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【導(dǎo)讀】sincehisdefeat,theex-PrimeMinisterhadgoneabroad.Onthefollowingday,Crawleywenttothehouseagain.Thesamepolicemanwasjustwalkingslowlypasttheentrance,whenCrawleyaskedthesamequestion.Thoughalitlesuspiciousthistime,thepolicemangavehimthesameanswer.Thedayafter,Crawleywenttothehouseoncemoreandaskedexactlythesamequestion.Thistime,thepolicemanlosthistemper.'Itoldyouyesterdayandthedaybeforeyesterday,'

　　

【正文】 f Br azil . Lesson91 Three m en in a basket 三人同籃 A pil ot not iced a bal loon whi ch seemed t o be making f or a Royal Ai r Force Stat ion nearby. He inf ormed t he stati on at once, but no one there was abl e to explai n the m yst er y. The of fi cer i n the contr ol tower was ver y angry when he heard the news, because baloons can be a great danger to ai rcraf t. He said t hat someone might by spyi ng on the st at ion and t he pi lot was order ed to keep tr ack of t he st range object. The pil ot m anaged to ci rcl e the bal oon for some ti me. He coul d make out thr e men in a basket under i t and one of t hem was hol di ng fi el dglasses. When t he bal loon was over t he st ati on, t he pi lot saw one of the men t aki ng phot ographs. Soon aft er wards, the bal oon began to descend and i t landed near an ai r fi el d. The pol ice were cal ed in, but they coul d not ar rest anyone, f or the basket cont ai ned two Members of Parl iament and the Comm anding Of icer of the stati on! As the Comm andi ng Of icer expl ai ned later , one half of t he st at ion di d not know what t he other hal f was doi ng ! Lesson92 Aski ng for t roubl e 自找麻煩 It must have been about two in the mor ni ng when I r et urned home. I tr ied to wake up my wi fe by ri ngi ng the door bel, but she was fast asleep, so I got a ladder f r om t he shed i n the garden, put i t against the wal , and began cli mbing t owards the bedroom window. I was almost there when a sar casti c voice below said, 39。 I don39。t thi nk the wi ndows need cleaning at thi s ti me of the ni ght .39。 I looked down and near ly f el off t he ladder when I saw a pol iceman. I i mmediat el y r egr et ted answer i ng in t he way I did, but I said, 39。I enjoy cl eani ng wi ndows at night .39。 39。So do I ,39。 answer ed the poli ceman i n t he same t one. 39。Excuse my i nter upt ing you. I hat e to inter rupt a man when he39。s busy worki ng, but would you m ind ing wit h me t o t he st at ion ?39。 39。Wel l, I 39。d pr ef er to stay here, 39。 I said. 39。You see, I 39。ve f ott en my key.39。 39。Your what ?39。 he caled. 39。My key, 39。 I shouted.39。 For tunately, t he shouti ng woke up my wi f e who opened t he window j ust as t he pol iceman had st art ed to cli mb t owards me. Leson93 A nobl e gif t 崇高的禮物 One of the m ost fam ous m onuments i n t he worl d, t he Statue of Li ber ty, was present ed to t he Unit ed States of Am er ica i n the ni enth centur y by t he people of Fr ance. The gr eat st at ue, whi ch was designed by t he sculptor Auguste Bar tholdi , t ook ten years t o plete. The act ual f igure was made of copper s uppor ted by a metal fr amework whi ch had been especial ly const ructed by Eif fel. Bef or e i t could be tr anspor t ed to t he Unit ed States, a si te had t o be found f or it and a pedestal had to be buil t. The sit e chosen was an island at the entr ance of New Yor k Har bour . By 1884, a stat ue which was 151 f et tal l, had been er ected i n Pari s. The f oll owi ng year, it was t aken t o pieces and sent to Am er i ca. By t he end of Oct ober 1886, t he st atue had been put together agai n and it was off ici al ly pr esented t o the Am eri can pe ople by Bar tholdi . Ever since then, the great monument has been a symbol of li ber ty for the m il li ons of peopl e who have passed through New York Harbour to m ake t hei r hom es in Am eri ca. Leson94 Future champions 未來的冠軍 Experi ments have proved that chi ldr en can be i nst ructed i n swim ming at a very ear ly age. At a special swi mm ing pool in Los Angeles, chi ldren be e exper t at holdi ng their br eath under water even bef ore t hey can wal k. Babies of t wo months ol d do not appear t o be r el uct ant t o enter the wat er , It i s not l ong bef ore t hey ar e so acustomed t o swim ming t hat t hey can pi ck up weights f rom the f loor of the pool. A gam e that is ve ry popular wi th t hese young swimmers i s the under water tr i cycle r ace. Tr icycl es ar e l ined up on the f l oor of t he pool seven f eet under water. The chil dr en pet e agai nst each other to r each t he other end of t he pool . Many pedal their t ri cycles, but m ost of them pr efer to push or drag t hem . Som e chi ldr en can cover t he whole l engt h of the pool wit hout ing up for breath even once. Whet her t hey wi l l ever bee f utur e Olym pi c cham pi ons, only t im e wil l tel . Meanwhil e, t hey should encour age those among us who cannot swi m f ive yar ds bef or e t hey ar e gasping for air . Lesson95 A fant asy 純屬虛構(gòu) When t he Ambasador of Escal opia r et urned home f or lunch, his wi f e got a shock. He looked pal e and hi s clothes wer e in a fr ightf ul st at e. 39。What has happened ?39。 she asked. 39。How did your clothes get i nto such a mess ?39。 39。A f ir e ext inguisher , my dear, 39。 answered t he Ambasador dr il y. 39。Uni versit y student s set t he Embasy on f ir e thi s morni ng. 39。 39。Good heavens! 39。 exclai med his wi fe. 39。And wher e wer e you at t he ti me ?39。 39。I was in my off ice as usual ,39。 answer ed the Ambassador. 39。The f ir e br oke out in the basement. I went down i m m edi ately. of cour se, and that fool , Hor st, aimed a fi reexti ngui sher at me. He thought I was on fi re. I must defi nit el y get that f el ow post ed. 39。 The Am basador 39。s wi fe went on aski ng quest ions, when she suddenly noti ced a big hole in her husband39。s hat . 39。And how can you e xplain t hat ?39。 she as ked. 39。Oh, t hat,39。 sai d t he Ambasador . 39。Someone fi red a shot thr ough m y off ice wi ndow. Accurat e, don39。t you think ? For t unatel y, I wasn39。t weari ng it at the ti me. If I had been, I would not have been able to get hom e for l unch.39。 Leson96 The dead ret urn 亡靈返鄉(xiāng) A Fest ival for the Dead i s hel d once a year i n Japan. Thi s festi val i s a cheerf ul occasi on, f or on thi s day, the dead are said t o r et urn to t hei r hom es and t h