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Once upon a time, a little monkey called JOE lived in the forest. He loved the forest very much and always jumped up and down to pick fruits and sent them to other animals in the forest. All of the animals in the forest loved the monkey, except the tiger, RICHARD,who lived in the forest, too. He did not like the monkey at all. He said:" I will finally eat JOE one day. He always wakes up in the morning!" RICHARD went to see JOE, but JOE was busy picking banana. He wanted to send these banana to the little rabbit TINA, who was sick yesterday because of a heavy rain. RICHARD reached out his arm, but he could touch JOE's tail.
"Hey, JOE, get down, i will eat you!"said RICHARD.
"NO, I am busy picking banana to TINA, she was sick yesterday."said JOE.
"Get down now, I order you!" roared RICHARD.
"Why do you want to eat me?"asked JOE.
"Because you always disturbs my sleep!"answered RICHARD.
"I am so sorry. But you never get up untill the noon. You are so lazy! I will always wake you up to exercise.So you will become stronger and stronger. " said JEO.
RICHARD jumped again and again but could not reach JOE, so he had to leave disappointedly. As soon as RICHARD left, JOE got down and went to TINA's house and sent these banana to her. TINA was so happy.
"Thank you, JEO, you are so kind. You are a brave and clever monkey. We all like you."said TINA.
JOE and TINA laughed happily. All the animals came to TINA's house and danced together.
monkey---JOE
tiger---RICHARD
rabbit--TINA
我上初中的时候，学过那一套教材，很久以前的教材了。那篇文章是在当时的《初中英语第五册》。
故事大意：一群农民在盐湖城安家，种植庄稼生活。有一天，天上突然飞来了一群蝗虫，开始吃农民的庄稼。正当农民们不知道怎么办的时候，突然天上飞来了一群海鸥，把蝗虫给吃掉了，拯救了农民。农民们给海鸥立了纪念碑，且决定从此以后不伤害海鸥。
The seagulls of Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City is a beautiful city in the west of North America, which was founded over a hundred years ago. At that time, a group of men, women and children arrived at a valley with high mountains all around it. They had traveled a long way. They had begun their journey far away in the east. After they had crossed the mountains, they found the valley. In the middle of it there was a salt lake. This was where their city now lies.
The land seemed good, and they decided to stay there. They built their homes, and made their farms, and planted their crops. The people had to work hard on their farms. If they did not grow enough food, they would have nothing to eat.
One day while they were working in the fields, some farmers saw something strange in the sky. “what is that?” asked one of them .
“Where?” asked another farmer, as he stopped to look.
“Over there ,”he answered.
They saw something coming towards them. It looked like a cloud, but it was too low in the sky. As they watched, it came nearer and nearer. Suddenly a shout went up: “Locusts! Millions of locusts!”
Every one stopped working, and looked at the sky. They were all frightened, because they knew what locusts could do. They had never seen so many of them before.
In no time the locusts came down and started eating their crops —the wheat, the vegetables, even the grass, and the leaves on the trees.
Everyone—men, women and children—tried to fight against the locusts. They tried everything , but while they were killing locusts in one place, millions more arrived in another.
What could they do?
Suddenly they heard a great noise. They looked up into the sky and saw another great cloud coming towards them. To their surprise, they saw not locusts, but seagulls. The farmers cried out, “They have come to eat what the locusts have left!”
But they found that the seagulls had come to eat, not their crops, but the locusts. Usually, the seagulls lived near the sea. But they had seen or smelt the locusts and had come to eat them. Now they were eating the locusts. In a short while they ate up millions of them. The farmers’ crops were saved!
The people were very thankful. They decided that from then on no one should ever kill a seagull . And today, if you go to Salt Lake City, you can see a monument with seagulls on top of it.
对盐湖城海鸥这篇课文我印象深刻，我不记得有long long ago, 而且原文也放出来了，也没有long long ago. 在我没回答你的问题之前，你妈还记得故事大意吗？如果记不得了，那么这个long long ago也许是她记错了。要不然就是，她学的那篇文章是另外一篇不同的文章。如果那样，那么我就不知道了。我学的这篇文章，现在30多岁的人都学过，呵呵，那时全国统一教材 你妈说的是初中英语的一片国王让画师画马的课文，以前是要背诵的，开篇就是long long ago
Long, long ago there lived a king. He loved horses. One day
he asked an artist to draw him a beautiful horse. The artist
said, "All right, but you must wait." So the king waited. He
waited and waited. At last, after a year he could not wait any
longer. He went to see the artist himself.
Quickly the artist brought out paper and a brush. In five
minutes he finished drawing a very beautiful horse. The king
was angry. "You can draw a good horse in five minutes, yet you
kept me waiting for a year. Why?"
"Come with me, please." said the artist. They went to the
artist's workroom. There they saw piles and piles of paper.
On every piece of paper was a picture of a horse. "It took me
more than a year to learn to draw a beautiful horse in five
minutes." the artist said.
奥哈拉给女儿的信
这是奥哈拉写给女儿的一封信。女儿将从中学毕业，这就意味着她将不再是小孩了。在这人生关键时刻，作为父亲，他既对女儿过去的表现表示满意，也对女儿的将来充满信心。然而，他却不忘再次重复自己对女儿立身行事的一句忠告：真诚地对待自己。这是要求女儿具有自信、自助、自律、自尊、自爱的品质。这句话显然是作者丰富的生活阅历和人生经验的总结，也是对女儿的谆谆教诲，赋予思想一种真切动人的感情力量。虽然信是写给予自己女儿的，但是这句忠告却具有普遍性的教育意义，是天下父母对子女的最真挚的希望。作者的语言温馨自然，平和亲切，看似叙述家常，却在平常中显示了令人惊叹的智慧，又让人产生一种贴心的感觉。
约翰·奥哈拉(John O' hara,1905-1970)是美国著名小说家。他生于宾夕法尼亚州的波茨维尔，中学毕业后父亲去世，就离家出走，开始独立的生活。他东奔西走，经过广泛的旅行之后，终于在纽约市当上记者，撰写文艺批评，短篇小说作品常常出现在著名杂志《纽约人》，此外还为好莱坞和百老汇改编电影和戏剧，如音乐喜剧《好友乔依》（1940年）。从第一部长篇《在萨马拉的约会》（1934）到死后出版的短篇小说集《萨马拉好人及其他小说》（1974），他的作品是20世纪20—40年代积极上进的美国社会史，以对20世纪美国生活习俗和价值的敏锐目光而著称。作为现实主义作家，他的风格是客观的，实事求是的。
John O'hara to His Daughter
TLS,1 p.Mrs. Doughty
Quogue, Long Island
16 September 1962, Sunday
My dear:
Well, here we are — but not here. You at St. Tim's, Sister in Princeton, and me in Quogue, and another brand new year is about to start for you. For me, too. I always seem to approach the autumn in the frame of mind that spring induces in most people. The excitement of new things; the new plays, the new books, new clothes, etc., etc., etc. At the same time the autumn for me is a season of a sweet melancholy that is hard to explain. I love the early evenings, the leaves burning, the lights in houses.
It is the beginning of a big year for you, in many respects your biggest so far. By the time June comes around you will be 18, and graduating from school. In the past week or so I have called you “Kid” but subconsciously I have been doing that because your kid days are over, or just about. I suspect that you are going through the experience of first love, and no matter what else happens, after that experience you are never a kid again.
Most of the nice things we associate with being a kid are okay — while you are still kid. But you gain more than you lose. You gain in understanding standing, in appreciation of people, in understanding and appreciation of yourself. You begin to see the wisdom in that quotation I have so often repeated to you: to thine own self be true. Every year at this time I have repeated that quotation to you, and the time is not really too far distant when you will be passing it on to your own children. It is probably the best single piece of advice I can give you, or you can give them.
You have done well, and I am pleased with you, not only for what you have done, but for what you are. As Miss Finnegan said to Sister, “Wylie has the right reactions.” So good luck in your Senior Year, and always know that the old man loves you very much.
Always
Dad
好,我们现在在这里,而不是在这里。你的妹妹,至蒂姆在普林斯顿大学,和我在Quogue,另一个全新的一年即将开始。对我来说,真是太好了。我总是在接近秋天的心境,在大多数的人。春天诱使这个令人兴奋的新事物、新剧本,新的书,新衣服,等等,等等,等等。同时,对于我来说,是一个秋天的季节,甜美的忧郁,很难解释。我爱的早期的晚上,树叶烧焦的味道,房里的灯光。 这是一个大的一年的开始,在许多方面迄今为止你最大。6月来的时候,你周围的人也会被从学校毕业,18岁。在过去一周左右的时间里,我叫你"孩子",但潜意识里,因为我已经干自己孩子的日子已经过去了,或者仅仅是。我怀疑你是要通过经验的初恋,不管发生什么,这些经验你从来没有一个孩子。
大部分的好东西和作为一个孩子很好——当你还是孩子。但你获得超过你输了。你获得的理解,在欣赏的人站着,在理解和欣赏自己。你开始看到我的智慧常常重复引用你坚信自己是正确的。每年这个时候我已经反复向你报价,并不是很遥远的时候你会将它传递给你自己的孩子。这可能是最好的忠告,我可以给你,或者你可以给他们。
你做得很好,我很高兴与你在一起时的感觉,不仅为你做了什么,但是你是什么。菲尼肯说:“小姐,”伟姐姐有正确的反应。”所以祝你高中的最后一年,并且总是知道老人很爱你。
谢谢 If there is anyone out there who still doubts that America is a place where all things are possible, who still wonders if the dream of our founders is alive in our time, who still questions the power of our democracy, tonight is your answer.
随着当今社会对大学 毕业 生英语水平要求的不断提高,学生英语综合性实用能力越来越多地受到人们的关注。下面就是我给大家整理的初中英语 文章 背诵，希望大家喜欢。
初中英语文章背诵：Please Let Me Have a Little World
Please, my dear, be so generous as to let me have a little world of my own. If you find me scrawling on a piece of paper, please don't peep over my shoulders. It may be that I'm venting some pent-up feelings, long dennied expression, or trying to compose a little poem not yet presentable for a time being, or attempting to sketch out something visualized fron mychildhood memories which glowsing my minf like a rainbow. When I am in such a mood,Please leave me along and let me write as the pen dictates. Don't disturb me, my dear, when I get nostalgic over some old photos or letters which bring tears to my eyes or smiles on my lips, for those were things that had happened to me before I met you, the joys and sorrows, partings and reunions that taste like green olive or glitter like scattered pearls. They are my cherished memories which, ready as I am to share with you, I would like to indulge in by myself for a while.
I hope you won't mind when I go without you for a nice chat with a close friend of mine. You are my bosom friend, but you cannot take the place of other friends any more than they can do yours. I need their care, encouragement and sobering criticism just as I do yours. A starless sky with a solitary moon would be dull and cheerless, why not let there be a moonlit night resplendent with twinkling stars.
I may occasionally want to make a tour of faraway places. Please don't hold me back when I start picking for it. You are the center of my life, but certainly not the whole of it. I yearn to see the mysteries and wonders of the world miles away beyond the mountains; So let me have a chance to explore my "Alice's Wonderland" as a "lone ranger". Some time later when I come back to you with exotic experiences and fresh insights, I'm sure you will look at me in a new light.
My dear, so long as you let me have such a little, little world, I'll be very much indebted to you.
初中英语文章背诵：On Talking
Silence is unnatural to man. He begins life with a cry and ends it in stillness. In the interval he does all he can to make a noise in the world, and there are few things of which he stands in more fear than of the absence of noise. Even his conversation is in great measure a desperate attempt to prevent a dreadful silence. If he is introduced to a fellow mortal and a number of pauses occur in the conversation, he regards himself as a failure, a worthless person, and is full of envy of the emptiest headed chatterbox. He knows that ninety-nine percent of human conversation means no more than the buzzing of a fly, but he longs to join in the buzz and to prove that he is a man and not a wax-work figure. The object of conversation is not, for the most part, to communicate ideas: it is to keep up the buzzing sound. There are, it must be admitted, different qualities of buzz: there is even a buzz that is as exasperating as the continuous ping of a mosquito. But at a dinner-party one would rather be a mosquito than a mute. Most buzzing, fortunately, is agreeable to the ear, and some of it is agreeable even to the mind. He would be a foolish man, however, who waited until he had a wise thought to take part in the buzzing with his neighbors. Those who despise the weather as a conversational opening seem to me to be ignorant of the reason why human beings wish to talk. Very few human beings join in a conversation in the hope of learning anything new. At the end of an evening during which they have said nothing at immense length, they justly plume themselves on their success as conversationalists.
初中英语文章背诵：Romantic city - Paris
Ah, beautiful Paris. For centuries this city has attracted the admiration of the world. The allure and charm of Paris captivate all who visit there.
When you visit Paris, you don't have to spend all of your time visiting museums and monuments. They are certainly worthy of your time, but ignore them for a day. First take some time to look around and experience life in Paris. You'll find it charming.
Take a stroll along the Seine River. Browse through the art vendors, colorful paintings. Peek through delicate iron gates at the well-kept gardens. Watch closely for the French attention to detail that has made France synonymous with good taste. You will see it in the design of a doorway or arch and in the little fountains and quaint balconies. No matter where you look, you will find everyday objects transformed into works by art.
Spend some time in a quiet park relaxing on an old bench. Lie on your back on the green grass. When you need refreshment, try coffee and pastries at a sidewalk cafe. Strike up a conversation with a Parisian. This isn't always easy, though. With such a large international population living in Paris, true natives are hard to find these days.
As evening comes to Paris, enchantment rises with the mist over the riverfront. You may hear music from an outdoor concert nearby: classical, jazz, opera or chansons, those French folk songs. Parisians love their music. The starry sky is their auditorium. You can also hear concerts in the chateaux and cathedrals. In Paris the Music never ends.
Don't miss the highlight of Paris evening: eating out. Parisians are proud of their cuisine. And rightly so; it's world famous. Gourmet dining is one of the indispensable joys of living. You need a special guidebook to help you choose one of the hundreds of excellent restaurants. The capital of France boasts every regional specialty, cheese and wine the country has to offer. If you don't know what to order, ask for the suggested menu. The chef likes to showcase his best dishes there. Remember, you haven't tasted the true flavor of France until you've dined at a French restaurant in Paris.
我认为没必要全背诵下来，虽然背诵可以培养语感，但并不是就要全背下来，每个人的素质不一样，有的背诵很轻松，有的却很吃力，如果花费太多的时间背诵，必将影响其他的学习，所以你可以有选择的背诵。英语学习的关键是兴趣和好的学习习惯，并且一定要学好 语法，希望能帮到你。
Once upon a time, a little monkey called JOE lived in the forest. He loved the forest very much and always jumped up and down to pick fruits and sent them to other animals in the forest. All of the animals in the forest loved the monkey, except the tiger, RICHARD,who lived in the forest, too. He did not like the monkey at all. He said:" I will finally eat JOE one day. He always wakes up in the morning!" RICHARD went to see JOE, but JOE was busy picking banana. He wanted to send these banana to the little rabbit TINA, who was sick yesterday because of a heavy rain. RICHARD reached out his arm, but he could touch JOE's tail.
"Hey, JOE, get down, i will eat you!"said RICHARD.
"NO, I am busy picking banana to TINA, she was sick yesterday."said JOE.
"Get down now, I order you!" roared RICHARD.
"Why do you want to eat me?"asked JOE.
"Because you always disturbs my sleep!"answered RICHARD.
"I am so sorry. But you never get up untill the noon. You are so lazy! I will always wake you up to exercise.So you will become stronger and stronger. " said JEO.
RICHARD jumped again and again but could not reach JOE, so he had to leave disappointedly. As soon as RICHARD left, JOE got down and went to TINA's house and sent these banana to her. TINA was so happy.
"Thank you, JEO, you are so kind. You are a brave and clever monkey. We all like you."said TINA.
JOE and TINA laughed happily. All the animals came to TINA's house and danced together.
monkey---JOE
tiger---RICHARD
rabbit--TINA
我上初中的时候，学过那一套教材，很久以前的教材了。那篇文章是在当时的《初中英语第五册》。
故事大意：一群农民在盐湖城安家，种植庄稼生活。有一天，天上突然飞来了一群蝗虫，开始吃农民的庄稼。正当农民们不知道怎么办的时候，突然天上飞来了一群海鸥，把蝗虫给吃掉了，拯救了农民。农民们给海鸥立了纪念碑，且决定从此以后不伤害海鸥。
The seagulls of Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City is a beautiful city in the west of North America, which was founded over a hundred years ago. At that time, a group of men, women and children arrived at a valley with high mountains all around it. They had traveled a long way. They had begun their journey far away in the east. After they had crossed the mountains, they found the valley. In the middle of it there was a salt lake. This was where their city now lies.
The land seemed good, and they decided to stay there. They built their homes, and made their farms, and planted their crops. The people had to work hard on their farms. If they did not grow enough food, they would have nothing to eat.
One day while they were working in the fields, some farmers saw something strange in the sky. “what is that?” asked one of them .
“Where?” asked another farmer, as he stopped to look.
“Over there ,”he answered.
They saw something coming towards them. It looked like a cloud, but it was too low in the sky. As they watched, it came nearer and nearer. Suddenly a shout went up: “Locusts! Millions of locusts!”
Every one stopped working, and looked at the sky. They were all frightened, because they knew what locusts could do. They had never seen so many of them before.
In no time the locusts came down and started eating their crops —the wheat, the vegetables, even the grass, and the leaves on the trees.
Everyone—men, women and children—tried to fight against the locusts. They tried everything , but while they were killing locusts in one place, millions more arrived in another.
What could they do?
Suddenly they heard a great noise. They looked up into the sky and saw another great cloud coming towards them. To their surprise, they saw not locusts, but seagulls. The farmers cried out, “They have come to eat what the locusts have left!”
But they found that the seagulls had come to eat, not their crops, but the locusts. Usually, the seagulls lived near the sea. But they had seen or smelt the locusts and had come to eat them. Now they were eating the locusts. In a short while they ate up millions of them. The farmers’ crops were saved!
The people were very thankful. They decided that from then on no one should ever kill a seagull . And today, if you go to Salt Lake City, you can see a monument with seagulls on top of it.
对盐湖城海鸥这篇课文我印象深刻，我不记得有long long ago, 而且原文也放出来了，也没有long long ago. 在我没回答你的问题之前，你妈还记得故事大意吗？如果记不得了，那么这个long long ago也许是她记错了。要不然就是，她学的那篇文章是另外一篇不同的文章。如果那样，那么我就不知道了。我学的这篇文章，现在30多岁的人都学过，呵呵，那时全国统一教材 你妈说的是初中英语的一片国王让画师画马的课文，以前是要背诵的，开篇就是long long ago
Long, long ago there lived a king. He loved horses. One day
he asked an artist to draw him a beautiful horse. The artist
said, "All right, but you must wait." So the king waited. He
waited and waited. At last, after a year he could not wait any
longer. He went to see the artist himself.
Quickly the artist brought out paper and a brush. In five
minutes he finished drawing a very beautiful horse. The king
was angry. "You can draw a good horse in five minutes, yet you
kept me waiting for a year. Why?"
"Come with me, please." said the artist. They went to the
artist's workroom. There they saw piles and piles of paper.
On every piece of paper was a picture of a horse. "It took me
more than a year to learn to draw a beautiful horse in five
minutes." the artist said.
奥哈拉给女儿的信
这是奥哈拉写给女儿的一封信。女儿将从中学毕业，这就意味着她将不再是小孩了。在这人生关键时刻，作为父亲，他既对女儿过去的表现表示满意，也对女儿的将来充满信心。然而，他却不忘再次重复自己对女儿立身行事的一句忠告：真诚地对待自己。这是要求女儿具有自信、自助、自律、自尊、自爱的品质。这句话显然是作者丰富的生活阅历和人生经验的总结，也是对女儿的谆谆教诲，赋予思想一种真切动人的感情力量。虽然信是写给予自己女儿的，但是这句忠告却具有普遍性的教育意义，是天下父母对子女的最真挚的希望。作者的语言温馨自然，平和亲切，看似叙述家常，却在平常中显示了令人惊叹的智慧，又让人产生一种贴心的感觉。
约翰·奥哈拉(John O' hara,1905-1970)是美国著名小说家。他生于宾夕法尼亚州的波茨维尔，中学毕业后父亲去世，就离家出走，开始独立的生活。他东奔西走，经过广泛的旅行之后，终于在纽约市当上记者，撰写文艺批评，短篇小说作品常常出现在著名杂志《纽约人》，此外还为好莱坞和百老汇改编电影和戏剧，如音乐喜剧《好友乔依》（1940年）。从第一部长篇《在萨马拉的约会》（1934）到死后出版的短篇小说集《萨马拉好人及其他小说》（1974），他的作品是20世纪20—40年代积极上进的美国社会史，以对20世纪美国生活习俗和价值的敏锐目光而著称。作为现实主义作家，他的风格是客观的，实事求是的。
John O'hara to His Daughter
TLS,1 p.Mrs. Doughty
Quogue, Long Island
16 September 1962, Sunday
My dear:
Well, here we are — but not here. You at St. Tim's, Sister in Princeton, and me in Quogue, and another brand new year is about to start for you. For me, too. I always seem to approach the autumn in the frame of mind that spring induces in most people. The excitement of new things; the new plays, the new books, new clothes, etc., etc., etc. At the same time the autumn for me is a season of a sweet melancholy that is hard to explain. I love the early evenings, the leaves burning, the lights in houses.
It is the beginning of a big year for you, in many respects your biggest so far. By the time June comes around you will be 18, and graduating from school. In the past week or so I have called you “Kid” but subconsciously I have been doing that because your kid days are over, or just about. I suspect that you are going through the experience of first love, and no matter what else happens, after that experience you are never a kid again.
Most of the nice things we associate with being a kid are okay — while you are still kid. But you gain more than you lose. You gain in understanding standing, in appreciation of people, in understanding and appreciation of yourself. You begin to see the wisdom in that quotation I have so often repeated to you: to thine own self be true. Every year at this time I have repeated that quotation to you, and the time is not really too far distant when you will be passing it on to your own children. It is probably the best single piece of advice I can give you, or you can give them.
You have done well, and I am pleased with you, not only for what you have done, but for what you are. As Miss Finnegan said to Sister, “Wylie has the right reactions.” So good luck in your Senior Year, and always know that the old man loves you very much.
Always
Dad
好,我们现在在这里,而不是在这里。你的妹妹,至蒂姆在普林斯顿大学,和我在Quogue,另一个全新的一年即将开始。对我来说,真是太好了。我总是在接近秋天的心境,在大多数的人。春天诱使这个令人兴奋的新事物、新剧本,新的书,新衣服,等等,等等,等等。同时,对于我来说,是一个秋天的季节,甜美的忧郁,很难解释。我爱的早期的晚上,树叶烧焦的味道,房里的灯光。 这是一个大的一年的开始,在许多方面迄今为止你最大。6月来的时候,你周围的人也会被从学校毕业,18岁。在过去一周左右的时间里,我叫你"孩子",但潜意识里,因为我已经干自己孩子的日子已经过去了,或者仅仅是。我怀疑你是要通过经验的初恋,不管发生什么,这些经验你从来没有一个孩子。
大部分的好东西和作为一个孩子很好——当你还是孩子。但你获得超过你输了。你获得的理解,在欣赏的人站着,在理解和欣赏自己。你开始看到我的智慧常常重复引用你坚信自己是正确的。每年这个时候我已经反复向你报价,并不是很遥远的时候你会将它传递给你自己的孩子。这可能是最好的忠告,我可以给你,或者你可以给他们。
你做得很好,我很高兴与你在一起时的感觉,不仅为你做了什么,但是你是什么。菲尼肯说:“小姐,”伟姐姐有正确的反应。”所以祝你高中的最后一年,并且总是知道老人很爱你。
谢谢 If there is anyone out there who still doubts that America is a place where all things are possible, who still wonders if the dream of our founders is alive in our time, who still questions the power of our democracy, tonight is your answer.
随着当今社会对大学 毕业 生英语水平要求的不断提高,学生英语综合性实用能力越来越多地受到人们的关注。下面就是我给大家整理的初中英语 文章 背诵，希望大家喜欢。
初中英语文章背诵：Please Let Me Have a Little World
Please, my dear, be so generous as to let me have a little world of my own. If you find me scrawling on a piece of paper, please don't peep over my shoulders. It may be that I'm venting some pent-up feelings, long dennied expression, or trying to compose a little poem not yet presentable for a time being, or attempting to sketch out something visualized fron mychildhood memories which glowsing my minf like a rainbow. When I am in such a mood,Please leave me along and let me write as the pen dictates. Don't disturb me, my dear, when I get nostalgic over some old photos or letters which bring tears to my eyes or smiles on my lips, for those were things that had happened to me before I met you, the joys and sorrows, partings and reunions that taste like green olive or glitter like scattered pearls. They are my cherished memories which, ready as I am to share with you, I would like to indulge in by myself for a while.
I hope you won't mind when I go without you for a nice chat with a close friend of mine. You are my bosom friend, but you cannot take the place of other friends any more than they can do yours. I need their care, encouragement and sobering criticism just as I do yours. A starless sky with a solitary moon would be dull and cheerless, why not let there be a moonlit night resplendent with twinkling stars.
I may occasionally want to make a tour of faraway places. Please don't hold me back when I start picking for it. You are the center of my life, but certainly not the whole of it. I yearn to see the mysteries and wonders of the world miles away beyond the mountains; So let me have a chance to explore my "Alice's Wonderland" as a "lone ranger". Some time later when I come back to you with exotic experiences and fresh insights, I'm sure you will look at me in a new light.
My dear, so long as you let me have such a little, little world, I'll be very much indebted to you.
初中英语文章背诵：On Talking
Silence is unnatural to man. He begins life with a cry and ends it in stillness. In the interval he does all he can to make a noise in the world, and there are few things of which he stands in more fear than of the absence of noise. Even his conversation is in great measure a desperate attempt to prevent a dreadful silence. If he is introduced to a fellow mortal and a number of pauses occur in the conversation, he regards himself as a failure, a worthless person, and is full of envy of the emptiest headed chatterbox. He knows that ninety-nine percent of human conversation means no more than the buzzing of a fly, but he longs to join in the buzz and to prove that he is a man and not a wax-work figure. The object of conversation is not, for the most part, to communicate ideas: it is to keep up the buzzing sound. There are, it must be admitted, different qualities of buzz: there is even a buzz that is as exasperating as the continuous ping of a mosquito. But at a dinner-party one would rather be a mosquito than a mute. Most buzzing, fortunately, is agreeable to the ear, and some of it is agreeable even to the mind. He would be a foolish man, however, who waited until he had a wise thought to take part in the buzzing with his neighbors. Those who despise the weather as a conversational opening seem to me to be ignorant of the reason why human beings wish to talk. Very few human beings join in a conversation in the hope of learning anything new. At the end of an evening during which they have said nothing at immense length, they justly plume themselves on their success as conversationalists.
初中英语文章背诵：Romantic city - Paris
Ah, beautiful Paris. For centuries this city has attracted the admiration of the world. The allure and charm of Paris captivate all who visit there.
When you visit Paris, you don't have to spend all of your time visiting museums and monuments. They are certainly worthy of your time, but ignore them for a day. First take some time to look around and experience life in Paris. You'll find it charming.
Take a stroll along the Seine River. Browse through the art vendors, colorful paintings. Peek through delicate iron gates at the well-kept gardens. Watch closely for the French attention to detail that has made France synonymous with good taste. You will see it in the design of a doorway or arch and in the little fountains and quaint balconies. No matter where you look, you will find everyday objects transformed into works by art.
Spend some time in a quiet park relaxing on an old bench. Lie on your back on the green grass. When you need refreshment, try coffee and pastries at a sidewalk cafe. Strike up a conversation with a Parisian. This isn't always easy, though. With such a large international population living in Paris, true natives are hard to find these days.
As evening comes to Paris, enchantment rises with the mist over the riverfront. You may hear music from an outdoor concert nearby: classical, jazz, opera or chansons, those French folk songs. Parisians love their music. The starry sky is their auditorium. You can also hear concerts in the chateaux and cathedrals. In Paris the Music never ends.
Don't miss the highlight of Paris evening: eating out. Parisians are proud of their cuisine. And rightly so; it's world famous. Gourmet dining is one of the indispensable joys of living. You need a special guidebook to help you choose one of the hundreds of excellent restaurants. The capital of France boasts every regional specialty, cheese and wine the country has to offer. If you don't know what to order, ask for the suggested menu. The chef likes to showcase his best dishes there. Remember, you haven't tasted the true flavor of France until you've dined at a French restaurant in Paris.
我认为没必要全背诵下来，虽然背诵可以培养语感，但并不是就要全背下来，每个人的素质不一样，有的背诵很轻松，有的却很吃力，如果花费太多的时间背诵，必将影响其他的学习，所以你可以有选择的背诵。英语学习的关键是兴趣和好的学习习惯，并且一定要学好 语法，希望能帮到你。
