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5£®During the Second World War£¬I met a housewife from Chicago who told me how she discovered for herself that"the £¨41£©C for worry is to get completely occupied doing something constructive£®''I met this woman and her £¨42£©A in the dining car while l was £¨43£©C from New York to my farm in Missouri£®
This couple told me that their son had £¨44£©B the armed forces the day after the attack on Pearl Harbor£®The woman told me that she had £¨45£©D ruined her health worrying over that only son£®Where was he£¿Was he£¨46£©D£¿Would he be wounded or even £¨47£©B£¿
When I asked her how she£¨48£©B her worry£¬she replied£º"I got busy£¨49£©A£®"She told me that at first she had£¨50£©C her servant and done all her housework £¨51£©C£®But that didn't help much£®"The trouble was£¬"she said£¬"that I could do my housework almost mechanically£¨»úеµØ£©and found it£¨52£©A£®So I£¨53£©B worrying£®Then I realized I needed some £¨54£©D kind of work that would keep me busy both mentally and physically£®So I took a job as a £¨55£©Din a store£®"
"That did it£¬"she said£®"I immediately found myself£¨56£©A in a lot of activities£ºcustomers crowding around me£¬asking for prices£¬sizes£¬colors£®Never a second to think of £¨57£©C except my immediate duty£®And when night came£¬I was£¨58£©A and could think of nothing except getting off my aching feet£®As soon as I ate dinner£¬I fell into bed and instantly became£¨59£©B£®I had neither the time nor the £¨60£©C to worry£®"
This couple told me that their son had £¨44£©B the armed forces the day after the attack on Pearl Harbor£®The woman told me that she had £¨45£©D ruined her health worrying over that only son£®Where was he£¿Was he£¨46£©D£¿Would he be wounded or even £¨47£©B£¿
When I asked her how she£¨48£©B her worry£¬she replied£º"I got busy£¨49£©A£®"She told me that at first she had£¨50£©C her servant and done all her housework £¨51£©C£®But that didn't help much£®"The trouble was£¬"she said£¬"that I could do my housework almost mechanically£¨»úеµØ£©and found it£¨52£©A£®So I£¨53£©B worrying£®Then I realized I needed some £¨54£©D kind of work that would keep me busy both mentally and physically£®So I took a job as a £¨55£©Din a store£®"
"That did it£¬"she said£®"I immediately found myself£¨56£©A in a lot of activities£ºcustomers crowding around me£¬asking for prices£¬sizes£¬colors£®Never a second to think of £¨57£©C except my immediate duty£®And when night came£¬I was£¨58£©A and could think of nothing except getting off my aching feet£®As soon as I ate dinner£¬I fell into bed and instantly became£¨59£©B£®I had neither the time nor the £¨60£©C to worry£®"
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5£®It is an usual sunny afternoon in the village of Midwich£¬England£®It seems not£¨36£©Bany afternoon in the village£¬but all of a sudden£¬£¨37£©Aand animals lose consciousness£®£¨38£©Bthey awake£¬all of the women of child--bearing age have become pregnant £¨»³Ôеģ©£®
This is an episode from a 1960science fiction story£®The women in the story£¨39£©Dbirth to children that have the£¨40£©Bappearance£®They £¨41£©Dhave blond hair and"strange eyes"£®£¨42£©Cthe children grow£¬they run around the village in a pack£¬£¨43£©Bthe same clothing and hairstyles£¬stating at everyone £¨44£©C£® £¨45£©Done child learns is also known by the others immediately£®Villagers begin to£¨46£©Atheir belief that the children all have"one mind£®"In this story£¬the children are£¨47£©Bby some unexplained force from outer space£®But this story£¨48£©A40years ago£¨49£©C predicted the arrival of a recent method of genetic engineering cloning£®Cloning is the genetic process of producing copies of an individual£®Will the genetic copies of a human reall have"one mind"as£¨50£©Bin this story£¿This situation is so strange£¨51£©Dus that we do not know what will£¨52£©Dof it£®£¨53£©Awith this new situation£¬people have£¨54£©Bto find out how to£¨55£©Bit£®
This is an episode from a 1960science fiction story£®The women in the story£¨39£©Dbirth to children that have the£¨40£©Bappearance£®They £¨41£©Dhave blond hair and"strange eyes"£®£¨42£©Cthe children grow£¬they run around the village in a pack£¬£¨43£©Bthe same clothing and hairstyles£¬stating at everyone £¨44£©C£® £¨45£©Done child learns is also known by the others immediately£®Villagers begin to£¨46£©Atheir belief that the children all have"one mind£®"In this story£¬the children are£¨47£©Bby some unexplained force from outer space£®But this story£¨48£©A40years ago£¨49£©C predicted the arrival of a recent method of genetic engineering cloning£®Cloning is the genetic process of producing copies of an individual£®Will the genetic copies of a human reall have"one mind"as£¨50£©Bin this story£¿This situation is so strange£¨51£©Dus that we do not know what will£¨52£©Dof it£®£¨53£©Awith this new situation£¬people have£¨54£©Bto find out how to£¨55£©Bit£®
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2£®As a temporary teacher£¬my daily routine £¨41£©Bdriving to a new school£¨42£©Aevery day£¬so I'm usually unable to anticipate £¨Ô¤ÁÏ£© the day's events£¬good or bad£®
On one particular day£¬I was teaching in a very £¨43£©Cclass£®I was managing behavior all the morning and by lunch time£¬I needed coffee to £¨44£©Dthe afternoon£®So at my lunch£¨45£©D£¬I drove to a nearby plaza to get a cup of £¨46£©C Upon returning to the car£¬I realized I had £¨47£©Amy keys and my phone £¨48£©B£®I had about 15minutes to get back to the school which was a good 4-or-5minute £¨49£©B£®I thought of rushing back£¬but it being £¨50£©C£¬I thought a nasty fall on ice would only make the situation much £¨51£©A£®
So I ran into a McDonald's which was in the £¨52£©Dplaza and asked the man at the counter who £¨53£©Cto be the manager to help me call a tab£®I £¨54£©Bexplained my situation and he hurried to the back to use the phone £¨55£©DI paced in the restaurant£®
The manager returned £¨56£©Bto tell me that the cab company had put him on hold and then the line got £¨57£©A£®My expression began to resemble some combination of hopelessness and fear£®
Almost immediately£¬the manager grabbed his coat and £¨58£©Cto drive me to the school£®Without £¨59£©D£¬I followed him into his car and made back into my classroom with 2minutes to £¨60£©Abefore the bell!
On one particular day£¬I was teaching in a very £¨43£©Cclass£®I was managing behavior all the morning and by lunch time£¬I needed coffee to £¨44£©Dthe afternoon£®So at my lunch£¨45£©D£¬I drove to a nearby plaza to get a cup of £¨46£©C Upon returning to the car£¬I realized I had £¨47£©Amy keys and my phone £¨48£©B£®I had about 15minutes to get back to the school which was a good 4-or-5minute £¨49£©B£®I thought of rushing back£¬but it being £¨50£©C£¬I thought a nasty fall on ice would only make the situation much £¨51£©A£®
So I ran into a McDonald's which was in the £¨52£©Dplaza and asked the man at the counter who £¨53£©Cto be the manager to help me call a tab£®I £¨54£©Bexplained my situation and he hurried to the back to use the phone £¨55£©DI paced in the restaurant£®
The manager returned £¨56£©Bto tell me that the cab company had put him on hold and then the line got £¨57£©A£®My expression began to resemble some combination of hopelessness and fear£®
Almost immediately£¬the manager grabbed his coat and £¨58£©Cto drive me to the school£®Without £¨59£©D£¬I followed him into his car and made back into my classroom with 2minutes to £¨60£©Abefore the bell!
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