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Lesson2BreakfastorLunch

ThewriteralwaysgetsuplateonSundays.HegotuplatelastSunday.Hisaunttelephonedthen.Shehadjustarrivedbytrain.Shewascomingtoseehim.Hesaid,'

Iamstillhavingbreakfast'

.Hisauntwassurprised.Itwasoneo'

clock.（45words）

Lesson3PleaseSendMeaCard

Postcardsalwaysspoilthewriter'

sholidays.HespenthisholidayinItalylastsummer.Hetoughtaboutpostcardseveryday.Hedidn'

tsendanycardstohisfriends.Heboughtthirty-sevencardsonthelastday.Hestaiedathomeallday.Hedidn'

twriteanycards.（47words）

Lesson4AnExcitingTrip

Thewriterhasjustreceivedaletterfromhisbrother,Tim.Timisanengineer.HehasbeeninAustraliaforsixmonths.Hehasalreadyvisitedmanyplaces.HeisinAliceSpringsnow.Timhasneverbeenabroadbefore.Heisenjoyinghistripverymuch.（48words）

Lesson5NoWrongNumbers

Mr.ScotthasopenedhissecondgarageinPinhurst.HisfirstgarageisinSilbury.Silbureisfivemilesawayfromcan'

tgetatelephoneforhisnewgarage.Hehasjustboughttwelvepigeons.Theycarrymessagesfromonegaragetotheotherinthreeminutes.（48words）

Lesson6PercyButtons

ThewriterhasjustmovedtoahouseinBridgeStreet.Abeggarknockedatherdooryesterday.Hesangsongs.Thewritergavehimamealandaglassofbeerinreturnforthis.Thebeggar'

snameisPercyButtons.Hecallsateveryhouseonceamonth.（50words）

Lesson7TooLate

Detectiveswerewaitingattheairportallmorning.TheywereexpectingavaluableparcelofdiamondsfromSouthAfrica.Twomentooktheparceloftheplane.Twodetectivesopenedit.Theparcelwasfullofstonesandsand.（39words）

Lesson8TheBestandWorst

JoeSandershasthebestgardenintown.Hewins'

TheNicestGardenCompetition'

eachyear.Billhasafinegarden.Joe'

sisbetter.Thewriter'

sgardenisterrible.Healwayswinalittleprizeforthecompetition.（37words）

Lesson9AColdWelcome

WewenttotheTownHallonNewYear'

sEve.Therewerealotofpeoplethere.TheTownHallclockwillstriketwelveintwentyminutes.Atfivetotwelve,itstopped.ItrefusedtowelcometheNewYear.Thecrowdbegantolaughandsing.（46words）

Lesson10NotforJazz

Weownanoldclavichord.Itwasmadein1681.Mygrandfatherboughttheinstrumentmanyyearsago.Avisitordamageditrecently.Shetriedtoplayjazzonit.Shebroketwoofthestrings.Myfather'

sfriendisrepairingitnow.（45words）

Lesson11OneReturnDeservesAnother

Iwashavingdinneratarestaurant.IseeTonySteeleafterawhile.Healwaysborrowsmoneyfromhisfriends.Tonysatatmytable.Iaskedhimtolendmetwentypounds.Hegavemethemoneyatonce.Hewantedmetopayforhisdinner.（49words）

Lesson12GoodbyeandGoodLuck

We'

llmeetCaptainCharlesAlisonatPortsmouthHarbourearytomorrowmoring.Hewillbeinhissmallboat,Topsail.Hewillleaveateighto'

clock.We'

llsaygoodbyetohim.HewilltakepartinanimportantraceacrosstheAtlantic.（40words）

Lesson13TheGreenwoodBoys

TheGreenwoodBoysaresingers.Theywillbecomingheretomorrow.Mostoftheyoungpeoplewillbemeetingthematthestation.Theywillgavefivepeiformances.Thepolicewillbetryingtokeeporderasusual.（38words）

Lesson14DoYouSpeakEnglish

ThewritergavealifttoayoungmaninthesouthofFrancelastyear.TheygreatedeachotherinFrench.Thewriterdoesn'

tspeakanyFrench.Theysatinsilence.Theyoungmansaid,'

DoyouspeakEnglish?

attheendofthejourney.HewasEnglishhimself.（49words）

Lesson15GoodNews

Mr.Harmsworthwantedseeme.Ifeltnervous.Iwentintohisoffice.Hesaidbusinesswasverybad.Thefirmcouldn'

tpaysuchlargesalaries.Twentypeoplehadalreadyleft.Hedidn'

taskmetoleave.Heofferedmeanextrathousandpoundsayear!

（47words）

Lesson16APoliteRequest

Trafficpoliceusuallygiveyouaticketifyouparkyourcarinthewrongplace.ThewriterfoundapolitenoteonhiscarinSweden.Thetrafficpolicemanwantedhimtopayattentiontotheirstreetsighs.Everyonecan'

tfailtoobeyarequestlikethis.（48words）

Lesson17AlwaysYoung

MyauntJenniferisanactress.Sheisoverthirtyyearsold.Sheoftenappearsonthestageasayounggirl.Jenniferwillactthepartofagirlofseventeeninanewplaysoon.Shenevertellsanyonehowoldshereallyis.（46words）

Lesson18ItOftenDoesThis

Thewriterhadlunchatavillagepub.Shecouldn'

tfindherbagafterhermeal.Shecouldn'

tpaythebill.Thelandlordsoonfounditforher.Hisdoghadtakenitintothegarden.（36words）

Lesson19SoldOut

Theplaywasgoingtobeginatanymoment.Iaskedfortwotickets.Therewerenoneleft.SusanandIweredisappointted.Amanhurriedtotheticketofficejustthen.Hereturnedtwotickets.TheywerefornextWednesday'

sperformance.Iboughtthem.（45words）

Lesson20OneManinaBoat

Fishingisthewriter'

sfavouritesport.Someunluckyfishermancatcholdbootsandrubbish.Thewriterisn'

tnotsolucky.Henevercatchesanything.Heisn'

treallyinterestedinfishing.Heisonlyinterestedinsittinginaboatanddoingnothingatall.（44words）

Lesson21MadorNot

Thewriterisslowlygoingmad.Helivesnearanairport.Passingplanescanbeheardnightandday.Mostofhisneighbourshavelefttheirhomes.Hehasbeenofferedmoneytoleave.Hedeterminedtostayhere.Everyonesayshemustbemad.Theyareprobablyright.（49words）

Lesson22AGlassEnvelop

JanecrossedtheChannellastyear.Shethrewabottleintothesea.Itcontainsapieceofpaperwithhernameandaddressonit.ShereceivedaletterfromagirlinHollandtenmonthslater.Theywritetoeachotherregularlynow.Theysendtheirlettersbypost.（50words）

Lesson23ANewHouse

MysisterwillcometoEnglandnextyear.Ifshecomes,shewillgetasurprise.Ihaveanewhouseinthecountry.Ihaveinvitedmysistertostarwithme.Itisaverymodernhouse.Ithasgetmanylargeroomsandalovelygarden.（48words）

Lesson24ItCouldBeWorse

Ihadjustlostfiftypounds.Ifeltveryupset.Itoldthemanageraboutit.Hecouldn'

tdoanything.Hebegancomplainaboutthiswickedworld.Agirlcameinwiththemoneyjustthen.Shehadfounditoutsidemyroom.Thereisstillsomehonestyinthisworld.（51words）

Unit2

Lesson25DotheEnglishSpeakEnglish

IarrivedatarailwaystationinLondonandaskedaporterthewaytomyhotel,buthecouldn’tunderstandme.HeunderstoodmeatlastbutIcouldn’tunderstandhisanswer.MyteacherneverspokeEnglishlikethat.TheportersaidIshalllearnEnglishsoon..EachpersonspeaksadifferentlanguageinEngland.TheyunderstandeachotherbutIdon’tunderstandthem.（67words）

Lesson26TheBestArtCritist

Thewriterstudiesartandpaintsalotofpictures.Manypeopledon’treallyunderstandmodernart.Paintingsdon’talwayshaveameaning.Theyaresomethingprettypatterns.Youngchildrennotonlyappreciatemodernpaintingsbetterthanothers,butnoticedmorealso.Thewriter’syoungsisterwentintohisroomyesterdayandexaminedhisnewpicture.Hehadhungitupsidedownandshenoticedthisimmediately.（67words）

Lesson27AWetNight

Theboysputuptheirtentinthemiddleofafliedandcookedoveranopenfire.Theytoldstoriesandsangsongsaftertheirmealbutitbegantorainsotheycreptintotheirtent.Theboyswokeupinthemiddleofthenight.Thetentwasfullofwatersotheyrushedoutside.Astreamhadformedinthefieldandflowedrightundertheirtent.（68words）

Lesson28NoParking

JasperWhitebelievesinancientmyths.Carownersalwaysparktheircarsoutsidehisgatesohehasputup‘NoParking’signsbuttheyhaven’tpaidanyattentiontothem.Hehasputanuglystoneheadoverthegate.ItisMedusa’shead.Hewantshertoturncarsandtheirownerstostonebutshehasn’tdonesoyet.（62words）

Lesson29Taxi

CaptainBenFawcetthasboughtasmallSwissaeroplaneandusesitasataxi.Itiscalleda‘PilatusPorter’.Itcannotonlycarrysevenpassengers,butcanlandanywherealso.CaptainFawcetthastakenpassengerstomanystrangeplaces.HerefusedtoflyabusinessmantoRockall.Thejourneywastoodangerous.（56words）

Lesson30Footballorpolo

ThewritersatbytheriverlastSunday.Somechildrenwereplayinggamesnearby.Oneofthechildrenkickedaballhardanditwenttowardsapassingboat.Themanintheboatneithersawtheballnorheardpeopleshouting.Theballhitthemanandthechildrenranaway.However,themanwasnotangryandhethrewtheballbacktothebank.（67words）

Lesson31Successstory？

FrankHawkinswastellingthewriterabouthisexperiencesasayoungman.Frankusedtoworkinasmallshopasaboy.Heusedtorepairbicyclesthere.Heboughthisownshopin1958andhemadesparepartsforaeroplanesinhistwenties.Heemployedalotofpeopleinafewyears.Hiswifecameintotheroomafterawhile.Shewantedhimtorepairtheirgrandson'

sbicycle.（68words）

Lesson32Shoppingmadeeasy

Adetectivewatchedawell-dressedwomaninalargestoreoneMonday.Sheboughtafewsmallarticlesandshechoseanexpensivedress.Theassistantwrappeditupforherandthewomantookitwithher.Shedidnotpayforit,sothedetectivearrestedher.Theassistantwasherdaughter.Shegavehermotherafreedressonceaweek.（60words）

Lesson33Outofthedarkness

Thegirlsetoutfromthecoastoneafternoonandwascaughtinastorm.Herboat