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Hewasterribleatsinging,andwhenhetriedtodive,healwaysgotwateruphisnose.
Hesatandchewedhiswhiskerssadly.
‘Nevermind,’saidArcticFox.‘Youcanwatchus.’
ArcticFoxandPolarBearandSealandWhalepractisedhardforthebigshow.
Walrushidbehindasnowdriftandwatched,andchewedhiswhiskers.
Hewishedhewasgoodatsomething.
2 Thebignight
Atlast,thebignightarrived.Everyonesatdownandwaitedfortheshowtobegin.Walrussatinthefrontrow.Hewasveryexcited.
Foxcameontotheiceandbowed.Everyonecheered.
ThenFoxbegantoskate.Foxskatedforwardsandbackwardsandsideways.Sheskatedinperfectcirclesandfiguresofeight.Shewaselegantandamazing!
Walruswatchedandhelovedwhathesaw.Foxmadeitalllooksoeasy.
WalruswassurethatifhereallytriedhecouldskatejustlikeFox.
Hecouldn’tstophimself.HejusthadtoleapontotheiceandjoininwithFox.“Icanskate,”hecried.“Lookatme!
”
ButWalruscouldn’tskateatall.Hecouldonlytripupandfallover.
HebumpedintoFox,andFoxwentflatonherface.FLOMP!
Foxwasveryupset.“WalrushasRUINEDmyact,”shewailed.
Next,itwasPolarBear’sturn.Herolledoutacrosstheicelikeabig,whitesnowball.Everyoneclappedwildly.
ThenPolarBearbegantotumble.Hedidjumpsandspinsandsomersaults,andstoodonhishead.
Walruswatchedandhelovedwhathesaw.PolarBearmadeitalllooksuchfun.Walruswassurethatthistime,ifhereallytried,hecouldtumblejustlikePolarBear.
Allofasudden,Walrusjustcouldn’tstophimself,andheleapedontotheice.
“Icantumbletoo,”hecried.“Lookatme!
ButWalruscouldn’ttumbleatall.Hecouldonlytripupandfallover.HetrippedupPolarBear,whocamedownwithaWALLOP!
Ofcourse,PolarBearwasprettyangry.“WalrushasRUINEDmyact,”hewailed.
3 Frombadtoworse
ItwasSeal’sturnnext.ShegaveWalrusadon’t-you-darestare,andthenshestartedtosing:
“O,howmanyheartrejoiceswhenIseetheNorthernLights.
Myearisfilledwithvoicessweetlysinginginthenight!
Walruslistened.Whatabeautifulsong!
Surelyifhereallytried,hecouldsingasbeautifullyasSeal?
Oh,dear.Walrusjustcouldn’tstophimselfagain.
“Iknowthatsong,”hecried.“Icansingittoo!
HeleapedupandstartedsingingalongwithSeal.
ButWalruscouldn’tsing!
Hesoundedterrible.Infact,hesoundedlikearustyoldbucket.
Sealstoppedsingingandburstintofloodsoftears.
“WalrushasRUINEDmysong,”shewailed.
Walewaslast.HewasprettycertainthatWalruscouldnotruinhisact.
Whaleleapedhighoutofthewater.Thenhefellbackwithanenormoussplash!
Walruswatched.Hewishedthathecoulddivelikethat.Hisflippersbegantotwitch,andhiswhiskersbristledwithexcitement.Hetriedandtriedhisverybestnottojoinin.
Butthenhehadabrilliantidea.
“I’llholdmynosewhenIdive,”hethought.“Thenthewaterwon’tgoupit!
Walrusjustcouldn’tstophimself.Hehadtojoinin.
“Everybody,lookatme!
”hecried,asheleapedintothewater.“Icandivetoo!
Butjustatthatmoment,Whalewasgettingreadytospoutabigjetofwater.
WHOOSH!
WhalespoutedWalrushighintotheair!
EveryonewaswatchingWalrusnow.TheyclappedandcheeredasWalruslandedbackintheseawithaSPLOSH!
Whalewasfurious.“Youareameddling,incompetentBUFFOON!
”heroared.“YouhaveRUINEDmyact.NowGETOUTOFMYSIGHT!
Whalewasprettyscarywhenhewasangry.Walrusturnedtailandfled.Hehidbehindasnowdrift,feelingsadandverysorry.
4 Theshowwillgoon!
Theshowwasover.FoxandPolarBearandSealandWhalestoodinaline,blushingandwishingthatWalrushadnotruinedeverything.
Buteveryonewascheeringlikemad.
“Welldone,PolarBear,welldone,Seal!
Welldone,FoxandWhale!
”theyshouted.“Butwhere’stheclown?
Whyisn’thehere?
Where’sWalrus?
Behindissnowdrift,Walrusheardthecheers.Weretheyreallycheeringforhim,too?
Yes!
Theywere!
HeshuffleduptoFoxandPolarBearandSealAndWhale.
“I’mverysorry,”hesaid.
“Soyoushouldbe,”saidFox.
“Atleasteveryonethoughtyouwerepartoftheshow,”saidPolarBear.
“Isuppose,”saidSeal,“ifWalruswasreallypartofournextshow,itcouldn’tbeanyworse.”
Walruswasoverjoyed.“Me?
”hecried.“Truly?
CanIbepartoftheshow?
CanIjoininnexttime?
“Yes,”saidWhale.“Itwillbe
alotsaferthatway.Youcanbetheclown.Aslongasyoudoitproperly.”
Walruspracticedhardandbecameaverygoodclownindeed.NowheissogoodthatFox,PolarBear,SealandWhalearegladheistakingpart.
Sometimes,whenWalrusisclowningaround,theyreallyjustcan’tstopthemselves.Theyhavetojoinintoo!
2第二篇
NoisyNeighbours
1 MrFlinch
Inagrim,greyhouseinagrim,greytownlivedanunhappyman.
ItwasnothisgreyhousethatmadeMrFlinchunhappy.Itwasnotthathewaspoor,becausehewasnot.MrFlinchwasamiser.Henevergaveawayapenny.(Henevergaveawayasmileeither.)Hewasameanandmiserableman.
MrFlinchwasmiserablebecauseofhisneighbours.
OnonesideofMrFlinch’sgrim,greyhousestoodajollyredone.ItbelongedtoCarlClutchwhomendedcars.
Carllovedcars–andmotorbikesandvansandlorries.Everymorning,MrFlinchwokeuptohearhammersbanging,spannersclangingandenginesrevving.Thewholestreetshookwiththenoise.
Ontheotherside,inabrightbluehouse,livedamusicteachercalledPoppyPlink.Eachmorning,Poppysatdownandplayedgrandtunesonhergrandpiano.Afterbreakfast,herstudentsstartedtoarrive.
Violinsscreeched,drumsthunderedandbassoonsbellowed.MrFlinchshuthiswindow,butthenoisestillcamethroughthewall.Brum–brum,tootle–toot,bang!
Hiswholehouseshookandshivered.
Heputhisfingersinhisears.
Herappedonthewall…buthisneighboursdidnothear.
Theywerefartoohappy.Theyweremendingcarsandmakingmusic,andtheylovedtheirwork.
Brum–brum,tootle–toot,bang!
MrFlinchraprappeduntilhemadeholesinhiswallpaper.Itdidnogood.
MrFlinchlockedhimselfinacupboard.Hewoundoldtowelsroundhishead.
Hewroteangryletters,buttorethemallup.‘Stampscostfartoomuchmoney!
’hesaid.
Eveninbed,heworeahattokeepoutthenoise.
Butthecarsstillrevvedandthemusicstilljangled.
MrFlinchwasthegreyfillinginanoisesandwich.
‘Thiscan’tgoon,’Flinchthoughttohimself.Heevenshouteditoutloud:
2 NastyTricks
MrFlinchwentnextdoortoCarl’shouse.Carlwasmendingcars.Itwaseasytosneakintohiskitchenandputadeadratinthefridge.
‘Thatwillgetridofhim!
’saidFlinch,andsmiledanastysmile.‘Nobodywantstoliveinahousewithrats!
Atmidnight,MrFlinchclimbedontohisroofand–carefully,carefully–crawledacrossthetiles.HeputhisheaddownPoppy’schimneyandgavealong,loud,‘Hooowooowoooo!
‘Thatwillgetrideofher,’hesaidwithagrimgrin.‘Nobodywantstoliveinahousewithghosts!
Thenheclimbedbackintobed.
Nextmorning,MrFlinchwoketoaHUGEnoise.Carsandlorrieswerestoppingoutside.Helookedoutofhiswindow.
Carlwassittingoutsideintherood,withatable,akettle,aloafofbreadandabottleoftomatosauce.
CarlcalledtoMrFlinch,‘Can’tusemykitchentoday!
Rays,urgh!
Mymumiscleaningup.Shetoldmetoeatmybreakfastoutside.That’showIgotthisgreatidea!
Take–awaybreakfast!
Driverscanstophereandbuybreakfast.’
Justthen,PoppyPlinkcamerunningoutofherbluefrontdoor.‘Oh,MrFlinch!
Oh,Carl!
Guesswhathappenedlastnight!
‘Igiveup,’saidMrFlinch,withasumgsmirk.‘Dotell.’
Poppybeamedwithjoy.‘Lastnight,anglessangdownmychimney!
Theydid,Ipromise!
’Shefrowned.‘Butthemusicwasn’tverygood!
Ithinktheywantsomenewsongstosing!
I’msuretheywantmetowritethem,andIshall!
OhIshall!
Shedid.
Poppystillhadtoteachmusicallday.
Butatnightshewroteanglemusic.Shemadeitniceandloud,withlotsofcymbalsandtrumpets.
ItwasalltoomuchforMrFlinch.
3 MrFlinchhasaPlan
MrFlinchwentnextdoortoCarl’shouse.
HeshowedCarlafistfulofmoney.‘Thedayyoumovehouse,allthisisyours!
‘Anythingyousay,chief,’saidCarl,wipinghisdirtyhandsonarag.
‘AslongasIcanmendcars,I’llbehappyanywhere.’Carlwenton,‘I’llmoveoutassoonasIcansellthehouse!
Next,MrFlinchwenttoPoppy’shouseandofferedherahatfulofmoney.‘Thedayyoumovehouse,allthisisyours!
‘Ofcourse!
Ifthatiswhatyouwant,dearheart!
CriedPoppy.
Shehadneverseensomuchmoneyinherlife.‘AslongasIhavemymusic,Icanbehappyanywhere!
IwillmoveoutjustassoonasIcansellmylittlehouse!
MrFlinchwenthomeahappyman–well,ashappyasamanlikeMrFlinchcaneverbe.
Hefeltinhisemptypocketsandgulped.‘Allthatmoneygone!
Ah,butsoonthosenoisy