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【文章內容簡介】 m ) And you put him in the back of the restaurant! Go an see him at one. O wner: ( to H enry) I’m sorry, si r, so sorry, but I cannot change thi s bank note. Henry: But i t’s al l I have on m e. Owner: O h, pl ease, don’t worry, si r. Doesn39。t m atter at al l. We’re so very glad that you even entered our l ittl e eati ng place. Indeed, sir, I hope you’l l e here whenever you li ke. H enry: Wel, that39。s very knd of you. O wner: Ki nd, si r? N o, i t’s ki nd of you. You m ust e whenever you want and have whatever you like. Just having you si t here is a great honour! As for the bil l, sir, please fet it. Henry: Fet it? Wel l… thank you very much. That39。s very nice of you. Owner: Oh, i t’s for US to thank you, si r and I do, si r, from the botom of my heart. (the owner, hostess and waiter al l bow as Henry l eaves) Act Ⅱ , Scene 4 Narrator: at the end of the month, Henry was very rich and didn39。t fear jai l. Dressed i n the finest cl othes, he drove by the brothers’ house i n Portl and Place and, seeing they were back, went to get Portia at her friend’s home. Henry: My dear, the way you l ok today, i t woul d be a crime not to ask for a good sal ary for the job they’l l gi ve to me. Porti a: Oh, please remember that if we ask for too much we may get no salary at al 。 and then what’l l happen to us, wi th no way in the world to earn a living? ( At the brothers’ home, the servant lets them i n. the two brothers are seated,waiting.) Henry: Good m orni ng, gentl em en . ( Rodri ck sem s very surpri sed to see Porti a) Portia, these are the m en who hel ped m e. Portia: So vary ni ce to meet you, ki nd si rs. ( She gives O li ver a wink wi th one eye.) Roderick: Er…Porti a, I … O li ver: We’re both gl ad to hear i t, for now we can deci de the bet whi ch Roderick and I m ade. If you’ve won for m e, you shal have any job as m y gi ft. Have you got the m il li on pound bank note? H enry: H ere i t is, si r. Oli ver: I’ve won! N ow what do you say, Roderi ck? Roderi ck: I say that I’ve l ost twenty thousand pounds. I never would have beli eved it. Why, that i s am azi ng, m an! H enry: Com e, l et’s be goi ng now, Porti a. Ol iver: But wait, wai t! The job, you know. I must gi ve you a job, as I promi sed. H enry: Wel l, thank you very m uch, but I real y don’t want one now. Portia: H enry, I’m di sappoi nted in you. You di dn39。t thank the gentl emen properl y. May I do it for you? H enry: Let m e see you try. (Portia walks over to Roderi ck and gives him a hug. Then she si ts i n O li ver’s lap, puts her arms around his nevk and ki sses him on the chek. Oli ver begins laughi ng.) Portia: Papa, he says he doesn39。t want anythi ng el se from you. H enry: (shocked) My dear, i s that your papa? Portia: H e’s m y step father, and the dearest one that ever was. H enry: O h, m y dearest dear si r, I regret what I sai d. You have got a job open that I want. Oli ver: N am e i t. H enry: Sonin l aw. Oli ver: Wel, wel ,wel! But you’ve never had such a job before. H ow can i t be sure you can do it sucesful y? H enry: Try m e… oh, do, I beg of you! Gi ve m e 30 or 40 years , and … O li ver: O h, wel l, al ri ght. N arator: Are Porti a and H enry happy? There are not enough word i n the bi ggest di cti onary to descri be it. Di d the peopl e of London have a good tim e with thi s bit of news? Yes. Porti a’s stepfather took that bank note back to the Bank of Engl and and cashed it. The bank note was then useless for money but was hi s wedding gi ft to the young couple. Yes, the bank note was worth mil li ons of dol lars, but not worth on tenthe as much as how Henry felt about Portia . Uni t 4 H ow li fe began on the earth N o one knows exactl y how the earth began, as it happened so l ong ago. However, accordi ng to a wi del y accepted theory, the uni verse began wi th a “ Bi g Bang “ that threw m atter i n al l di recti ons. After that, atoms began to form and bi ng to create stars and other bodi es. For several bi l ion years after the “ Big Bang “, the earth was stil l just a cl oud of dust. What i t was to bee was uncertai n until betwen and 3. 8 bil li on years ago when the dust settl ed i nto a soli d gl obe. The earthenware becam e so vi ol ent that i t was not cl ear whether the shape would l ast or not. It expl oded l oudly wi th fire and rock. They were i n tim e to produce carbon, ni trogen , water vapour and other gases , whi ch were to m ake the earth’s atm osphere. What i s even more im prtant i s that as the earth col ed down, water began to apear on i ts surface. Water had al so appeared on other pl as li ke Mars but, unl i ke the earth, it had disapeared later. It was not imm edi ately obvi ous that water was to be fundamental to the developm ent of li fe. What m any sci entists beli eve i s that the conti nued persence of water al owed the earth to di solve harm ful gases and acids i nto the oceans and seas. Thi s produced a chai n reacti on, whi ch m ade i t possi bl e for l ife to devel op. Many m il ions of years l ater, the fi rst extrem el y sm al plants began to appear on the surface of the water. They multi pli ed and fil led the oceans and seas wi th oxygen, whi ch encouraged the later devel opm ent of earl y shel fi sh and al l sorts of fish. N ext, green plants began to grow on l and. They were fol owed i n tim e by l and animals. Some were insects. Others, cal ed amphi bians, were able to li ve on l and as wel l as i n the water. Later when the pl ants grew i nto forests, reptil es apeared for the fi rst time. They produced young general y by layi ng egs. After that, some huge animal s, cal ed di nosaurs, devel oped. They laid eggs too and exi sted on the earth for more than 140 mi li on years. H owever, 65 m il i on years ago the age of the di nosaurs ended. Why they suddenl y di sappeared stil rem ai ns a m ystery. This di sappearance m ade posibl e thief ri se of m ammals on the earth. Thes