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Once there was an Indian beggar(乞丐)．He came to a farmer’s house and asked for some food．The farmer told him to come in and sit down to have dinner．There was a German and a Frenchman, too．The farmer said, “Well, you are the last man to come．You shall go to get the chicken for us．” The Indian agreed and a whole chicken was brought in．He cut off the head and gave it to the farmer, and said, “You are the headman here．You should have the head．” He gave the neck to the farmer’s wife and said, “You are next to the headman, so you should have the neck．” Both of the farmer’s daughters were given a wing．“You will soon fly away from home and you each should have a wing．” He said to the Frenchman and the German, “You two poor men have a long way to go to get home．” He gave each of them a foot．Then he said, “I am just a poor Indian beggar．I’ll eat what is left．”

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　　There was a bookseller．He did not like to pay for anything．One day a big box of books fell on his feet and his left foot 　　1　　．“Go to the doctor,” said his wife, “and 　　2　　 that foot to him．” “　　3　　,” he said, “I’ll wait until the doctor comes to our shop next time．Then I shall ask him about my foot．If I go to see him, I 　　4　　．”

　　The next day the doctor came to the shop to buy some books．The bookseller told the doctor about his 　　5　　．The doctor looked at it and promised to help．He took out 　　6　　 and wrote something on it．“Buy this medicine and put it on the foot before you go to bed every night,” he said．“Thanks,” said the bookseller．“And now, sir, here are 　　7　　．” “How much?” asked the doctor．“Two pounds．” “Oh, good,” said the doctor．“I shan’t have to pay you anything today．” “　　8　　?” asked the bookseller．“I looked over your foot．I want two pounds for that．If people come to my house, I ask them 　　9　　 only one pound for a small thing like that．But when I go to their houses, I usually charge(收费)two pounds．And I came here today, 　　10　　?Bye-bye!”

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　　A well-known speaker started off his speech by holding up a ＄20 bill(钞票)．In the room of 200,he asked,” Who would you like this ＄20 bill?”

　　Hands started going up．He said, “I am going to give this ＄20 to one of you ,but first, let me do this．”

　　He continued to crumple(弄皱)the 20-dollar note up．He then asked, “Who still wants it?” Still the hands were on in the air．

　　“Well,” he replied, “what if I do this?,” He dropped it on the ground and started to grind(磨)it into the floor with his shoe．He picked it up, now the note was crumpled and dirty．

　　“Now, who still wants it?”

　　Still the hands went into the air．

　　“My friends, you have all learned a very valuable lesson．No matter what I did to the money ，you still wanted it because it did not decrease　in value(价值)．It was still worth ＄20．”

　　“Many times in our lives, we are dropped, crumpled ,and grounded into the dirt by the decisions we make and the circumstances(情况)that come our way．We feel as though we are worthless; but no matter what happened or what will happen, you will never lose your value．”

　　“Dirty or clean, crumpled or finely creased ,you are still priceless(无价的)to those who love you．The worth of our lives comes, not in what we do or who we know, but by WHO WE ARE．”

　　“You are special——don't ever forget it．”

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