牙牙學(xué)語(yǔ)童話(huà)類(lèi)The Golden Bird 05

<p>[ti:未知]<br /> [ar:]<br /> [al:]<br /> [by:]<br /> [00:02.58]知行英語(yǔ)<br /> [00:07.36]Listen and Share<br /> [00:15.91]The Golden Bird<br /> [00:22.22]黃金鳥(niǎo)<br /> [00:29.94]So he set out once more on his journey,<br /> [00:33.23]sighing, and in great despair,<br /> [00:36.86]when on a sudden his friend the fox met him, and said,<br /> [00:40.89]'You see now what has happened<br /> [00:42.86]on account of your not listening to my counsel.<br /> [00:47.21]I will still, however,<br /> [00:49.36]tell you how to find the golden horse,<br /> [00:52.58]if you will do as I bid you.<br /> [00:55.39]You must go straight on till you come to the castle<br /> [01:00.38]where the horse stands in his stall:<br /> [01:03.85]by his side will lie the groom fast asleep and snoring:<br /> [01:09.25]take away the horse quietly,<br /> [01:12.14]but be sure to put the old leathern saddle upon him,<br /> [01:16.66]and not the golden one that is close by it.'<br /> [01:21.60]Then the son sat down on the fox's tail,<br /> [01:24.68]and away they went over stock and stone<br /> [01:28.78]till their hair whistled in the wind.<br /> [01:32.38]All went right,<br /> [01:34.53]and the groom lay snoring with his hand<br /> [01:37.28]upon the golden saddle.<br /> [01:39.68]But when the son looked at the horse,<br /> [01:43.22]he thought it a great pity<br /> [01:45.51]to put the leathern saddle upon it.<br /> [01:48.75]'I will give him the good one,' he said;<br /> [01:52.14]'I am sure he deserves it.'<br /> [01:55.37]As he took up the golden saddle<br /> [01:58.16]the groom awoke and cried out so loud,<br /> [02:01.91]that all the guards ran in and took him prisoner,<br /> [02:06.01]and in the morning he was again<br /> [02:08.75]brought before the court to be judged,<br /> [02:11.52]and was sentenced to die.<br /> [02:14.27]But it was agreed, that,<br /> [02:16.46]if he could bring thither the beautiful princess,<br /> [02:21.34]he should live,<br /> [02:22.84]and have the bird and the horse given him for his own.<br /> [02:37.49]講解<br /> [04:34.48]So he set out once more on his journey,<br /> [04:37.74]sighing, and in great despair,<br /> [04:49.32]when on a sudden his friend the fox met him, and said,<br /> [04:59.59]'You see now what has happened<br /> [05:02.18]on account of your not listening to my counsel.<br /> [05:11.51]I will still, however,<br /> [05:13.69]tell you how to find the golden horse,<br /> [05:16.68]if you will do as I bid you.<br /> [05:29.30]You must go straight on till you come to the castle<br /> [05:33.83]where the horse stands in his stall:<br /> [05:47.25]by his side will lie the groom fast asleep and snoring:<br /> [05:56.86]take away the horse quietly,<br /> [06:02.49]but be sure to put the old leathern saddle upon him,<br /> [06:11.12]and not the golden one that is close by it.'<br /> [06:19.45]Then the son sat down on the fox's tail,<br /> [06:22.74]and away they went over stock and stone<br /> [06:26.76]till their hair whistled in the wind.<br /> [06:37.27]All went right,<br /> [06:39.99]and the groom lay snoring with his hand<br /> [06:42.22]upon the golden saddle.<br /> [06:53.64]But when the son looked at the horse,<br /> [06:56.74]he thought it a great pity<br /> [06:59.05]to put the leathern saddle upon it.<br /> [07:12.07]'I will give him the good one,' he said;<br /> [07:14.90]'I am sure he deserves it.'<br /> [07:23.47]As he took up the golden saddle<br /> [07:26.28]the groom awoke and cried out so loud,<br /> [07:36.50]that all the guards ran in and took him prisoner,<br /> [07:46.93]and in the morning he was again<br /> [07:49.30]brought before the court to be judged,<br /> [07:52.31]and was sentenced to die.<br /> [08:02.62]But it was agreed, that,<br /> [08:04.37]if he could bring thither the beautiful princess,<br /> [08:09.21]he should live,<br /> [08:20.16]and have the bird and the horse given him for his own.<br /> [08:45.70]多學(xué)一點(diǎn)<br /> [08:48.33]in despair  絕望地<br /> [08:55.20]on a sudden<br /> [08:56.66]all of a sudden  突然<br /> [09:03.95]on account of  因?yàn)?br /> [09:07.01]bid  吩咐、命令<br /> [09:12.14]stall  馬廄<br /> [09:16.76]groom  馬夫<br /> [09:21.89]leathern<br /> [09:26.25]leather<br /> [09:30.01]saddle  馬鞍<br /> [09:34.95]close by something   挨近、在…近旁<br /> [09:39.57]think it a pity to do something<br /> [09:45.50]somebody deserve something<br /> [09:50.80]awake  醒過(guò)來(lái)<br /> [09:57.51]judge  審判<br /> [10:03.62]somebody be sentenced to<br /> [10:09.79]thither<br /> [10:17.25]there<br /> [10:23.89]So he set out once more on his journey,<br /> [10:27.20]sighing, and in great despair,<br /> [10:30.86]when on a sudden his friend the fox met him, and said,<br /> [10:34.94]'You see now what has happened<br /> [10:37.06]on account of your not listening to my counsel.<br /> [10:41.16]I will still, however,<br /> [10:43.57]tell you how to find the golden horse,<br /> [10:46.47]if you will do as I bid you.<br /> [10:50.12]You must go straight on till you come to the castle<br /> [10:54.44]where the horse stands in his stall:<br /> [10:57.93]by his side will lie the groom fast asleep and snoring:<br /> [11:03.26]take away the horse quietly,<br /> [11:06.44]but be sure to put the old leathern saddle upon him,<br /> [11:11.00]and not the golden one that is close by it.'<br /> [11:15.42]Then the son sat down on the fox's tail,<br /> [11:18.78]and away they went over stock and stone<br /> [11:22.75]till their hair whistled in the wind.<br /> [11:27.37]All went right,<br /> [11:29.17]and the groom lay snoring with his hand<br /> [11:31.51]upon the golden saddle.<br /> [11:34.21]But when the son looked at the horse,<br /> [11:37.38]he thought it a great pity<br /> [11:39.76]to put the leathern saddle upon it.<br /> [11:43.55]'I will give him the good one,' he said;<br /> [11:46.48]'I am sure he deserves it.'<br /> [11:49.76]As he took up the golden saddle<br /> [11:52.83]the groom awoke and cried out so loud,<br /> [11:56.41]that all the guards ran in and took him prisoner,<br /> [12:00.38]and in the morning he was again<br /> [12:03.12]brought before the court to be judged,<br /> [12:06.01]and was sentenced to die.<br /> [12:08.72]But it was agreed, that,<br /> [12:10.78]if he could bring thither the beautiful princess,<br /> [12:15.64]he should live,<br /> [12:17.47]and have the bird and the horse given him for his own.<br /> [12:26.86]知行提示</p>

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