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Venice, 1 small waterside(Ë®±ßµÄ)city in northeast Italy, boils with happiness and excitement once every year. Between February 21th and March 4th, the carnival (¿ñ»¶½Ú) hits the streets. For most people the carnival means large parties and feasts. But in Venice, it also means 2 (tradition) masks and costumes.

These costumes were 3 (original) meant to hide personal identities. Then, different social classes could mix in a sea of happiness.

Today, people in Venice still dress up in the strangest ways as armed soldiers, butchers and fishermen, for example.

Bars and cafes are filled with party-goers 4 come to show off their strange costumes. Their designs and creations 5 (make) by special studios. Ready-made costumes are not acceptable.

£¢In the months 6 the carnival we work overtime to meet the demand,£¢ said a mask maker. £¢Many kilometers of silk and lace are made 7 costumes. For shopkeepers, the carnival is the 8 (good) time of the year.£¢

The Venice carnival dates back to the Middle Ages. At that time, the city was 9 of the wealthiest in Europe. Now the Venice carnival attracts huge crowds from all over the world.

The city certainly benefits ¡ª a whole industry 10 (build) up around the carnival¡¯s masks and costumes.

£¢The Venice Carnival is a magical time! It¡¯s such great experience,£¢ said one French tourist.

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A learned man always has a lot of riches in himself.

Simonides£¬a famous Greek poet£¬once made a tour around the wellknown cities of Asia.Years later£¬he decided to 1 to his native land by sea.

However£¬he boarded on a ship£¬which got 2 in a terrible storm.Together with its own poor condition£¬the ship began to 3 into the sea.Some passengers was busy 4 together their bags£¬and their 5 belongings.To everyone¡¯s surprise£¬Simonides was a(n) 6 .One who was 7 curious£¬asked£¬¡°Are you going to save 8 of your property£¬Simonides£¿¡± He made a reply.¡°All my possessions are 9 me.¡±

While a few made their 10 by swimming£¬the majority£¬being weighed down by their burdens£¬disappeared in the sea. 11 £¬some thieves made their appearance£¬and stole 12 the few lucky people had saved£¬leaving them nothing.

Clazomenae£¬an ancient city£¬chanced to be near the beach.Here lived a wealthy man 13 the pursuits(×·Çó) of literature.He had often read the poems of Simonides£¬and was a very great 14 of him though he had never seen Simonides. 15 £¬Simonides was saved by this man shortly after he got to the beach.Knowing who he was from their brief conversation£¬the man 16 Simonides into his house with the greatest pleasure£¬and 17 him with clothes£¬money£¬and attendants.The other 18 meanwhile were carrying about their bowls£¬begging for food in the same city.One day£¬Simonides 19 to meet them.With much sympathy£¬Simonides remarked£¬¡°I told you that all my property was about me£»what you have 20 to save is lost now.¡±

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