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Some girls and boys were out with their teacher. They were going to a museum. W 1 they were crossing a bridge, they s 2 heard loud shouts behind them. The teacher told her students to s 3. When she heard them c 4 “Mad(疯的) dog!”, she knew what was happening. Before she could do a 5, she saw a dog running to them. “Children,” said the teacher, “keep close to each other. ” At this m 6 the teacher saw a man. He ran up with a gun in his hand. “I must keep the children s 7 until the man comes,” thought the teacher. Then she s 8 before the children so that the dog would meet her first. The teacher pretended(假装) to p 9 up a stone to hit the mad dog. The man came and k 10 the dog. When people heard of this, they said, “The teacher was brave. We’ll remember her forever. ”
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The UK honoured Jane Austen(简·奥斯汀) by making her the face of the new 10 pound note. After more than 200 years, the fame(名气) of the w 1 has increased many times over. Austen’s works are p 2 all over the world today, although her novels are set in a much older time. The most famous work is *Pride and Prejudice* (*《傲慢与偏见》*), which is set in the late 18th century—a t 3 when women depended(依赖) on their husbands for almost everything.
The story follows Elizabeth Bennet. She is one of six d 4 in a family. The main story is the love - hate relationship between Elizabeth and Mr Darcy, a rich nobleman(贵族). At first, they argue. Elizabeth feels that Mr Darcy looks down upon the p 5 people. Meanwhile, Darcy t 6 Elizabeth has wrongly judged(评判) him because of his wealth(财富). The beauty of the story c 7 from how Elizabeth and Mr Darcy overcome(克服) their pride and prejudice to reach the surprising ending.
Upon reading the book, it’s clear w 8 the novel is still liked by many people today. Although many y 9 have passed, everyone today still has difficulty in finding the r 10 partner(伴侣). Many of Austen’s books focus on serious problems for young women and continue to inspire(激励) many women today.
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