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The package consisted of a long£¬narrow£¨16£©C carefully wrapped in brown paper£®Opening the box£¬Oscar saw an umbrella inside-a very old one with a beautiful handle £¨°ÑÊÖ£©£®£¨17£©D he had not seen it in more than 20years£¬he recognized it immediately£®
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"Why£¬yes!It's mine£¬"replied Mrs£®Brain with a £¨21£©A smile and shining eyes£®"It was given to me by my father years ago£®Thank you so much for returning it£®"
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As if in answer£¬a note fell from the paper£®It read£¬"I want you to £¨25£©B this umbrella as a present for a kind£¬unselfish action long ago£®"Oscar was deeply moved with tears£®
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Looking at the boy £¨31£©D£¬Einstein replied£¬"Well£¬£¨32£©A height cannot become a top£®And there is no top that no one can get to£¬so we don't want to be a top£¬but we want to be a person to climb the top!"
Then he took up a piece of chalk and £¨33£©B on the blackboard£¬"Standing on the top£¬you are not tall£¬but even smaller!"
Then he said£¬"Though I stand tall£¬in the eyes of the world I'm still small!Finally£¬I can tell you a sentence£¬which was the last one I told the lady on the top of the Alps£¬¡®Any top can £¨34£©D£¬for there is no giant in the world but the one £¨35£©A stands higher!'"
A storm of applause sounded£®The lady who listened to Einstein's instruction on the Alps that year was no other than Madam Curie!
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