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recordsIhavechosenforyouarefromclassicalWesternmusic,NegromusicorIndianmusic.

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usicsaysthatpeoplefeel.YouwillhearafamousBeethoven'

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other.Ishalltrytoexplainwhytheyareallgoodmusic.AndIhopeyouwillenjoyit.

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五

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else.Hefoundabookisespeciallyusefulduringtheperiodsofwaiting:

waitingmeals,buses,

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fifteenminutesadayinreading.Thatwashowhereadhistwentybooksayear－one

thousandbookinalifetime!

六

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七

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andthousandspeoplewatchTV.Perhapsevenmorepeoplelistentoradio.Television,of

course,ismoreusefulthanradio.OnTVwecanseethatishappeningaroundus.But,radio

hasnotdisappeared.Itisstillwithus.Itcanbedoneverysmall.Itiseasytotake.Youcanput

oneinyourpocketandlistentoitinthebusorinyourbikewhenyougotowork.Andradiois

muchmorecheaperthantelevision.

八

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thecorner.Anoldmanwassittingthere,wearingshabbycloth.Hewasplayingerhu.Oh,“It

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beggarbox.Theoldmanstoppedtosaying,“Thankyou.”Hethengroped（暗中摸）onthe

ground.Whilehefoundthebox,hepickedupthemoney,feltitandsmiled.Whatbeautiful

themusicwas!

Itwasplayedbyablindman.

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九

Radiosarecommonthingsinourdailylife.Peoplelikelisteningradiosbecausetheygiveus

themuchnewsinourcountryandallthroughtheworld.Ifyouhaveashort-waveradio,you

canpickintheprogrammesthatbroadcastbyBBCorsomeanotherforeignstations.Ifyour

listeningispoor,youcanpractiselistenwithlisteningtoRadioBeijingorBBC.Themoreyou

listen,thewellyouunderstand.ItisinterestingtolistentoEnglishprogramme.

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saidanything.Iunderstoodbytheend.HowhappyIwas!

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十三、3

Wouldyouliketospendingyourholidaystravelingbyballoon?

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lighter.Itstartedtorisehigheragain,butitwasstilltooclosetowater.Finallythementhrew

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surprisingtoseethis.

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十五DearLiMing,

Ihavereceivedyourletterjustnow.Don'

tworryaboutme.I'

mgettingonwellwithmy

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minteresting.havelostinitrecentlyandyoudonereasonisbecauseyouhavenotwell

afraidIcan'

tagreewithyou.IknowitisnoteasytolearnEnglish,andEnglishiswidelyused

intheworldtodayanditwillimportantinyourfuturework.Beside,itisbecomingmoreand

moreimportantinourdailylife.Ifyoustudyhard,andyouwillsucceed.Dorememberthat

thereisawill,thereisaway.

LiuDong

Yours,

十六Readingcanonlybeagreatfunifyouexpectittobe.Ifyouaremadereadbookssomebody

tellyouyou“ought”toread,youprobablywon'

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onemeanssomethingtoyou,andthenrelaxwithyoudon'

tlikeandtryanothertillyoufound

it,youwillcertainhaveagoodtimeandwhetheryoubecome,asaresultofreading,better,

wiser,kinder,orgentle,youwillhavesufferedduringtheprocess.

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十七

Iwasexpectedyourletter,andatlastithasreachedtome.I'

mverygladtoknowthat

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again.Iamlookingforwardtospendthesummerdayswithyou.GivemylovetoFather,

Motherandanyoneathome.

十八

Britishpubliclibrariesareconnectwitheachotherbycomputers.Ifyournearestlibraryin

Londondoesn'

thavethebookwhatyouwanttoborrow,alibrarianwillgoon-linetosee

whethersomeoftheothernearbylibrarieshaveit.IfthereisnotasinglelibraryinLondon

thathavethebookinthestore,thelibrarianwillsearchfurther,gettingintouchwithlibraries

on-lineinothercitylike