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tgetclosetothem.AlsoourparentsareexpectingtohavedinnerwithustogetherathomeandIdon'

twantthemtoworryaboutme.”

“Youare 

acoward,andafraidtogo,”saidRonny,andoffherantothespotwithsomeotherboys.Henryhadtogohomealoneanddidn'

tthinkaboutitanymore.

ButRonnythoughtHenrywasacowardandtoldalltheboysthat.Theylaughedathimagreatdeal.Fromthenon,theylookeddownuponHenryanddidn'

twanttoplaywithhim.

Henrywassadbuthewasn'

tangrywithRonny 

forhisrudebehavior,becausehehadlearnedthat 

truecouragewasshownmostinbearingmisunderstandingwhenitwasnotdeserved,andthatheoughttobeafraidofnothingbutdoingwrong.Thus,hejustignoredtheotherboys'

laughterandcontinuedto 

sticktohisthought 

andgotoschoolandstudyaswell.However,Ronnydidn'

tinviteHenrytogohomewithhimanymore.Instead,hehad 

hisnewfriends 

whoalsothoughtHenrywasacoward.Everydayafterschool,theydidn'

tgohomedirectlybutwenttotheriver 

orsomewheretoplaygamesandhadlotsoffun.

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A 

few 

days 

later, 

something 

terrible 

happened 

to 

Ronny.

At 

that 

moment, 

pass 

by.

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Ronny.Thatafternoon 

afterschool,Ronnywasbathingwithsomeof 

intheriverhappily.Suddenly,hewasstuckinthemudandcouldn'

tgetout.Hestruggledhardbuthewasstilltrapped.Hescreamedforhelp,butallinvain.TheboyswhohadcalledHenry 

acoward 

gotoutofthewaterasfastastheycould.Theyweresoscaredanddidnoteventrytohelphim.

by.Heheardthescreamsandran 

totheriver 

assoonaspossible.SeeingRonnywasalmostdrowned, 

tookoffhisclothesimmediatelyandjumpedintothewaterwithoutanyhesitation.Hereached 

justashewassinkingthelasttime.Withgreateffort,andwithmuchdangertohimself,hebroughtRonnytotheshoreintime.Henrywashappytohelphisfriend,thoughhewasextremelytired. 

一、读后续写（25分）

Iwasdoingabigclean-uprecentlyandmykidswerehelpingwhenmy 

son,Freddo,cameacrossaknottedhandkerchiefwithanolddarkbrowncoininside.“Mum,canIhavethis?

CanIplaywiththiscoin?

”heasked.Itookonelookandwasimmediatelytransportedtoanothertime.

In1991,herewasatimewhenmy 

friend 

andIworkedinabackwardAfricancountry,Niger,hitbysandstormsandburningheat.ThereweremanythingsIfounddifficultaboutthisplace—theclimateand 

beggarsweremybiggestheadaches.Soafterfinishingfivemonthsofnursingworkthere,wemovedontoworkatahealthclinicintheneighboringcountry,BurkinaFaso.“It'

smuchgreenerin 

Burkina.EventheCoketastesbetter,”thelocalsassuredus.

Yetthefactwasquitetheopposite.ArrivingbytaxiatourdestinationinBurkina,webegantounload.Iwasreachingformylargerpieceof 

luggage 

when,outofthedarkness,amotorbikewithtwomenapproachedslowly.Withoutwarning,oneofthemengrabbedmydaypackasthemotorbikesweptcloseby.Withinseconds,thepairwereoutofsight,swallowedupbythenight.

Withmypassport,money,traveler’schequesallinthebag,Iwasindeeptrouble.Howfrustrating!

AllIwantedwastoleavethishellhole!

Then,walkingthroughBurkina'

sstreetsoneday,Iwasstoppedbyanold 

woman 

whothrustherhandinmyface.“Cadeau 

（‘gift’inFrench）!

Cadeau!

”shecried.I'

dhadenough!

Iwasextremely 

tired 

ofthecountry:

its 

poverty,itsthieves,theheat,thedustand...everything!

ItoldherangrilyandfirmlyinFrench,“Ihaveno‘cadeau’.Ihavenomoney.AthiefstoleallmymoneytwoweeksagoandnowIcan'

tgetoutofyourcountry.Icannotgiveyouanything.NOTHING!

”Thebeggarwomanlistenedattentively.Tomygreatsurprise,afterhearingmywords,shegavemeabroad 

smile.

She 

reached 

into 

the 

pocket 

of 

her 

dress.

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There 

was 

a 

slight 

touch 

on 

my 

hand;

looking 

down, 

I 

saw 

son 

at 

me, 

curious.

dress.“ThenIwillgiveyoua 

cadeau,”sheannounced.Kindly,sheplacedanolddarkbrowncoininmyhand.Insurprise,Ilookedatthecoin,andthenatthe 

woman.Atthatmoment,Ifeltratherashamed,ashamedofmyterribleattitudetowardstheoldwoman.Inspiteofher 

poverty,shewasabletogivemesomethingpriceless.Ihadtakenitforgrantedthat 

beggars 

wouldonlyreceivesomethingfromothers,yetthecoinfromthebeggarwomanin 

Burkina 

trulychangedmyviewtowardsthem,andher 

smile 

hitthedeepestofmyheart.

me,curious.“Mum,canIhavethis?

”herepeated.“Youcan'

tplaywithit,honey,”Itouchedmysonontheheadandsaidslowly,“Thisoneisspecial.Itisanunforgettablepreciousmemorytome.Comeandletmetellyouastory.”

Theeight-year-oldCarollivedwithherfatherDavid,MotherMayandelderbrotherRob.Thelittle 

familyhappilylivedinabeautiful 

village 

surroundedwith 

beautifulnature.Thevillagewasatthefootofamountain,withbeautifulviewsofthesnowymountain.Thefamilysurvivedongrowingseasonalplantsandtrees.Theirlifeistotallysurroundedbynatureandbeauty.

Whiletheylivedaveryhappylife,Caroldidnotlovethebeautiful 

atmosphere 

ofthevillage.Shereallywantedtomoveintothecityandenjoythecitylife.Shewantedtoshop,movearoundthecity,watch 

movies,andeatinfantasticrestaurantsandcafes,etc.

However,therewashardlyany 

chance 

thatCarol'

sfamilymovedtothecityastheyhadeverythinginthevillage.

Oneday,Carolfellasleepduringtheearlynoonandshehadasoundsleep.Ofcourse,shehadastrangedream.Shesawhergrandmotherinherdreamasafairyandherdeceasedgrandmothergrantedherawish.Carolrequestedherthatshewouldlovetoenjoythecitylifeasshealwaysdesired.

GrandmotherunderstoodthedesireofCarol,butstillwantedtoconvinceherthatthepeacefulvillagelifeisbetterthanthe 

citylife.

ShetoldCarol,“Baby,youcannothaveaccessto 

fresh 

fruitsandvegetablesfromplantsasyouhaveatyourhome.Youcannotbreathefreshair.Youcannotplaywithanimals.Youcanhardlyfindanytrees.Youwillnotfindpeace 

asyouseehere!

Doyoustillwanttogotothecity?

”

Withouthearingtheconcerns,Carolaskedhergrandmothertograntthewish.Grandmothergrantedherwishbutwithacondition.Carolwastoldthatshewouldonlyhave6hourstospendinthecity.Later,shewouldreturnbacktothevillage.Carolagreed.

Carolthenfoundherselfinthecitywithherfriends.

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