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iiiCRiiiContentsChapter 1 Today Im going to meet a boy, Jane Purdy told…1 Chapter 2 Pop, have you ever thought about getting a dog? Jane… 26 Chapter 3 It was not until the next morning that Jane began…48 Chapter 4 All day Sunday Jane drifted around the house in a… 76 Chapter 5 By quarter to six on Saturday Jane, who had been… 98 Chapter 6 Love me on Monday, but dont love me one day.122 Chapter 7 When the bell finally brought to a close the period… 139 Chapter 8 Saturday morning, soon after breakfast, Julie phoned.155 Chapter 9 Although babysitting with Patsy Scruggs was hard work, Jane was… 175 Chapter 10 For the next three days Jane wondered what she should… 196 219 Chapter 11 The next two weeks passed quickly for Jane. It didƒAbout the Author Other Books by Beverly Cleary Credits Cover Copyright About the Publisher Chapter 1 Today Im going to meet a boy, Jane Purdy told herself, as she walked up Blossom Street toward her babysitting job. Today Im going to meet a boy. If she thought it often enough as if she really believed it, maybe she actually would meet a boy even though she was headed for Sandra Nortons house and the worst babysitting job in Wood-mont. If I dont step on any cracks in the sidewalk all the way there, Jane thought, Ill be sure to meet a boy. But avoiding cracks was silly, of course, and the sort of thing she had done when she was in the third grade. She was being just as silly as some of the other fifteen-year-old girls she knew, who 1 counted red convertibles and believed they would go steady with the first boy they saw after the hun-dredth red convertible. Counting convertibles and not stepping on cracks were no way to meet a boy. Maybe, when she finished her job with Sandra, she could walk down to Nibleys Confectionery and Soda Fountain and sit at the counter and order a chocolate Coke float; and if she sipped it very, very slowly, a new boy might happen to come in and sit down beside her. He would be at least s

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ivvBeverlyCleary ILLUSTRATED BY Tracy DOckray ixTo Louis Darling 1916 …1970 viiCOntents1. Ralph Hears a Distant Bugle 12. The Open ROad 233. An EducatiOnal TOy 494. Chum 675. The PersOnul MOwse 936. A Thief in the Craft ShOp 1137. The Escape 1348. Ralph Strikes a Bargain 1559. A DangerOus Plan 171AbOut the AuthOrOther bOOks by Beverly clearyCreditsCOverCOpyrightAbOut the Publisherviii1Ralph Hears aDistant BugleThe small brown mouse named Ralph who was hiding under the grandfather clock did not have much longer to wait before he could ride his motorcycle. The clock had struck eight already, and then eight thirty. Ralph was the only mouse in the Mountain View Inn, a run-down hotel in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada, who 1owned a motorcycle. It was a mouse-sized red motorcycle, a present from a boy named Keith who had been a guest in Room 215 over the Fourth of July weekend. Ralph was proud of his motorcycle, but his brothers and sisters said he was selfish. I am not,Ž said Ralph. Keith gave the motorcycle to me.Ž That evening, while Ralph waited under the clock and watched the television set across the lobby, a man and a woman fol-lowed by a medium-sized boy walked into the hotel. They had the rumpled look of people who had driven many miles that day. The boy was wearing jeans, cowboy boots, and a white T-shirt with the words Happy Acres Camp stenciled across the front. Ralph observed the boy with interest. He was the right kind of boy, a boy sure to like peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. Since the day Keith had left the hotel, Ralph had 2longed for crumbs of a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. A grating, grinding noise came from the works of the grandfather clock. Ralph clapped his paws over his ears. The clock 3 grumbled and groaned and managed to strike the hour. Nine oclock! The time almost had come.The stroke of nine was fol-lowed by the slow sad notes of music that lingered and died mysteriously in the dis-tance every ni

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一、好词积累二、好句摘录1.浮云游子意，落日故人情。 ——李白《送友人》 2.真正的管理人是去管理人的情绪。——顾修全3.感情有着极大的鼓舞力量，因此，它是一切道德行为的重要前提。 ——凯洛夫欣慰气馁呆滞百感交集师老兵疲 落魄陶醉畅快败兴而归大喜过望【字词解释】日期：2022.8.18主题：心情摘抄时间： 15分钟1.气馁（něi）：指失去信心与勇气，提不起精神再做任何事。2.呆滞（zhì)：呆是不灵敏，目瞪口呆;滞是不通，呆痴、不灵敏，不流通。3.落魄：失去魂魄。形容非常惊慌；潦倒失意；豪迈，不拘束。4.百感交集：感：感想。集：聚拢，会合。交集：指不同的感情同时发生。形容许多感情交织在一起。5.师老兵疲：师、兵：军队。老：衰竭。疲：疲怠，累乏。指用兵时间太长，兵士劳累，士气低落。一、好词积累二、好句摘录1.一代倾城逐浪花，吴宫空自忆儿家。 ——曹雪芹《五美吟·西施》2.北方有佳人，绝世而独立。一顾倾人城，再顾倾人国。 ——李延年3.有些人在外貌乍一看并不使人感到愉快，但等你的眼睛能够从他们不端正的五官上窥见一颗饱经沧桑的崇高心灵时，你就会他们了。 ——莱蒙托夫傲慢腼腆憨厚明眸皓齿美如冠玉妩媚靓丽邋遢獐头鼠目臼头深目【字词解释】日期：2022.8.19主题：容貌摘抄时间： 15分钟1. 妩媚：形容女子姿容美好、可爱、妖娆多姿,举止神态具有极度的美丽和吸引力。2. 靓丽：指靓艳美丽,常用来形容青春貌美的女子。3. 美如冠（guān）玉：原比喻只是外表好看。后形容男子长相漂亮。4. 獐头鼠目：脑袋像獐子那样又小又尖，眼睛像老鼠那样又小又圆。形容人相貌丑陋，神情狡猾。5. 臼头深目：头顶凹入,两眼深陷。形容人的面貌极为丑陋。一、好词积累二、好句摘录1.倾国倾城恨有馀，几多红泪泣姑苏，倚风凝睇雪肌肤。——薛昭蕴《浣溪沙·倾国倾城恨有馀》2.红酥手，黄縢酒，满城春色宫墙柳。——陆游《钗头凤·红酥手》3.一枝红艳露凝香，云雨巫山枉断肠。——李白《清平调·其二》白皙黎黑水嫩 肤如凝脂冰肌玉肤暗涩坑洼滑泽 黄皮寡瘦领如蝤蛴【字词解释】日期：2022.8.20主题：皮肤摘抄时间： 15分钟1.黎黑：形容人的脸色(肤色)黝黑。2.坑洼：形容皮肤表面凹凸不平,高高低低。3.肤如凝脂：皮肤像凝固的油脂。形容皮肤洁白且细嫩。4.黄皮寡（guǎ）瘦：形容面黄肌瘦的样子。5.领如蝤（qiú）蛴（ qí）：脖颈似蝤蛴般白净修长。蝤蛴：天牛的幼虫，色白身长。形容脖子的丰润白皙。一、好词积累二、好句摘录1.首夏犹清和，芳草亦未歇。——谢灵运《游赤石进帆海》2.连雨不知春去，一晴方觉夏深。——范成大《喜晴》3.晴日暖风生麦气,绿阴幽草胜时。——王安石《初夏即事》热浪酷暑 盛夏流金砾石椅席炙手孟夏炎炎 夏令吴牛喘月槁苏暍醒【字词解释】日期：2022.8.21主题：夏摘抄时间： 15分钟1.孟夏：夏季的第一个月。2.炎炎：形容夏天阳光强烈，极热。3.流金砾（lì)石：指能使金石熔化,形容天气炎热。4.吴牛喘月：原义是吴地水牛见月疑是日，因惧怕酷热而不断喘气；比喻见到曾受其害的类似事物而过分害怕惊惧，或形容天气酷热。5.槁(gǎo)苏暍醒：使中暑者苏醒。形容苦难者得救，重获生机。一、

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1S1-082Narrator:George is playing with his ball in the garden. Peppa wants to play, too.Peppa:George, you're doing it all wrong! is is how to catch a ball. Not like this. at's What you do.3Narrator:What a cheeky little one, Peppa is.Peppa:George! Come back!You little piggy!Narrator:Maybe Peppa is teasing George just a bit too much.4Mummy: Peppa, have you been teasing George?Peppa: Not really, Mummy, I was teaching him how to catch. Mummy: Really? Oh, Well, I know a game that will teach George how to catch. It's called “Piggy-in-the-Middle”.5Mummy: Peppa, you take the ball and stand over there and George,you stand over there.Good! You have to throw the ball to each other and I have to try and catch it. I'm the piggy in the middle. Peppa: Mummy is the piggy in the middle.6Peppa: Catch, George!Mummy: Oh! Missed it!Narrator: George has caught the ball. Peppa: Hurray! Mummy: Well done, George.7Mummy: Now you throw the ball to Peppa. Oop! Try again.Oh! Try again.Narrator: George can't throw the ball past Mummy Pig. Peppa pig: Come on, George. Give the ball to me. Mummy: Oop!8Peppa: Silly George. I can do that, too.Narrator:Peppa wants to copy George but she's too big and has got stuck.9Mummy: I've got the ball. Peppa, now it's your turn to be piggy. George! Catch!” Peppa:Hurray! Caught it! 10Peppa: George, you're the piggy! George! Catch.Mummy: Catch the ball, George. Peppa: Catch, George. Mummy: George, catch.11Peppa:Here's the ball George.Weeeeeeeeeee12George: Waaaaaaaaaaaaaa!Mummy: Oh, dear!Mummy: Peppa, you shouldn't tease George like that. Peppa: Sorry, George!13Daddy: What's all the noise?Peppa: Daddy, George is too little to play “Piggy in the middle”.Daddy: Oh, I'm sure he's big enough.14Peppa: No, he isn't, Daddy, Watch.Daddy: Catch it, George.Mommy&Daddy: Hurray!�Peppa: at's not fair! Daddy: Yes, it is.Daddy: I just gave George a h

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一、好词积累二、好句摘录1.满目飞明镜，归心折大刀。 ——杜甫《八月十五夜月·其一》2.八千里路长长的月色，半辈子海外空空的风声，该是月圆人归的季节了。 ——余光中《厦门街的巷子》3.西北望乡何处是，东南见月几回圆。——白居易《八月十五夜湓 pén 亭望月》怀念渴盼寄托归心似箭睹物思人思念乡愁纾shū解离情别绪触景生情【字词解释】日期：2022.6.30主题：怀乡摘抄时间： 15分钟1.归心似箭：形容想回家或返回原地的心情十分急切。2.睹物思人：看见去世或离别的人留下的东西就联想起了这个人。3.纾[shū]解：解除，排遣 qiǎn。4.离情别绪：绪：情绪。指离别时愁怅、不安、伤感的心情。5.触景生情：受到当前情景的触动而产生某种感情。一、好词积累二、好句摘录1.嫦娥应悔偷灵药，碧海青天夜夜心。——李商隐《嫦娥》2.她飘扬的裙衣拂落了满树桂花，在月的广寒宫前，她曼妙身姿有着别样的光芒。——达哒君《月华如练》3.月兔何年上月宫，夜间捣药特无踪。——王珪 guī 《宫词》奔月捣dǎo药伐fá 桂飞升攀蟾折桂 pān chán shé guì 孤独寂寞冷清仙子顾影自怜【字词解释】日期：2022.7.1主题：传说摘抄时间： 15分钟1.奔月：古代神话中，后羿之妻嫦娥偷吃了西王母送给后羿的不死之药，飞升月宫，成为主持月宫的女仙。后因用作咏月或咏男女离异之典。2.捣药：古代传说，月中有白兔捣药。后世用作咏月的典故。3.伐桂：传说中月亮上有桂树，吴刚一直在砍伐着桂树。4.攀蟾折桂：攀登蟾宫，折取月桂。比喻科举及第。5.顾影自怜：望着自己的影子，自己怜惜自己，形容孤独失意的样子。也指自我欣赏。一、好词积累二、好句摘录1.蚱蝉呼，荔枝熟。——民间农业谚语2.皮薄核小，鲜红的皮一剥掉，白中泛青的肉蒙着一层细细的水珠，仿佛跑了多远的路，累得张着一张张汗津津的小脸。——肖复兴《荔枝》3.日啖dàn 荔枝三百颗，不辞长作岭南人。—— 苏轼《食荔枝》鲜艳红艳透白甘甜晶莹剔透jīng yíng tī tòu莹润白嫩水灵甜腻 nì 鲜嫩多汁【字词解释】日期：2022.7.2主题：荔枝摘抄时间： 15分钟1.鲜艳：鲜明而美丽。2.晶莹剔透：形容非常光亮明澈。3.莹润：晶莹细腻。4.甜腻：甜而油腻；过于甜而使人腻烦。5.鲜嫩多汁：新鲜幼嫩，富有汁水。一、好词积累二、好句摘录1.小饼如嚼月，中有酥和饴。——苏轼《留别廉守》2.馅中的果仁馅甜咸适中又有大自然所造果仁的干香，裹着诱人蜜汁，入口舒适，食而不腻。——张慈《五仁月饼》3.饼儿圆与月儿如，更兆嘉祥食有余。——施景琛《中秋词》香酥酥软幼滑松软入口即化丰腴fēng yú适口甘香咸香回味无穷【字词解释】日期：2022.7.3主题：糕饼摘抄时间： 15分钟1.酥软：①又酥又软。②(身体)发软无力。2.幼滑：稚嫩爽口。3.入口即化：吃到嘴里就化了，指食品口感嫩滑松软。4.丰腴：①丰盈。②(土地)丰美肥沃。③丰盛。5.回味无穷：回味：对吃过的好食物的回忆。穷：尽。比喻事后回忆起来仍然很有意味。一、好词积累二、好句摘录1.夏至杨梅红似火。——民间农业谚语2.轻轻的啄开它，我们就看见了那新鲜红嫩的内部，同时我们已染上了一嘴的红水。——鲁彦《故乡的杨梅》3.众口但便甜似蜜，宁知奇处是微酸。——方岳《咏杨梅诗》紫红酸甜可口甜中带酸硕果累累shuò guǒ léi léi茂盛繁茂fán mào沉甸甸diàn 馋涎chán xián 欲滴望梅止渴【字词解释】日期：2022.7.4主题：杨梅摘抄时间： 15分钟1.硕果累累：硕：大。累累：形容多得连成串。很大的果实一串串的，结得很多。比喻成绩很大很多。2.繁茂：(草木)繁密茂盛。3.沉甸甸：状态词。形容沉重。4.馋涎欲滴：馋得口水要流下来，形容十分贪吃，有时也用于比喻。5.望梅止渴：曹操带兵走到一个没有水的地方，士兵们渴得很，曹操骗他们说：前面有很大的一片梅树林，梅子很多，又甜又酸。士兵听了，都流出口水来，不再嚷渴(见于《世说新语·假谲》)。后来比喻用空想或假象安慰自己。一、好词积累二、好句摘录1.临行密密缝，意恐迟迟

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