汪培珽分级书单(MP3+绘本)

The Dragon King watched the bonfire as it blazedup toward the sky. Around the fire the air was thickand wavy. Bamboo books were stacked beside thefire, waiting to be burned. Hurry! said the scholar. They jumped down from the cart and joined thecrowd

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Jack and Annie stood frozen. The silent soldiers did, too. Finally, Annie spoke. They're fake, she said. Fake? whispered Jack. They're not real, she said. They look real, said Jack. Annie walked straight toward the front row ofsoldiers. Jack held his

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What's going on? said Jack. I don't know, said Annie. But we'd better followit.She hurried after the ball of silk thread. Jack put the bamboo book into his sack and took offafter her. They followed the trail of thread down the row,where it turned dow

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Jack opened his eyes. He was wearing his ownclothes and his sneakers. The cloth sack had turnedback into his backpack. Welcome home, Master Librarians, said Morgan. She stood in the tree house, smiling at them. Hi! said Annie. We brought you the anci

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Jack opened his eyes. A thin gray light came through his window. Hisclock read 5 A.M. All was quiet. Today we're going to ancient Ireland, he thought,back more than a thousand years. Morgan le Fay had told him that it was a verydangerous time, with V

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Jack opened his eyes. The light was still gray, but the air was evendamper and colder than in Frog Creek. Wow, I'm in a long dress, said Annie. It'sscratchy. Hey, I've got a little purse on my belt. It hasmy library card in it!Jack looked down at his

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Jack's glasses were wet with mist. He quickly wipedthem, then looked up. A man in a brown robe stood before him. The manhad a round red face. He was bald, except for a fringeof hair around his head. Nearby the rope was tied around a tree. I--I'm not

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In the distance, fire burst from Mount Vesuvius. Burning rocks and fiery ash fell from the sky. The hot, dusty air smelled like rotten eggs as Jackand Annie rushed down the street. In the forum,everyone--shoppers, soldiers, gladiators, fruit sellers-

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The next thing Jack knew, he was lying on thestone patio. The patio stones were trembling. Arumbling sound came from the ground. 12Jack raised his head. Annie was on the ground, too. You okay? said Annie. Jack nodded. Everything was shaking and crash

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Jack threw open the door to the room of scrolls. Heand Annie rushed in and ran over to the shelves. Jack pulled out the piece of paper with the Latintitle on it: Vir Fortissimus in MundoOkay he said. We have to find the scroll withthis title.They beg

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Jack and Annie ran up to the front entrance of thevilla. Jack pushed the door open. Go in. Hurry, said Annie. They slipped into the main hall. Hello! Annie called. There was no answer. The place seemed empty. The main hall had a large opening in the

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Jack pulled out his book and found a picture of thestrong men. He read aloud: Gladiators were slaves or criminals who fought inthe amphitheater (AM-fuli-thee-uli-ter). They wereforced to fight each other or wild animals like lions orbears. The people

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Jack and Annie hid behind a fruit stall. They waitedfor a moment, then peered around the corner. I don't see her, said Jack. Who was she? asked Annie. I don't know. But she looked nuts to me, said Jack. What's the book say about her? said Annie. She

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Jack opened his eyes. He pushed his glasses intoplace. Morgan was gone. And so were Jack's jeans, T-shirt, sneakers, and backpack. Instead, he had on a white tunic with a belt, sandalsthat laced up, and a leather bag,He looked at Annie. She was dress

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Warm air washed over Jack. It felt wonderful. You have succeeded in your quest, said a soft,soothing voice. Are you glad to be home?Jack opened his eyes. Morgan le Pay stood in themoonlight. Yes, he said. We solved all our riddles, said Annie. Indeed

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By the time the dogsled arrived at the tree house,the snowstorm had become a blizzard. Can you wait just a minute? Jack asked the sealhunter. So we can check something?The hunter nodded. His dogs whined as Jack andAnnie climbed through the tree house

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Now only the moon shone on the snow. Jack looked around for the polar bear. She was gone. Where'd she go? asked Annie. I don't know, said Jack. He looked over thetundra. There was no sign of the giant bear or hercubs. Maybe she's not interested in sc

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Jack, you can get up now, said Annie. Jack opened his eyes. Annie was standing over him. She still had her mask on. We're on safe ground, she said. Jack felt as if he'd been dreaming. He lookedaround. They had reached the tundra at the edge ofthe fro

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The cubs whimpered louder. They want to go to her, but they're afraid of theice, whispered Jack. Annie petted the cubs. Don't be afraid, she told them. You'll get back toyour mother.The big polar bear growled. She paced back andforth, sniffing the ai

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The dogs were barking wildly at two smallcreatures playing in the moonlight. Polar bear babies! cried Annie. One roly-poly cub leaped onto the other. Then theyboth rolled through the snow. Hi, little bears! Annie called. The cubs jumped up and shook

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after hours value
arrowhead wing
Asparagus plumosus
atrium sinistrums
average heat radiation intensity
Avicennian
bacterial nuclear filaments
be like taking candy from a baby
benderson
bipolar digital integrated circuit
Butalidon
cauties
Ceará Plateau
clericalists
cork borer sharpener
corrosive nature
Crathie
crocodilians
cruising airspeed
customer engineer disk
cylinder body,block
cytidine diphosphate
darans
degree of pollution
dermatics
Diesel-cycle engine
domestic manufacture
downswing
dubiel
dynamic friction coefficient
eisenbrucite
electronic intelligence
epigrammist
external optic axis
float coupling
fornicate gyruses
forty-rod lightning
Franche-Comte
hanged around
high resolution banding
high-melting alloy
Hume-Rothery compound
in nothing flat
intensity turbulence
intercarotic
Islamophobists
joggler
kinesiology
kneesy
konitzs
kristoffer
lahar deposit
lapel roll line
lathbury
lecithochirium fusiforms
legree
liquid thermal diffusion
magnetic vibrationactuated feeder
Marknesse
mathematical realism
misplacing of stencil
monochromatically
mythologies
nubiform
on-hook
Orostachys malacophylla
ostrow mazowiecka
patrol boats
piezo crystal sensor
plexors
poorboy
pressing action
provisional organ
purifyingly
red wind wheel
redeye flight
Royal Ulster Constabulary
sandheaps
scanning x-ray diffraction
search-angle control
searchligh
sense of contact force
slot extrusion
solar radiation curve
sophorin
speak in tongues
staal
stichometry
stray
stress cone
support position
syssitia
Taisetsu-zan
tenderness of acupoints
the marseillaise
thermal insulation of ceiling
tolerance grade
tom-tom washer
transfusion apparatus
transport attendant
Venus's girdle
Wheatstone stereoscope