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北师大版 (2019)选择性必修 第四册Lesson 3 Anne of Green Gables导学案
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Lessn 3 Anne f Green ______(山墙，三角墙)
Marilla saw Matthew in the frnt yard and immediately rushed t the dr. But when her eyes fell n the dd little figure in the _____(硬的), ugly dress, with the lng red hair and the eager, bright eyes, she _____(呆住) in _____(吃惊).
“Matthew Cuthbert, wh’s that?” she asked. “Where is the by?”
“There wasn’t any by,” said Matthew. “There was nly her.”
He ndded at the child, _____(remember) that he had never even asked her name.
“N by! But there_____(be) a by,” insisted Marilla. “We sent wrd t Mrs Spencer t bring a by.”
“Well, she didn’t. She brught her. She arrived at train statin and culdn’t _____(leave) there alne.”
During this dialgue the child _____(remain) silent. Suddenly she seemed t grasp the full meaning f ____had been said. She sprang frward a step and_____(双手紧握).
“Yu dn’t want me!” the girl cried. “Yu dn’t want me because I’m nt a by! I might _____(expect) it. I might have knwn it was all t beautiful t last. I might have knwn nbdy really did want me. Oh, what am I ging t d? I’m ging t _____(突然哭出来)!”
_____(突然哭了) she did. _____(sit)dwn n a chair by the table, _____(thrw) her arms n it, and_____(bury) her face in them, she_____(继续做) t cry strmily. Marilla and Matthew lked at each ther. Neither f them knew what t say r d. Finally Marilla_____(step) in t try t cmfrt the child.
“Well, well, there’s n need_____(cry) s abut it.”
“Yes, there is need!” The child raised her head, _____(揭示，显露) a _____(有泪痕的) face. “Yu _____(will) cry, t, if yu were _____(一个孤儿) and had cme t a place yu _____(think) was ging t be hme and fund that they didn’t want yu because yu weren’t a by.
“Well, dn’t cry anymre. We’re nt ging t send yu ff tnight. Yu’ll have t stay here until we_____(调查) this affair. What’s yur name?”
“Anne,” said the child sadly.
“Well, cme alng, Anne. It’s dinner time.”
They all sat dwn fr dinner but Anne culd nt eat. She tried t enjy the bread and butter and the apple jam ut f the little glass dish by her plate but she had n appetite.
“Yu’re nt eating anything,” said Marilla sharply, _____(eye) her as if it ____(be) a serius prblem. Anne _____(叹气).
“I can’t. I’m in the depths f_____(绝望). Can yu eat when yu are in the depths f_____(绝望)?”
“I’ve never been in the depths f _____(绝望), s I can’t say,” respnded Marilla.
“Weren’t yu? Well, did yu ever try t imagine yu were in the depths f _____(绝望)?”
“N, I didn’t.”
“I guess she’s tired,” said Matthew. “Best put her t bed, Marilla.”
Marilla _____(wnder) where Anne shuld be put t bed. She decided n the small bedrm n the first flr. She lit a candle and tld Anne t fllw her, ____ Anne did, _____(take) her hat and bag frm the hall table as she passed. The hall was perfectly clean; the little rm____ ____she fund herself _____(seem) still cleaner.
Marilla set the candle n a three-legged table and turned dwn the bedclthes.
“Well, undress as quick as yu can and g t bed. I’ll cme back in a few minutes fr the candle. I _____(不敢)trust yu t put it ut yurself. Yu’d likely set the place n fire.”
When Marilla _____(g), Anne lked arund her sadly. The whitewashed walls were s painfully _____(无装饰的，空的). The flr was_____(无装饰的，空的), t. In ne crner ____ the bed, a high, ld-fashined ne f dark wd. Midway between table and bed was the windw, with an icy white curtain ver it. There was n restrm, but there was a wash stand with a_____(水龙头) in the ther crner. The whle rm felt cld and unwelcming, ____ sent a _____(发抖) thrugh Anne’s _____(骨头). With a _____(抽泣) she quickly undressed, put n her nightclthes and jumped int bed ____ she pressed her face dwn int the_____(枕头) and pulled the clthes ver her head.
When Marilla came up fr the light, she saw the untidy way the clthing _____(thrw) n the flr. She carefully picked up Anne’s clthes, placed them neatly n a yellw chair, and then, _____(take up) the candle, went ver t the bed.
“Gd night,”she said, a little awkwardly, but nt unkindly.
Anne’s white face and big eyes appeared ver the bedclthes. “Hw can yu call it a gd night when yu knw it must be the very wrst night I’ve ever had?” she said disapprvingly. Then she _____(扑向，跳水，钻进) int the bedclthes again.
T bed _____(g) Matthew. And t bed, when she had put her dishes away, went Marilla,_____(皱眉) mst _____(坚决地). And up-stairs, in the east gable, a lnely, heart-hungry, friendless child _____(cry) herself t sleep.
Lessn 3 Anne f Green ______(山墙，三角墙)
第三课 绿山墙的安妮
Marilla saw Matthew in the frnt yard and immediately rushed t the dr. But when her eyes fell n the dd little figure in the _____(硬的), ugly dress, with the lng red hair and the eager, bright eyes, she _____(呆住) in _____(吃惊).
玛丽拉看见马修到前院了，立刻冲到门口。但当她的目光落在那个衣服不合身又难看、长着红色长头发、眼睛热切而明亮的古怪小人身上时，她惊呆了。
“Matthew Cuthbert, wh’s that?” she asked. “Where is the by?”
“马修·卡斯伯特，她是谁？那个男孩子呢？”她问道。
“There wasn’t any by,” said Matthew. “There was nly her.”
“没有男孩子，只有她在那里。”马修答道。
He ndded at the child, _____(remember) that he had never even asked her name.
他向那孩子点了点头，突然想起自己甚至还没有问过女孩儿的名字。
“N by! But there_____(be) a by,” insisted Marilla. “We sent wrd t Mrs Spencer t bring a by.”
“没有男孩儿！可是一定得有个男孩儿，”玛丽拉坚持说。“我们给斯宾塞太太捎口信要带个男孩子来的呀。”
“Well, she didn’t. She brught her. She arrived at train statin and culdn’t _____(leave) there alne.”
“好吧，她没有。斯宾塞太太只带来了这个孩子。她到了火车站，总不能把她一个人扔在那儿吧。”
During this dialgue the child _____(remain) silent. Suddenly she seemed t grasp the full meaning f ____had been said. She sprang frward a step and_____(双手紧握).
俩人说话时，这孩子一声不吭。突然，她似乎完全明白了他们说话的意思，冲上前一步，双手紧握。
“Yu dn’t want me!” the girl cried. “Yu dn’t want me because I’m nt a by! I might _____(expect) it. I might have knwn it was all t beautiful t last. I might have knwn nbdy really did want me. Oh, what am I ging t d? I’m ging t _____(突然哭出来)!”
“你们不想要我！”她大喊道。“你们不想要我，就因为我不是男孩儿！我早就应该料到。我早就应该知道这件事太美好，无法持久。我早就应该想到没人真得想要我。哦，我该怎么办呀？我马上就要哭出来了！”
_____(突然哭了) she did. _____(sit)dwn n a chair by the table, _____(thrw) her arms n it, and_____(bury) her face in them, she_____(继续做) t cry strmily. Marilla and Matthew lked at each ther. Neither f them knew what t say r d. Finally Marilla_____(step) in t try t cmfrt the child.
她立刻哭了起来。一下坐到桌边的椅子上，扑到桌上，脸埋在臂弯里，放声大哭。玛丽拉和马修面面相觑，都不知道该说什么，也不知道该做点儿什么。最后玛丽拉试着走上前安慰这个孩子。
“Well, well, there’s n need_____(cry) s abut it.”
“好啦，好啦，没必要为这事儿哭成这样。”
“Yes, there is need!” The child raised her head, _____(揭示，显露) a _____(有泪痕的) face. “Yu _____(will) cry, t, if yu were _____(一个孤儿) and had cme t a place yu _____(think) was ging t be hme and fund that they didn’t want yu because yu weren’t a by.
“有，有必要！”那孩子抬起头，露出一张泪痕斑斑的脸。“如果你是个孤儿，来到一个满以为会成为自己家的地方，却发现他们并不想要你，因为你不是个男孩，你也会哭的。”
“Well, dn’t cry anymre. We’re nt ging t send yu ff tnight. Yu’ll have t stay here until we_____(调查) this affair. What’s yur name?”
“好吧，别再哭了。今晚我们不会送你走的。在我们搞清楚这件事之前，你先待在这儿。你叫什么名字？”
“Anne,” said the child sadly.
“我叫安妮，”孩子悲伤地说。
“Well, cme alng, Anne. It’s dinner time.”
“好的，来吧，安妮，该吃晚饭了。”
They all sat dwn fr dinner but Anne culd nt eat. She tried t enjy the bread and butter and the apple jam ut f the little glass dish by her plate but she had n appetite.
他们都坐下来吃饭，但安妮吃不下。她试着吃点儿面包、黄油和摆在她盘子旁边小玻璃碟里的苹果酱，但一点胃口都没有。
“Yu’re nt eating anything,” said Marilla sharply, _____(eye) her as if it ____(be) a serius prblem. Anne _____(叹气).
“你什么都没吃，”玛丽拉严厉地说，眼睛盯着她，好像这是个严重的问题。安妮叹了口气。
“I can’t. I’m in the depths f_____(绝望). Can yu eat when yu are in the depths f_____(绝望)?”
“我吃不下。我彻底绝望了。你彻底绝望的时侯还能吃得下东西吗？”
“I’ve never been in the depths f _____(绝望), s I can’t say,” respnded Marilla.
“我从来没有完全绝望的时候，所以没法回答，”玛丽拉回答道。
“Weren’t yu? Well, did yu ever try t imagine yu were in the depths f _____(绝望)?”
“你没有过吗？好吧，那你有没有试着想象自己陷入了绝望的深渊？”
“N, I didn’t.”
“不，没想过。”
“I guess she’s tired,” said Matthew. “Best put her t bed, Marilla.”
“我想她一定是累了，”马修说。“最好让她去睡觉吧，玛丽拉。”
Marilla _____(wnder) where Anne shuld be put t bed. She decided n the small bedrm n the first flr. She lit a candle and tld Anne t fllw her, ____ Anne did, _____(take) her hat and bag frm the hall table as she passed. The hall was perfectly clean; the little rm____ ____she fund herself _____(seem) still cleaner.
玛丽拉一直在想应该让安妮睡在哪里，最后决定安排在一楼的小卧室。她点了根蜡烛，叫安妮跟着她。安妮跟了上来，路过大厅时从桌子上拿起自己的帽子和包。大厅非常干净，她发现自己进来的这间小屋似乎更干净。
Marilla set the candle n a three-legged table and turned dwn the bedclthes.
玛丽拉把蜡烛放在一张三腿桌上，铺开床褥。
“Well, undress as quick as yu can and g t bed. I’ll cme back in a few minutes fr the candle. I _____(不敢)trust yu t put it ut yurself. Yu’d likely set the place n fire.”
“好了，赶快脱掉衣服上床睡觉吧。几分钟后我会回来拿蜡烛，我可不放心让你自己吹灭蜡烛，你很可能会放火烧了这个地方。”
When Marilla _____(g), Anne lked arund her sadly. The whitewashed walls were s painfully _____(无装饰的，空的). The flr was_____(无装饰的，空的), t. In ne crner ____ the bed, a high, ld-fashined ne f dark wd. Midway between table and bed was the windw, with an icy white curtain ver it. There was n restrm, but there was a wash stand with a_____(水龙头) in the ther crner. The whle rm felt cld and unwelcming, ____ sent a _____(发抖) thrugh Anne’s _____(骨头). With a _____(抽泣) she quickly undressed, put n her nightclthes and jumped int bed ____ she pressed her face dwn int the_____(枕头) and pulled the clthes ver her head.
玛丽拉走后，安妮悲伤地环顾四周。四周的墙壁粉刷得雪白，什么装饰也没有。地板上也空荡荡的，角落里有一张床，一张高高的老式深色木床。桌子和床的中间有一扇窗，窗上挂着一块冰白色的窗帘。房间里没有洗手间，但另一个角落有一个带水龙头的洗漱台。整个房间让人感到寒冷而陌生，安妮浑身打了个冷战。她抽泣着，迅速脱下衣服，穿上睡衣，跳到床上，把脸埋在枕头里，拉过棉被蒙住脑袋。
When Marilla came up fr the light, she saw the untidy way the clthing _____(thrw) n the flr. She carefully picked up Anne’s clthes, placed them neatly n a yellw chair, and then, _____(take up) the candle, went ver t the bed.
玛丽拉回来取蜡烛时，看到安妮的衣服乱七八糟地扔在地上，便仔细地拾起衣服，整齐地放在黄色的椅子上，然后拿起蜡烛，走到床边。
“Gd night,”she said, a little awkwardly, but nt unkindly.
“晚安，”她口气有些生硬，但透着一丝温情。
Anne’s white face and big eyes appeared ver the bedclthes. “Hw can yu call it a gd night when yu knw it must be the very wrst night I’ve ever had?” she said disapprvingly. Then she _____(扑向，跳水，钻进) int the bedclthes again.
安妮从被子里露出苍白的脸蛋和大眼睛。“你明明知道这一定是我度过的最糟糕的一晚，还说什么晚安呢？”她反驳道。然后又钻进了被子里。
T bed _____(g) Matthew. And t bed, when she had put her dishes away, went Marilla,_____(皱眉) mst _____(坚决地). And up-stairs, in the east gable, a lnely, heart-hungry, friendless child _____(cry) herself t sleep.
马修上床睡觉了。玛丽拉收拾完盘子，紧紧地皱着眉头，也回到房间休息了。楼上东山墙那边的房间里，一个孤独、心灰意冷、没有朋友的孩子，哭泣着进入了梦乡。
Lessn 3 Anne f Green Gables
第三课 绿山墙的安妮
Marilla saw Matthew in the frnt yard and immediately rushed t the dr. But when her eyes fell n the dd little figure in the stiff, ugly dress, with the lng red hair and the eager, bright eyes, she frze in amazement.
玛丽拉看见马修到前院了，立刻冲到门口。但当她的目光落在那个衣服不合身又难看、长着红色长头发、眼睛热切而明亮的古怪小人身上时，她惊呆了。
“Matthew Cuthbert, wh’s that?” she asked. “Where is the by?”
“马修·卡斯伯特，她是谁？那个男孩子呢？”她问道。
“There wasn’t any by,” said Matthew. “There was nly her.”
“没有男孩子，只有她在那里。”马修答道。
He ndded at the child, remembering that he had never even asked her name.
他向那孩子点了点头，突然想起自己甚至还没有问过女孩儿的名字。
“N by! But there must have been a by,” insisted Marilla. “We sent wrd t Mrs Spencer t bring a by.”
“没有男孩儿！可是一定得有个男孩儿，”玛丽拉坚持说。“我们给斯宾塞太太捎口信要带个男孩子来的呀。”
“Well, she didn’t. She brught her. She arrived at train statin and culdn’t be left there alne.”
“好吧，她没有。斯宾塞太太只带来了这个孩子。她到了火车站，总不能把她一个人扔在那儿吧。”
During this dialgue the child had remained silent. Suddenly she seemed t grasp the full meaning f what had been said. She sprang frward a step and clasped her hands.
俩人说话时，这孩子一声不吭。突然，她似乎完全明白了他们说话的意思，冲上前一步，双手紧握。
“Yu dn’t want me!” the girl cried. “Yu dn’t want me because I’m nt a by! I might have expected it. I might have knwn it was all t beautiful t last. I might have knwn nbdy really did want me. Oh, what am I ging t d? I’m ging t burst int tears!”
“你们不想要我！”她大喊道。“你们不想要我，就因为我不是男孩儿！我早就应该料到。我早就应该知道这件事太美好，无法持久。我早就应该想到没人真得想要我。哦，我该怎么办呀？我马上就要哭出来了！”
Burst int tears she did. Sitting dwn n a chair by the table, thrwing her arms n it, and burying her face in them, she prceeded t cry strmily. Marilla and Matthew lked at each ther. Neither f them knew what t say r d. Finally Marilla stepped in t try t cmfrt the child.
她立刻哭了起来。一下坐到桌边的椅子上，扑到桌上，脸埋在臂弯里，放声大哭。玛丽拉和马修面面相觑，都不知道该说什么，也不知道该做点儿什么。最后玛丽拉试着走上前安慰这个孩子。
“Well, well, there’s n need t cry s abut it.”
“好啦，好啦，没必要为这事儿哭成这样。”
“Yes, there is need!” The child raised her head, revealing a tear-stained face. “Yu wuld cry, t, if yu were an rphan and had cme t a place yu thught was ging t be hme and fund that they didn’t want yu because yu weren’t a by.
“有，有必要！”那孩子抬起头，露出一张泪痕斑斑的脸。“如果你是个孤儿，来到一个满以为会成为自己家的地方，却发现他们并不想要你，因为你不是个男孩，你也会哭的。”
“Well, dn’t cry anymre. We’re nt ging t send yu ff tnight. Yu’ll have t stay here until we investigate this affair. What’s yur name?”
“好吧，别再哭了。今晚我们不会送你走的。在我们搞清楚这件事之前，你先待在这儿。你叫什么名字？”
“Anne,” said the child sadly.
“我叫安妮，”孩子悲伤地说。
“Well, cme alng, Anne. It’s dinner time.”
“好的，来吧，安妮，该吃晚饭了。”
They all sat dwn fr dinner but Anne culd nt eat. She tried t enjy the bread and butter and the apple jam ut f the little glass dish by her plate but she had n appetite.
他们都坐下来吃饭，但安妮吃不下。她试着吃点儿面包、黄油和摆在她盘子旁边小玻璃碟里的苹果酱，但一点胃口都没有。
“Yu’re nt eating anything,” said Marilla sharply, eying her as if it were a serius prblem. Anne sighed.
“你什么都没吃，”玛丽拉严厉地说，眼睛盯着她，好像这是个严重的问题。安妮叹了口气。
“I can’t. I’m in the depths f despair. Can yu eat when yu are in the depths f despair?”
“我吃不下。我彻底绝望了。你彻底绝望的时侯还能吃得下东西吗？”
“I’ve never been in the depths f despair, s I can’t say,” respnded Marilla.
“我从来没有完全绝望的时候，所以没法回答，”玛丽拉回答道。
“Weren’t yu? Well, did yu ever try t imagine yu were in the depths f despair?”
“你没有过吗？好吧，那你有没有试着想象自己陷入了绝望的深渊？”
“N, I didn’t.”
“不，没想过。”
“I guess she’s tired,” said Matthew. “Best put her t bed, Marilla.”
“我想她一定是累了，”马修说。“最好让她去睡觉吧，玛丽拉。”
Marilla had been wndering where Anne shuld be put t bed. She decided n the small bedrm n the first flr. She lit a candle and tld Anne t fllw her, which Anne did, taking her hat and bag frm the hall table as she passed. The hall was perfectly clean; the little rm in which she fund herself seemed still cleaner.
玛丽拉一直在想应该让安妮睡在哪里，最后决定安排在一楼的小卧室。她点了根蜡烛，叫安妮跟着她。安妮跟了上来，路过大厅时从桌子上拿起自己的帽子和包。大厅非常干净，她发现自己进来的这间小屋似乎更干净。
Marilla set the candle n a three-legged table and turned dwn the bedclthes.
玛丽拉把蜡烛放在一张三腿桌上，铺开床褥。
“Well, undress as quick as yu can and g t bed. I’ll cme back in a few minutes fr the candle. I daren’t trust yu t put it ut yurself. Yu’d likely set the place n fire.”
“好了，赶快脱掉衣服上床睡觉吧。几分钟后我会回来拿蜡烛，我可不放心让你自己吹灭蜡烛，你很可能会放火烧了这个地方。”
When Marilla had gne, Anne lked arund her sadly. The whitewashed walls were s painfully bare. The flr was bare, t. In ne crner was the bed, a high, ld-fashined ne f dark wd. Midway between table and bed was the windw, with an icy white curtain ver it. There was n restrm, but there was a wash stand with a faucet in the ther crner. The whle rm felt cld and unwelcming, which sent a shiver thrugh Anne’s bnes. With a sb she quickly undressed, put n her nightclthes and jumped int bed where she pressed her face dwn int the pillw and pulled the clthes ver her head.
玛丽拉走后，安妮悲伤地环顾四周。四周的墙壁粉刷得雪白，什么装饰也没有。地板上也空荡荡的，角落里有一张床，一张高高的老式深色木床。桌子和床的中间有一扇窗，窗上挂着一块冰白色的窗帘。房间里没有洗手间，但另一个角落有一个带水龙头的洗漱台。整个房间让人感到寒冷而陌生，安妮浑身打了个冷战。她抽泣着，迅速脱下衣服，穿上睡衣，跳到床上，把脸埋在枕头里，拉过棉被蒙住脑袋。
When Marilla came up fr the light, she saw the untidy way the clthing had been thrwn n the flr. She carefully picked up Anne’s clthes, placed them neatly n a yellw chair, and then, taking up the candle, went ver t the bed.
玛丽拉回来取蜡烛时，看到安妮的衣服乱七八糟地扔在地上，便仔细地拾起衣服，整齐地放在黄色的椅子上，然后拿起蜡烛，走到床边。
“Gd night,”she said, a little awkwardly, but nt unkindly.
“晚安，”她口气有些生硬，但透着一丝温情。
Anne’s white face and big eyes appeared ver the bedclthes. “Hw can yu call it a gd night when yu knw it must be the very wrst night I’ve ever had?” she said disapprvingly. Then she dived dwn int the bedclthes again.
安妮从被子里露出苍白的脸蛋和大眼睛。“你明明知道这一定是我度过的最糟糕的一晚，还说什么晚安呢？”她反驳道。然后又钻进了被子里。
T bed went Matthew. And t bed, when she had put her dishes away, went Marilla, frwning mst reslutely. And up-stairs, in the east gable, a lnely, heart-hungry, friendless child cried herself t sleep.
马修上床睡觉了。玛丽拉收拾完盘子，紧紧地皱着眉头，也回到房间休息了。楼上东山墙那边的房间里，一个孤独、心灰意冷、没有朋友的孩子，哭泣着进入了梦乡。
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Lessn 3 Anne f Green ______(山墙，三角墙)
Marilla saw Matthew in the frnt yard and immediately rushed t the dr. But when her eyes fell n the dd little figure in the _____(硬的), ugly dress, with the lng red hair and the eager, bright eyes, she _____(呆住) in _____(吃惊).
“Matthew Cuthbert, wh’s that?” she asked. “Where is the by?”
“There wasn’t any by,” said Matthew. “There was nly her.”
He ndded at the child, _____(remember) that he had never even asked her name.
“N by! But there_____(be) a by,” insisted Marilla. “We sent wrd t Mrs Spencer t bring a by.”
“Well, she didn’t. She brught her. She arrived at train statin and culdn’t _____(leave) there alne.”
During this dialgue the child _____(remain) silent. Suddenly she seemed t grasp the full meaning f ____had been said. She sprang frward a step and_____(双手紧握).
“Yu dn’t want me!” the girl cried. “Yu dn’t want me because I’m nt a by! I might _____(expect) it. I might have knwn it was all t beautiful t last. I might have knwn nbdy really did want me. Oh, what am I ging t d? I’m ging t _____(突然哭出来)!”
_____(突然哭了) she did. _____(sit)dwn n a chair by the table, _____(thrw) her arms n it, and_____(bury) her face in them, she_____(继续做) t cry strmily. Marilla and Matthew lked at each ther. Neither f them knew what t say r d. Finally Marilla_____(step) in t try t cmfrt the child.
“Well, well, there’s n need_____(cry) s abut it.”
“Yes, there is need!” The child raised her head, _____(揭示，显露) a _____(有泪痕的) face. “Yu _____(will) cry, t, if yu were _____(一个孤儿) and had cme t a place yu _____(think) was ging t be hme and fund that they didn’t want yu because yu weren’t a by.
“Well, dn’t cry anymre. We’re nt ging t send yu ff tnight. Yu’ll have t stay here until we_____(调查) this affair. What’s yur name?”
“Anne,” said the child sadly.
“Well, cme alng, Anne. It’s dinner time.”
They all sat dwn fr dinner but Anne culd nt eat. She tried t enjy the bread and butter and the apple jam ut f the little glass dish by her plate but she had n appetite.
“Yu’re nt eating anything,” said Marilla sharply, _____(eye) her as if it ____(be) a serius prblem. Anne _____(叹气).
“I can’t. I’m in the depths f_____(绝望). Can yu eat when yu are in the depths f_____(绝望)?”
“I’ve never been in the depths f _____(绝望), s I can’t say,” respnded Marilla.
“Weren’t yu? Well, did yu ever try t imagine yu were in the depths f _____(绝望)?”
“N, I didn’t.”
“I guess she’s tired,” said Matthew. “Best put her t bed, Marilla.”
Marilla _____(wnder) where Anne shuld be put t bed. She decided n the small bedrm n the first flr. She lit a candle and tld Anne t fllw her, ____ Anne did, _____(take) her hat and bag frm the hall table as she passed. The hall was perfectly clean; the little rm____ ____she fund herself _____(seem) still cleaner.
Marilla set the candle n a three-legged table and turned dwn the bedclthes.
“Well, undress as quick as yu can and g t bed. I’ll cme back in a few minutes fr the candle. I _____(不敢)trust yu t put it ut yurself. Yu’d likely set the place n fire.”
When Marilla _____(g), Anne lked arund her sadly. The whitewashed walls were s painfully _____(无装饰的，空的). The flr was_____(无装饰的，空的), t. In ne crner ____ the bed, a high, ld-fashined ne f dark wd. Midway between table and bed was the windw, with an icy white curtain ver it. There was n restrm, but there was a wash stand with a_____(水龙头) in the ther crner. The whle rm felt cld and unwelcming, ____ sent a _____(发抖) thrugh Anne’s _____(骨头). With a _____(抽泣) she quickly undressed, put n her nightclthes and jumped int bed ____ she pressed her face dwn int the_____(枕头) and pulled the clthes ver her head.
When Marilla came up fr the light, she saw the untidy way the clthing _____(thrw) n the flr. She carefully picked up Anne’s clthes, placed them neatly n a yellw chair, and then, _____(take up) the candle, went ver t the bed.
“Gd night,”she said, a little awkwardly, but nt unkindly.
Anne’s white face and big eyes appeared ver the bedclthes. “Hw can yu call it a gd night when yu knw it must be the very wrst night I’ve ever had?” she said disapprvingly. Then she _____(扑向，跳水，钻进) int the bedclthes again.
T bed _____(g) Matthew. And t bed, when she had put her dishes away, went Marilla,_____(皱眉) mst _____(坚决地). And up-stairs, in the east gable, a lnely, heart-hungry, friendless child _____(cry) herself t sleep.
Lessn 3 Anne f Green ______(山墙，三角墙)
第三课 绿山墙的安妮
Marilla saw Matthew in the frnt yard and immediately rushed t the dr. But when her eyes fell n the dd little figure in the _____(硬的), ugly dress, with the lng red hair and the eager, bright eyes, she _____(呆住) in _____(吃惊).
玛丽拉看见马修到前院了，立刻冲到门口。但当她的目光落在那个衣服不合身又难看、长着红色长头发、眼睛热切而明亮的古怪小人身上时，她惊呆了。
“Matthew Cuthbert, wh’s that?” she asked. “Where is the by?”
“马修·卡斯伯特，她是谁？那个男孩子呢？”她问道。
“There wasn’t any by,” said Matthew. “There was nly her.”
“没有男孩子，只有她在那里。”马修答道。
He ndded at the child, _____(remember) that he had never even asked her name.
他向那孩子点了点头，突然想起自己甚至还没有问过女孩儿的名字。
“N by! But there_____(be) a by,” insisted Marilla. “We sent wrd t Mrs Spencer t bring a by.”
“没有男孩儿！可是一定得有个男孩儿，”玛丽拉坚持说。“我们给斯宾塞太太捎口信要带个男孩子来的呀。”
“Well, she didn’t. She brught her. She arrived at train statin and culdn’t _____(leave) there alne.”
“好吧，她没有。斯宾塞太太只带来了这个孩子。她到了火车站，总不能把她一个人扔在那儿吧。”
During this dialgue the child _____(remain) silent. Suddenly she seemed t grasp the full meaning f ____had been said. She sprang frward a step and_____(双手紧握).
俩人说话时，这孩子一声不吭。突然，她似乎完全明白了他们说话的意思，冲上前一步，双手紧握。
“Yu dn’t want me!” the girl cried. “Yu dn’t want me because I’m nt a by! I might _____(expect) it. I might have knwn it was all t beautiful t last. I might have knwn nbdy really did want me. Oh, what am I ging t d? I’m ging t _____(突然哭出来)!”
“你们不想要我！”她大喊道。“你们不想要我，就因为我不是男孩儿！我早就应该料到。我早就应该知道这件事太美好，无法持久。我早就应该想到没人真得想要我。哦，我该怎么办呀？我马上就要哭出来了！”
_____(突然哭了) she did. _____(sit)dwn n a chair by the table, _____(thrw) her arms n it, and_____(bury) her face in them, she_____(继续做) t cry strmily. Marilla and Matthew lked at each ther. Neither f them knew what t say r d. Finally Marilla_____(step) in t try t cmfrt the child.
她立刻哭了起来。一下坐到桌边的椅子上，扑到桌上，脸埋在臂弯里，放声大哭。玛丽拉和马修面面相觑，都不知道该说什么，也不知道该做点儿什么。最后玛丽拉试着走上前安慰这个孩子。
“Well, well, there’s n need_____(cry) s abut it.”
“好啦，好啦，没必要为这事儿哭成这样。”
“Yes, there is need!” The child raised her head, _____(揭示，显露) a _____(有泪痕的) face. “Yu _____(will) cry, t, if yu were _____(一个孤儿) and had cme t a place yu _____(think) was ging t be hme and fund that they didn’t want yu because yu weren’t a by.
“有，有必要！”那孩子抬起头，露出一张泪痕斑斑的脸。“如果你是个孤儿，来到一个满以为会成为自己家的地方，却发现他们并不想要你，因为你不是个男孩，你也会哭的。”
“Well, dn’t cry anymre. We’re nt ging t send yu ff tnight. Yu’ll have t stay here until we_____(调查) this affair. What’s yur name?”
“好吧，别再哭了。今晚我们不会送你走的。在我们搞清楚这件事之前，你先待在这儿。你叫什么名字？”
“Anne,” said the child sadly.
“我叫安妮，”孩子悲伤地说。
“Well, cme alng, Anne. It’s dinner time.”
“好的，来吧，安妮，该吃晚饭了。”
They all sat dwn fr dinner but Anne culd nt eat. She tried t enjy the bread and butter and the apple jam ut f the little glass dish by her plate but she had n appetite.
他们都坐下来吃饭，但安妮吃不下。她试着吃点儿面包、黄油和摆在她盘子旁边小玻璃碟里的苹果酱，但一点胃口都没有。
“Yu’re nt eating anything,” said Marilla sharply, _____(eye) her as if it ____(be) a serius prblem. Anne _____(叹气).
“你什么都没吃，”玛丽拉严厉地说，眼睛盯着她，好像这是个严重的问题。安妮叹了口气。
“I can’t. I’m in the depths f_____(绝望). Can yu eat when yu are in the depths f_____(绝望)?”
“我吃不下。我彻底绝望了。你彻底绝望的时侯还能吃得下东西吗？”
“I’ve never been in the depths f _____(绝望), s I can’t say,” respnded Marilla.
“我从来没有完全绝望的时候，所以没法回答，”玛丽拉回答道。
“Weren’t yu? Well, did yu ever try t imagine yu were in the depths f _____(绝望)?”
“你没有过吗？好吧，那你有没有试着想象自己陷入了绝望的深渊？”
“N, I didn’t.”
“不，没想过。”
“I guess she’s tired,” said Matthew. “Best put her t bed, Marilla.”
“我想她一定是累了，”马修说。“最好让她去睡觉吧，玛丽拉。”
Marilla _____(wnder) where Anne shuld be put t bed. She decided n the small bedrm n the first flr. She lit a candle and tld Anne t fllw her, ____ Anne did, _____(take) her hat and bag frm the hall table as she passed. The hall was perfectly clean; the little rm____ ____she fund herself _____(seem) still cleaner.
玛丽拉一直在想应该让安妮睡在哪里，最后决定安排在一楼的小卧室。她点了根蜡烛，叫安妮跟着她。安妮跟了上来，路过大厅时从桌子上拿起自己的帽子和包。大厅非常干净，她发现自己进来的这间小屋似乎更干净。
Marilla set the candle n a three-legged table and turned dwn the bedclthes.
玛丽拉把蜡烛放在一张三腿桌上，铺开床褥。
“Well, undress as quick as yu can and g t bed. I’ll cme back in a few minutes fr the candle. I _____(不敢)trust yu t put it ut yurself. Yu’d likely set the place n fire.”
“好了，赶快脱掉衣服上床睡觉吧。几分钟后我会回来拿蜡烛，我可不放心让你自己吹灭蜡烛，你很可能会放火烧了这个地方。”
When Marilla _____(g), Anne lked arund her sadly. The whitewashed walls were s painfully _____(无装饰的，空的). The flr was_____(无装饰的，空的), t. In ne crner ____ the bed, a high, ld-fashined ne f dark wd. Midway between table and bed was the windw, with an icy white curtain ver it. There was n restrm, but there was a wash stand with a_____(水龙头) in the ther crner. The whle rm felt cld and unwelcming, ____ sent a _____(发抖) thrugh Anne’s _____(骨头). With a _____(抽泣) she quickly undressed, put n her nightclthes and jumped int bed ____ she pressed her face dwn int the_____(枕头) and pulled the clthes ver her head.
玛丽拉走后，安妮悲伤地环顾四周。四周的墙壁粉刷得雪白，什么装饰也没有。地板上也空荡荡的，角落里有一张床，一张高高的老式深色木床。桌子和床的中间有一扇窗，窗上挂着一块冰白色的窗帘。房间里没有洗手间，但另一个角落有一个带水龙头的洗漱台。整个房间让人感到寒冷而陌生，安妮浑身打了个冷战。她抽泣着，迅速脱下衣服，穿上睡衣，跳到床上，把脸埋在枕头里，拉过棉被蒙住脑袋。
When Marilla came up fr the light, she saw the untidy way the clthing _____(thrw) n the flr. She carefully picked up Anne’s clthes, placed them neatly n a yellw chair, and then, _____(take up) the candle, went ver t the bed.
玛丽拉回来取蜡烛时，看到安妮的衣服乱七八糟地扔在地上，便仔细地拾起衣服，整齐地放在黄色的椅子上，然后拿起蜡烛，走到床边。
“Gd night,”she said, a little awkwardly, but nt unkindly.
“晚安，”她口气有些生硬，但透着一丝温情。
Anne’s white face and big eyes appeared ver the bedclthes. “Hw can yu call it a gd night when yu knw it must be the very wrst night I’ve ever had?” she said disapprvingly. Then she _____(扑向，跳水，钻进) int the bedclthes again.
安妮从被子里露出苍白的脸蛋和大眼睛。“你明明知道这一定是我度过的最糟糕的一晚，还说什么晚安呢？”她反驳道。然后又钻进了被子里。
T bed _____(g) Matthew. And t bed, when she had put her dishes away, went Marilla,_____(皱眉) mst _____(坚决地). And up-stairs, in the east gable, a lnely, heart-hungry, friendless child _____(cry) herself t sleep.
马修上床睡觉了。玛丽拉收拾完盘子，紧紧地皱着眉头，也回到房间休息了。楼上东山墙那边的房间里，一个孤独、心灰意冷、没有朋友的孩子，哭泣着进入了梦乡。
Lessn 3 Anne f Green Gables
第三课 绿山墙的安妮
Marilla saw Matthew in the frnt yard and immediately rushed t the dr. But when her eyes fell n the dd little figure in the stiff, ugly dress, with the lng red hair and the eager, bright eyes, she frze in amazement.
玛丽拉看见马修到前院了，立刻冲到门口。但当她的目光落在那个衣服不合身又难看、长着红色长头发、眼睛热切而明亮的古怪小人身上时，她惊呆了。
“Matthew Cuthbert, wh’s that?” she asked. “Where is the by?”
“马修·卡斯伯特，她是谁？那个男孩子呢？”她问道。
“There wasn’t any by,” said Matthew. “There was nly her.”
“没有男孩子，只有她在那里。”马修答道。
He ndded at the child, remembering that he had never even asked her name.
他向那孩子点了点头，突然想起自己甚至还没有问过女孩儿的名字。
“N by! But there must have been a by,” insisted Marilla. “We sent wrd t Mrs Spencer t bring a by.”
“没有男孩儿！可是一定得有个男孩儿，”玛丽拉坚持说。“我们给斯宾塞太太捎口信要带个男孩子来的呀。”
“Well, she didn’t. She brught her. She arrived at train statin and culdn’t be left there alne.”
“好吧，她没有。斯宾塞太太只带来了这个孩子。她到了火车站，总不能把她一个人扔在那儿吧。”
During this dialgue the child had remained silent. Suddenly she seemed t grasp the full meaning f what had been said. She sprang frward a step and clasped her hands.
俩人说话时，这孩子一声不吭。突然，她似乎完全明白了他们说话的意思，冲上前一步，双手紧握。
“Yu dn’t want me!” the girl cried. “Yu dn’t want me because I’m nt a by! I might have expected it. I might have knwn it was all t beautiful t last. I might have knwn nbdy really did want me. Oh, what am I ging t d? I’m ging t burst int tears!”
“你们不想要我！”她大喊道。“你们不想要我，就因为我不是男孩儿！我早就应该料到。我早就应该知道这件事太美好，无法持久。我早就应该想到没人真得想要我。哦，我该怎么办呀？我马上就要哭出来了！”
Burst int tears she did. Sitting dwn n a chair by the table, thrwing her arms n it, and burying her face in them, she prceeded t cry strmily. Marilla and Matthew lked at each ther. Neither f them knew what t say r d. Finally Marilla stepped in t try t cmfrt the child.
她立刻哭了起来。一下坐到桌边的椅子上，扑到桌上，脸埋在臂弯里，放声大哭。玛丽拉和马修面面相觑，都不知道该说什么，也不知道该做点儿什么。最后玛丽拉试着走上前安慰这个孩子。
“Well, well, there’s n need t cry s abut it.”
“好啦，好啦，没必要为这事儿哭成这样。”
“Yes, there is need!” The child raised her head, revealing a tear-stained face. “Yu wuld cry, t, if yu were an rphan and had cme t a place yu thught was ging t be hme and fund that they didn’t want yu because yu weren’t a by.
“有，有必要！”那孩子抬起头，露出一张泪痕斑斑的脸。“如果你是个孤儿，来到一个满以为会成为自己家的地方，却发现他们并不想要你，因为你不是个男孩，你也会哭的。”
“Well, dn’t cry anymre. We’re nt ging t send yu ff tnight. Yu’ll have t stay here until we investigate this affair. What’s yur name?”
“好吧，别再哭了。今晚我们不会送你走的。在我们搞清楚这件事之前，你先待在这儿。你叫什么名字？”
“Anne,” said the child sadly.
“我叫安妮，”孩子悲伤地说。
“Well, cme alng, Anne. It’s dinner time.”
“好的，来吧，安妮，该吃晚饭了。”
They all sat dwn fr dinner but Anne culd nt eat. She tried t enjy the bread and butter and the apple jam ut f the little glass dish by her plate but she had n appetite.
他们都坐下来吃饭，但安妮吃不下。她试着吃点儿面包、黄油和摆在她盘子旁边小玻璃碟里的苹果酱，但一点胃口都没有。
“Yu’re nt eating anything,” said Marilla sharply, eying her as if it were a serius prblem. Anne sighed.
“你什么都没吃，”玛丽拉严厉地说，眼睛盯着她，好像这是个严重的问题。安妮叹了口气。
“I can’t. I’m in the depths f despair. Can yu eat when yu are in the depths f despair?”
“我吃不下。我彻底绝望了。你彻底绝望的时侯还能吃得下东西吗？”
“I’ve never been in the depths f despair, s I can’t say,” respnded Marilla.
“我从来没有完全绝望的时候，所以没法回答，”玛丽拉回答道。
“Weren’t yu? Well, did yu ever try t imagine yu were in the depths f despair?”
“你没有过吗？好吧，那你有没有试着想象自己陷入了绝望的深渊？”
“N, I didn’t.”
“不，没想过。”
“I guess she’s tired,” said Matthew. “Best put her t bed, Marilla.”
“我想她一定是累了，”马修说。“最好让她去睡觉吧，玛丽拉。”
Marilla had been wndering where Anne shuld be put t bed. She decided n the small bedrm n the first flr. She lit a candle and tld Anne t fllw her, which Anne did, taking her hat and bag frm the hall table as she passed. The hall was perfectly clean; the little rm in which she fund herself seemed still cleaner.
玛丽拉一直在想应该让安妮睡在哪里，最后决定安排在一楼的小卧室。她点了根蜡烛，叫安妮跟着她。安妮跟了上来，路过大厅时从桌子上拿起自己的帽子和包。大厅非常干净，她发现自己进来的这间小屋似乎更干净。
Marilla set the candle n a three-legged table and turned dwn the bedclthes.
玛丽拉把蜡烛放在一张三腿桌上，铺开床褥。
“Well, undress as quick as yu can and g t bed. I’ll cme back in a few minutes fr the candle. I daren’t trust yu t put it ut yurself. Yu’d likely set the place n fire.”
“好了，赶快脱掉衣服上床睡觉吧。几分钟后我会回来拿蜡烛，我可不放心让你自己吹灭蜡烛，你很可能会放火烧了这个地方。”
When Marilla had gne, Anne lked arund her sadly. The whitewashed walls were s painfully bare. The flr was bare, t. In ne crner was the bed, a high, ld-fashined ne f dark wd. Midway between table and bed was the windw, with an icy white curtain ver it. There was n restrm, but there was a wash stand with a faucet in the ther crner. The whle rm felt cld and unwelcming, which sent a shiver thrugh Anne’s bnes. With a sb she quickly undressed, put n her nightclthes and jumped int bed where she pressed her face dwn int the pillw and pulled the clthes ver her head.
玛丽拉走后，安妮悲伤地环顾四周。四周的墙壁粉刷得雪白，什么装饰也没有。地板上也空荡荡的，角落里有一张床，一张高高的老式深色木床。桌子和床的中间有一扇窗，窗上挂着一块冰白色的窗帘。房间里没有洗手间，但另一个角落有一个带水龙头的洗漱台。整个房间让人感到寒冷而陌生，安妮浑身打了个冷战。她抽泣着，迅速脱下衣服，穿上睡衣，跳到床上，把脸埋在枕头里，拉过棉被蒙住脑袋。
When Marilla came up fr the light, she saw the untidy way the clthing had been thrwn n the flr. She carefully picked up Anne’s clthes, placed them neatly n a yellw chair, and then, taking up the candle, went ver t the bed.
玛丽拉回来取蜡烛时，看到安妮的衣服乱七八糟地扔在地上，便仔细地拾起衣服，整齐地放在黄色的椅子上，然后拿起蜡烛，走到床边。
“Gd night,”she said, a little awkwardly, but nt unkindly.
“晚安，”她口气有些生硬，但透着一丝温情。
Anne’s white face and big eyes appeared ver the bedclthes. “Hw can yu call it a gd night when yu knw it must be the very wrst night I’ve ever had?” she said disapprvingly. Then she dived dwn int the bedclthes again.
安妮从被子里露出苍白的脸蛋和大眼睛。“你明明知道这一定是我度过的最糟糕的一晚，还说什么晚安呢？”她反驳道。然后又钻进了被子里。
T bed went Matthew. And t bed, when she had put her dishes away, went Marilla, frwning mst reslutely. And up-stairs, in the east gable, a lnely, heart-hungry, friendless child cried herself t sleep.
马修上床睡觉了。玛丽拉收拾完盘子，紧紧地皱着眉头，也回到房间休息了。楼上东山墙那边的房间里，一个孤独、心灰意冷、没有朋友的孩子，哭泣着进入了梦乡。
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