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• 1.美国小学英语教材5:第200课 乔西的本垒打(8)
• It was easy to creep unseen into the little play-shed I where all the twins toys, bicycles, balls, bats, and outing garments were kept; it was also ea...
• 2.美国小学英语教材5:第199课 乔西的本垒打(7)
• Mike, she said, cut my hair like Joes. Im going to have it cut the way I like it this time. 迈克，她说，把我的头发剪成乔的那样。这次我要把它剪成我喜欢...
• 3.美国小学英语教材5:第198课 乔西的本垒打(6)
• Perhaps if I have to wait at the shop I will go straight to the game from there. Esther and Eleanor are going with me. Oh, I wish you could go, brothe...
• 4.美国小学英语教材5:第197课 乔西的本垒打(5)
• Nevertheless, although Joe insisted he was all right, Mother noticed that he shivered all evening, and went to bed very early. When she went for a las...
• 5.美国小学英语教材5:第196课 乔西的本垒打(4)
• You might let me alone a minute, Josie Dawn, he growled one night. A fellows got to do something in this world except play ball every minute. 你可以让...
• 6.美国小学英语教材5:第195课 乔西的本垒打(3)
• The spring the twins were ten years old was an exciting time in the Lowell school, which they attended. It seemed as if all the boys in the town had g...
• 7.美国小学英语教材5:第194课 乔西的本垒打(2)
• Aw, Mother, Joe, who was very fond of his sister, would reply, I like to play with Josie, and the kids like her. But you know. Mother, when theres a w...
• 8.美国小学英语教材5:第193课 乔西的本垒打(1)
• JOSIES HOME RUN 乔西的本垒打 Ruth Gipson Plowhead 作者：露丝吉普森普罗汉德 It was lucky for Josie and the team that she was a twin, and it was lucky t...
• 9.美国小学英语教材5:第192课 罗伯特.E.李:从男孩到男人(6)
• Perhaps the happiest part of his early days at Alexandria was the time he spent in taking care of the horses. He learned to ride very well and followe...
• 10.美国小学英语教材5:第191课 罗伯特.E.李:从男孩到男人(5)
• The tasks that the boy undertook in his mothers household would have been hard work for a grown man. But his outdoor life had made him strong. His spl...