的名字。后来,我发现他的字写得很好,不论是钢笔还是毛笔,在班里都是数一数二的。
因为我们师范生的钢笔、毛笔和粉笔这“三笔字”必须过关,否则不能毕业。而我的字却很差,因此便想找个字写得好的同学教教,朋友力荐了他。
从此,他便当起了我的“写字老师”,在一起学习、说话的时候多了起来。他很腼腆,话很少,和我一说话就会脸红,性格和我截然相反,我是那种叽叽喳喳的女孩。和他一起,多数时候是我在滔滔不绝,他“沉默是金”。
那天,他又坐在我对面教我写字。他给我做示范的时候,非常专注,一笔一划,一丝不苟。我写的时候,他也只是偶尔指导一两句,从不看我的眼睛。在他又一次低头写字的时候,我仔细看他,突然发现他眉清目秀,五官棱角分明,长得挺帅的,人就跟他的字一样,看起来非常舒服。那一刻,一种朦胧的冲动猛烈撞击着我的心房,我禁不住脸上一阵燥热,那是种前所未有的感觉。他抬起头来,一脸的疑问:“你脸怎么红了?”我忙说:“没什么。”
我把心里的感觉告诉我的死党———两个早熟的女孩,她们哈哈大笑说:“你肯定喜欢上他了。”
从那时起,我和他开始了“地下恋爱”,经过六年的考验,我终于和他携手共伴人生。
看到她第一眼,我就动心了——湖北胡水雷
第一回心动是在一个平常的秋日里,我见到了一个不平常的女孩。在一群刚来到我们学校实习的准教师里,有一位少女深深地吸引了我。我第一次看到她是在学校的洗衣池边。她在那里洗衣服,我去那里刷牙、洗脸。我记得,当时她的穿着有别于其他的女同学。别人都穿得花里胡哨的,她却十分朴素整洁。上身一件白底儿蓝花的衬衣,下身一条藏青色的长裙,一头飘逸的黑发被一根鹅黄色的橡皮筋轻扎着,边洗衣服边唱着歌儿。她是那样的快乐,周身散发着青春活力。看到她第一眼,我就动心了,觉得她就是我梦寐以求的恋人。我开始接触她,寻找表白的机会。美好的爱情从那个时候开始就像春日里的笋芽猛地往上蹿了。也是事有凑巧,天遂人愿,实习结束后,毕业分配时,她先是成了我的同事,后来又成了我的恋人,现在是我的妻子。
那一刻,我仿佛置身于电影画面中——河南草原
那是五一长假期间的一天,我正慵懒地躺在床上看书,沉寂的电话突然响了起来,一接,原来是打错了。后来不知怎地,说着说着我们就聊上了,越聊越带劲,越聊越投机,就像经年不见的老朋友一样融洽而自然地聊了一个多小时。在放下电话之前,我答应当天下午在科技馆门前跟他见面。
那天下着蒙蒙细雨,我撑着一把淡紫色的伞静静地站在春雨里等他,一面四处张望,一面猜想着他的模样,当时的那种感觉奇妙得简直无法形容。不一会儿,前面有一辆银灰色的摩托车风驰电掣般地开将过来,后面划起一道美丽的水痕,旋即在我面前戛然而止。在我还没来得及反应之前,他已快速地跳下车,下意识地用手拢了拢额前被雨打湿的头发,然后微笑着对我说:“不好意思,让你久等了!”那一刻,我竟感到有点眩晕,觉得自己仿佛置身于一个久远的电影画面中,正演绎着一段唯美而浪漫的情感故事。一切就那样莫名其妙地发生了,霎时,我的心中盈满了一种无法言喻的惊喜和幸福,好像开满了明丽的花。
虽然后来我们没有成为真正的恋人,但那绝对是第一个如此让我心动的约会,我永远都不会忘掉!真的!
你也在这里吗?——安徽梦飞
心动是第一次遇见她!直到许久以后读到张爱玲的这段话:“于千百万人之中,于千百万年,于时间的无涯的际野,遇见你所要遇见之人,没有早一步,也没有晚一步,恰巧赶上了,那也没有什么话可说,惟有轻轻地问一声:‘哦,你也在这里吗?’”我才觉得足以贴切而微妙地表达我当时的感觉。
四年前的那个下午,寒假后开学的第一天,下课后本打算回宿舍,却鬼使神差地走进了图书馆的阅览室,去赴那一千年前的约会。她一袭白衣,优雅地站立在书架前,背对着我。我的心,莫名地跳动着,眼光不由自主地投向她。颀长的身材异常娇美,丝质的秀发晶莹亮丽,甚至那娇小的耳朵也显得圆润可爱。我似乎痴了,单只是背影就使我心动神摇。不知道过了多久,是瞬间还是一个世纪?突然她转过身来,四目相交的一刹那,我迷失了自己。她的眼睛那么明亮,那么深邃,像神秘莫测的海洋,我再也找不到方向了。她的容颜亦如我想像之中的美丽,瞬间在我的心中定格为一尊女神!她轻轻地,悠悠地,从我身边飘然而逝,却留下了一股幽香,淡淡的,缠绕在我的心田。目送她的离去,有一种想追上去的冲动,但最终只是痴痴地看着她的背影渐渐消失。
阅览室的那一刻常常在我的脑海里回放,我能够清醒地感受到我当时心跳加速,眼神痴迷,甚至那种充满全身却又不得不奋力压制的激情。第一次心动因为她,以后再也没有如此突兀而激烈。
小巷里的故事——广西颜桂海
一个偶然的机会,竟然改变了我的命运。
那时候,学校外有一堵长长的围墙,我家就在围墙隔壁的偏僻小巷,如从正路走则要绕一个大圈子,于是我便每天钻过围墙的“狗洞”抄小巷的近路上学。
在这条小巷中,每天上学都会遇见一个扎着羊角辫的白净女孩,背着一个大书包,温文尔雅。每次见面都是匆匆而过,怕羞的男孩和腼腆的女孩就这样一前一后走了差不多一个学期。我很想与那纯朴白净的女孩谈一会儿,哪怕是一句话也好,我很是喜欢她。
暮春的一天清晨,没有吃早餐的我,起床后立刻背上书包钻出“狗洞”,走出后面的小巷静候,那女孩在小巷中慢慢出现,而且越来越近,我很想与她搭讪一两句,但心里却突然升起一种莫名的惊恐,我手足无措地拿出书本,佯装在看……
与她谈话的机会又一次成为泡影。
期末的日子真是无聊。从那以后,在那深深的小巷之中竟然再也见不到那白净的女孩。不知怎样,我断定那女孩是考上了我所想像中的那所师范,于是我发奋读书,决心也要考上那所师范。
新学期,我迅速上升的学习成绩令老师们丈二和尚摸不着头脑,后来我竟把考上师范的梦想终于变为灿烂的现实。可是,我找遍整个校园,翻遍了学校教务处的所有相片花名册,也找不到那女孩的踪影……
我非常感谢那条小巷,感谢那小巷中素不相识的白净女孩。正是她,使尚处幼稚的我产生无穷的动力。谢谢你,白净而文静的女孩。
知道,不知道?——安徽狰儿
不知道是因为喜欢历史才喜欢上他的,还是因为喜欢他才喜欢上历史的。总之,在当年那个文科班里,我的历史成绩一直是最好的。
不明白究竟为什么会喜欢上他。他不是影视剧里常见的那种年轻帅气,极具亲和力的老师。一个瘦瘦高高的中年男人,有着一双冷峻而严厉的眼睛,作为班主任,是极具威慑力的。但是我喜欢上他的历史课,思路清晰而又挥洒自如,而且,总有自己的看法———生动而独特、给人以启示的看法。而我,欣赏有自己看法的人。
上课时他喜欢提问我,尤其是上公开课时,因为我的回答总是流畅而准确。而我,喜欢被他提问,因为可以从他的眼睛里看到明确无误的赞赏。
我是个外表文弱沉静而内心倔强冲动的女孩子。上初中的时候,我曾经在周记里异常坦率地告诉当时的班主任:“我觉得你很虚伪,我不喜欢你这样的老师。”然而这一次,令人沮丧而绝望的是,我什么都不能说。理性告诉我,我要面对的是高考的独木桥,我需要的是全力以赴和专心致志。而我有足够的理性,也不想扰乱什么。惟一希望的是,任何人都不要知道这一切,尤其是他。
他对我是有一份偏爱的。高考前的那个春天,我断断续续地咳嗽了将近一个月。可是,舍不得花时间去医院,带了瓶药水在身边,硬撑着。那天放学的时候,他走到了我身边:“最近好像咳嗽得很厉害,光喝糖浆是不行的,还是去找医生看看吧……”我的心怦然一跳。自然,作为班主任,关心学生是他的本分。可是我确实知道,他几乎从没有单独对其他学生说过类似的话。事实上,在当时的环境里,感冒发烧了而坚持上课的,也大有人在。说到底,也许这一份偏爱只是因为在历史方面,我是他的得意门生。可是,我宁愿要的是冷漠,它可以使我平静。
那个夏天里,我终于拿到了录取通知书,也拿到了高中的最后一张成绩单。评语栏里依旧是他那熟悉的字体。结尾时,却是这样一句话:“有个性,又有理智。”很突兀的一句话。那个时候,还没有提倡什么评语的个性化、人性化。评语的范围不外乎学习用不用心,关不关心集体,团结不团结同学之类,而这一句,和前面也没什么联系。“有理智”,指的究竟是什么呢?他知道些什么吗?感觉到什么吗?
流年似水,冲淡了许多东西。可有时,拿起旧时的相册时,心里总有一个疑问,他知道吗?他不知道吗?
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童话与儿童的精神世界是非常契合的,我们应当为儿童多提供一些接触童话的机会,下面这些是小编为大家推荐的几篇可以表演的童话故事。
吱吱本来是一只老鼠。一天,人类发动了一场声势浩大的灭鼠活动:家家户户拿着“灭鼠灵”;大街小巷到处都是老鼠夹,——人们太恨老鼠了,就连吱吱的爸爸、妈妈也被处了“死刑”。吱吱侥幸的逃脱了。夜里,吱吱意外的碰到一架外星人开来的考察飞碟。吱吱爬了上去,随外星人来到了特特星球。特特星球上山青水秀、百花争艳,到处鸟语花香,还有很多地球上没有的东西。
吱吱刚下飞船,外星人就围了上来,有的说:“这是什么东西?”,有的说:“好像是地球上的东西。”还有的说:“我们最好上交吧。”于是,吱吱被外星人像对待熊猫一样的宠着。在那里,它也很风光,又是拍电影,又是做广告。就光说拍电影吧,它一星期就拍了5次,一下子就赚了50000元钱,因为它,特特星球上很多电影明星都失业了。
有一天,特特星球的总统特地请吱吱到总统府做客。可是,吱吱江山易改本性难移,它知道总统府里有一座金库,而且是全诚最大的。吱吱半夜里竟把地球上的故技重演了一遍。夜里,吱吱偷偷的溜进了金库,不巧与正在值班的巡警撞了个满怀。巡警问:“你来这儿干什么?”吱吱吓的满头冒汗,腿都软了,哆哆嗦嗦的说:“我……我是来……来看看的”巡警说:“这是你看的地方么?你还是去看看监狱吧。”
根据特特星球上法律,法庭判决,吱吱被判坐50年监狱,出狱后送回地球。
同学们,吱吱被送回地球后的小命能否保的住,大家应该都很清楚吧。
看了可以表演的童话故事
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