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How much (7) you (7) in a month, young man?¡±¡¡¡¡¡°
One thousand eight hundred dollars, sir.¡± was the answer.¡¡¡¡
Mr. Black (8) his secretary£¨ÃØÊ飩and said£¬ ¡°Take him to the office and pay him two thousand dollars and let him go! I'll never see him!¡±¡¡¡¡
Soon after the young man (9) , a foreman£¨¹¤Í·£© came and asked, ¡°Where' the young man gone?¡±¡¡¡¡¡°
Who's he?¡± said Mr. Black.¡¡¡¡¡°
I'm sorry I don't know, Mr. Black.¡± said the fore-man, ¡°I was told he had come to bring a (10) for me.¡±(1)
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¡¡ Each day I took the same route to work and passed by a security guard (±£°²£©. 35 greeted everyone walking by and made small talk with many of the passers-by and wishing them well. His simple ¡°hello¡± made people feel ¡¡36 . His cheerful smile became a part of my day. When he was absent, many people noticed it, and I felt a little bit empty.
¡¡ The first few times, I didn¡¯t say hello back to him when he greeted me. I was ¡¡37 in my own world. On Monday the security guard asked me:¡°How was your weekend?¡± I told him about my visit to California, to see my mother, who had colon cancer. I ¡¡38 how I visited her each month. ¡°The time with my mother is so precious(Õä¹óµÄ), ¡¡39 I know that each time may be the last.¡±
¡¡ He listened like a close friend I¡¯d known for years. He felt my ¡¡40 and my love. He shared how he had lost his father to cancer two years before. He said, ¡°I understand what you are going through. My father passed away while I was serving in Germany. Because of some reasons I was unable to fly back in time. I was unable to say goodbye to him. I wish I could have been with him, given him a hug, and told him I loved him. You are really lucky to have the gift of ¡¡41 .¡±
¡¡ As I walked away, I realized I did not even know his name. The following day, on my way to work, I said: ¡°After we spent all that time ¡¡42 yesterday, I still don¡¯t know your name.¡± He answered, ¡°Gary.¡± I responded back, ¡°I¡¯m Deborah.¡±
After that, we talked and shared stories about our weekends, dreams and families.
¡¡ Later, Gary got ¡¡43 a new job and moved away. It¡¯s been several years since I last spoke to him, yet the memory feels like yesterday. Gary reached out to me, ¡¡44 me and made my morning the best part of the day. I experienced the beauty of friendship and love.
¡¡ In the business of life, we often forget to wish a stranger hello although how easy it is, and how great and lasting a ¡¡45 it can make. When you say hello to a stranger you become like a pebble(¶ìÂÑʯ) thrown into a pond. With each ripple (²¨ÎÆ£©you create, you spread love that continues to ¡¡46 . Make a point of saying hello to a stranger today. You will give the gift that keeps on giving.
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