SleepingPillsBobwashavingtroublegettingtosleepatnight.Hewenttoseehisdoctor,whoprescribedsomeextra-strongsleepingpills.SundaynightBobtookthepills,sleptwellandwasawakebeforeheheardthealarm.Hetookhistimegettingtotheoffice,strolledinandsaidtohisboss:"Ididn'thaveabitoftroublegettingupthismorning.""That'sfine,"roaredtheboss,"but

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AGreektoRememberDiogeneswasafamousGreekphilosopherofthefourthcenturyB.C.,whoestablishedthephilosophyofcynicism.Heoftenwalkedaboutinthedaytimeholdingalightedlantern,peeringaroundasifhewerelookingforsomething.Whenauestionedabouthisoddbehavior,hewouldreply,'Iamsearchingforanhonestman.'Diogenesheldthatthegoodmanwasself-sufficientanddi

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Samisalittlefish.Helivesinthesea.Heisverylonely.Hewantstohaveafriend.Thefriendlookslikehim.Samseesaninkfish.Theinkfishhaseightlegs.Hedoesn’tlooklikeSam.SoSamgoesaway.xiao84.comSammeetsashark.Hewantstosayhellototheshark.Thesharkopenshisbigmouth.Samrunsawayquickly.Samistiredandhungry.Hewantstohavearest.Thenheseesaround

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Flopsy,Mopsy,andCotton-tail,whoweregoodlittlebunnies,wentdownthelanetogatherblackberries:佛罗普塞、莫普塞和库特泰尔都是懂事又听话的好孩子，他们四个手拉着手一起到小路下面去捡黑莓。ButPeter,whowasverynaughty,ranstraightawaytoMr.McGregor'sgarden,andsqueezedunderthegate!但是，彼得却没听妈妈的话。他太淘气了，

OnceuponatimetherewerefourlittleRabbits,andtheirnameswere—Flopsy,Mopsy,Cotton-tail,andPeter.很久以前，有四只可爱的小兔子，他们的名字分别叫佛罗普塞、莫普塞、库特泰尔和彼得。TheylivedwiththeirMotherinasand-bank,underneaththerootofaverybigfir-tree.他们和他们的妈妈一起，住在一棵大枞树树根下面的一个沙洞里。

Oncetherewasalittleboywhohadabadtemper.Hisfathergavehimabagofnailsandtoldhimthateverytimehelosthistemper,hemusthammeranailintothefence.从前，有一个小男孩，他的脾气很坏。他的父亲送给他一袋钉子。告诉他说，他每发一次火，就必须将一颗钉子钉在栅栏上。Thefirstdaytheboyhammered37nailsintothefence.Overthe

Goodnews:Twoboyswentoutclimbingtrees.好消息：两名男童出去爬树。Badnews:woneofthemfellout.坏消息：其中有一人摔下来了。Goodnews:Therewasahammockbeneathhim.好消息：他下面有一个吊床。Badnews:Therewasarakebesidethehammock.坏消息：吊床旁边有一个耙子。Goodnews:Hemissedtherake.好消息：他和耙子擦肩而过。Badnews