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有声英语少儿读物 月亮月六便士 Volume1 Chapter 6-10 CharlesStrickland lived obscurely. He made enemies rather than friends. It is notstrange, then, that those who wrote of him should have eked out their scantyrecollections with a lively fancy, and it is evident that there was enough inthe little that was known of him to give opportunity to the romantic scribe;there was much in his life which was st...

有声英语少儿读物 月亮月六便士 Volume1 Chapter1-5 I confess that whenfirst I made acquaintance with Charles Strickland I never for a momentdiscerned that there was in him anything out of the ordinary. Yet now few willbe found to deny his greatness. I do not speak of that greatness which isachieved by the fortunate politician or the successful soldier; that is a qualitywhich belongs to the place he...

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有声英语少儿童话故事 顽童故事 斯莱特山的雪堡 第13章 Perceiving that it was impossible withtheir small number to dislodge us, the watch sent for reinforcements. Theircall was responded to, not only by the whole constabulary force (eight men),but by a numerous body of citizens, who had become alarmed at the prospect of ariot. This formidable array brought us to our senses: we began to think thatmayb...

有声英语少儿童话故事 顽童故事 斯莱特山的雪堡 第12章 Matters grew worse and worse. SevenNorth-Enders had been seriously wounded, and a dozen South-Enders were reportedon the sick list. The selectmen of the town awoke to the fact of what was goingon, and detailed a posse of police to prevent further disturbance. The boys atthe foot of the hill, South-Enders as it happened, finding themselves assaile...

有声英语少儿童话故事 顽童故事 斯莱特山的雪堡 第11章 Asthe winter wore on, the war-spirit waxed fiercer and fiercer. At length theprovision against using heavy substances in the snow-balls was disregarded. Aball stuck full of sand-bird shot came tearing into Fort Slatter. Inretaliation, General Harris ordered a broadside of shells; i. e. snow-ballscontaining marbles. After this, both sides never fa...

有声英语少儿童话故事 顽童故事 斯莱特山的雪堡 第10章 Onthe following Wednesday the siege was renewed. I forget whether it was on thatafternoon or the next that we lost Fort Slatter; but lose it we did, with muchvaluable ammunition and several men. After a series of desperate assaults, weforced General Ames to capitulate; and he, in turn, made the place too hot tohold us. So from day to day the tide...

有声英语少儿童话故事 顽童故事 斯莱特山的雪堡 第9章 Itwas glorious excitement, those pell-mell onslaughts and hand-to-hand struggles. Twice we were within an ace of being driven from our stronghold, when GeneralHarris and his staff leaped recklessly upon the ramparts and hurled thebesiegers heels over head down hill. Atsunset, the garrison of Fort Slatter was still unconquered, and theSouth-Enders,...

有声英语少儿童话故事 顽童故事 斯莱特山的雪堡 第8章 Thevictory, however, had not been without its price. Six North-Enders, havingrushed out to harass the discomfited enemy, were gallantly cut off by GeneralAmes and captured. Among these were Lieutenant P. Whitcomb (who had no businessto join in the charge, being weak in the knees), and Captain Fred Langdon, ofGeneral Harris’s staff. Whitcomb was on...

有声英语少儿童话故事 顽童故事 斯莱特山的雪堡 第7章 The fort opened fire first-a single ballfrom the dexterous band of General Harris taking General Ames in the very pitof his stomach. A cheer went up from Fort Slatter. In an instant the air wasthick with flying missiles, in the midst of which we dimly descried thestorming parties sweeping up the hill, shoulder to shoulder. The shouts of theleaders...

有声英语少儿童话故事 顽童故事 斯莱特山的雪堡 第6章 GeneralMat Ames, a veteran commander, was no less wide-awake in the disposition of hisarmy. Five companies, each numbering but six men, in order not to present toobig a target to our sharpshooters, were to charge the fort from differentpoints, their advance being covered by a heavy fire from the gunners posted in therear. Each scaler was provided...

有声英语少儿童话故事 顽童故事 斯莱特山的雪堡 第5章 GeneralHarris divided his men into two bodies; the first comprised the most skilfulmarksmen, or gunners; the second, the reserve force, was composed of thestrongest boys, whose duty it was to repel the scaling parties, and to makeoccasional sallies for the purpose of capturing prisoners, who were bound bythe articles of treaty to faithfully serve...

有声英语少儿童话故事 顽童故事 斯莱特山的雪堡 第4章 Beforethe action commenced, a meeting was arranged between the rival commanders, whodrew up and signed certain rules and regulations respecting the conduct of thebattle. As it was impossible for the North-Enders to occupy the fortpermanently, it was stipulated that the South-Enders should assault it only onWednesday and Saturday afternoons between...

有声英语少儿童话故事 顽童故事 斯莱特山的雪堡 第3章 Fancythe rage of the South-Enders the next day, when they spied our snowy citadel,with Jack Harris’s red silk pocket handkerchief floating defiantly from theflag-staff. Inless than an hour it was known all over town, in military circles at least,that the “Puddle-dockers” and the “River-rats’ (these were the derisivesub-titles bestowed on our South...

有声英语少儿童话故事 顽童故事 斯莱特山的雪堡 第2章 Slatter’sHill, or No-man’s-land, as it was generally called, was a rise of groundcovering, perhaps, an acre and a quarter, situated on an imaginary line,marking the boundary between the two districts. An immense stratum of granite,which here and there thrust out a wrinkled boulder, prevented the site frombeing used for building purposes. The stree...

有声英语少儿童话故事 顽童故事 斯莱特山的雪堡 第1章 Thememory of man, even that of the Oldest Inhabitant, runneth not back to the timewhen there did not exist a feud between the North End and the South End boys ofRivermouth. Theorigin of the feud is involved in mystery; it is impossible to say which partywas the first aggressor in the far-off anterevolutionary ages; but the factremains that the you...

有声英语儿童童话故事 伊索寓言 伐木工与树 A Man came into a Wood one daywith an axe head in his hand, and begged all the Trees to give him a smallbranch which he wanted for a particular purpose. The Trees were good-natured andgave him one of their branches. What did the Man do but fix it into the axehead, and soon set to work cutting down tree after tree. Do not give your enemy the means of destroy...

有声英语儿童童话故事 伊索寓言 狐狸与狮子 When first the Fox saw the Lionhe was terribly frightened, and ran away and hid himself in the wood. Next timehowever he came near the King of Beasts he stopped at a safe distance andwatched him pass by. The third time they came near oneanother the Fox went straight up to the Lion and passed the time of day withhim, asking him how his family were, and when...

有声英语儿童童话故事 伊索寓言 狗与倒影 It happened that a Dog had got abone and was carrying it home in his mouth to eat it in peace. Now on his way homehe had to cross a plank lying across a running brook. As he crossed, he lookeddown and saw his own reflection in the water beneath. Thinking it was another dog withanother bone, he made up his mind to have that also. So he made a snap at thereflec...

有声英语儿童童话故事 伊索寓言 披着羊皮的狼 A Wolf found great difficulty ingetting at the sheep owing to the vigilance of the shepherd and his dogs. Butone day it found the skin of a sheep that had been flayed and thrown aside, soit put it on over its own pelt and strolled down among the sheep. The Lamb thatbelonged to the sheep, whose skin the Wolf was wearing, began to follow theWolf in the Shee...

有声英语儿童童话故事 伊索寓言 男人与他的两位妻子 In the old days, when men wereallowed to have many wives, a middle-aged Man had one wife that was old and onethat was young; each loved him very much, and desired to see him like herself. Now the Man’s hair was turning grey, which the young Wife did not like, as itmade him look too old for her husband. So every night she used to comb his hairand pic...

有声英语儿童童话故事 伊索寓言 渔人与小鱼 It happened that a Fisher, afterfishing all day, caught only a little fish. “Pray, let me go, master,” said theFish. “I am much too small for your eating just now. If you put me back intothe river I shall soon grow, then you can make a fine meal off me.” “Nay, nay, my little Fish,” saidthe Fisher, “I have you now. I may not catch you hereafter.” A little th...

有声英语儿童童话故事 伊索寓言 乌鸦喝水 A thirsty Crow came upon aPitcher which had once been full of water; but when the Crow put its beak intothe mouth of the Pitcher he found that it was only half full, and that he couldnot reach far enough down to get at the remaining water. He tried, and hetried, but at last had to give up in despair. Then a thought came to him, andhe took a pebble and dropped...

有声英语儿童童话故事 伊索寓言 下金蛋的鹅 One day a countryman going to thenest of his Goose found there an egg all yellow and glittering. When he took itup it was as heavy as lead and he was going to throw it away, because hethought a trick had been played upon him. But he took it home on secondthoughts, and soon found to his delight that it was an egg of pure gold. Everymorning the same thing occ...