英语灵异故事-Room 13-02 13号房间-02
时间：2018-12-11 作者：英语课 分类：英语灵异故事
英语课
[00:13.49]Room 13
[00:18.86]13号房间
[00:29.96]He heard someone moving inside the room.
[00:33.23]"I'm very sorry," he said
[00:35.08]and went to the door of room number 12.
[00:38.66]Perhaps the servants sleep in room 13,
[00:42.62]Anderson thought.
[00:44.59]He decided 1 to ask the landlord about it the next day.
[00:49.39]Anderson lit the oil-lamp and looked round.
[00:53.19]Room number 12 looked smaller by lamplight.
[00:57.13]Anderson was tired. He went to bed.
[01:01.79]In the morning, Anderson went to the Town Hall.
[01:05.40]He wanted to study the town records.
[01:08.62]Anderson read many very old papers.
[01:11.88]The oldest records were from the sixteenth century.
[01:16.17]There were some letters from the Bishop 2 of Viborg,
[01:20.42]dated 1560.
[01:22.65]The Bishop had owned three or four houses in the city.
[01:26.92]He had rented a house to a man called Nicolas Francken.
[01:31.38]The townspeople of Viborg did not like Nicolas Francken.
[01:35.76]Some people wrote to the Bishop
[01:37.60]to say that Francken was a bad man.
[01:40.72]They said that Francken was a magician.
[01:44.29]They wanted Francken to leave the city.
[01:47.65]The Bishop said
[01:48.75]that Nicolas Francken had done nothing wrong.
[01:52.27]He did not believe that Francken was a magician.
[01:55.98]It was time for the Town Hall to close.
[01:59.01]As Anderson was leaving, the town clerk spoke 3 to him.
[02:04.25]"I see you are reading about the Bishop
[02:06.75]and Nicolas Francken," the clerk said.
[02:10.31]"I am interested in them.
[02:12.04]But I do not know where Francken lived.
[02:14.84]Many of the town records
[02:16.19]were burnt in the great fire of 1726."
[02:31.19]讲解
[04:17.92]语言点
[04:21.26]hear somebody doing
[04:25.82]hear somebody do
[04:30.80]thought
[04:32.21]think
[04:34.78]decide to do
[04:37.65]I decide to go back to school on March 6th.
[04:44.61]lit
[04:45.83]light 点亮、点燃
[04:49.71]light a lamp
[04:52.37]light a cigarette
[04:56.03]go to bed
[04:58.65]went
[04:59.27]go
[05:00.94]When I was young,
[05:02.11]I went to bed very early everyday.
[05:08.57]Town Hall 镇公所、市政厅
[05:19.06]paper 文件
[05:25.30]a piece of paper
[05:27.52]two pieces of paper
[05:38.93]papers
[05:40.87]bishop 主教
[05:46.01]date
[05:49.99]The skeleton has been dated at about 2000 BC.
[05:58.40]call 命名
[06:01.43]called
[06:04.21]a man called Nicolas
[06:09.61]magician 巫师 / 魔术师
[06:14.93]had done
[06:21.39]do nothing wrong
[06:25.43]do something wrong
[06:29.59]It was time for the Town Hall to close.
[06:34.88]It is time for somebody to do something.
[06:42.63]be leaving 即将离开，打算离开
[06:46.84]leave
[06:47.82]be leaving
[06:49.44]be going to leave
[06:53.03]I'm leaving tomorrow.
[06:57.74]see somebody doing
[07:05.42]see somebody do
[07:27.14]He heard someone moving inside the room.
[07:30.25]"I'm very sorry," he said
[07:32.41]and went to the door of room number 12.
[07:36.02]Perhaps the servants sleep in room 13,
[07:40.00]Anderson thought.
[07:41.96]He decided to ask the landlord about it the next day.
[07:46.62]Anderson lit the oil-lamp and looked round.
[07:50.59]Room number 12 looked smaller by lamplight.
[07:54.52]Anderson was tired. He went to bed.
[07:59.41]In the morning, Anderson went to the Town Hall.
[08:02.87]He wanted to study the town records.
[08:05.95]Anderson read many very old papers.
[08:09.29]The oldest records were from the sixteenth century.
[08:13.39]There were some letters from the Bishop of Viborg,
[08:17.71]dated 1560.
[08:20.00]The Bishop had owned three or four houses in the city.
[08:24.10]He had rented a house to a man called Nicolas Francken.
[08:28.71]The townspeople of Viborg did not like Nicolas Francken.
[08:33.04]Some people wrote to the Bishop
[08:34.95]to say that Francken was a bad man.
[08:38.03]They said that Francken was a magician.
[08:41.56]They wanted Francken to leave the city.
[08:44.75]The Bishop said that
[08:46.02]Nicolas Francken had done nothing wrong.
[08:49.27]He did not believe that Francken was a magician.
[08:52.79]It was time for the Town Hall to close.
[08:56.07]As Anderson was leaving, the town clerk spoke to him.
[09:01.18]"I see you are reading about the Bishop
[09:03.85]and Nicolas Francken," the clerk said.
[09:07.32]"I am interested in them.
[09:09.04]But I do not know where Francken lived.
[09:11.80]Many of the town records
[09:13.21]were burnt in the great fire of 1726."
[09:25.90]谢谢收听
[00:18.86]13号房间
[00:29.96]He heard someone moving inside the room.
[00:33.23]"I'm very sorry," he said
[00:35.08]and went to the door of room number 12.
[00:38.66]Perhaps the servants sleep in room 13,
[00:42.62]Anderson thought.
[00:44.59]He decided 1 to ask the landlord about it the next day.
[00:49.39]Anderson lit the oil-lamp and looked round.
[00:53.19]Room number 12 looked smaller by lamplight.
[00:57.13]Anderson was tired. He went to bed.
[01:01.79]In the morning, Anderson went to the Town Hall.
[01:05.40]He wanted to study the town records.
[01:08.62]Anderson read many very old papers.
[01:11.88]The oldest records were from the sixteenth century.
[01:16.17]There were some letters from the Bishop 2 of Viborg,
[01:20.42]dated 1560.
[01:22.65]The Bishop had owned three or four houses in the city.
[01:26.92]He had rented a house to a man called Nicolas Francken.
[01:31.38]The townspeople of Viborg did not like Nicolas Francken.
[01:35.76]Some people wrote to the Bishop
[01:37.60]to say that Francken was a bad man.
[01:40.72]They said that Francken was a magician.
[01:44.29]They wanted Francken to leave the city.
[01:47.65]The Bishop said
[01:48.75]that Nicolas Francken had done nothing wrong.
[01:52.27]He did not believe that Francken was a magician.
[01:55.98]It was time for the Town Hall to close.
[01:59.01]As Anderson was leaving, the town clerk spoke 3 to him.
[02:04.25]"I see you are reading about the Bishop
[02:06.75]and Nicolas Francken," the clerk said.
[02:10.31]"I am interested in them.
[02:12.04]But I do not know where Francken lived.
[02:14.84]Many of the town records
[02:16.19]were burnt in the great fire of 1726."
[02:31.19]讲解
[04:17.92]语言点
[04:21.26]hear somebody doing
[04:25.82]hear somebody do
[04:30.80]thought
[04:32.21]think
[04:34.78]decide to do
[04:37.65]I decide to go back to school on March 6th.
[04:44.61]lit
[04:45.83]light 点亮、点燃
[04:49.71]light a lamp
[04:52.37]light a cigarette
[04:56.03]go to bed
[04:58.65]went
[04:59.27]go
[05:00.94]When I was young,
[05:02.11]I went to bed very early everyday.
[05:08.57]Town Hall 镇公所、市政厅
[05:19.06]paper 文件
[05:25.30]a piece of paper
[05:27.52]two pieces of paper
[05:38.93]papers
[05:40.87]bishop 主教
[05:46.01]date
[05:49.99]The skeleton has been dated at about 2000 BC.
[05:58.40]call 命名
[06:01.43]called
[06:04.21]a man called Nicolas
[06:09.61]magician 巫师 / 魔术师
[06:14.93]had done
[06:21.39]do nothing wrong
[06:25.43]do something wrong
[06:29.59]It was time for the Town Hall to close.
[06:34.88]It is time for somebody to do something.
[06:42.63]be leaving 即将离开，打算离开
[06:46.84]leave
[06:47.82]be leaving
[06:49.44]be going to leave
[06:53.03]I'm leaving tomorrow.
[06:57.74]see somebody doing
[07:05.42]see somebody do
[07:27.14]He heard someone moving inside the room.
[07:30.25]"I'm very sorry," he said
[07:32.41]and went to the door of room number 12.
[07:36.02]Perhaps the servants sleep in room 13,
[07:40.00]Anderson thought.
[07:41.96]He decided to ask the landlord about it the next day.
[07:46.62]Anderson lit the oil-lamp and looked round.
[07:50.59]Room number 12 looked smaller by lamplight.
[07:54.52]Anderson was tired. He went to bed.
[07:59.41]In the morning, Anderson went to the Town Hall.
[08:02.87]He wanted to study the town records.
[08:05.95]Anderson read many very old papers.
[08:09.29]The oldest records were from the sixteenth century.
[08:13.39]There were some letters from the Bishop of Viborg,
[08:17.71]dated 1560.
[08:20.00]The Bishop had owned three or four houses in the city.
[08:24.10]He had rented a house to a man called Nicolas Francken.
[08:28.71]The townspeople of Viborg did not like Nicolas Francken.
[08:33.04]Some people wrote to the Bishop
[08:34.95]to say that Francken was a bad man.
[08:38.03]They said that Francken was a magician.
[08:41.56]They wanted Francken to leave the city.
[08:44.75]The Bishop said that
[08:46.02]Nicolas Francken had done nothing wrong.
[08:49.27]He did not believe that Francken was a magician.
[08:52.79]It was time for the Town Hall to close.
[08:56.07]As Anderson was leaving, the town clerk spoke to him.
[09:01.18]"I see you are reading about the Bishop
[09:03.85]and Nicolas Francken," the clerk said.
[09:07.32]"I am interested in them.
[09:09.04]But I do not know where Francken lived.
[09:11.80]Many of the town records
[09:13.21]were burnt in the great fire of 1726."
[09:25.90]谢谢收听
1 decided
adj.决定了的，坚决的；明显的，明确的
- This gave them a decided advantage over their opponents.这使他们比对手具有明显的优势。
- There is a decided difference between British and Chinese way of greeting.英国人和中国人打招呼的方式有很明显的区别。