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【正文】 設(shè)備 5 臺(tái)（套）； 購置種子加工設(shè)備 7 臺(tái)（套）； 水利設(shè)施 3 套。 ③土建 建設(shè)種子倉庫 1500 平方米； and an enormous appeti te. My fri ends kept on offeri ng me cigaretes and cigar s. They made no efor t o hi de t heir amusement whenever I pr oduced a packet of swets f rom my pocket . Af ter seven days of this I went to a party. Everybody around me was smoki ng and I f el t extremely unfort able. When my old f riend Brian urged me t o accept a cigarete, it was more than I coul d bear. I took one guil til y, li t i t and smoked wi th sati sf acti on. My wif e was del ight ed t hat things had returned t o normal once mor e. Anyway, as Brian poi nt ed out, it is the easiest thing in t he worl d to give up smoki ng. He hi mself has done it lots of times! Lesson79 By air 乘飛機(jī) I used t o tr avel by ai r a gr eat deal when I was a boy. My par ent s, used t o li ve i n South America and I used to f ly there fr om Eur ope in t he holidays. An air hostes woul d take char ge of me and I never had an unpleasant exper ience. I am used to t ravel ing by air and only on one occasion have I ever f el t f ri ghtened. Af ter taki ng off , we were f lying low over the ci ty and slowly gaining height, when the plane suddenly t ur ned round and flew back t o the ai rpor t. While we wer e wai ti ng t o land, an air hostes t ol d us t o keep calm and to get off the pl ane qui et ly as oon as it had touched down. Ever ybody on board was worri ed and we wer e curi ous to f ind out what had happened. Later we lear nt that here was a very i mpor tant per son on boar d. The poli ce had been t ol d that a bomb had been planted on t he plane. Aft er we had l anded, t he plane was searched thoroughly. Fort unate ly, nothing was f ound and fi ve hour s lat er we were abl e to take of f agai n. Lesson80 The Cryst al Palace 水晶宮 Per haps t he most ext raordinar y buil di ng of the ni ent h century was the Cr ystal Palace, whi ch was bui lt in Hyde Park for the Great Exhi bi tion of 1851. The Cr ystal Palace was di f er ent fr om al l other buildings in the world, for it was made of ir on and gl ass. It was one of the biggest buildings of al time and a lot of peopl e from many count ri es came t o see it. A great many goods were sent to the exhibit ion from vari ous part s of t he worl d. There was al so a great deal of machinery on di splay. The most wonder ful pi ece of machinery on show was Nasmyth39。s steam hammer. Though in t hose days, tr avel li ng was not as easy as it is t oday, st eam boat s car ied thousands of vi si tors acr oss the Channel f rom Europe. On ar ri vi ng i n England, they were t aken to the Cryst al Pal ace by train. There were six mil li on visitor s i n al l, and the profi ts fr om the exhibiti on were used t o buil d museums and colleges. Later, the Cryst al Pal ace was moved to South London. It remained one of the most famous bui ldings i n the wor ld unt il it was burnt down in 1936. Leson81 Escape 脫逃 When he had kil ed t he guar d, the prisoner of war quickl y dr agged him into t he bushes. Wor ki ng r api dl y in the dar knes, he soon changed i nto the dead man39。s clothes. Now, dr essed in a blue uni form and wit h a rif le over his shoul der, the prisoner mar ched boldly up and down in fr ont of t he camp. He could hear shout ing in the camp it self . Li ghts were blazi ng and men were r unning here and ther e: they had just discover ed t hat a pr isoner had escaped. At that moment , a l ar ge black car wi th f our of fi cers inside it, stopped at the camp gat es. The of fi cers got out and the pr isoner stood t o at tent ion and sal ut ed as they pa sed. When they had gone, t he dri ver of the car came t owar ds hi m. The man obvi ously want ed to t al k. He was r at her el der ly wit h gr ey hair and clear blue eyes. The prisoner felt sorr y for hi m, but ther e was not hi ng else he coul d do. As the m an came near , t he pri soner knocked hi m t o the gr ound with a sharp blow. Then, j umping into t he car, he drove of f as qui ckly as he coul d. Leson82 Monster or fish? 是妖還是魚？ Fisher men and sailor s omet imes claim to have seen monsters in t he sea. Though people have of ten laughed at st or ies told by seamen, i t i s now known t hat many of t hese 39。monst er s39。 which have at times been si ghted are si mpl y st range fi sh. Ocasional ly, unusual cr eatur es ar e washed to t he shor e, but they ar e r ar ely caught out at sea. Some ti me ago, however , a peculi ar fi sh was caught near Madagascar . A smal fi shingboat was car ried mil es out t o sea by t he power ful fish as i t pulled on the line. Real izing that t hi s was no or di nary f ish, the fi sherman made every ef or t not t o damage i t i n any way. When i t was event ual y br ought t o shore, i t was found t o be over thir teen f et long. It had a head li ke a hor se, bi g bl ue eyes, shi ning sil ver skin, and a bright r ed t ai l , The fi sh, which has since been sent to a museum where i t i s being examined by a scientist, is cal led an oarf ish. Such cr eatures have rarely been sen al ive by man as t hey li ve at a depth of six hundred feet. Leson83 Aft er t he elections 大選之后 The for mer Pri me Minister, Mr Went wor th Lane, was defeated in the recent elections. He is now retir ing fr om pol it cal lif e and has gone abr oad. My f ri end, Cr awl ey, has al ways been a f anatical opponent of Mr Lane39。s Radical Progresive Par ty. Af ter t he elect ions, Crawley went to the former Prime Minist er 39。s house. When he asked i f Mr Lane l ived t here, the poli cema n on duty told him that since his def eat, the ex Pr ime Mi ni st er had gone abr oad. On t he f ollowing day, Cr awl ey went t o the house again. The same pol iceman was j ust wal ki ng slowly past the entr ance, when Crawley asked t he same question. Though a li tl e suspicious this ti me, the pol iceman gave hi m the same answer . The day aft er , Cr awley went to t he house once mor e and asked exact