【正文】 The Revealer39。 I sai d. 39。 39。 my wi f e answer ed.39。You needn39。t need,39。 We m ust n39。t be so r ude about it ,39。 I sai d t o m y wif e. 39。 l esson41 Do you cal l t hat a hat ? 你把那個(gè)叫帽子嗎？ 39。 she answer ed,39。 she answer ed. In despai r, I asked her whether she was enj oyi ng her di nner . 39。 I asked. 39。 she answered. 39。 I asked. 39。 she answer ed. 39。 39。 I sai d. 39。 Lesson40 Food and t al k 進(jìn)餐與交談 Last week at a dinner par t y, t he hostess asked me t o sit next t o Mrs Rum bol d. Mr s Rum bol d was a l ar ge, unsmi li ng l ady i n a t ight bl ack dress. She di d not even l ook up when I t ook my seat beside her. Her eyes wer e f ixed on her plate and i n a short ti me, she was busy eati ng. I t ri ed to m ake conversat i on. 39。 t he pat ient answer ed,39。s operati on had been successf ul and t he doct or tol d hi m that it had been. He t hen asked when Mr Gi lbert woul d be al l owed t o go hom e and t he doct or tol d hi m that he woul d have t o st ay i n hospit al f or anot her t wo weeks. Then Dr Mil li ngt on asked t he cal er if he was a r elati ve of the pati ent .39。Ol ym pic Ci t y39。 230 ! Lesson47 A t hirst y ghost 嗜酒的鬼魂 A publi c house whi ch was recent ly bought by Mr I an Thom pson i s up for sal e. Mr Thompson i s going t o sel l it because it i s haunted. He tol d me t hat he could not go t o sleep one ni ght because he hear d a str ange noi se i ng fr om the bar. The next m or ning, he found that the doors had bee n blocked by chair s and the f urni ture had been moved. Though Mr Thompson had tur ned t he li ght s off befor e he went to bed, they were on in t he morni ng. He al so sai d that he had found fi ve empty whi sky bot tl es which the ghost m ust have drunk the ni ght befor e. When I suggest ed that some vi l ager s must have e in for a f ree dr ink, Mr Thompson shook his head. The vi l agers have tol d him t hat they wi l not acept t he inn even if he gi ves i t away. Leson48 Did you want to t el me somet hing? 你 想 對我說什么嗎？ Dent ists al ways ask quest ions when it i s impossi ble f or you to answer . 1 某 軟件園項(xiàng)目可行性研究報(bào)告 目 錄 一、 總論 （一） 項(xiàng)目背景 （二） 項(xiàng)目概況 （三） 問題與建議 二、杭州市辦公樓市場研究 （一）杭州區(qū)域狀況研究 宏觀經(jīng)濟(jì)及產(chǎn)業(yè)研究 城市發(fā)展規(guī)劃 城市交通及發(fā)展 （二）下城區(qū)專項(xiàng)研究 經(jīng)濟(jì)發(fā)展戰(zhàn)略研究 區(qū)域分塊及城市規(guī)劃 （三）杭州房地產(chǎn)市場趨勢研究 房地產(chǎn)業(yè)概況 房地產(chǎn)業(yè)發(fā)展趨勢 （三）寫字樓市場研究 杭州市寫字樓市場分析 （ 1） 市場供應(yīng)分析 （ 2） 市場需求分析 （ 3） 發(fā)展趨勢 區(qū)域分布特點(diǎn) 競爭物業(yè)調(diào)查分析 OFFICE PARK 及同類產(chǎn)品分析 e wil l be vi sit ng t he countr y, t he gover nm ent wi l be buil di ng new hot el s, an i mm ense st adi um , and a fi ne new swimm i ng pool. 39。 l esson46 Expensive and unf ort able 既昂貴又受罪 When a pl ane fr om London ar ived at Sydney air por t, wor ker s began to unload a number of wooden boxes which contained clot hi ng. No one could account f or the f act that one of the boxes was extr emely heavy. I t suddenl y occur red t o one of the wor ker s to open up t he box. He was astonishe d at what he f ound. A man was lyi ng in t he box on top of a pi le of wooll en goods. He was so sur pri sed at being discover ed that he did not even t ry to r un away. Af t er he was ar rested, t he man admit ted hi di ng in the box befor e the pl ane l ef t London. He had had a l ong and unfor table t ri p, for he had been confi ned to t he wooden box f or over t en hour s. The man was or der ed to pay amp。s money was pai d back i n t hi s way. The last note said: 39。 Onl y 25 per cent a thi ef now! 39。but only 5o per ce nt a thief !39。 Lesson45 A clear conscience 問心無愧 The whol e vil 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 savings to t he post of fi ce. Sam was sure that he wal et must 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 morni ng, Sam f ound his wal et out si de his f ront door . It had been wrapped up i n newspaper and i t contained half t he money he had lost , together wit h a note whi ch sai d: 39。 sai d Mrs St er li ng lat er , 39。 sl owly. I t obviously could not t el l the dif f er ence between I ndi an music and j azz! Lesson43 Over the Sout h Pole 飛越南極 I n 1929, t hr ee year s af ter his fl ight over the Nor th Pol e, the Amer ican expl orer , R. E. Byr d, successf ull y fl ew over the South Pol e for t he fi rst ti me. Though, at f ir st , Byrd and his men were abl e to t ake a great m any phot ogr aphs of t he m ount ai ns that lay below, t hey soon r an into seri ous tr oubl e. At one point , i t seemed cert ai n t hat their pl ane woul d crash. I t coul d only get over t he mount ains if i t rose to 10, 000 feet. Byrd at once ordered hi s men t o thr ow out two heavy food sacks. The plane was then able t o r ise and it cleared t he mountains by 400 f et . Byr d now knew t hat he woul d be able t o reach the South Pol e whi ch was 300 mil es away, for t her e were no more mount ai ns in si ght . The ai rcr af t was abl e t o fl y over t he e ndl 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 or est wi th her chil dr en and tr ied t o steal her handbag. In t he st ruggle, the st rap broke and, wit h the bag i n their possessi on, both men start ed running t hrough the t rees. Mrs St erl ing got so angr y that she r an aft er t hem. She was soon out of br eat h, but s he cont inued to r un. When she caught up wi th them, she saw that hey had sat down and were goi ng thr ough t he cont ent s of t he bag, so she ran str aight at t hem . The m en got such a fr ight that they dr opped t he bag and r an away. 39。 she answered. Ten mi nut es later we wal ked out of the shop together. My wi fe was weari ng a hat th