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Caw! Caw! Awk! Awic! Awk! Jack slowly came out of his dream. He opened hiseyes with a start. He was surrounded by hazy sunlight. Where am I? he thought in a panic. Then he remembered--he was in India, on anelephant's back! He sat up. Through the haze
9.跟着带路人 四周漆黑一片。 怎么啦?安妮问。 我也不知道,奇怪得很。杰克说,我们得赶紧从这里出去,一起推门吧。 好主意。安妮小声说。 他们在黑暗中摸索着方向,终于到了阶梯的最
6 墙上的文字 杰克和安妮都仔细看着墙壁。 石头墙壁上刻着一连串细小的图形。 这里有四个图形。杰克对幽灵王后说。 杰克,把它们描述一下。请你一个一个地来。王后说。 杰克仔细研究着
5FlamesintheMist Thewatergrewshallowagain.Thentheywereondryland.TheninjasloweredJackandAnnietotheground. Thanks,saidAnnie. Thanks,saidJack. Squeak,saidthemouse. Theninjassaidnothing,buttheylookedaround. Jacklookedaround,too.Afullmoonwasrisi
8DragonWater JackandAnniecrouchedtogether.Samuraiwereonbothsidesofthemnow.Theyweretrapped! Jackpressedagainsttherock. Thewarriorsteppedcloserandcloser.Helookedtotheright.Helookedtotheleft. Jackheldhisbreath. Benature,whisperedAnnie. What?Jackwhispe
6SongontheWind Peanutstracks,saidAnnie.Wehavetofindherbeforeshefreezes. Shewrappedherreindeercoataroundherandheadedacrossthesnow. Jackpulledonhisbackpackandfollowed. Themousestracksledthembetweenthefallenrocksandbackontotheopenplain. Thewindblewhar
5Prettyfish Squeak. Anniepattedthelittlemouseinherpocket. Itsokay,Peanut.Theantscantgetusintheriver.Weresafe,shesaid. Maybesafefromtheants,saidJack.Butwhereisthiscanoegoing? JackandAnniestaredattheriver.Branchesspreadoverthewater.Vinesandmosses
7Freeze! JackandAnniejumpedoutofthecanoe. Therainwasstartingtofallharder. Themonkeytookoff.Heswungfromtreetotree,headinguptheriverbank. HescreechedandbeckonedtoJackandAnnie. Hewantsustofollowhim!saidAnnie. No!Wehavetofindthespecialthing.Thengohome!
9TheThing JackandAnnieclimb-edintothetreehouse. Peanutwassittingonastackofbooks. AnniepattedPeanutslittlehead.Thanks,shesaidsoftly. Ihavetowritesomenotesabouttherainforest,saidJack.YoufindthePennsylvaniabook. AnniebegansearchingforthePennsylvania
Prologue OnesummerdayinFrogCreek,Pennsylvania,amysterioustreehouseappearedinthewoods. Eight-year-oldJackandhisseven-year-oldsister,Annie,climbedintothetreehouse.Theyfounditwasfilledwithbooks. JackandAnniesoondiscoveredthatthetreehousewasmagic
9Morgan Thankyou,Morgansaidsoftly.Youhavefreedmefromthemagiciansspell. Jackjuststaredather. YouwerePeanut?Anniesaid. Morgannoddedandsmiled. Really?Youwerewithusallthetime?saidJack.Onallourmissions? Morgannoddedagain. Whydidwehavetogoonthismissionto
9MasteroftheAnimals Thesabertoothcreptforward. Jackstaredinhorror. Playtheflute,whisperedAnnie. Isshenuts?Jackthought. Try!saidAnnie. Jackheldthemammoth-boneflutetohislips.Heblew. Theflutemadeastrangesound. Thetigerfroze.HeglaredatJack. Jackshandss
Prologue OnesummerdayinFrogCreek,Pennsylvania,amysterioustreehouseappearedinthewoods. Eight-year-oldJackandhisseven-year-oldsister,Annie,climbedintothetreehouse. Thetreehousewasfilledwithbooksanditwasmagic.Itcouldgoanyplacethatwasinabook.AllJ
2SpaceMotel Jackopenedhiseyes. Helookedoutthewindow.Thetreehousehadlandedinsidealargewhiteroom. Whatkindoftrainingplaceisthis?askedAnnie. Idontknow,saidJack. Theroomwasround.Ithadnowindows.Ithadwhitefloorsandacurvedwalllitbybrightlights. Hello!Anni
6 嗒哒! 在火炬照耀下,杰克见三个彪形大汉站在他面前。 一个长着一双斜眼睛,擎着火炬;一个很红的脸膛,抓住杰克;一个长着长长的大胡子,伸手抓住了安妮。 安妮又是踢又是叫。 停
10.神秘之谜破解了 空气暖洋洋的。 现在是拂晓时分。远处的一只狗在吠叫。 我想这是亨利在叫!安妮说,我们的确到家了。 他们双双向树屋的窗外望去。 家真近啊。杰克说。 在远处,街道
1 喵! 还在这儿呢。杰克说。 看起来好像是空的。安妮说。 杰克和他七岁的妹妹安妮盯着一棵高高的橡树,树顶上有一个树屋。 晌午的阳光照耀着树林,已经差不多是吃中饭的时候了。 嘘!
Jack opened his eyes. Glaring hot sunlight floodedinto the tree house. Neat hats, said Annie. She and Jack were both wearing hats. I think they will protect us from the sun said Jack. He and Annie looked out the window. Teddylooked out, too. The tree
The loud cry rang again through the dry air. Teddy barked. Jack and Annie turned around in the clearing. Itwas hard to tell where the sound was coming from. The terrible cackle came again. There! said Annie. She pointed at a bird in a gumtree. The bi
Rain fell on Jack's head and on Joey's head. Rain fellon Annie's head and on Teddy's head and on thekoala's head. Annie opened her mouth and drank the rainwater. Jack did the same. The water tasted better than anywater he'd ever drunk. 'When Jack loo