【導(dǎo)讀】善著現(xiàn)代人的工作、生活。購物中心物流管理系統(tǒng)將Inter網(wǎng)絡(luò)技術(shù)與現(xiàn)代物?？蛻艟W(wǎng)上訂單，個人信息修改，購物中心的貨物進出庫以及貨物的配送。測試都嚴(yán)格遵循了軟件工程的思想。

　　

【正文】 or a long time he was tossed and sha ken, and then slowly the dar kness gave way, and he came back to the waking world and found that it was morning. Orders were shouted and he was thrown roughly on the grass. 第 20 頁 共 19 頁 There he lay for a while, fighting with despair. His head swam, but from the heat in his body he guessed that he had been given another draught. An Orc stooped over him, and flung him some bread and a strip of raw dried flesh. He ate the stale grey bread hungrily, but not the meat. He was famished but not yet so famished as to eat flesh flung to him by an Orc, the flesh of he dared not guess what creature. He sat up and looked about. Merry was not far away. They were by the banks of a swift narrow river. Ahead mountains loomed: a tall pea k was catching the first rays of the sun. A dark smudge of forest lay on the lower slopes before them. There was much shouting and debating among the Orcs。 a quarrel seemed on the point of brea king out again between the Northerners and the Isengarders. Some were pointing bac k away south, and some were pointing eastward. 39。Very well,39。 said Ugl 鷎 . 39。Leave them to me then! No killing, as I39。ve told you before。 but if you want to throw away what we39。ve e all the way to get, throw it away! I39。ll look after it. Let the fighting Urukhai do the wor k, as usual. If you39。re afraid of the Whiteskins, run! Run! There39。s the forest,39。 he shouted, pointing ahead. 39。Get to it! It39。s your best hope. Off you go! And quic k, before I knock a few more heads off, to put some sense into the others.39。 There was some cursing and scuffling, and then most of the Northerners broke away and dashed off, over a hundred of them, running wildly along the river towards the mountains. The hobbits were left with the Isengarders: a grim dark band, four score at least of large, swart, slanteyed Orcs with great bows and short broadbladed swords. A few of the larger and bolder Northerners remained with them. 39。Now we39。ll deal with Grishn 醟 h,39。 said Ugl 鷎 。 but some even of his own followers were looking uneasily southwards. 39。I know,39。 growled U gl 鷎 . 39。The cursed horseboys have got w ind of us. But that39。s all your fault, Snaga. You and the other scouts ought to have your ears cut off. But we are the fighters. We39。ll feast on horseflesh yet, or something better.39。 At that moment Pippin saw why some of the troop had been pointing eastward. From that direction there now came hoarse cries, and there was Grishn 醟 h again, and at his bac k a couple of score of others like him: longarmed crooklegged Orcs. They had a red eye painted on their shields. Ugl 鷎 stepped forward to meet them. 39。So you39。ve e back?39。 he said. 39。Thought better of it, eh?39。 39。I39。ve returned to see that Orders are carried out and the prisoners safe,39。 answered Grishn 醟 h. 39。Indeed!39。 said Ugl 鷎 . 39。Waste of effort. I39。ll see that orders are carried out in my mand. And what else did you e back for? You went in a hurry. Did you leave anything behind?39。 39。I left a fool,39。 snarled Grishn 醟 h. 39。But there were some stout fellows with him that are too good to lose. I knew you39。d lead them into a mess. I39。ve e to he lp them.39。 39。Splendid!39。 laughed Ugl 鷎 . 39。But unless you39。ve got some guts for fighting, you39。ve taken the wrong way. Lugb 鷕 z was your road. The Whiteskins are ing. What39。s happened to your precious Nazg 鹟 ? Has he had another mount shot under him? Now, if you39。d brought him along, that might have been usefulif these Nazg 鹟 are all they make out.39。 39。_Nazg 鹟 , Nazg 鹟 _,39。 said Grishn 醟 h, shivering and lic king his lips, as if the word had a foul taste that he savoured painfully. 39。You spea k of what is deep bey ond the reach of your muddy dreams, Ugl鷎 ,39。 he said. 39。_Nazg 鹟 !_Ah! All that they make out! One day you39。ll wish that you had not said that. Ape!39。 he snarled fiercely. 39。You ought to know that they39。re the apple of the Great Eye. But the winged Na zg鹟 : not yet, not yet. He won39。t let them show themselves across the Great River yet, not too soon. They39。re f or the Warand other purposes.39。 39。You seem to know ken of them in any of your tales.39。 39。I know of them,39。 said Pippin softly, 39。but I will not speak of them now, so near, so near.39。 He broke off and lifted his eyes above the River, and it seemed to him that all he could see was a vast and threatening shadow. Perhaps it was mountains looming on the verge of sight, their jagged edges softened by wellnigh twenty le agues of misty air。 perhaps it was but a cloudwall, and beyond that again a yet deeper gloom. But even as he looked it seemed to his eyes that the gloom was growing and gathering, very slowly, slowly rising to smothe r the regions of the sun. 39。So near to Mordor ?39。 said Beregond quietly. 39。Yes, there it lies. We seldom name it。 but we have dwelt ever in sight of that shadow: sometimes it seems fainter and more distant。 sometimes nearer and darker. It is grow ing and darkening now 。 and therefore our fear and disquiet grow too. And the Fell Riders, less than a year ago they won back the crossings, and many of our best men were slain. Boromir it was that drove the enemy at last back from this western shore, and we hold still the near half of Osgiliath. For a little whi le. But we await now a new onslaught there. Maybe the chief onslaught of the war that es.39。 39。When?39。 said Pippin. 39。Have you a guess? For I saw the beacons last night and the errandriders。 and Gandalf said that it was a sign that war had begun. He seemed in a desperate hurry. But now everything seems to have slowed up again.39。 39。Only because everything is now ready,39。 said Beregond. 39。It is but the deep breath before the plunge.39。 39。But why were the beacons lit last night?39。 39。It is overlate to se