小学英语双语阅读【三篇】

可能会被允 许去。不，回答的形象，你一个人。牧师想准备他，并给

他圣餐和孩子愿意，下星期日， 当主来到他跟前，他就倒下来死了，

并在永恒的婚礼。

【第二篇：冰姑娘】

We will pay a visit to Switzerland, and wander through that

country of mountains, whose steep and rocky sides are

overgrown with forest trees. Let us climb to the dazzling

snow-fields at their summits, and descend again to the green

meadows beneath, through which rivers and brooks rush along

as if they could not quickly enough reach the sea and vanish.

Fiercely shines the sun over those deep valleys, as well as

upon the heavy masses of snow which lie on the mountains.

During the year these accumulations thaw or fall in the

rolling avalance, or are piled up in shining glaciers. Two of

these glaciers lie in the broad, rocky cliffs, between the

Schreckhorn and the Wetterhorn, near the little town of

Grindelwald. They are wonderful to behold, and therefore in

the summer time strangers come here from all parts of the

world to see them. They cross snow- covered mountains, and

travel through the deep valleys, or ascend for hours, higher

and still higher, the valleys appearing to sink lower and

lower as they proceed, and become as small as if seen from an

air balloon.

Over the lofty summits of these mountains the clouds

often hang like a dark veil; while beneath in the valley,

where many brown, wooden houses are scattered about, the

bright rays of the sun may be shining upon a little brilliant

patch of green, making it appear almost transparent. The

waters foam and dash along in the valleys beneath; the

streams from above trickle and murmur as they fall down the

rocky mountains side, looking like glittering silver bands.

On both sides of the mountain-path stand these little

wooden houses; and, as within, there are many children and

many mouths to feed, each house has its own little potato

garden. These children rush out in swarms, and surround

travellers, whether on foot or in carriages. They are all

clever at making a bargain. They offer for sale the sweetest

little toy-houses, models of the mountain cottages in

Switzerland. Whether it be rain or sunshine, these crowds of

children are always to be seen with their wares.

About twenty years ago, there might be seen occasionally,

standing at a short distance from the other children, a

little boy, who was also anxious to sell his curious wares.

He had an earnest, expressive countenance, and held the box

containing his carved toys tightly with both hands, as if

unwilling to part with it. His earnest look, and being also a

very little boy, made him noticed by the strangers; so that