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安徒生童话故事英语阅读

　　安徒生，他通过童话的形式，真实地反映了他所处的那个时代及其社会生活，从而使人们的感情得到净化与升华。

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　　安徒生童话故事：

一年的故事

　　ItwasinthelatterpartofJanuary,andaheavysnowfallwasdrivingdown.Itwhirledthroughthestreetsandthelanes,andtheoutsidesofthewindowpanesseemedplasteredwithsnow.Itfelldowninmassesfromtheroofsofthehouses.Asuddenpanicseizedthepeople.Theyran,theyflew,andtheyfellintoeachother'sarmsandfeltthatatleastforthatlittlemomenttheyhadafoothold.Thecoachesandhorsesseemedcoveredwithsugarfrosting,andthefootmenstoodwiththeirbackstothecarriages,toprotecttheirfacesfromthewind.

　　Thepedestrianskeptintheshelterofthecarriages,whichcouldmoveonlyslowlythroughthedeepsnow.Whenthestormatlastceased,andanarrowpathhadbeenclearednearthehouses,thepeopleastheymetwouldstandstillinthispath,forneitherwantedtotakethefirststepintothedeepsnowtolettheotherpass.Sotheywouldstandmotionless,untilbysilentconsenteachwouldsacrificeonelegand,steppingaside,buryitinthesnowdrift.

　　Byeveningithadgrowncalm.Theskylookedasifithadbeensweptandhadbecomeveryloftyandtransparent.Thestarsseemedquitenew,andsomeofthemwerewonderfullyblueandbright.Itwasfreezingsohardthatthesnowcreaked,andtheuppercrustofitwasstrongenoughbymorningtosupportthesparrows.Theselittlebirdswerehoppingupanddownwherethepathshadbeencleared,buttheyfoundverylittletoeatandwereshiveringwithcold.

　　"Peep,"saidonetoanother."Theycallthisthenewyear,butit'smuchworsethantheoldone!

Wemightjustaswellhavekepttheotheryear.I'mcompletelydissatisfied,andIhavearighttobe,too!

"

　　"Yes,"agreedalittleshiveringsparrow."Thepeopleranaboutfiringoffshotstocelebratethenewyear.Andtheybangedpansandpotsagainstthedoors,andwerequitenoisywithjoybecausetheoldyearwasover.Iwasgladtoo,becauseIthoughtthatmeantwewouldhavewarmdays,butnothinglikethathashappenedyet.Everythinghasfrozenmuchharderthanbefore!

Peoplemusthavemadeamistakeinfiguringtheirtime!

"

　　"Theycertainlyhave,"athirdadded-anoldsparrowwithawhitetopknot."Theyhaveathingtheycallacalendar,somethingtheyinventedthemselves,andeverythinghastobearrangedaccordingtothat,butitdoesn'twork.Theyearreallybeginswhenthespringcomes;that'sthewayofnature,andthat'sthewayIreckonit."

　　"Butwhenwillspringcome?

"theotherswailed.

　　"Itwillcomewhenthestorkcomesback!

Buthisplansareveryuncertain;hereintowntheydon'tknowanythingaboutthem.Peopleoutinthecountryarebetterinformed.Let'sflyoutthereandwait.Atleastwe'llbethatmuchclosertospring."

　　Now,oneofthesparrowswhohadbeenhoppingaboutforalongtime,chirping,withoutsayinganythingveryimportant,spokeup."That'sallverywell,butI'vefoundsomecomfortshereintownthatI'mafraidI'dmissinthecountry.Inacourtyardquitenearhereafamilyofpeoplehavehadtheverysensibleideaofplacingthreeorfourflowerpotsagainstthewall,withtheiropenendsallturnedinwardandbottomspointingout.Ineachpotthey'vecutahole,bigenoughformetoflyinandout.MyhusbandandIhavebuiltanestinoneofthosepots,andwehaveraisedallouryoungonesthere.

　　"Ofcourse,thepeoplejustdidittohavethefunofwatchingus;otherwisetheysurelywouldn'thavedoneit;andtopleasethemselvesfurthertheyputoutcrumbsofbread.Thatgivesusfood,andthusweareprovidedfor.SoIthinkmyhusbandandIwillstayhere-thoughwe'reverydissatisfied,mindyou.Yes,Iguesswe'llstay."

　　"Butwe'llflyoutintothecountry,toseeifspringisn'tcoming,"criedtheothers.

　　Andawaytheyflew.

　　Now,inthecountrythewinterwasstillalittleharder,andthetemperatureafewdegreeslower,thanintown.Sharpwindssweptacrosssnow-coveredfields.Thefarmer,hishandsmuffledinwarmmittens,satinhissleighwithhiswhiponhiskneesandbeathisarmsacrosshischesttokeephimselfwarm.Theleanhorsesranuntilsteamysmokeseemedtorisefromthem.Thesnowcreakedwiththecold,andthesparrowshoppedaroundintherutsandshivered."Peep!

Whenwillspringcome?

It'stakingaverylongtimeaboutit!

"

　　"Verylong,"soundedadeepvoicefromthehighestsnowcoverdhill,faracrossthefield.Perhapsitwasanecho,orperhapsthewordshadbeenspokenbyastrangeoldmanwhowassitting,inspiteofwindandweather,onthetopofahighdriftofsnow.Hewasallwhite,withlonghair,apaleface,andbigcleareyes,dressedlikeapeasantinacoarsewhitecoatoffrieze.

　　"Whoisthatoldfellowove