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今天我們來學(xué)習(xí)：

The Musicians of Bremen

從前有一個(gè)男人，他總是不善待他的動(dòng)物們，經(jīng)常讓驢子干特別重的活兒，不給小狗吃飽飯，下雨天也不讓小貓咪呆在屋里，甚至打算吃掉他的公雞，終于有一天，小動(dòng)物們?nèi)淌懿幌氯チ耍鼈儧Q定離開這個(gè)壞主人，去一個(gè)叫Bremen的地方當(dāng)音樂家，它們的理想可以實(shí)現(xiàn)嗎？一起來聽聽今天的故事吧！

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Once upon a time, there was a very mean man.

“Come on!”He was mean to his donkey. CORNHe was mean to his dog.

“Here's your supper.”He was mean to his cat.He was very mean to his rooster."I'll get him tomorrow. We'll put him in the pot and eat him for lunch."

“He's getting too old.”That evening, the rooster crowed as hard as he could.

"What are you doing?" asked the dog. ”It's nearly night!”"I'm crowing for the last time," said the rooster.

“Tomorrow I'l be rooster stew.”"The master is putting me in his cooking pot.”

“Oh no he's not!" said the donkey. "He must be stopped.”"Let's run away! We can go to Bremen and join the town band."

“I'll play the violin!”

“ I'll play the didgeridoo!”

“You can sing!”

“Cock-a-doodle-dool!”The four friends set off at once.

They walked until they came to a deep, dark forest. "We'll have to sleep here tonight," said the donkey.

“I’m hungry.”

“I’m cold.”

“I’m scared.”"Wait!" called the rooster. "I see a light.”

“It's coming from a cottage.”

The four friends crept closer. The donkey looked inside.

"What do you see?" asked the dog."Food and drink," said the donkey. Oooh!”

"And a gang of robbers.”"If only we could get inside," said the dog.

"We can!" said the donkey. "Here's my plan...”The donkey stood near the window.

The dog leaped the donkey's back.The cat climbed on top of the dog.

And the rooster flew on top of the cat."One, two, three...” said the donkey.The donkey, the dog, the cat and the rooster BURST into the room."Help!" cried the robbers. "Run for your lives."

“Perfect!”They ate.. and ate…. and ate... and ate.And then they slept.The robbers saw the lights go out.

"We shouldn't have run away," said the robber chief.

“come here, little robber.”

“Go and see what's happening in the house.”

The smallest robber crept into the kitchen.

He saw the shining eyes of the cat.

“Burning coals!” he thought.

“I’ll use them to light my candle.”

He put his candle in the cat's eyes and…

…she leaped at his face.

The robber ran to the door...

...where the dog bit his leg.

The robber ran across the yard…

...and into the donkey.

“Cock-a-doodle-doo!”screeched the rooster,

flying across the roof.

“Aaaargh!" screamed the robber,

running away as fast as he could.

“There's a horrible witch in the house," he panted.

“She spat at me and scratched me."

“There was a man with a knife by the door.”

“He stabbed me in the leg.”

“In the yard there's a big, black monster.”

“He beat me with his club.”

The robbers never went back to the house again.

As for the four friends...

...they never did go to Bremen.

And they never did become musicians.

They liked the house so much they stayed there for the rest of their lives.The robbers saw the lights go out.

NEIOS "We shouldn't have run away," said the robber chief. The smallest robber crept into the kitchen. He saw the shining eyes of the cat. The smallest robber crept into the kitchen. He saw the shining eyes of the cat. He put his candle in the cat's eyes and... .she leaped at his face. The robber ran to the door... ... where the dog bit his leg.The robber ran across the yard......and into the donkey."Cock-a-doodle-doo!" screeched the rooster, flying across the roof."Aaaargh!" screamed the robber, running away as fast as he could.“There's a horrible witch in the house," he panted."She spat at me and scratched me."There was a man with a knife by the door." He stabbed me in the leg."In the yard there's a big, black monster.' He beat me with his club.The robbers never went back to the house As for the four friends......they never did go to Bremen. And they never did become musicians. They liked the house so much they stayed there for the rest of their lives.

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Words

mean /mi?n/ adj. 吝嗇的；刻薄的；v. 意思是；打算

barely /?be?li $ ?berli/ adv. 僅僅；幾乎不；勉強(qiáng)

sudden /?s?dn/ adj. 突然的；意外的

bridge /br?d?/ n. 橋；橋梁

lead /li?d/ v. 帶領(lǐng)；引導(dǎo)；導(dǎo)致

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set off

出發(fā)；啟程

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