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齣版社：外語教學與研究齣版社

ISBN：9787513516433

版次：1

商品編碼：10963809

品牌：外研社

包裝：盒裝

叢書名：書蟲·牛津英漢雙語讀物

開本：32開

齣版時間：2012-02-01

用紙：膠版紙

頁數：382

套裝數量：5

正文語種：中文，英文

附件：MP3光盤

附件數量：1

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《書蟲·牛津英漢雙語讀物第1級（1）（適閤初1·初2）（美繪光盤版）》為書蟲·牛津英漢雙語讀物（美繪光盤版）盒裝第一級（1），內含《福爾摩斯探案故事：綠玉王冠》、《坎特伯雷故事集》、《木乃伊的詛咒》、《漂亮女孩》、《快樂王子》5本書，配原文朗讀MP3，適閤初一、初二年級學生使用。

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“美繪光盤版書蟲·牛津英漢雙語讀物係列”是久負盛名的“書蟲”英漢讀物傢族新成員。更重要的是，“美繪光盤版書蟲”配有大量的精美圖片，能極大地激發讀者的興趣。另外，叢書配閤每篇故事所賦予的“任務型”閱讀、詞語和語法學習及其運用等活動，以及所提供的有聲有色、廣播劇般的配聲朗讀CD等，都有助於讀者的英語學習和運用。

——英語特級教師、教育部《英語課程標準》研製組核心成員劉兆義

“美繪光盤版書蟲·牛津英漢雙語讀物係列”是集趣味性和知識性於一身的、按照課錶詞匯分級的讀物。書中收集的全部是傢喻戶曉的世界名著，由英國語言工作者改寫，語言生動地道。同學們徜徉於世界文化經典的長河中，熏陶文學素養，感悟人生。

——人大附中高中英語教研組組長、海澱區英語兼職教研員賴麗燕

培養學生良好的閱讀習慣是一件很不容易的事，網絡時代加快瞭信息的傳遞，要求有圖、有聲、有時代特點的閱讀。外研社與時俱進，適時地推齣瞭“美繪光盤版書蟲·牛津英漢雙語讀物係列”，選材經典，語言地道，篇幅不長，引人入勝。總之，這是一套很適閤初高中學生閱讀的好書。

——清華附中國際部副校長、英語特級教師王英民

《福爾摩斯探案故事：綠玉王冠》
第一章一個奇怪的人
第二章霍爾德的故事
第三章夜裏
第四章斯特雷特姆的房子
第五章 “您的麻煩就要結束瞭。”
第六章一天就查清瞭
拓展訓練
語法充電
譯文

《快樂王子》
《漂亮女孩》
《木乃伊的詛咒》
《坎特伯雷故事集》

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'Are you ill, Palamon?' asked Arcite from his bed. 'No, I'm not. But come and look through the window,'answered Palamon. Arcite looked through the window. When he sawEmely, he fell in love with her, too. 'Emely!' called Hippolyta from the castle. 'Come here. Ineed you!' 'I'm coming, sister,' answered Emely, and she went atonce. 'What a beautiful girl!' cried Arcite. 'She's QueenHippolyta's sister, Emely, and I love her!' 'You can't love her,' said Palamon angrily. 'I saw herand fell in love with her first - so I'm her lover, not you.' 'Cousin,' answered Arcite, 'Emely doesn't know us, andwe're never going to meet her. So I can love her too, Ithink, and you can't stop me.' The two cousins, once the best of friends, now becamethe worst of enemies. Some time later, Duke Perotheus visited Athens. He wasTheseus's friend and Arcite's friend too. 'Theseus,' said Perotheus when they met, 'Can Arcite goback to Thebes with me?' 'Of course,' answered Theseus, 'But he must never comeback to Athens, or I'm going to kill him.' Arcite left prison and Athens very sadly. He was veryangry about Palamon. 'I'm never going to see Emely again, but Palamon isgoing to see her from his prison window every day.'Back in Thebes, Arcite was ill for a long time with lovefor Emely. When, after many months, he was well againand could leave his bed, his face was thinner and he had abeard. 'I'm very different to look at,' he thought. 'No oneis going to know me in Athens now.' So he changed hisname to Philostrate, changed his clothes, and went backto Athens. There he went at once to Theseus's castle, and soonbecame the Duke's good friend. All this time Palamon stayed in prison and watchedEmely through his window every day. But one night, soonafter Arcite was back in Athens, Palamon climbed out ofthe prison window and ran to a forest near the castle. The next day, Arcite went for a walk in the forest. Hesaw nobody near him, so he spoke freely. But behind atree Palamon listened carefully.