【正文】 行 性 研 究 報(bào) 告 編制單位： 湖南省建筑設(shè)計(jì)院 編制時(shí)間：二○一○年六月十八日 t owar ds a wait ing car. One of t hem was car ryi ng a bag ful l of m oney. Roy act ed quickly and drove t he bus st raight at the thi eves. The one wi th the money got such a f ri ght t hat he dr opped t he bag. As t he thieves were t ryi ng to get away in their car, Roy dr ove hi s bus i nto t he back of i t. Whi le the bater ed car was movi ng away, Roy stopped his bus and telephoned t he poli ce. The thi eve s39。 Only 25 per cent a thief now! 39。 Lesson45 A clear conscience 問心無愧 The whole vi l age soon l ear nt t hat a l arge sum of money had been lost . Sam Benton, the l ocal butcher , had lost hi s wal et whi le t aki ng his savi ngs to t he post of fi ce. Sam was sure t hat he wal et m ust have been f ound by one of t he vi l ager s, but it was not retur ned to hi m. Three months passed, and t hen one morning, Sam f ound his wal et out si de his f ront door . It had been wr apped up in newspaper and it contained half the m oney he had l ost , t oget her wi th a note whi ch sai d: 39。 slowl y. I t obvi ousl y coul d not tel t he di f erence bet ween Indian mus i c and jazz! Lesson43 Over t he Sout h Pol e 飛越南極 I n 1929, t hree year s aft er hi s fl ight over t he Nort h Pole, the Amer ican explorer , R. E. Byr d, successf ull y f lew over the South Pol e for t he fi rst ti me. Though, at f ir st, Byrd and hi s men wer e abl e to take a great many phot ogr aphs of t he mount ains t hat lay below, t hey soon r an into ser ious tr oubl e. At one point , it semed cert ain t hat t hei r pl ane would cr ash. It coul d only get over t he mountains i f i t rose to 10, 000 feet. Byr d at once ordered hi s men t o thr ow out two heavy f ood sacks. The plane was then able t o r ise and it cleared t he mountains by 400 f et . Byr d now knew that he woul d be able t o reach the South Pol e whi ch was 300 m il es away, for t her e were no more mount ains in si ght . The ai rcr af t was abl e t o fl y over t he endl ess whi te pl ai ns wit hout di f icult y. Leson44 Through t he f orest 穿過森林 Mrs Anne St er li ng did not thi nk of the r isk she was taking when she ran t hrough a f orest af ter two men. They had r ushed up t o her whi le she was having a pi i c at t he edge of a f orest wit h her chil dren and t ri ed to steal her handbag. In the str uggl e, t he st rap br oke and, wi th t he bag i n t hei r pos session, bot h men star ted r unni ng thr ough t he tr ees. Mr s Ster ling got so angr y t hat she ran af ter them. She was soon out of breath, but she cont inued to run. When she caught up wit h t hem, she saw that they had sat down and wer e goi ng thr ough the cont ent s of the bag, so she r an st raight at them. The men got such a f ri ght t hat t hey dr opped t he bag and ran away. 39。And a woman can39。A man can never have t oo int o the cave hopi ng to f ind bur ied t reasur e. The l eader of the part y was examining t he soi l near the entr ance t o t he cave when t he machi ne showed t hat t her e was gol d under t he ground. Ver y exci ted, the part y dug a hole t wo f eet deep. They f inal y found a smal gold coi n which was al most wor thl ess. The par t y then sear ched t he whole cave thoroughly but did not f ind anything except an empt y ti n tr unk. I n spit e of this, many peopl e ar e confi dent that 39。 I need not remi nd you of t hat t er ible tie you bought yester day.39。 I remar ked suddenl y. I r egr et ed saying i t al most at once. 39。 my wi fe answered as she looked at herself i n the m ir ror . I sat down on one of t hose m oder n chai rs wi th hol es in i t and wai ted. We had been in the hat shop f or half an hour and my wi fe was st il l in f ront of the mi r ror. 39。Do you cal t hat a hat ?39。 Young man,39。 Wil l you be stayi ng in England?39。Wil l you be spending your hol idays abr oad this year ?39。 I sai d. 39。 t he pat ient answered,39。Ol ympic Cit y39。s school f ri ends wi l l be wai ti ng for her on the Engli sh coast. Am ong t hem wi l be Er na39。 lesson46 Expensi ve and unfort abl e 既昂貴又受罪 When a pl ane f rom London ar ri ved at Sydney air por t, wor ker s began t o unload a number of wooden boxes whi ch cont ai ned cl othi ng. No one could account f or t he fact that one of t he boxes was ext r em el y heavy. I t suddenl y occur r ed t o one of t he wor ker s t o open up t he box. He was ast oni shed at what he f ound. A m an was l yi ng i n t he box on t op of a pi l e of wool l en goods. He was so sur pr i sed at bei ng di scover ed t hat he di d not even t r y t o r un away. Af t er he was ar r est ed, t he m an adm i t t ed hi di ng i n t he box bef or e t he pl ane l ef t London. He had had a l ong and un f or t abl e t r i p, f or he had been conf i ned t o t he wooden box f or over t owar ds a wait ing car. One of t hem was car ryi ng a bag ful l of m oney. Roy act ed quickly and drove t he bus st raight at the thi eves. The one wi th the money got such a f ri ght t hat he dr opped t he bag. As t he thieves were t ryi ng to get away in their car, Roy dr ove hi s bus i nto t he back of i t. Whi le the bater ed car was movi ng away, Roy stopped his bus and telephoned t he poli ce. The thi eves39。 Only 25 per cent a thief now! 39。 Lesson45 A clear conscience 問心無愧 The whole vi l age soon l ear nt t hat a l arge sum of money had been lost . Sam Benton, the l ocal butcher , had lost hi s wal et whi le t aki ng his savi ngs to t he post of fi ce. Sam was sure t hat he wal et m ust have been f ound by one of t he vi l ager s, but it was not retur ned to hi m. Three months passed, and t hen one morning, Sam f ound his wal et out si de his f ront door . It had been wr apped up in newspaper and it contained half the m oney he had l ost , t oget her wi th a note whi ch sai d: 39。 slowl y. I t obvi ousl y coul d not tel t he di f erence bet ween Indian musi c and ja