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  格林童话是一本充满丰富想象,富有深刻哲理的童话书,今天给大家带来少儿英语童话故事,希望能够帮助到大家,下面就和大家分享,来欣赏一下吧。

  少儿英语故事乌鸦和狐狸

  冬天太冷了,万物藏冬,乌鸦好不容易找到一块奶酪,却因为狐狸恭维的语言而失去了……

  Thewinterhadbeenespeciallycold.Thesnowlaythickandheavyontheground.Thesquirrels,thebadgers1andthehedgehogshadvanishedintotheirsnug2winterhomestosleepawaythecold,darkmonths.Theswiftsandtheswallowshadleftforwarmercountrieslongago.Eventheslugsandsnails3haddisappeared,hidingawayinsomedark,warmpatchofwoodlandtowaitforthespring.Thewoodsandfieldsweresilentandempty.Onlyabig,blackCrowwashuntingforhereveningmeal.

  TheCrowhadflownalldayinsearchoffood.Butshehadfoundnothing,notevenatinymouseorapieceofsomeone’sleftover4lunch.Nowshewastiredandhungry.Shecawedsadly.

  “Iwillhavetogowithoutdinnertonight,’shethoughtassheflappedslowlyacrosstheskyinonelastdesperatesearchforsomethingtoeat.

  Shewasonthepointofturningbackwhenshesawathincolumnofsmokecomingupintothesky,farawayinthedistance.

  “Smokemeansfireandfiremeanscookingandcookingmeansfood!

"thoughttheCrow.Sheflewasfastasshecould,towardsthecurlingsmoke.Thesmokecamefromthechimneyofalargefarmhouse5wherethefarmerswifewascookingdinnerforherfamily.Adelicious-smellingstew6wasbubblinginalargepotoverthefireandloavesoffresh-bakedbreadwereonthetable,readytobecutintoslices.Apatofbutterandachunk7ofcheeselayintheirplattersonthewindowsill.Thefarmer’swifehadleftthewindowopensothecoldairwouldkeepthebutterfrommeltingandthecheesefromsweating.

  TheCrowsawthecheesebytheopenwindow.Quickasaflash,sheflewdowntothewindowsill,pickedcheeseinherbigblackbeak8andflewoff.Thefarmer’swifewasstirringthestew,withherbacktothewindow.ShedidnotseetheCrow.TheCrowwasverypleasedwithherself.Nothinglikeapieceofcheeseonacoldwinterafternoon!

shethought.

  Sheflewtowardsaclump9oftalltreesandperchedcomfortablyonabarebranchhighabovethegroundtoenjoyhermealincomfort.

  AwilyoldFoxlayhiddenamongthebushesinthefarmer’sgarden.Hehadroamedthewoodsandfieldsalldayinsearchoffood.Buthehadfoundnothingtoeat,notabirdnoramousenoreventhescraps11fromsomeone’spicnic.Nowhewastiredandhungry.

  “Iwillhavetogowithoutdinnertonight.’hesighed.

  Hewasonthepointofturningback,whenhesawtheCrowperch10onthebarebranchwiththepieceofcheeseinherbeak.

  “Whatalovely,smellypieceofcheese!

thoughttheFox.Imusthavethatpieceofcheeseformydinner.Now,ifonlyIcantakethatcheeseawayfromtheCrow…"

  TheFoxwatchedtheCrowsettleherselfcomfortablyonthebranch.Hesmiledslylytohimself.Strollinguptothefootofthetree,theFoxcalledout.

  “Goodevening.Mrs.Crow!

Youlookwelltoday!

  TheCrowlookeddownattheFoxinsurprise.Shehadneverheardhimspeaksopolitelybefore.

  TheFoxcontinued.OhMrs.Crow,howbeautifulyouare!

Yourfeathersaresoblack!

Sosmoothandshining!

Truly.Ihaveneverseensuchfeathersbefore!

  TheCrowwasevenmoresurprised.Noonehadevercalledherbeautifulbefore!

Ofcourse,shehadalwaysknownhowprettyshewas.Butitwaspleasanttobeadmiredbysomeoneelse.

  TheFoxlookedupatherandsighed.‘Howgraceful12youare.Mrs.Crow,howelegant!

Youflysowonderfullywelltooandhigherthananeagle!

  TheCrowheldherselftaller.Shehadalwaysknownhowgracefulandelegantshewas.Ofcourse,shecouldflymostwonderfullyhigh!

HowcleveroftheFoxtoknowthat.Sheflappedherwingsjustalittlebitsohecouldadmirethemagain.Whatacharmingcreaturehewas!

  TheFoxtookadeepbreathandcontinued.‘Yourclaws,ahem,Imeanyourtalons13.Mrs.Crow!

Theyarestrongerthansteel!

  Ah…hertalons!

Shehadalwaysbeenproudofhertalons.Shehopped14clumsilyonthebranchsothattheFoxcouldtakeanotherlookatherclaws.Really,hedidsaythenicestthings!

  TheCrowwasbynowquitesurethatshewastheprettiest,mostgracefulandthestrongestbirdofall.

  TheFoxsmiledsecretlytohimself.HelookedadmiringlyattheCrowandsaid.DearMrs.Crow.Ihavenotheardyourvoice.Itmustbethesweetestvoiceintheworld,asbeautifulasyouare.DearMrs.Crow,wontyousingforme?

  TheCrowwasflattered.Alltheotherbirdshadtoldherthatshehadanawfulvoice.AndherewastheFoxbegginghertosingforhim!

Ofcourse,shehadalwaysknownwhatalovelyvoiceshehad...

  TheCrowtookadeepbreathandopenedherbeakinaloudandraucous15Caw!

Downdroppedthepieceofcheese!

TheFoxsnappeditupasitfellandswalloweditbeforetheCrowrealisedwhathadhappened.

  TheFoxwalkedoffchuckling16.’Next

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