美国语文第四册 第102期:鲁滨逊·克鲁索的衣服(1)

But had any man in England met such a man as I was, it must either have frightened him or raised a great deal of laughter; 在英国，任何人看到我的样子，一定被吓着或者被逗得开怀大笑； and, as I frequently stood still to loo

美国语文第四册 第103期:鲁滨逊·克鲁索的衣服(2)

I had on a broad belt of goatskin dried, which I drew together with two thongs of the same, instead of buckles; 我系着一个晒干的山羊皮做的宽皮带，用相同材料的皮条系住，而不是用搭扣； and, in a kind of frog on each s

美国语文第四册 第104期:谁的亲人沉睡在这里(1)

Into a ward of the whitewashed halls, 谁的亲人被抬进医院的 Where the dead and dying lay, 一间病房，那里躺着 Wounded by bayonets, shells, and balls, 已死和垂死的人， Somebody's darling was borne one day; 被刺刀、子弹和炮

美国语文第四册 第95期:黄金法则(2)

Susan pondered carefully and seriously on what her mother had said. 苏珊仔细而认真地思考着妈妈说的话。 When she thought over her past conduct, a blush of shame crept to her cheeks, 当想到自己过去的表现时，她的小脸因为

美国语文第四册 第113期:幸福之道(3)

You go to school on a cold winter morning. 一个寒冷冬日的清晨你来到学校。 A bright fire is blazing in the stove, surrounded with boys struggling to get near it to warm themselves. 炉子里火很旺，四周坐满了取暖的男孩子们

美国语文第四册 第106期:善意(1)

I suppose you all, my boys, are looking for some sort of success in life; 我的孩子们，你们一定想在生活中取得成功； it is right that you should; but what are your notions of success? 你应该这么做，这是对的；但是成功的

美国语文第四册 第107期:善意(2)

So he shirks his tasks; and instead of thinking about his employer's interests, or his own self improvement, gives his mind to trifles,often to evil things, 他因此在面对工作时不主动上前；不考虑雇主的利益，或者提高自己的能

美国语文第四册 第108期:善意(3)

By Thomas's side works another boy, whom we will call James,a lad of only ordinary capacity, very likely. 托马斯身边还有一个男孩，就称他詹姆斯吧，他很可能才能一般。 If Thomas and all the other boys did their best, there w

美国语文第四册 第109期:中国故事一则(1)

Two young, near-sighted fellows, Chang and Ching, 常和庆是两个年轻的近视眼， Over their chopsticks idly chattering, 饭桌上闲谈时， Fell to disputing which could see the best; 争执起谁的眼力好， At last, they agreed to put

美国语文第四册 第111期:幸福之道(1)

Every child must observe how much more happy and beloved some children are than others. 你一定注意到，一些孩子比其他孩子更幸福更惹人喜爱。 There are some children you always love to be with. 有一些孩子，你总是喜欢和

美国语文第四册 第112期:幸福之道(2)

If your companions do not love you, it is your own fault. 如果你的伙伴不爱你，这是你自己的错。 They can not help loving you if you will be kind and friendly. 如果你愿意做一个善良和友好的人，他们无法不爱你。 I

美国语文第四册 第114期:幸福之道(4)

Look and see which of your companions have the most friends, and you will find that they are those who have this noble spirit; 观察一下，看你的伙伴里哪一个朋友最多，你会发现一定是具有这种高尚心灵的人， who are wil

美国语文第四册 第115期:长颈鹿(1)

The giraffe is a native of Africa. 长颈鹿产自非洲， It is of singular shape and size, and bears some resemblance both to the camel and the deer. 是一种外形和尺寸独特的动物，与骆驼和鹿都有相似的特征。 The mouth is sm

美国语文第四册 第116期:长颈鹿(2)

Le Vaillant (the celebrated French traveler and naturalist) was the first who gave us any exact account of the form and habits of the giraffe. 勒.瓦扬（法国著名旅行家和博物学家）是第一个为我们精确描述长颈鹿的外形和生

美国语文第四册 第117期:长颈鹿(3)

I followed the single one at full speed, but, in spite of the efforts of my horse, 我全速追赶这只落单的长颈鹿，但是不论我的马怎么使劲， she got so much ahead of me, that, in turning a little hill, I lost sight of her altoget

美国语文第四册 第118期:失踪的孩子(1)

A few years since, a child was lost in the woods. 几年前，一个孩子在森林里失踪了。 He was out with his brothers and sisters gathering berries, and was accidentally separated from them, and lost. 他和兄弟姐妹一起去采草莓，不

美国语文第四册 第119期:失踪的孩子(2)

The search was continued in vain till nine o'clock in the evening. 晚上九点的时候，依然没找到孩子。 Then, one of the party was sent back to the village, to collect the inhabitants for a more extensive search. 于是他们派了一个人

美国语文第四册 第120期:失踪的孩子(3)

Soon, a joyful shout proclaimed the safety of the child. 很快，喜悦的喊声传来，孩子是安全的。 The shout was borne from tongue to tongue, till the whole forest rang again with the joyful sound. 喊声口口相传，直到整个森林都

美国语文第四册 第110期:中国故事一则(2)

So on the appointed dayboth innocent as babes, of coursethese honest fellows went, 约定的日子转眼就到了两个孩子般诚实的人来到碑前， And took their distant station; and Ching said, 站得很远，庆说， I can read plainly, T

美国语文第四册 第136期:道德勇气(3)

It was no light act of courage in those days for a little fellow to say his prayers publicly, even at Rugby. 在当时一个小孩子当众祷告需要不小的勇气，在整个拉格比也是这样。 A few years later, when Arnold's manly piety ha