Once upon a time, a rich man and a poor tailor happened to live in the same house．The rich man lived upstairs and the poor tailor lived downstairs．

　　The tailor liked to sing while he worked．He sang one song after another．But the rich man liked to sleep and the singing bothered him．

　　One day the rich man said, “Tailor, I will give you a bag full of money every day if you will stop singing．”

　　Fine,” said the poor tailor．And so the tailor stopped singing and he became richer and richer．But the more money he got from the rich man, the unhappier he became, because he wanted very much to sing again．

　　Finally he brought all his money back to the rich man．”Here,” he said, “Take all your money．I cannot be happy if I can’t sing．”

　　And so he gave the money back to the rich man and went away singing．He sang and sang and he was happy again．

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　　My grandfather was a teacher．He was the headmaster of a school for boys between the ages of thirteen．I knew that he was a kind and gentle(温和)man at heart, because when I was young and he was old, he gave me presents and set me on his knees and told me stories．But I believed the boys at his school were afraid of him．

　　At school when he walked into a room full of noisy boys, there was silence(安静) at once．When he looked at a boy with a certain look in his eyes, that boys went red in the face and looked down at his shoes．If a boy brought him poor, careless work, that was not the best that boys could do, my grandfather packed the boy's book and threw it across the room, shouting,“Do it all again and bring it back first the next morning!”If the boy was late, or he forgot to bring the work, he had to do it again and again yet again．My grandfather never forgot．

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　　Yesterday was Christmas Day．I went to see my uncle and aunt．

　　There was a Christmas tree standing 　　1　　 the middle of the sitting-room．　　2　　 the tree there were some little lights 　　3　　 different colours, red, yellow, green and blue．How beautiful they 　　4　　!“Did you put your stocking 　　5　　 the end of your bed on Christmas Eve, Jim?” my uncle asked．

　　“Of course．My mother 　　6　　 it with two small presents．One is a box of colour pencils, and 　　7　　 is a small round mirror．” “Did your father give you Christmas presents 　　8　　?”

　　“Yes．He gave me a big one-computer．” “Oh．How 　　9　　 your father is!” my aunt said．“Here is a present for you, Jim, ” my uncle said 　　10　　 a smile．“But don’t open it before you 　　11　　．” I thanked him．But I 　　12　　 to open the box．It was a nice watch!

　　Then we had a big lunch．My aunt made a Christmas cake．It was very 　　13　　．I didn’t go home 　　14　　 four o’clock 　　15　　 the afternoon of Christmas Day．

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　　Bob was sixteen years old．He had been at the same school for five years．He was always a very bad pupil．He was often late, he fought with other pupils, he was not polite to the teachers, and he did not obey the rules of the school．His headmaster tried to make him work and be polite, but he didn’t take his advice．As Bob grew older, the younger boys learned bad manners from him．At last the headmaster had to ask Bob to leave school．

　　Then Bob tried to get a job in a big shop, and the manager wrote to the headmaster to find out what he could say about Bob．

　　The headmaster wanted to be honest, but he also did not want to be too hard, so he wrote, “If you can make Bob work for you, you will be very lucky．

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