Story34LittleRedRidingHoodLittleRedRidingHoodisalovelygirl.Shelikesredhats.SohermothercallsherlittleRedRidingHood.Hergrandmalovesherverymuch.Butnowsheisill.Hermotherisbusy.SosheaskslittleRidingHoodtoseehergrandma.Intheforest,awolfseeslittleRedRidingHood,“Look,littleRidingHood.Ihavechildrenforlunch,thepathgoestohergrandma'shouse.”Thewolfcomestograndma'shouseandeatsgrandma.Thenhewearsgrandma'sglassesandclothes,andinherbed.Afterawhile,littleRedRidingHoodcomestograndma'sbed.Tohersurprise,grandma'smouthisverybig.Sosheasks:“Grandma,whyisyourmouthsobig?”“Ieatlittlegirlswiththismouth.”AndherushedatlittleRedRidingHood.“Help!Help!”ThewolfrunsafterlittleRedRidingHood.Atthistime,ahunterpassesthroughthehouse.HeshootsthewolfandsaveslittleRedRidingHood.Thenhecutsthewolfandgrandmacomesout.Story35ALittleAntOncetherewasalittleant.Shewantedtogetmarried,butsheonlywantedtomarrythestrongestcreature.Shewantedtomarrythestrongestcreature,butshedidn'tknowwhothestrongestcreatureis.Shesawthewindblowhousesdown.Soshethoughtthewindwasthestrongestcreature.Shewantedtomarrythewind.Butthewindtoldthelittleantthathtwasn'tthestrongestcreature.Therewasatowerintheforest.Hehadstoodthereforathousandyearsagainsthisforce.Thetowerwasthestrongestcreature.“Whydoyouwanttomarryme?”thewindasked.“Becauseyouarethestrongestcreatureintheworld.Youarestrongestthanthewind.”saidtheant.“Youareright.I'mstrongestthanthewind.ButI'mnotthestrongestcreatureinthe故事34小紅帽小紅帽是一個可愛的女孩。她喜歡紅帽子，于是她媽媽就叫她小紅帽。她的祖母很愛小紅帽，但現(xiàn)在她生病了。小紅帽的媽媽非常忙，所有她讓小紅帽去看望祖母。在森林里，一只狼看見了小紅帽?！扒瓢?！小紅帽。午餐有小孩子可以吃啦！這是一條去她祖母家的路?！崩莵淼搅俗婺讣也⒊缘袅俗婺?。然后他戴上祖母的眼鏡，并穿上祖母的衣服并睡在祖母的床上。過了一段時間，小紅帽來到了祖母的床前，使她吃驚的是祖母的嘴巴非常大。于是她問：“祖母，為什么你的嘴巴這么大？”“用它來吃小女孩?！崩钦f這就撲向小紅帽?！熬让?，救命！狼追著小紅帽。正在此時，一個獵人路過這兒，他用槍打死了狼并救出小紅帽；然后他剝開狼的兔子，救出祖母。world.Look,howI'mdamaged!Can'tyouguesswhohasdonethistome?It'syou,ants.”Atlast,thelittleantmarriedherownkind.Becausetheywerethestrongestcreatures.故事35一只螞蟻從前，有一個小螞蟻想結婚，但她只想嫁給世界上最強打者。她想嫁給強大者，但她不知道誰才是最強大者。她看到風把房子吹倒了，于是她認為風是最強大的，她要嫁給風?？娠L告訴小螞蟻，他不是最強大者，林中有一座它塔。他頂住風力聳立了一千年，他才是最強大的。Story36PoorGeorgeGeorgeisalittlemonkey.Helivesinadeepforest.Helikesjumpingandclimbingtrees.Heishappyeveryday.Buthehasashortcoming.Heiscurious.Onedayanoldmangoesbytheforest.Hecarriesalotofstrawhats.Georgeseestheman,andthemanseesGeorge,too.Themansaystohimself,“Whatalovelymonkey!Iwillcatchhim.Iwilltakehimhome.”Themansitsdownandthinksover.Georgeseesandalsositsdown.Themanhasanidea.Heputsahatonhishead,andputsotherhatsontheground.Thenhepretendstosleep.Georgeiscuriousandlooksatthehats.“IwillbeniceifIputahatonmyhead.”Georgethinks.Thenheclimbsdownfromthetree,picksupahatandputsiton.Thehatistoobig,andcoversGeorge'seyes.Georgecan'tsee.Andthemangetsupatonce,rushesoutandcatcheshimquickly.PoorGeorge!Story37TheAntandtheDoveAnantiswalkingbytheriver.Helooksattheriverandsaystohimself,“Howniceandcoolthiswaterlooks!Imustdrinksomeofit.”Butwhenheisdrinking,heslipsintotheriver.“Oh.Help!Help!”Theantcries,Adoveissittinginthetree.Shehearshimandthrowshimaleaf,“Climbupthatleaf,”shesays“andyouwillfloatbank.”Theantclimbsuoontotheleaf,andthewindblowstheleaftothebank.Andtheantissaved.“Thankyou,Dove.You'reso“為什么你要嫁給我？”塔說?！耙驗槟闶亲顝姶蟮模闵踔帘蕊L還強大。”螞蟻說?！澳阏f的對，我是比風強大。但我不是最強大的。瞧，我已被損壞成什么樣子了。難道你猜不出來是誰把我損壞成這個樣子的嗎？是你們螞蟻啊?！彼f。最后，小螞蟻嫁給了她的同類，因為他們才是最強大者。故事36可憐的喬治喬治是一只小猴子。他住在大森林里。他喜歡在樹上跳來跳去，爬上爬下。他整天都樂呵呵的。但是他有個毛病，就是太好奇。一個老人路過大森林，他帶著許多草帽。喬治看見了這個老人，老人也看見他了。；老人自言自語道：“多可愛的猴子??！我要捉住他，把他帶回家去?！崩先俗聛?。想著辦法。喬治看見了，也坐下來。不一會老人有個辦法，他戴上一頂帽子，又把其他帽子放在地上，然后假裝睡覺。喬治很好奇，看看帽子，心想：“要是我戴上一頂，肯定好看?！庇谑桥老聵?，撿起一頂帽子戴在頭上?？墒敲弊犹罅耍谧×怂难劬α?。那個老人一下站起來，沖過去，迅速地捉住喬治?？蓱z的喬治啊！kind,”Theantsaysandrunshome,“Youhavesavedmylife,andIwishIcoulddosomethingforyou,Goodbye!”“Goodbye!”saysthedove,“Becareful.Nottofallintotheriveragain.”Afterafewdays,thedoveisbuildinghernest.Andamanisraisinghisguntoshoother.Theantseesthis,andrunsquicklytobitetheman'sleg.“Ouch!Ouch!”Themanfeelspainedanddropshisgun.Thedovehearsandfliesaway.Sothemanpicksuphisgunandleave.Thedovecomestohernest.“Thankyou,mylittlefriend,”shesays,“Youhavesavedmylife.”Thelittleantissoglad,becausehecanhelpthedove.havesavedmylife.”Thelittleantissoglad,becausehecanhelpthedove.Story38TheFishermanandHisWifeOnce,therewasafisherman.Hehadanuglywife.Theywerepoor.Oneday,thefishermancaughtagoldfish.Butthegoldfishcouldtalk,“Pleaseletmego!I'llrewardyou.”“Ok,myGod?”criedthefisherman,“Don'tworry.Ihavenowishtoeatatalkingfish.”Soheputsitintothewater.Thefishermanwenthomeandtoldhiswifeaboutit.Shebecameveryangry.“Howfoolishyouare!”shesaid,“Lookatthehut.Gobacktotheseaandtellthefishtogivemeacottage.”Sothefishermanwentdowntothebeach.“What'sthematter?”askedthefish.“Mywifewantstocottage.”saidthefisherman.“Don'tworry,shewillhaveit.”Sothefisherman'swifehadhercottage.Butafterafewdays,shebecametiredofit.故事37螞蟻和鴿子一只螞蟻在河邊散步。他看見喝水自言自語道：“這河水看上去真清涼?。∥乙ズ赛c。”可是他在喝水的時候，一不小心滑進河里了?！鞍。【让?！救命！'螞蟻叫喊著。一只鴿子正呆在樹上，聽見呼救聲，就扔給他一片樹葉?！翱炫赖綐淙~上去。她說：“你會漂到岸上的。”“謝謝你，鴿子。你真善良?！蔽浵佉贿呎f一邊向家跑，“你就了我的命，我會奧達你的。再見！”“再見！小心別掉進河里了。”鴿子說。幾天后，鴿子正在筑巢，一個人舉著槍要打鴿子。螞蟻看見了，迅速地跑過去，在那個人的腿上咬了一口?！鞍⊙?！哎呀！”那個人疼得扔掉槍。鴿子聽見了，連忙飛走了。那個人只好撿起槍，走了。鴿子又飛回巢里?！爸x謝你，我的小朋友?！兵澴诱f，“你就了我的命?！毙∥浵伩筛吲d了，因為他也幫助了鴿子?！癟ellthefishtogivemeapalace.”shesaid.Thenthefishermanwentbacktothebeachagain.Andthefisherman'swifehadherpalace.Butshesoongottriedofit,too.“Askthefishtobemyservant,andIwanttobeaqueen.”Thistime,thefishgotangry.Itsaidnothingandswamaway.Thefishermanwaitedandwaited,butthegoldfishdidn'tcomeback.Whenhewenthome,hefoundhiswifebackintheiroldhut.

故事38漁夫和他的妻子從前，有一位漁夫，他又一個很丑的妻子。他們家里很窮。一天，漁夫捕到一條金魚。但這條金魚會說話：“請放我走吧！我會報答你的.”“故事38漁夫和他的妻子從前，有一位漁夫，他又一個很丑的妻子。他們家里很窮。一天，漁夫捕到一條金魚。但這條金魚會說話：“請放我走吧！我會報答你的.”“啊，我的天??！”漁夫吃驚地叫道，“別擔心，我不會吃一條會說話的魚的?！庇谑撬呀痿~放進了水里。漁夫回家并把這件事告訴了他的妻子。妻子非常憤怒?！澳愣嘤薮腊。　彼f：“看看這個破草屋，到海邊去，向金魚要一間小木屋?！庇谑菨O夫來到海邊?！霸趺蠢?？”金魚問?！拔业钠拮酉胍患∧疚荨！睗O夫說。“別擔心，她會有的?！睗O夫的妻子得到了一間小木屋。但過了幾天，她對此感到厭倦了：“告訴金魚，讓它給我一座宮殿?！睗O夫又返回海邊。他的妻子得到了一座宮殿。但她很快又對此感到厭倦：“去叫金魚做我的仆人，我想當女王?！边@次，金魚變得憤怒了，它一句話也沒說就游走了。漁夫等呀等，但金魚沒有回來。當他回家時，他看見他妻子又回到就茅屋。Lindawasagoodgirl,butshewasoftenlateforschool.Oneday,shewaslateagain.Whenshecamein,Mr.Clark,herteachersaidangrily,“I'lltellyoufatherifyouarelateagain.”Lindadidn'twanthimtodothat.Becauseherfatherwasverystrictwithher.Thenextmorning,Lindagotupearly.Shehurriedtoschool.Attheschoolgate,sheheardthefirstbell,“WhatshallIdo?”sheaskedherself,“I'llturnitinfirst.”Shedecided.Andsoshedid.Whenshehurriedintoherclassroom,Mr.Clackwasalreadybeginninghisclass.“Linda!Didn'tItellyoutobehereontime?”Mr.Clacksaidasheasher.“I'msorry,sir,”Lindatriedtoexplain,“I'mlatebecauseIhadto...?”“Idon'tlistentoanyexcuse,”Mr.Clackstoppedher.“Ifyoucan'tgethereontime,Ihavetotellyourfather.”“ButMr.Clack.It's.it'sunfair!”“Unfair!Howdareyousaythat?”Mr.Clacksaidangrily,“I'llreportyoutotheheadmaster.“Iwasonlytryingtodoagoodidea,”Lindathought,“andnow.”Shecouldn'tkeepbackhertears.Whenthebellrangforthebreak,thedooropenedandMr.White,theheadmastercamein.hewasholdingawalletinhishand,“Excuseme,Mr.Clack.Isthisyourwallet?”“Oh,yes.It'smywallet.Whofoundit?Imustthankhim.”“Lindafounditandturneditinbeforeschoolst