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　　Mr Green had a new telephone number. 1 he got it, it was the number of a shop. The shop now had a new number, but a lot of women did not know 2 , so they 3 telephoned the old one.

　　At first, Mr and Mrs Green always said, “We are 4 . You have called 5 number. The shop has a new one now.” But women still continued to call them to 6 things. So after 7 , Mr and Mrs Green began to answer them like this: “good morning, madam, what do you want us to send you today?” They thought, “Perhaps they will 8 to us when they don't 9 their things.” But this didn't help them, because now women began to telephone them more and more, and to say 10 , “Where are my things? They have not come yet! Why haven't you sent them yet.”

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　　Billy lived in a quiet street in a big city. His mother sometimes took him to the park to 1 , but when she was 2 , he played in the street. One evening Billy's father gave him a beautiful new 3 and the next morning Billy went out into the street to play with it. He played by 4 for a few minutes, but then a big dog came along. When the dog saw the ball, he started to play with it too.

　　Billy picked the ball up and held(举) it above his 5 . He did not want the big dog to take it and 6 with it, but the dog 7 and knocked him over.

　　Billy's mother came 8 the house and ran to him at once. “Did he bite 9 ?” she asked.

　　“ 10 , he didn't bite me.” Billy answered, “but he tasted me.”

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　　Last Saturday, it was Sophie's birthday. Everything 1 ready for the party. 2 the food was on the table. Sophie was very 3 .

　　When it was 4 past six, she 5 the sandwiches on the plates. Sophie 6 until it was seven o'clock. The doorbell 7 .“At last!” said Sophie. She ran to the door. Ann and Jane were 8 .

　　“I thought you weren't 9 ,” said Sophie.

　　“Happy birthday!” they said.“Thank you!” said Sophie.

　　 10 happy they were!

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　　A barber was 1 working when a tall man came in 2 a boy of about ten after him. The man asked the barber to have a shave 3 cutting the child's hair.

　　After having his shave, he told the barber that he would 4 to go down the street for a 5 while the barber cut the boy's hair. The man also said to the boy he would be 6 soon.

　　It didn't 7 the barber long time to give the boy a hair cut. Another half an hour passed and the boy was still 8 .In the end the barber couldn't help asking the boy 9 his father was 10 so long.

　　The boy told the barber the man was not his father at all.

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　　Early rising is 1 in more than one way. Fast, it helps us to have good health. We all need 2 air, it makes our health 3 to take morning exercises, and the air early in the morning is the freshest.

　　Early rising helps us in studies. In the morning we learn more quickly and find it 4 to learn everything by heart.

　　Early rising makes people have time to plan the work for the day. We cannot work well 5 a good plan. 6 as the plan for the year should be made in 7 , so the plan 8 be made in the morning.

　　So a 9 saying says, “Early to bed and early to rise 10 a man healthy.”

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　　I think that the world will be an easy place to live in. We 1 have machines and robots and they will 2 us to do all the 3 jobs and we don't have to do things 4 washing dishes and 5 the beds though we won't have any dishes at all. Maybe we'll just throw the dishes away after each meal.

　　I 6 that doctors will be able to 7 us alive 8 a long time. I hope that when I am 70 years old, there 9 something and it will keep me 10 for another 70 years, so I will to be 140 years old.

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　　The New York City Marathon was started by a man named Fred Lebow. It began in 1970 as a small 1 race. Only 127 people ran, and just 55 of them 2 . They ran around Central Park four 3 . 4 watched them run. However, 5 the years the marathon grew and became more popular.

　　Today people come from all over the world to 6 the marathon. 7 must be at least 18 years old, but there is no age limit. In fact the 8 runner was an 89-year-old man. Recently, more than 27,000 people ran in the New York City Marathon. Large crowds 9 the runners and offered the participants(参加者) 10 and encouragement.

　　The course of the marathon has changed, too. The marathon 11 at the base of the Verrazano narrow Bridge in Stateh Island, and 12 Central Park in Manhattan. The complete 13 is 26 miles, 385 yards, and 14 the best runners less than 3 hours.

　　In the fall of 1992, Fred Lebow, the 15 of the New York City Marathon, 16 ran his 17 race. He was very 18 with cancer, but he did not want to 19 running. In October 1994, Fred died. However, the New York City Marathon, and all 20 excitement, will continue for many years to come.

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　　The manager of a small building company was very surprised to get a bill for. two white mice one of his workmen had bought. He 1 for the workman and asked him 2 he had had the bill sent to the company.

　　“ 3 ,” the workman answered, “you 4 the house we were repairing in Newbridge, don't you? One of the things we had to 5 there was to put 6 some new electric wiring. Well, in one place we had to pass some wires 7 a pipe thirty feet long and about an inch 8 , 9 was built into solid stone and had four big bends in it. None of us could think how to do this until I had a good 10 . I went to a shop and 11 two white mice, one of them male and the other female. Then I 12 a thread(线) to the body of the male mouse and put it into the pipe at one end, 13 Bill held the female mouse at the other end and 14 her gently to make her squeak. When the male mouse heard the female mouse's squeaks(吱吱地叫), he 15 along the pipe to help her. I 16 he was a gentleman even though he was 17 a mouse. Anyway, as he ran through this pipe, he pulled the 18 behind him. It was then quite 19 for us to tie one end of the thread to the electric wires and pull them through the pipe.”

　　The manager 20 the bill for the white mice.

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　　No one in the U. S could forget the day, April 14th, 1865 1 Abraham Lincoln was shot.

　　That night, 2 a very busy day, the President and his wife went to Fod's Theatre D. C. 3 a new play was going to put on.

　　Near the theatre there lived 4 actor named John Wikes Booth, who was strongly against the 5 though he hadn't fought for the South himself. As the play 6 after a moment for a rest, Booth came into the theatre. He walked slowly and quietly 7 the door through 8 he could move into the President's box. He looked 9 carefully so as to find the guards 10 were protecting the President from the enemy. To his joy, there was none of 11 and nobody noticed him. He reached the door quickly and began to hold the gun in his pocket.

　　It was quiet in the theatre. Suddenly a terrible sound 12 in on the play. It surprised everyone and soon everyone looked 13 where the sound had just come. Smoke was seen 14 from the box, where the 15 had enjoyed the play all the night! Soldiers hurried 16 , but it was too 17 . The murderer had already jumped from the box 18 to the stage from which he hurriedly ran out of the 19 .

　　Lincoln, one of the greatest American presidents, was shot and 20 early the next morning.

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　　Do you believe in love at first sight? Many people answer“No, we don't”, but I say I do. 1 ? I'll tell you my story.

　　From childhood, I like people 2 blue eyes. I had a few dolls and 3 their eyes blue. I was really very 4 with my blue-eyed dolls. Time rushed by quickly, 5 I was not a child 6 . I had finished my studies 7 I was 20. I like to drive my father's old car. 8 I went to a nearby town. I was busy that day. I 9 my car near the office 10 I had to go. In a few minutes, I came 11 and a young policeman 12 for me near my car. I was not happy to 13 him. He tried to explain that I 14 my car in the wrong place, but I couldn't concentrate(集中精力) on his words. I had to 15 his beautiful blue eyes. He repeated his words but I did not 16 him well. He became strict and began to speak 17 a loud voice. I paid him the fine(罚款) and I said to him. “Your eyes are so nice.” He smiled and said goodbye to me.

　　In the evening this blue-eyed policeman 18 me up. The following day we went to the cinema. 19 ? My story has a happy ending. We married and we 20 live happily together.

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