读伊索寓言学英语

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《读伊索寓言学英语》是一系列由伊索(Aesop)所创作的寓言故事，往往能在寥寥数语间传达深刻的人生哲理。全书精选90篇故事，篇篇生动，字字精炼，让你在愉快阅读的同时，英文程度也能一日千里！《读伊索寓言学英语》配有由专业美语教师发音的英文录音，读者可配合故事内容诵读，或单独聆听，以增进英语的口语及发音能力。

书籍目录

1 The Fox and the Grapes狐狸与葡萄2 The Goose That Laid the GoIden Eggs下金蛋的鹅3 The Cat and the Mice猫与鼠4 The Mischievous Dog淘气的狗5 The Bat and the WeaselS蝙蝠与黄鼠狼6 The Spendthrift and the Swallow败家子与燕7 The Cat and the Birds猫与乌8 Mercury and the Woodman水神与樵夫9 The Ass，the Fox，and the Lion驴、狐狸与狮子10 The Crow and the Pitcher乌鸦与水瓶11 The North Wind and the Sun北风与太阳12 The Milkmaid and Her Pail挤牛奶的姑娘和奶桶13 The Fox and the Monkey狐狸与猴子14 The Fir-Tree and the Bramble枞树与荆棘15 The Gnat and the BuII蚊子与公牛16 The Bear and the Travelers熊与旅人2817 The Flea and the Man跳蚤与人18 The Bee and Jupiter蜜蜂与朱庇特19 The BIind Man and the Cub盲人与幼兽20 The Ass and HiS Burdens驴子与驮货21 The Shepherd's Boy and the Wolf牧童与狼22 The Fox and the GOat狐狸与山羊23 The Boastinq Traveler吹嘘的旅人24 The Crab and HiS Mother小螃蟹与母亲25 The Dog and the Cook狗与厨师26 The Farmer and Fortune农夫与命运女神27 Father and Sons父与子28 The Boy Bathing洗澡的小男孩29 The Quack Frog呱呱叫的青蛙30 The Peasant and the Apple—Tree农夫与苹果树31 The Oxen and the Axletrees公牛与车轮轴32 The Boy and the FiIberts男孩与榛果33 The Mon and the Lion男人与狮子34：The BIacksmith and HiS Dog铁匠与小狗35 The Stag at the Pool池边的雄鹿36 The Mice and the Weasels老鼠与黄鼠狼37 The Bear and the Fox熊与狐狸38 Hercules and the Wagoner大力士与马车夫39 The Lion and the WiId Ass狮子与野驴40 The Lioness and the Vixen母狮与母狐41 The Viper and the File蝮蛇和锉刀42 The Cat and the Cock猫与公鸡43 The Hare and the Tortoise龟兔赛跑44 The Two Pots两只锅45 The Lion and the Three BullS狮子与三头公牛46 The Lark and the Farmer云雀与农夫47 The Three Tradesmen三名工匠48 The Sheep，the WoIf，and the Stag绵羊、狼与雄鹿49 The Hound and the Hare猎犬与野兔50 The Mouse and the Bull老鼠与公牛51 The Lion and the Bull狮子与公牛52 The WOIf，the Fox，and the Ape狼、狐狸与猩猩53 The Eagle and the Cocks老鹰与公鸡54 The Farmer and the Fox农夫与狐狸55 The Crow and the Swan乌鸦与天鹅56 The Stag with One Eye独眼的雄鹿57 The Farmer and the Stork农夫与鹤58 The Farmer and the Viper农夫与蛇59 The Ass，the Cock，and the Lion驴子、公鸡与狮子60 The Traveler and the PIane—Tree旅人与悬铃木61 The Eagle，the Jackdaw，and the Shepherd老鹰、寒鸦与牧羊人62 The Stag and the Vine雄鹿与葡萄藤63 The Archer and the Lion弓箭手与狮子64 The Wolves and the Dogs狼与狗65 The Laborer and the Snake工人与蛇66 The Cage—Bird and the Bat笼中鸟与蝙蝠67 The Ass and His Purchaser驴子与买主68 The Pack—Ass and the WiId Ass家驴和野驴69 The Ass and HiS Masters驴子与主人70 The Pack-ASS，the Wild ASS，and the Lion驮货驴、野驴与狮子71 The Ant蚂蚁72 The Frogs and the Well青蛙和井73 The Ass Carrying the Image运神像的驴子74 The Goatherd and the Goat牧羊人与山羊75 The Shepherd and the Wolf牧羊人与狼76 The Bee-Keeper养蜂人77 The WOlf and the Horse狼与马78 The Bat，the Bramble，and the Seagull蝙蝠、荆棘与海鸥79 The Dog and the Wolf狗与狼80 The Eagle and the Beetle老鹰与甲虫81 The Impostor骗子82 The Lion，the Fox，and the Ass狮子、狐狸与驴83 The Eagle and the Fox老鹰与狐狸84 The Butcher and HiS Customers屠夫与客人85 The Fox Who Served a Lion服侍狮子的狐狸86 The Crow and the Raven乌鸦与渡鸦87 The Serpent and the Eagle蛇与老鹰88 The Crab and the Fox螃蟹与狐狸89 The Stag and the LiOR雄鹿与狮子90 The Nightingale and the Swallow夜莺与燕Exercise 1-6Answers

编辑推荐

　　寓言一直是今日教育儿童，让他们学习道德教训最受欢迎的方式，而伊索寓言的许多故事亦涵盖其中，例如《狐狸与葡萄》道出“吃不到葡萄说葡萄酸”的道理，而《牧童与狼》的故事更是人人知晓。 《读伊索寓言学英语》的英文内容由V.S.Vernon Jones改写，中文内容由罗竹君翻译。全书精选90篇故事，篇篇生动，字字精炼，非常适合作为英语阅读的材料，每一篇故事皆针对重要词汇提供同页中英文注释，对于初级学习者学习英文有非常大的帮助。

内容概要

伊索，伊索是古希腊的一位奴隶，出生地不详，有关他生平的可信资料非常少，因此部分学者甚至不认为他是一名真实的人物。我们只知道这些寓言是在公元前6世纪完成，之后不断被翻译为各个语言版本，许多译者并在每一篇故事末加注故事要传达的道德涵义，让人们更容易明白故事背后的寓意。

章节摘录

　　A fox fell into a well and was unable to get out again. By-and by a thirsty goat came by, and seeing the fox in the well asked him if the water was good.　　"Good？" said the fox,"Its the best water I ever tasted in all my life. Come down and try it yourself." The goat thought of nothing but the prospect of quenching his thirst, and jumped in at once.　　When he had had enough to drink, he looked about, like the fox, for some way of getting out, but could find none. Presently the fox said,"I have an idea. You stand on your hind legs, and plant your forelegs firmly against the side of the well, and then Ill climb onto your back, and, from there,.by stepping on your horns, I can get out. And when Im out, Ill help you out too." The goat did as he was requested, and the fox climbed onto his back and so out of the well; and then he coolly walked away.　　The goat called loudly after him and reminded him of his promise to help him out, but the fox merely turned and said,"If you had as much sense in your head as you have hair in your beard you wouldnt have got into the well without making certain that you could get out again."　　Look before your leap.

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