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As the wind blew away more fog, Jack and Annie saw abridge. It was made of thick wooden planks held together withiron bands. It stretched all the way from the edge of the cliffwhere they were standing to the iron gate. Come on, let's go! said Annie.
汪培珽儿童英文分级书单《神奇树屋》
Annie grinned. Good day, Squanto! she said. Good day, Annie, said Squanto. He smiled at herand Jack. Jack was too surprised to speak. Why did Squantosay he remembers us? He wondered. Is he mistakingus for two other kids? Captain Standish looked surpr
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Good day, Priscilla! said Annie. 11Good day, said Priscilla. She walked to them. Didthou fill the basket with eels and clams?Not really, said Jack. The eel didn't want to get caught, said Annie. And the clams live to be so old! We didn't think itwas
汪培珽儿童英文分级书单《神奇树屋》
Slowly the feast came to an end. The guests wipedtheir plates with their last bits of bread. Then theywiped their hands and faces with their napkins. Jack and Annie stood up. We have to go home, Annie said to Priscilla. Ah, thou must go back to thine
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Finally, the hugging and crying and laughing dieddown. The villagers started walking back to theirhuts. Jack and Annie followed Boka, Kama, and theirparents. We felt the ground shaking, said Boka and Kama'sfather. We knew a big wave might follow!Jack
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A pair of torches dimly lit the drafty entrance hall of thecastle. Shadows danced on the worn tapestries. Wait here, said Morgan. I will tell the king of your arrival.She headed through the huge stone archway that led to the greathall. Let's peek in,
汪培珽儿童英文分级书单《神奇树屋》
Come on, said Annie. She stood in the door-wayto Jack's bedroom. Let's check the woods.But it's Thursday, said Jack. We're going toGrandmother's soon.I know, said Annie. But I have a feeling the treehouse might be back. I think Morgan might have sent
汪培珽儿童英文分级书单《神奇树屋》
Tap-tap-tap. Jack opened his eyes. The Frog Creek woods were still dark and rainy. We're home, Annie said. Jack sighed. I miss them already, he said. Me too, said Annie. Did you take a lot of noteson their habits and behavior?Jack shrugged. I listed
汪培珽儿童英文分级书单《神奇树屋》
Jack! cried Annie. She ran to him. Are youokay?Jack just nodded. He put on his wet glasses. He feltshaky and mad at himself. I never should have triedto stand! he thought. Kama picked up Jack's surfboard from the shallowwater and brought it over to h
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Will led Jack and Annie through a door into theback of the Globe Theater. Then he led them up adark stairway. As they headed upstairs, Jack heard laughtercoming from the audience. His legs felt like jelly. This way, said Will. He led Jack and Annie i
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Jack and Annie ran up the street to the book wagon. The man was carefully stacking the books in the backof the wagon. He was covered with dust and hisglasses were cracked. Hey, what's the story? Annie asked the man. Jack couldn't help smiling. Annie
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Maybe we should leave, Jack said in a panic. Hewanted to get out of San Francisco before the firesspread. We can't, said Annie. We have to find our specialwriting for Morgan's library, something to lend.Let's find it fast, said Jack. He and Annie sta
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Jack opened his eyes. They were wearing their own clothes again. Alightning bug blinked inside the growing darkness ofthe tree house. Annie picked up Morgan's note. She repeated therhyme: To find a special magic,You must step into the lightAnd withou
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Jack grabbed Annie's hand. We're not spies! he said. He whirled around to face George Washington. General Washington, remember those words yousaid to your men? Jack said. You should believethem yourself, sir!What are you talking about? George Washing
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6 恐龙谷 安妮，看看这个！杰克大喊着，看看我找到了什么！ 安妮已经上了山顶。 她正在忙着从木兰树上摘一朵花。 安妮，看！一块大奖牌！ 但是安妮没有留心杰克。她正盯着山的另一侧的
汪培珽儿童英文分级书单《神奇树屋》
5 草地上的金牌 快，快！杰克说。他把笔记本塞进背包，推着安妮向绳梯跑去。 再见，亨利！她说。 快！杰克说。他把安妮猛推了一下。 别推！她说，不过她还是爬上了绳梯。杰克紧跟在她
汪培珽儿童英文分级书单《神奇树屋》
8 巨大的影子 杰克跳到木兰树背后。 他的心跳得飞快，大脑都停止了思维。 他偷偷地盯着大怪物。那可怕的动物，它的大嘴巴一张一合的，牙齿大得像牛排刀。 别惊慌，想一想。 杰克悄悄地
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What that circulation means to us human is that water is a moving target. We constantly have to seek it out in this endless cycle and intercept it wherever and whenever we can. This quest depend on water has played a defining role in human history. T
自然百科2010年
It's just magic. When you follow it, you can see that this is the perfect union of the tree and the villages. The locals have kind of trained the roots, kind of guided them through and netted them together. What they've done here is they've grabbed s
自然百科2010年
They could not lose. Resistance movements started. They would take over places like this and opened the sluice gate allowing the water to pour back down into Owens Valley. Irregularly they dynamited the aqueduct. But the city rebuilt it and the game
自然百科2010年