小学英语格林童话系列（三）theStrangeMusician令人叫绝的乐师（一）阅读素材.docx 3页

theStrangeMusicianJacobandWilhelmGrimm　　Onceuponatimetherewasastrangemusicianwhowaswalkingthroughthewoodsallbyhimself,thinkingaboutthisandthat.Whentherewasnothingleftforhimtothinkabout,hesaidtohimself,"Itisboringhereinthewoods.Iamgoingtogetmyselfagoodcompanion."　　thenhetookhisfiddlefromhisback,andplayedatunethatsoundedthroughthetrees.　　Beforelongawolfcametrottingthroughthethickettowardhim.　　"Ah,awolfiscoming.Ihavenodesireforhim,"saidthemusician,butthewolfcamenearerandsaidtohim,"Ah,dearmusician,youplayverywell.Itoowouldliketolearntoplay."　　"Youcanlearnquickly,"answeredthemusician."YouwillonlyhavetodowhatItellyou."　　"Oh,musician,"saidthewolf,"Iwillobeyyoulikeapupilobeyshisteacher."　　themusiciantoldhimtocomealongwithhim,andwhentheyhadwalkedsomedistancetogether,theycametoanoldoaktree.Itwashollowinsideandsplitupthemiddle.　　"Look,"saidthemusician,"ifyouwantlearntoplaythefiddle,putyourforepawsintothiscrack." 　　thewolfobeyed,andthemusicianquicklypickedupastone,andwithoneblowwedgedhistwopawssofirmlythathehadtostaylyingtherelikeaprisoner.　　"WaithereuntilIreturn,"saidthemusician,andwentonhisway.　　Afterawhileheagainsaidtohimself,"Itisboringhereinthewoods.Iwillgetmyselfanothercompanion."　　Hetookhisfiddleandagainplayedintothewoods.Beforelongafoxcamecreepingthroughthetreestowardhim.　　"Ah,afoxiscoming,"saidthemusician."Ihavenodesireforhim."　　thefoxcameuptohimandsaid,"Oh,dearmusician,youplayverywell.Itoowouldliketolearntoplay."　　"Youcanlearnquickly,"saidthemusician."YouwillonlyhavetodowhatItellyou."　　"Oh,musician,"answeredthefox,"Iwillobeyyoulikeapupilobeyshisteacher."　　"Followme,"saidthemusician,andwhentheyhadgonesomedistancetogether,theycametoafootpathwithtallsaplingsonbothsides.Therethemusicianstoodstill,andfromonesidehebentayounghazelnuttreedowntothegroundandputhisfootontheendofit.Thenhebentdownanotheryoungtreefromtheotherside,andsaid,"Nowlittlefox,ifyouwanttolearnsomething,givemeyourleftfrontpaw."　　thefoxobeyed,andthemusiciantiedhispawtotheleftstem."Littlefox," hesaid,"nowgivemeyourrightpaw."　　Hetiedthisonetotherightstem.Aftermakingsurethattheknotsinthecordweretightenough,heletgo.Thetreesspranguprightandjerkedthelittlefoxupward,leavinghimhangingtherestrugglingintheair.　　"WaithereuntilIreturn,"saidthemusician,andwentonhisway.　　Onceagainhesaidtohimself,"Itisboringhereinthewoods.Iwillgetmyselfanothercompanion.Sohetookhisfiddle,andmusicsoundedthroughthewoods.Thenalittleharecamejumpingtowardhim.