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小学英语英语故事（童话故事）Sunshine’SStories阳光的故事.doc

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Sunshine’SStories阳光的故事"I'lltellyouastory,"saidthewind."Kindlyremember,"saidtheRain,"thatit'smyturntotalk.You'vebeenhowlingaroundthecorneratthetopofyourvoicequitelongenough.""IsthatthethanksIgetforallofthefavorsI'vedoneyou?"theWindblustered."ManyanumbrellaI'veturnedinsideout,orevenblowntotatters,whenpeopletriedtoavoidyou.""Besilent!ItisIwhoshallspeak,"saidtheSunshine,whospokewithsuchbrillianceandwarmththatthewearyWindfellflatonhisback,andtheRainshookhimandtriedtorousehim,crying:"Wewon'tstandforit.ThisMadamSunshineisforeverinterruptingus.Don'tletslistentoher.Whatshesaysisnotworthhearing."AndtheSunshinebegan:"Abeautifulswanflewovertherolling,tossingwavesoftheocean.Eachofitsfeathersshonelikegold.Onefeatherdrifteddownaboveagreatmerchantshipthatsailedtheseawithallitscanvasspread.Thefeathercametorestuponthecurlyhairofayoungoverseerwholookedafterthegoodsaboardthatship-supercargotheycalledhim.Thebirdoffortune'sfeathertouchedhisforehead,becameaquillpeninhishand,andbroughthimsuchluckthathesoonbecameamerchant,amanofwealth,amansorichthathecouldwearspursofgoldandchangeagoldendishintoanobleman'sshield.Iknow-Ihaveshoneonit,"saidtheSunshine."Theswanflewfaraway,overagreenmeadowwherealittleshepherdboy,notmorethansevenyearsold,layintheshadeofanoldtree,theonlytreeinthatmeadow.Astheswanflewpastit,shebrushedoneleaffromthetree.Thisleaffellintotheboy'shands,whereitturnedintothreeleaves,tenleaves-yes,itturnedintoalltheleavesofabook.Inthisbookhereadofthemanywonderfulthingsthatareinnature,abouthisnativelanguage,aboutfaith,andaboutknowledge.Beforehewenttosleephelaidthebookunderhispillowtokeepfromforgettingwhathehadlearnedduringtheday.Thewonderfulbookledhimfirsttoschool,andthenfarintothefieldsoflearning.Ihaveseenhisnamewheretheycarvethenamesofgreatscholars,"theSunshinesaid."Theswanflewovertheforest,whereitwaslonelyandquiet.Shecametorestonadeepbluelake,wherethewaterliliesgrow,wherewildappletreesflourishalongtheshore,andwherethecuckooandwildpigeonmaketheirnests."Apoorwomanwasintheforest,gatheringf