时间:2018-12-05 作者:英语课 分类:自考英语综合一下册 课文+单词


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[00:02.61]The Great Idea of Mr.Budd(II)

[00:08.36]Mr.Budd finished drying the man's head and began to comb the hair which nature had never

[00:15.02]never made such a deep red.

[00:18.68]'Be as quick as you can,won't you?"

[00:22.23]said the man pleasantly,but a little impatiently 1.

[00:26.91]"It's getting late.I'm afraid that I'll keep you late."

[00:31.35]"Not at all,sir,"said Mr.Budd."It doesn't matter in the least."

[00:36.21]No if he tried to rush out of the door,

[00:40.36]this terrible man would jump on him,

[00:43.83]drag him back and break his head open as he had done t his aunt.

[00:48.98]But Mr.Budd was certainly in a position of advantage.

[00:53.73]A determined 2 man would be out in the street

[00:57.57]before the man could get out of the chair.

[01:01.73]Mr.Budd began to move round cautiously 3 towards the door.

[01:06.69]"What's the matter?"said the man.

[01:10.24]"I was just going outside to look at the time,sir,"said Mr.Budd,pausing obediently 4

[01:16.62]"It's twenty-five minutes past eight,"said the man."

[01:21.35]I'll pay extra for keeping you late."

[01:25.11]"Certainly not,sir,"said Mr.Budd.It was too late now.

[01:30.75]He couldn't make another attempt.

[01:34.22]Was it really too late?He could take a razor,

[01:39.47]go up quietly behind the unsuspecting man and say in a firm,loud voice:

[01:45.72]"William Strickland,put up your hands.

[01:50.08]Your life is in my hands.Stand up until I take your gun away.

[01:55.96]Now walk straight out to the nearest policeman.

[02:00.22]But Mr.Budd couldn't seriously believe that the attempt would succeed.

[02:05.54]If he held the razor to the man's throat and said,"Put up your hands."

[02:11.11]the man would probably seize him by the wrist and take the razor away.

[02:16.46]Mr.Budd told himself that he didn't have to arrest the man."

[02:21.79]Information which results in the arrest"those were the words.

[02:27.54]It was at this moment that Mr.Budd had his Great Idea.

[02:32.40]As he fetched a bottle from the glass fronted case,

[02:36.76]he remembered with great clearness,

[02:40.52]an old wooden paper knife that had belonged to his mother.

[02:45.49]On the handle had been painted the words"Knowledge is Power."

[02:50.81]Mr.Budd experienced 5 a strange feeling of freedom and confidence.

[02:56.09]He made light conversation as he skilfully 6 dyed 8 the man's hair dark brown.

[03:01.97]The streets were less crowded when Mr.Budd let him out.

[03:06.23]He watched the tall figure cross the square and get onto a bus.

[03:11.37]The man at the police headquarters 9 didn't take Mr.Budd seriously at first

[03:16.73]when he demanded to see"somebody very important."

[03:21.69]But when the little barber 10 continued so earnestly 11 to say that he had information about the Manchester murder

[03:28.85]and that there was no time to waste,he allowed him to pass through.

[03:34.02]Mr.Budd told his story to an important looking officer,

[03:38.88]who listened very politely and made him repeat the bits about the tooth

[03:44.63]which was filled with gold,

[03:47.79]the thumbnail and the hair which had been black before it was grey or red

[03:51.89]and which was now dark brown.

[03:55.44]He crushed 12 his soft hat into a ball as he leaned across the table

[04:00.80]and explained the Great Idea that he had had.

[04:04.95]"Tzee--z-z-z--tzee-z-z---tzee---z-z---."

[04:09.00]The message flashed to ships all round the coast of Britain,

[04:13.73]to harbours and police centres in England,France,Holland,Germany,

[04:19.19]Denmark and Norway,

[04:22.24]and the people in them heard,with laughter and excitement,

[04:27.00]the story of Mr.Budd's Great Idea.

[04:31.07]The Miranda reached Ostend at 7 a.m.

[04:35.62]A man burst into the cabin 13 where the radio officer was just finishing his work

[04:41.36]"Here!"he cried,"you're to send this message.

[04:46.22]Something's happening,and the Captain's sent for the police."

[04:49.31]The officer turned to his radio.

[04:52.75]A message started on its way to the English police.

[04:57.61]"Man described by police is on board.


  [05:01.37]Has locked himself in cabin and refuses to come out.

[05:05.92]Is demanding that a hairdresser be see to him.

[05:10.07]We have been in touch with Ostend police.Waiting for orders."

[05:15.22]The captain,with five sailors,went to first class cabin number 36.

[05:21.57]The passenger inside could be heard walking up and down the narrow cabin,

[05:26.92]moving things and knocking them over.

[05:30.68]Soon,six Belgian policemen arrived.

[05:35.05]"Are you ready?""Yes."The captain knocked at the door.

[05:40.32]"Who is it?"cried a hard,sharp voice.

[05:44.97]"The hairdresser that you sent for is here,sir."

[05:49.02]"Ah!"The voice was full of relief."

[05:53.59]Send him in alone,please,II have had an accident.""Yes,sir."

[06:00.44]At the sound of the lock being turned,the captain stepped forward.

[06:05.61]The door opened a little and was quickly pushed to again,

[06:10.16]but the captain had stuck his boot between it and the doorpost.

[06:15.33]The policemen rushed forward.

[06:18.57]There was a shout and a shot,which went harmlessly 14 through the window,

[06:23.61]and the passenger was brought out.

[06:27.27]"Good heavens!"shouted the cabin boy."He's gone green in the night."Green!

[06:34.14]Mr.Budd had not wasted the years which he had spent studying the behaviour of dyes 15

[06:39.99]"Knowledge is Power."

[06:43.15]The knowledge of Mr.Budd had given him the power to put a mark on his man

[06:48.61] which made him different from every other person in the world.

[06:53.26]A murderer 16 could hide himself nowhere

[06:57.23]when every hair on his head was bright green.

[07:01.17]Mr.Budd got his five hundred pounds.

[07:05.33]The Evening Messenger 17 printed the full story of his Great Idea.

[07:10.37]But Mr.Budd was afraid.Surely no one would ever come to him again.

[07:16.22]The next morning a large blue car stopped outside his door.

[07:21.29]A lady,wearing many jewels and an expensive fur coat,

[07:26.15]walked into the little shop.

[07:29.67]"You are the great Mr.Budd?You're wonderful.

[07:34.82]And now,dear Mr.Budd,you must do me a favour.

[07:39.68]You must dye 7 my hair green,at once.

[07:44.12]Now,I want to be able to say that I'm the first to be done by you.

[07:50.00]I'm the Duchess of Winchester and Lady Melcaster is following me down the street

[07:56.24]because she wants to be the first!"



1 impatiently
adv.不耐烦地
  • Impatiently he cut short what I was telling him. 他不耐烦地打断了我的话。
  • The children wait impatiently for the vacation.孩子们焦急地等待着假期的来临。
2 determined
adj.坚定的;有决心的
  • I have determined on going to Tibet after graduation.我已决定毕业后去西藏。
  • He determined to view the rooms behind the office.他决定查看一下办公室后面的房间。
3 cautiously
adv.小心地,谨慎地;小心翼翼;翼翼
  • She walked cautiously up the drive towards the door. 她小心翼翼地沿着车道向门口走去。 来自《简明英汉词典》
  • Foreign bankers and economists cautiously welcomed the minister's initiative. 外国银行家和经济学家对部长的倡议反应谨慎。 来自《简明英汉词典》
4 obediently
adv.服从地,顺从地,忠顺地
  • The dog followed obediently at her heels. 那只狗听话地跟在她身后。 来自《简明英汉词典》
  • Anne trotted obediently beside her mother. 安妮听话地跟在妈妈身边走。 来自《简明英汉词典》
5 experienced
adj.有经验的;经验丰富的,熟练的
  • Experienced seamen will advise you about sailing in this weather.有经验的海员会告诉你在这种天气下的航行情况。
  • Perhaps you and I had better change over;you are more experienced.也许我们的工作还是对换一下好,你比我更有经验。
6 skilfully
adv. (美skillfully)熟练地
  • Hall skilfully weaves the historical research into a gripping narrative. 霍尔巧妙地把历史研究揉进了扣人心弦的故事叙述。
  • Enthusiasm alone won't do. You've got to work skilfully. 不能光靠傻劲儿,得找窍门。
7 dye
n.染料,染色;v.染,染色
  • Black will dye over other colours.黑色能把大多数其他颜色盖住。
  • This material does not dye well.这料子染不好。
8 dyed
给…上色,着色( dye的过去式和过去分词 ); 能染上颜色
  • She dyed her hair blonde. 她把头发染成了金黄色。
  • He'd dyed his hair, which was almost unheard-of in the 1960s. 他染了头发,这在20世纪60年代是罕见的事。
9 headquarters
n.司令部,指挥部;总部,总店
  • Several great guns from the headquarters are coming to see us today.总部的几个大人物今天要来看我们。
  • The bank has its headquarters in Pairs.这家银行的总行在巴黎。
10 barber
n.理发员,美容师
  • She asked the barber to crop her hair short.她叫理发师把她的头发剪短了。
  • My Mum took me to the barber's.我妈带我理发去了。
11 earnestly
adv.认真地
  • The boy earnestly asked that his application be granted. 那孩子热切地要求批准他的申请。
  • I earnestly wish I could have been present at the meeting yesterday. 我倒真愿意能参加昨天的会议。
12 crushed
a.压碎的,倒碎的
  • The car was completely crushed under the truck. 小轿车被卡车压得完全变形了。
  • The box was crushed when the car ran over it. 汽车辗过箱子时把它给压碎了。
13 cabin
n.(结构简单的)小木屋;船舱,机舱
  • They threw up a new cabin in a couple of hours.在几小时之内他们就建起了一座新的小屋。
  • It's very hot in the cabin;let's go on deck.舱室内很热,我们到甲板上去吧。
14 harmlessly
adv.无害地,无恶意地
  • The shot went harmlessly past. 子弹从旁边飞过,没有造成伤害。 来自辞典例句
  • Thousands of meteorites penetrate Earth's atmosphere and fall harmlessly to the ground each year. 每年,几千块陨石穿过地球大气,掉到地面上,并不会造成什么伤害。 来自超越目标英语 第4册
15 dyes
染料,染色( dye的名词复数 )
  • This cloth dyes easily [quickly; readily]. 这种布好染。
  • This material dyes easily. 这种材料容易上色。
16 murderer
n.杀人犯,凶手
  • How long should a murderer be kept in prison?犯了谋杀罪的人应在监狱关多少年?
  • They discovered the murderer to have run away.他们发现凶手已逃之夭夭。
17 messenger
n.报信者,先驱
  • By the time the messenger reached him,the damage had been done.送信人赶到他那儿时,损失已经造成了。
  • I'll order a special messenger to deliver the document.我会派专人把文件送去。
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cash invoice
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clip off
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cost objective
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puffest
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Revere, Paul
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Subprime Meltdown
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virus diarrhea
waltz through
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