经典童话故事范文英语

经典童话故事范文英语第1篇经典童话故事范文英语第1篇Whensheheardthethornsifgiventhewarmthofthornsbeabletotellhismotherholdingachildtorunthedirectionofdeath.Motherdidnothesitatetoputaniciclehangingfromthethornsintothearmstightlyhug,thorns,plungingtoherchest,theoutflowoftheblooddropbydrop,butsheisonlytosavetheirchildren,anddoesnotknowthepain.

Ah!Mother,doyouloveyourchildren,aslongasthechildhappy,youwouldprefertoheatcanbethorns.

Motherwenttoalake,noboatonthelakethereisnobridge,Lakesaid:”Ifyouputyoureyestome,Icantakeyoutodeathofthegreenhouse.“Immediatelyburstintotearsafterlisteningtohermotherandfinallyhiseyesweepingcomeouttothelake.

Howblindpainfulthingah!Mother,butyoucannothesitatetousebotheyesfortheroadtofindthechild.

Greenhousecametothedoor,anoldladymother,said:”Icanhelpyou,butyoutakeyourblacktomeandtookmywhitehair.“Heardthemotherhurriedexchangewithherhair.

Mother,mother,ah!Youfortheirownchildrenhavelosttheireyes,andnowalsowithshortenedlifeexpectancy,inexchangeforotherstofindtheirchildrenhelp.You'reaverylovingchild.

Motheroftheworldlovetheirchildrenarelikethisinmylife,mymotherhasalwayssurroundedmewithlove.

Irememberonce,mymother,Icamehomefromschool,suddenlyastrongwindcomes,mymotherseemefrozenstraighttremble,rushedoffhiscoatdrapedovermybody,withherthinarmforme,blockingthewhistlingofthenorthwind.ISuzhebozi,eyesclosed,feelingverywarm.WhenIopenedmyeyesandfoundastrongwindismercilessbeatinghismother'sback.Ihavefrequentlyasked:”MomAreyoucold?“Momsmiledshakinghishead,patrol,Iquicklymoveforward.

Inmylife,bitbybit,thefeelingsofhermother'sgreatmaternalloveisalsoaccompaniedbymygrowth.

经典童话故事范文英语第2篇童话FairyTales-英语作文

EverybodygrowsupwithfairytalesFairytaleshavegreatinfluenceonmanypeople’scareer,especiallythedirectorsandwritersThesefictionalworldbringssomethingpositivetopeopleIntheimaginaryworld,childrencanfindalotthingsthattheyhaveneverseeninthereallifeAlloftheseprovidetheyoungpeopleawidevisionoflife,whichgivesthemthepassionandinspirationtocreatenewthingsInthestories,familyloveandfriendshiparealwaysthemainthemesTheywinintheendandgrowupasthestrongpeople.

童话故事最重要的意义在于给孩子们展示看世界的方式。在故事中，亲情和友谊总是主题。主人公对抗邪恶力量，最后在家人和朋友的帮助下取得胜利，成长为强大的人。这给孩子们展示了只要不放弃，成功就会到来。

经典童话故事范文英语第3篇童话故事是每一个小朋友都喜欢的，童话世界是美好的，是充满了想象的。用英语讲童话故事是不是很有创意呢？

SinceIwasalittlebaby,myparentsreadsimplestoriesforme.Theyboughtmemanycartoonbookswithstories.Theyweremybedtimestories.Amongalltheinterestingstories,Ilikefairytalesmost,becausetheyareoftenbeautifullovestoriesbetweenprinceandprincesorCinderella.Theyaresomovedandfulloflove.Besides,infairytales,nomatterhowmuchtheysuffer,theywillalwaysliveahappylifeintheend.Thehappyendingsbringhopeandsatisfactiontopeople,makingushopefultoourownlives.EverytimeIreadfairytales,Iputmyselfintothestory,imaginingIamoneofthem.That’swonderful.

经典童话故事范文英语第4篇Wolf,meetingwithaLambastrayfromthefold,resolvednottolayviolenthandsonhim,buttofindsomeplea,whichshouldjustifytotheLambhimselfhisrighttoeathim.Hethusaddressedhim:;Sirrah,lastyearyougrosslyinsultedme.;;Indeed,;bleatedtheLambinamournfultoneofvoice,;Iwasnotthenborn.;ThensaidtheWolf,;Youfeedinmypasture.;

;No,goodsir,;repliedtheLamb,;Ihavenotyettastedgrass.;AgainsaidtheWolf,;Youdrinkofmywell.;;No,;exclaimedtheLamb,;Ineveryetdrankwater,forasyetmymother′smilkisbothfoodanddrinktome.;OnwhichtheWolfseizedhim,andatehimup,saying,;Well!Iwon′tremainsupperless,eventhoughyourefuteeveryoneofmyimputations.;Thetyrantwillalwaysfindapretextforhistyranny.

经典童话故事范文英语第5篇Inthemorning,thelittleanimalsplayedintheforestlawn,withponies,hedgehogs,puppies,chickens,andcalves,playinghide-and-seek.

Thecalfhidbehindthetree,thechickenhidinthetree,thedogcrouchedbehindthestone,andthehedgehoghidinthegrass.Now,it'sthepony'sturn.Littlemaeastlookfor,thewesttolookfor,yi,thelittlefriendsallhidewheretogo?Suddenly,theponysawatigerinthedistance,anditwascomingthiswayquietly.Thelittlehorsequicklyshoutedeveryoneout,thefriendsfrightened,thechickensaid:^v^tigercome,everybodyrun!^v^Whenheheardthis,allofusweregoingtorun,andatthatmomentthecoltcameforwardandsaid,^v^ifwerunthistime,thenexttigerwillcome,andwe'llbeatit...I'llbethebait...Let'sdoitthisway--^v^thecolttoldhisfriendsabouthisplan.

Whenthetigercame,hesawtheponieseatingthegrassleisurely,thinking:itseemsthatmyplantosneakattackwillbesuccessful!Thenheliftedthetiger'spawandpattedtheponies,whilethecoltleapedwithdexterity,andthetigerjumpedintotheair.Thetigerwasveryangryandwentstraighttothepony,andherantothebackofthetree.Thenthecalfjumpedoutandturnedthetigerupsidedownwithitshorns.Thelittlehorseturnedroundtogivethetigerahoof,thetigeronehatchet,theclawagainwasstabbedahedgehog,thechickenjumpeddownfromthetree,hardtocatchthetiger'seyes.Thelittledogsnappedatthetiger'stailwhilethetigerwascrying.

Together,theyattackedthetiger.Thetigerwassohurtthatheranaway.Thentherewasablindtigerintheforest,whosetailwasonlyhalfleft.

经典童话故事范文英语第6篇AFoxoncesawaCrowflyoffwithapieceofcheeseinitsbeakandsettleonabranchofatree.‘That’sforme,asIamaFox,’saidMasterReynard,andhewalkeduptothefootofthetree.‘Good-day,MistressCrow,’hecried.

‘Howwellyouarelookingto-day:howglossyyourfeathers;howbrightyoureye.Ifeelsureyourvoicemustsurpassthatofotherbirds,justasyourfiguredoes;letmehearbutonesongfromyouthatImaygreetyouastheQueenofBirds.’TheCrowliftedupherheadandbegantocawherbest,butthemomentsheopenedhermouththepieceofcheesefelltotheground,onlytobesnappedupbyMasterFox.‘Thatwilldo,’saidhe.‘ThatwasallIwanted.InexchangeforyourcheeseIwillgiveyouapieceofadviceforthefuture.’Donottrustflatterers.

经典童话故事范文英语第7篇Thestoryisabouttwofriendshavinganargumentonthewayacrossthedesert.Onefriendslappedtheotherintheface.Theonewhowasslappedinthefacewashurt,buthedidn'tsayanything.

Itsaid:today,mybestfriendslappedmeintheface.Theywentallthewaytofindanoasis.Theydecidedtotakeabaththere.

TheslappedpersongotstuckinthemireandbegantodrownAfriendsavedhim,andhewroteonthestone:today,mybestfriendsavedmylife.Aslapinthefacesavedhislife.Hisbestfriendaskedhim,afterIhurtyou,youwroteonthesand.

Now,youwriteontheStonewhy.Theotherfriendreplied:whensomeonehurtsus,weshouldwriteitonthesand.Thewindofforgivenesscaneraseit,butwhenSomepeopledogoodthingsforus.

Wemustengraveitinstone.Thewindwillnevereraseit.Learntowriteyourpaininsandandyourinterestsinstone.

Theysayittakesaminutetofindaspecialperson,anhourtoappreciatehim,andadaytolovehim.ButtoforgetthathehastospendhiswholelifesendingthissentencetosomeoneyouwillneverforgetIt'sashortmessagetoletthemknowthatyou'llneverforgetthattheytookthetimetolive.

中文翻译：

故事说的是两个朋友在穿越沙漠的途中发生了争执，一个朋友扇了另一个耳光，那个被扇耳光的人很受伤，但他什么也没说，在上面写着：今天我最好的朋友扇了我一耳光，他们一直走到找到一个绿洲，他们决定在那里洗个澡被扇耳光的人陷在泥潭里开始溺水，但朋友救了他，他在石头上写道：今天我最好的朋友救了我的命，一个扇了耳光救了他最好的朋友问他，我伤害了你之后，你写在沙子上，现在呢你在石头上写下为什么另一个朋友回答说：当有人伤害我们时，我们应该把它写在沙子上，宽恕之风可以把它抹去，但当有人为我们做了好事，我们必须把它刻在石头上，风永远不会抹去它学会把你的伤痛写在沙子上，把你的利益刻在石头上他们说找到一个特别的人需要一分钟，欣赏他需要一个小时，爱上他需要一天，但是要忘记他要用一生的时间把这句话送给你永远不会忘记的人这是一个简短的信息，让他们要知道你永远不会忘记他们花时间去生活。

经典童话故事范文英语第8篇IthappenedthatthecatmetMr.Foxinthewoods.Shethought，^v^Heisintelligentandwellexperienced，andishighlyregardedintheworld，^v^soshespoketohiminafriendlymanner，^v^Good-day，mydearMr.Fox.Howisitgoing?Howareyou?Howareyougettingbyinthesehardtimes?^v^

Thefox，filledwitharrogance，examinedthecatfromheadtofeet，andforalongtimedidnotknowwhetherheshouldgiveananswer.Atlasthesaid，^v^Oh，youpoorbeard-licker，youspeckledfool，youhungrymousehunter，whatareyouthinking?HaveyouthenervetoaskhowIamdoing?Whatdoyouknow?Howmanytricksdoyouunderstand?^v^

^v^Iunderstandbutone^v^answeredthecat，modestly.

^v^Whatkindofatrickisit?^v^askedthefox.

^v^WhenthedogsarechasingmeIcanjumpintoatreeandsavemyself.^v^

^v^Isthatall?^v^saidthefox.^v^Iammasterofahundredtricks，andinadditiontothatIhaveasackfulofcunning.Ifeelsorryforyou.Comewithme，andIwillteachyouhowoneescapesfromthedogs.^v^

Justthenahuntercamebywithfourdogs.Thecatjumpednimblyupatree，andsatdownatitstop，wherethebranchesandfoliagepletelyhidher.

^v^Untieyoursack，Mr.Fox，untieyoursack，^v^thecatshoutedtohim，butthedogshadalreadyseizedhim，andwereholdinghimfast.

^v^Oh，Mr.Fox，^v^shoutedthecat.^v^Youandyourhundredtricksareleftinthelurch.IfyoubeenabletoclimblikeIcan，youwouldnothavelostyourlife.^v^

经典童话故事范文英语第9篇Whentheyhadwalkedfor2hours,theycametoagreatstretchofwater.

他们走了两个小时，来到了一条大河边。

^v^Wecannotcross,^v^saidHansel,^v^Iseenofoot-plank,andnobridge.^v^

“我们过不去了，”韩赛尔说，“这儿既没有木栈，也没有桥。”

^v^Andthereisalsonoferry,^v^answeredGretel,^v^butawhiteduckisswimmingthere.IfIaskher,shewillhelpusover.^v^Thenshecried–

“连渡船也没有，”格蕾特说道，“不过那儿有一只小白鸭，要是我求它，它一定会帮我们过河的。”于是她开始呼唤：

^v^littleduck,littleduck,dostthousee,^v^

“小鸭子，小鸭子，你看得到吗?”

^v^HanselandGretelarewaitingforthee.^v^

“韩赛尔与格蕾特在等着你啊。”

^v^There'sneveraplank,orbridgeinsight,^v^

“河上既没有木栈也没有桥，”

^v^takeusacrossonthybacksowhite.^v^

“请把我们驮到对岸好不好?”

Theduckcametothem,andHanselseatedhimselfonitsback,andtoldhissistertositbyhim.

小鸭子游过来了。韩赛尔先坐上它的背，然后让妹妹也坐上来。

^v^No,^v^repliedGretel,^v^thatwillbetooheavyforthelittleduck.Sheshalltakeusacross,oneaftertheother.^v^

“不，”格蕾特回答，“这对小鸭子来说太重了，还是让它一个一个地驮我们过去吧。”

Thegoodlittleduckdidso,andwhentheywereoncesafelyacrossandhadwalkedforashorttime,theforestseemedtobemoreandmorefamiliartothem,andatlengththeysawfromafartheirfather'shouse.

好心的小鸭子照做了。兄妹俩平安渡河后，再往前走了一会儿，开始觉得森林越来越熟悉。终于，他们远远地看到了父亲的房子。

Thentheybegantorun,rushedintotheparlor,andthrewthemselvesroundtheirfather'sneck.

他们激动地跑起来，一下子冲进房子，投入了父亲的怀抱。

Themanhadnotknownonehappyhoursincehehadleftthechildrenintheforest.Thewoman,however,wasdead.

自从把孩子遗弃在森林里，父亲就没有一刻快乐过，而他的妻子也过世了。

Gretelemptiedherpinaforeuntilpearlsandpreciousstonesranabouttheroom,andHanselthrewonehandfulafteranotheroutofhispockettoaddtothem.Thenallanxietywasatanend,andtheylivedtogetherinperfecthappiness.

格蕾特抖了抖围裙，珍珠和宝石掉出来，在房间四处蹦，韩赛尔还从口袋中一把一把地掏出更多。所有的不幸都告一段落，从此一家人过上了幸福快乐的生活。

Mytaleisdone,thererunsamouse,whosoevercatchesit,maymakehimselfabigfurcapoutofit.

我的故事讲完了，那边跑过去一只老鼠，谁要是逮到它，就可以做一顶大大的皮帽子。

……TheEnd.

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经典童话故事范文英语第10篇IthappenedthatthecatmetMr。Foxinthewoods。Shethought，^v^Heisintelligentandwellexperienced，andishighlyregardedintheworld，^v^soshespoketohiminafriendlymanner，^v^Good-day，mydearMr。Fox。Howisitgoing?Howareyou?Howareyougettingbyinthesehardtimes?^v^

Thefox，filledwitharrogance，examinedthecatfromheadtofeet，andforalongtimedidnotknowwhetherheshouldgiveananswer。Atlasthesaid，^v^Oh，youpoorbeard-licker，youspeckledfool，youhungrymousehunter，whatareyouthinking?HaveyouthenervetoaskhowIamdoing?Whatdoyouknow?Howmanytricksdoyouunderstand?^v^

^v^Iunderstandbutone，^v^answeredthecat，modestly。

^v^Whatkindofatrickisit?^v^askedthefox。

^v^Whenthedogsarechasingme，Icanjumpintoatreeandsavemyself。^v^

^v^Isthatall?^v^saidthefox。^v^Iammasterofahundredtricks，andinadditiontothatIhaveasackfulofcunning。Ifeelsorryforyou。Comewithme，andIwillteachyouhowoneescapesfromthedogs。^v^

Justthenahuntercamebywithfourdogs。Thecatjumpednimblyupatree，andsatdownatitstop，wherethebranchesandfoliagepletelyhidher。

^v^Untieyoursack，Mr。Fox，untieyoursack，^v^thecatshoutedtohim，butthedogshadalreadyseizedhim，andwereholdinghimfast。

^v^Oh，Mr。Fox，^v^shoutedthecat。^v^Youandyourhundredtricksareleftinthelurch。IfyoubeenabletoclimblikeIcan，youwouldnothavelostyourlife。^v^

一只猫在森林里遇到一只狐狸，心想：“他又聪明，经验又丰富，挺受人尊重的。”於是它很友好地和狐狸打招呼：“日安，尊敬的狐狸先生，您好吗?这些日子挺艰难的，您过得怎样样?”

狐狸傲慢地将猫从头到脚地打量了一番，半天拿不定主意是不是该和它说话。最后它说：“哦，你这个倒霉的长着鬍子、满身花纹的傻瓜、饥肠辘辘地追赶老鼠的傢伙，你会啥?有甚么资格问我过得怎样样?你都学了点甚么本事?”

“我只有一种本领。”猫谦虚地说。

“甚么本领?”狐狸问。

“有人追我的时候，我会爬到树上去藏起来保护自我。”

“就这本事?”狐狸不屑地说，“我掌握了上百种本领，而且还有满口袋计谋。我真觉得你可怜，跟着我吧，我教你怎样从追捕中逃生。”

就在这时，猎人带着四条狗走近了。猫敏捷地窜到一棵树上，在树顶上蹲伏下来，茂密的树叶把它遮挡得严严实实。

“快打开你的计谋口袋，狐狸先生，快打开呀!”猫冲着狐狸喊道。但是猎狗已经将狐狸扑倒咬住了。“哎呀，狐狸先生，”猫喊道，“你的千百种本领就这么给扔掉了!假如你能像我一样爬树就不至於丢了性命了!”

经典童话故事范文英语第11篇Alongtimeago,therewasaverybeautifulcountry.Everywhereareredflowers,greengrass,leafytrees.However,itisveryhothereandeverydayseemstohavearedsun.Manypeoplegetsickfromheatstroke.Yunyunthought:thesunisintheskyeveryday,somanypartnersaresick,Iwanttolookforthesun,tocommentonhim.Sothecloudssetout.Shewalkedalongway,sweating,thirstyandtired.Aftermanyhardships,yunyunfinallyfoundthesun.

Thecloudsaidtothesun,^v^youshallnotburntheearth.We'reallsunburned.^v^Thesunsays:^v^Iamintheskyalldaytoserveforyou,alsoenoughtired,islookingforablueskymothertopleaseafewdayshome!^v^Yunyunreturnedtohishometownwithsatisfaction.Butthesightofherhomegaveheragreatfright:theflowerswithered,thegrassturnedyellow,andtheluxurianttreesbecamebare.Itwasonlythenthatthesun'sgrandfatherknewthatifhedidnotshine,alllifewouldberuined.Yunyunhurriedtoseekthesun.Thistime,shesaidpolitelytothesun,^v^I'msorry,sun,Ishouldn'thavedrivenyouaway.Comeback!Alwaysshineupontheearth.^v^Thesunsaidhappily,^v^goodboy,youcanchangemymind.Iforgiveyou.^v^Withthat,thesunwentupintothesky.Soon,awhitecloudslowlycamedown,yunyunflewbackhomeinbaiyun.Theflowersweremorebeautifulthere,andtheyseemedtobesmilingattheclouds.Thecloudspassedthroughthegreengrass,andthegrasswasrustlinginthegrass,asiftowelcomethecloudsback.Cloudspassthroughtheoldwillowtree,thebranchesofthewillowareconstantlyshaking,asiftothankyunyun.Yunyunhasanunspeakablehappinessinherheart.Shesaidtoherself,^v^thesunissogood!

经典童话故事范文英语第12篇Weshallbemuchobligedtoyou,saidtheimpostors,andthentheynamedthedifferentcolorsanddescribedthepatternofthepretendedstuff.Theoldministerlistenedattentivelytotheirwords,inorderthathemightrepeatthemtotheEmperor;andthentheknavesaskedformoresilkandgold,sayingthatitwasnecessarytocompletewhattheyhadbegun.

However,theyputallthatwasgiventhemintotheirknapsacks;andcontinuedtoworkwithasmuchapparentdiligenceasbeforeattheiremptylooms.

TheEmperornowsentanotherofficerofhiscourttoseehowthemenweregettingon,andtoascertainwhethertheclothwouldsoonbeready.Itwasjustthesamewiththisgentlemanaswiththeminister;hesurveyedtheloomsonallsides,butcouldseenothingatallbuttheemptyframes.

经典童话故事范文英语第13篇(KangaroosandtheCage)

Onedaythestaffmembersofazoocalledameetingtodiscusstheproblem--howtodealwiththekangaroosthatwerefoundoutofthecage.Theycametotheconclusionthatthecagewasplacedtoolowanddecidedtoraiseitfromonetotwometershigh.Butthenextdaythekangarooswerestillatlargeandtheyagainraisedthecagetothreemeters.

有一天，动物园的管理员们发现袋鼠从笼子里跑出来了，于是开会讨论，一致认为是笼子的高度过低，所以他们决定将笼子的高度由原来的1米加高到2米。结果第二天他们发现，袋鼠还是跑到外面来，所以他们又决定再将高度加高到3米。

Quitebeyondtheirexpectationthenextmorningtheysawthekangaroosstillfreetogoabout.Theywerealarmedanddeterminedtogotoallthelengthbyraisingthecagetotheheightoftenmeters.

没想到隔天居然又看到袋鼠全跑到外面，于是管理员们大为紧张，决定一不做二不休，将笼子的高度加高到10米。

Lateragiraffe,whilechattingwithsomekangaroos,askedthem,“Doyouthinktheywillgoonraisingyourcage?”

一天，长颈鹿和几只袋鼠在闲聊，“你们看，这些人会不会再继续加高你们的笼子?”长颈鹿问。

“Hardtosay,”saidakangaroo,“iftheycontinueforgettingtofastenthecagedoor.”

“很难说。”袋鼠说，“如果他们再继续忘记关门的.话!”

经典童话故事范文英语第14篇Asthelegendgoes,duringancienttimes,intheexpansiveopencountryofNorthChina,therewasakindofbirdscalled^v^rocs^v^.

Therocwasveryhuge,withitsbacklikeabigmountain,anditswingslikeastretchofcloudwhichcouldcoverthesky.Whenitspreaditswings,itcouldbreakthroughastormandsoarataheightof90,000li(1/2kilometre)intheskytowardstheseainthesouth.

Asmallbirdcalledthequail1bouncedontheground,freeandhappy.Itlookedupattherocsoaringintheskyandcouldn'thelplaughing:^v^Hey,seehowcockyyouare!Lookatme,onejumpcantakemeover10chi.Howdelightful2!EverydayIcomeandgoamidtheseweedsandthickets3andflyfreely.Don'tIflyquitewelltoo?But,wherecanyouflytoanyway?^v^

传说，古时候中国北方的原野上有一种鸟，它的名字叫“鹏”。

鹏长得很大，背脊像一座大山，翅膀像一大片云，能把天空遮住。它张开翅膀能冲破风暴，在九万里高的天空中飞翔，一直飞向南方的大海。

有一只叫鹦雀的小鸟，在地上蹦蹦跳跳，自由自在，非常快活。它望着天空中展翅飞翔的大鹏，忍不住发笑，说：“咳，看你神气活现的!我呀，一蹦一跳，就有十几尺，多么痛快啊!我每天在这些杂草和树丛里，来来去去，自由飞翔，不也飞得挺好吗?可是，你又能飞到哪里去呢?”

经典童话故事范文英语第15篇Ahound,roamingintheforest,spiedalion.Hethoughtthelionmightbeagoodprey1andchased,thinkinghewouldmakeafinequarry2.Presentlythelionperceivedthathewasbeingpursued,so,stoppingshort,heroundedonhispursuerandgavealoudroar.Thehoundimmediatelyturnedtailandfled.Afox,seeinghimrunningaway,jeered3athimandsaid,^v^Ho!Ho!Theregoesthecowardwhochasedalionandranawaythemomenttheroared!^v^

Onefinedayinwintersomeantswerebusydryingtheirstoreofcorn,whichhadgotratherdampduringalongspellofrain.Presently1upcameagrasshopper2andbeggedthemtospareherafewgrains,^v^For,^v^shesaid,^v^I'msimplystarving.^v^Theantsstoppedworkforamoment,thoughthiswasagainsttheirprinciples.^v^Mayweask,^v^saidthey,^v^whatyouweredoingwithyourselfalllastsummer?Whydidn'tyoucollectastoreoffoodforthewinter?^v^^v^Thefactis,^v^repliedthegrasshopper,^v^IwassobusysingingthatIhadn'tthetime.^v^^v^Ifyouspentthesummersinging,^v^repliedtheants,^v^youcan'tdobetterthanspendthewinterdancing.^v^Andtheychuckled3andwentonwiththeirwork.

经典童话故事范文英语第16篇ItwasadarkwinterdayinLondon.Acabwasgoingthroughthethickfog.Therewasaseven-year-oldgirlinthecabwithherfather.SaraandCaptainCrewehadjustfinishedtheirlongtripfromIndia.”Hereweare.Let'sgetoutofthecab,Sara,'saidCaptainCrewe.Theywentupthestairsandrangthebell.SaraandCaptainCrewewentintothedrawingroom.Whentheytookaseat,atallladycamein.“I'mMissMinchin.You'reCaptainCreweandthisisSara?”shesaid.“Yes.Ihaveheardalotaboutyourschool,”saidCaptainCrewe.MissMinchinknewthathewasveryrich.

这是寒冷的一天，伦敦还灰蒙蒙的.一辆马车开了过来还带着滚滚浓烟.在马车里是一个七岁的'小女孩和她的父亲.莎拉和克鲁上校刚从印度远道而来.“我们到了.我们下车吧,莎拉.”克鲁上校说.他们走上台阶并绕过大钟.莎拉和鲁上校走进画室.当他们坐下后,一个高个女士进来了.“我是闵钦小姐,你是克鲁上校,这位是莎拉?”她问道.“是的,我对你的学校早有耳闻了.”克鲁上校说.闵钦小姐知道他非常有钱.

经典童话故事范文英语第17篇Ashepherdhadafaithfuldog，calledSultan，whowasgrownveryold，andhadlostallhisteeth.Andonedaywhentheshepherdandhiswifewerestandingtogetherbeforethehousetheshepherdsaid，IwillshootoldSultantomorrowmorning，forheisofnousenow.Buthiswifesaid，Prayletthepoorfaithfulcreaturelive;hehasserveduswellagreatmanyyears，andweoughttogivehimalivelihoodfortherestofhiswhatcanwedowithhim?saidtheshepherd，hehasnotatoothinhishead，andthethievesdontcareforhimatall;tobesurehehasservedus，butthenhedidittoearnhislivelihood;tomorrowshallbehislastday，dependuponit.

PoorSultan，whowaslyingclosebythem，heardallthattheshepherdandhiswifesaidtooneanother，andwasverymuchfrightenedtothinktomorrowwouldbehislastday;sointheeveninghewenttohisgoodfriendthewolf，wholivedinthewood，andtoldhimallhissorrows，andhowhismastermeanttokillhiminthemorning.Makeyourselfeasy，saidthewolf，Iwillgiveyousomegoodadvice.Yourmaster，youknow，goesouteverymorningveryearlywithhiswifeintothefield;andtheytaketheirlittlechildwiththem，andlayitdownbehindthehedgeintheshadewhiletheyareatwork.Nowdoyouliedownclosebythechild，andpretendtobewatchingit，andIwillcomeoutofthewoodandrunawaywithit;youmustrunaftermeasfastasyoucan，andIwillletitdrop;thenyoumaycarryitback，andtheywillthinkyouhavesavedtheirchild，andwillbesothankfultoyouthattheywilltakecareofyouaslongasyoulive.Thedoglikedthisplanverywell;andaccordinglysoitwasmanaged.Thewolfranwiththechildalittleway;theshepherdandhiswifescreamedout;butSultansoonovertookhim，andcarriedthepoorlittlethingbacktohismasterandmistress.Thentheshepherdpattedhimonthehead，andsaid，OldSultanhassavedourchildfromthewolf，andthereforeheshallliveandbewelltakencareof，andhaveplentytoeat.Wife，gohome，andgivehimagooddinner，andlethimhavemyoldcushiontosleeponaslongashelives.SofromthistimeforwardSultanhadallthathecouldwishfor.

经典童话故事范文英语第18篇Onceuponatime...

Inthedayswhenthefairieslived,therewasakingwhohadthreedaughters,whowereallyoung,andclever,andbeautiful;buttheyoungestofthethree,whowascalledMiranda,wastheprettiestandthemostbeloved.

TheKing,herfather,gavehermoredressesandjewelsinamonththanhegavetheothersinayear;butshewassogenerousthatshesharedeverythingwithhersisters,andtheywereallashappyandasfondofoneanotherastheycouldbe.

Now,theKinghadsomequarrelsomeneighbours,who,tiredofleavinghiminpeace,begantomakewaruponhimsofiercelythathefearedhewouldbealtogetherbeatenifhedidnotmakeanefforttodefendhimself.Sohecollectedagreatarmyandsetofftofightthem,leavingthePrincesseswiththeirgovernessinacastlewherenewsofthewarwasbroughteveryday--sometimesthattheKinghadtakenatown,orwonabattle,and,atlast,thathehadaltogetherovercomehisenemiesandchasedthemoutofhiskingdom,andwascomingbacktothecastleasquicklyaspossible,toseehisdearlittleMirandawhomhelovedsomuch.

ThethreePrincessesputondressesofsatin,whichtheyhadhadmadeonpurposeforthisgreatoccasion,onegreen,oneblue,andthethirdwhite;theirjewelswerethesamecolours.Theeldestworeemeralds,thesecondturquoises,andtheyoungestdiamonds,andthusadornedtheywenttomeettheKing,singingverseswhichtheyhadcomposedabouthisvictories.

Whenhesawthemallsobeautifulandsogayheembracedthemtenderly,butgaveMirandamorekissesthaneitheroftheothers.

Presentlyasplendidbanquetwasserved,andtheKingandhisdaughterssatdowntoit,andashealwaysthoughtthattherewassomespecialmeaningineverything,hesaidtotheeldest:

”Tellmewhyyouhavechosenagreendress.“

”Sire,“sheanswered,”havingheardofyourvictoriesIthoughtthatgreenwouldsignifymyjoyandthehopeofyourspeedyreturn.“

”Thatisaverygoodanswer,“saidtheKing;”andyou,mydaughter,“hecontinued,”whydidyoutakeabluedress?“

”Sire,“saidthePrincess,”toshowthatweconstantlyhopedforyoursuccess,andthatthesightofyouisaswelcometomeastheskywithitsmostbeautifulstars.“

”Why,“saidtheKing,”yourwiseanswersastonishme,andyou,Miranda.Whatmadeyoudressyourselfallinwhite?

“Because,sire,”sheanswered,“whitesuitsmebetterthananythingelse.”

“What!”saidtheKingangrily,“wasthatallyouthoughtof,vainchild?”

“Ithoughtyouwouldbepleasedwithme,”saidthePrincess;“thatwasall.”

TheKing,wholovedher,wassatisfiedwiththis,andeven

pretendedtobepleasedthatshehadnottoldhimallherreasonsatfirst.

“Andnow,”saidhe,“asIhavesuppedwell,anditisnottimeyettogotobed,tellmewhatyoudreamedlastnight.”

Theeldestsaidshehaddreamedthathebroughtheradress,andthepreciousstonesandgoldembroideryonitwerebrighterthanthesun.

ThedreamofthesecondwasthattheKinghadbroughtheraspinningwheelandadistaff,thatshemightspinhimsomeshirts.

Buttheyoungestsaid:“Idreamedthatmysecondsisterwastobemarried,andonherwedding-day,you,father,heldagoldenewerandsaid:`Come,Miranda,andIwillholdthewaterthatyoumaydipyourhandsinit.'”

TheKingwasveryangryindeedwhenheheardthisdream,andfrownedhorribly;indeed,hemadesuchanuglyfacethateveryoneknewhowangryhewas,andhegotupandwentofftobedinagreathurry;buthecouldnotforgethisdaughter'sdream.

“Doestheproudgirlwishtomakemeherslave?”hesaidtohimself.“Iamnotsurprisedatherchoosingtodressherselfinwhitesatinwithoutathoughtofme.Shedoesnotthinkmeworthyofherconsideration!ButIwillsoonputanendtoherpretensions!”

Heroseinafury,andalthoughitwasnotyetdaylight,hesentfortheCaptainofhisBodyguard,andsaidtohim:

“YouhaveheardthePrincessMiranda'sdream?Iconsiderthatitmeansstrangethingsagainstme,thereforeIorderyoutotakeherawayintotheforestandkillher,and,thatImaybesureitisdone,youmustbringmeherheartandhertongue.Ifyouattempttodeceivemeyoushallbeputtodeath!”

TheCaptainoftheGuardwasverymuchastonishedwhenheheardthisbarbarousorder,buthedidnotdaretocontradicttheKingforfearofmakinghimstillmoreangry,orcausinghimtosendsomeoneelse,soheansweredthathewouldfetchthePrincessa