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American Story: The Golden Wedding

Written by Ruth Suckow




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【整理】by jinhua49

Then it looked different. It seemed smaller and very empty with a feeling of open space around it.

Suddenly, noises broke into her thoughts. Shouts came from outside. Mrs. Willie turned quickly to the window and a great sleigh came up to the house. People were in it and they were calling and waving. Again, Mrs. Willie's hands shook. But this time it was from happiness. She and her husband stood up and a great crowd of people came in crying, 'Where is the bridal couple? Look at the happy groom. Well, well, congratulations!'

Then, the door of the dining room opened. Everyone said that Ma and Pa must go in first. They were gently pushed forward by the others. They sat at the head of the table. Mr. Willie looked almost afraid. He seemed to be thinking, 'All of this for two old people?' But Mrs. Willie was happy. She saw the room as one great light glasses plated silver, white and yellow all around. There were laughs and calls everywhere, then all stood quietly while Mr. Baxter said a prayer. It was all very quiet and serious. Only a child's voice broke the silence. They sat and the laughter began again. 'Oh, isn't this lovely?' someone said. 'Well, grandma,' said one of the children, 'what do you think of it?' Mrs. Willie turned pink and said slowly, 'I don't know what to say!' Here was the celebration she had dreamed about and now it was real! So real it was actually happening!

We will tell you more about this golden wedding celebration next week when we will bring you part two of our story.

You have been listening to the American story 'Golden Wedding'. It was written by Ruth Suckow. It appeared in the book Iowa Interiors published by Alfred A. Knopf Incorporated. Your storyteller was Shirley Griffith. Listen again next week at the same time for the final part of Golden Wedding. For VOA Special English, this is Steve Ember.

jinhua49

Homework Part IV

Then it looked different. It seemed smaller and very empty with a feeling of open space around it.

Suddenly, noises broke into her thoughts. Shouts came from outside. Mrs. Willie turned quickly to the window and a great sled came up to the house. People were in it and they were calling and waving. Again, Mrs. Willie's hands shook. But this time it was from happiness. She and her husband stood up and a great crowd of people came in crying, "Where is the bridal couple? Look at the happy groom. Well, well, congratulations!"

Then, the door of the dining room opened. Everyone said that Ma and Pa must go in first. They were gently pushed forward by the others. They sat at the head of the table. Mr. Willie looked almost afraid. He seemed to be thinking, "All of this for two old people?" But Mrs. Willie was happy. She saw the room as one great light, glasses plate silver, white and yellow all around. There were laughs and calls everywhere, then all stood quietly while Mr. Baxter said a prayer. It was all very quiet and serious. Only a child's voice broke the silence. They sat and the laughter began again. "Oh, isn't this lovely?" someone said. "Well, grandma," said one of the children, "what do you think of it?" Mrs. Willie turned pink and said slowly, "I don't know what to say!" Here was the celebration she had dreamed about and now it was real! So real it was actually happening!

We will tell you more about this golden wedding celebration next week when we will bring you part two of our story.

You have been listening to the American story "Golden Wedding". It was written by Ruth Suckow. It appeared in the book Iowa Interiors published by Alfred A. Cooperated. Your storyteller was Shirley Griffith. Listen again next week at the same time for the final part of Golden Wedding. For VOA Special English this is Steve Ember.

yangchenh

Then it looked different. It seemed smaller and very empty with a feeling of open space around it.

suddenly, noises broke into her thoughts. Shouts came from outside.**turned quikly to the window and a great slay came up to the house. People were in it and they were calling and waving. Again, Mrs. Willie's hands shook.But this time it was from happiness. She and her husband stood up and a great crowd of people came in crying, "



homework记得要发完整的稿子噢 ----春山

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HOMEWORK 欢迎新同学 自己的听写记得添上homework噢 ----春山

Then it looked different. It seemed smaller and very empty with a feeling of open space around it.

Suddenly, noises broke into her thoughts. Shouts came from outside. Mrs. Willie turned quickly to the window and a great sled came up to the house. People were in it and they were calling and waving. Again, Mrs. Willie's hands shook. But this time it was from happiness. She and her husband stood up and a great crowd of people came in crying, "where is the bridal couple? Look at the happy groom. Well, well, congratulations!"

Then, the door of the dining room opened. Everyone said that Ma and Pa must go in first. They were gently pushed forward by the others. They sat at the head of the table. Mr. Willie looked almost afraid. He seemed to be thinking. All this for two old people? But Mrs. Willie was happy. She saw the room as one great light, glasses plate silver, white and yellow all around.

They were laughs and calls everywhere, then all stood quietly while Mr. Baxter said a prayer. It was all very quiet and serious. Only a child's voice broke the silence. They said and laughed begin again. "Oh, isn't it lovely?" someone said. "Well, gramma." said one of the children, "What do you think of it?" Mrs. Willie turned pink and said slowly, "I don't know what to say." Here was the celebration she had dreamed about. And now it was real. So real it was actually happening.
We will tell you more about this golden wedding celebration next week when we will bring you part two of our story.

coco_q

homework
Then it looked different. It seemed smaller and very empty with a feeling of open space around it.

suddenly, noises broke into her thoughts. Shouts came from outside. Mrs *turned quikly to the window and a great sleigh came up to the house. People were in it and they were calling and waving. Again, Mrs. Willie's hands shook.But this time it was from happiness. She and her husband stood up and a great crowd of people came in crying."

where is the birdal couple, look at the groom."well,well,congratulations!".then the door of the dining room opened. everyone said that mam and pa must go in first, they were gently pushed forword by the others. they sat at the head of the table.

Mr * looked almost afraid, he seemed be thinking. all this for two old people? but Mrs * was happy, she saw the as one great light, glasses plates silver white and yellow all around. there were langhs and calls everywhere, then all stood quietly while Mr * said prayer. it was all very quiet and serious. only the child's vioce broke the silence, they said, and the laught began again. "oh isn't it lovely?"someone said.

"well gramma," said one of the children "what do you think of it?" Mr * turned pink and said slowly, "i don't know what to say." here was the celebration she had dreamed about,and now it was real,so real, it was actually happening. well will tell you more about this gloden weeding celebration next week, when we will bring you part two about our story.
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锅包包

请问一下 昨天我看到的还是 大家听到这段文章的内容 今天的homework怎末变了？那以前的留言怎末看啊？？ 我还有一些地方没有听得很清楚 还想请教请教


美国故事长15分钟, 我们将之分成几个3分钟左右的段落推出, 你昨天看的应该是PART3吧, 这是今天新贴的PART4; 你可以查找之前发布的帖子找找 多来逛逛就会习惯了

点击 这里 进入PART 3 ----春山



哦 原来是这样啊 明白了 真是太感谢你了 还想问一下 这个没有正确答案是马？只有大家听到然后写出来的东西 是马


没有官方答案，不过大家听写修改后得出的稿子已经媲近完美了，稍后偶们会整理出来D

春山如笑

on jinhua

Then it looked different. It seemed smaller and very empty with a feeling of open space around it.

Suddenly, noises broke into her thoughts. Shouts came from outside. Mrs. Willie turned quickly to the window and a great sled came up to the house. People were in it and they were calling and waving. Again, Mrs. Willie's hands shook. But this time it was from happiness. She and her husband stood up and a great crowd of people came in crying, "Where is the bridal couple? Look at the happy groom. Well, well, congratulations!"

Then, the door of the dining room opened. Everyone said that Ma and Pa must go in first. They were gently pushed forward by the others. They sat at the head of the table. Mr. Willie looked almost afraid. He seemed to be thinking, "All of this for two old people?" But Mrs. Willie was happy. She saw the room as one great light glasses plated silver, white and yellow all around. There were laughs and calls everywhere, then all stood quietly while Mr. Baxter said a prayer. It was all very quiet and serious. Only a child's voice broke the silence. They sat and the laughter began again. "Oh, isn't this lovely?" someone said. "Well, grandma," said one of the children, "what do you think of it?" Mrs. Willie turned pink and said slowly, "I don't know what to say!" Here was the celebration she had dreamed about and now it was real! So real it was actually happening!

We will tell you more about this golden wedding celebration next week when we will bring you part two of our story.

You have been listening to the American story "Golden Wedding". It was written by Ruth Suckow. It appeared in the book Iowa Interiors published by Alfred A. Knopf. Inc. Your storyteller was Shirley Griffith. Listen again next week at the same time for the final part of Golden Wedding. For VOA Special English this is Steve Ember.

锅包包

请问听这莫一个段子 大家一般都要听几遍才写下来的呢？

锅包包

Homework 自己的听写稿不用改颜色的喔 请点看本版发帖规则 ----春山

Then it looked different. It seemed smaller and very empty with a feeling of open space around it.Suddenly, noises broke into her thoughts. Shouts came from outside. Mrs. Willie turned quickly to the window and a great sled came up to the house. People were in it and they were calling and waving. Again, Mrs. Willie's hands shook. But this time it was from happiness.

She and her husband stood up and a great crowd of people came in crying, "Where is the bridal couple? Look at the happy groom. Well、well, congratulations!"

Then, the door of the dining room opened. Everyone said that Ma and Pa must go in first. They were gently pushed forward by the others. They sat at the head of the table. Mr. Willie looked almost afraid,he seemed to be thinking, "All this for two old people?" But Mrs. Willie was happy. She saw the room as one great light, glasses plate silver, quiet and yellow all around. There were laughs and calls everywhere, then all stood quietly while Mr. Baxter set a prayer. It was all very quiet and serious. Only a child's voice broke the silence. They sat and the laughter began again. "Oh, isn't this lovely?" someone said. "Well, grandma," said one of the children, "what do you think of it?" Mrs. Willie turned pink and said slowly, "I don't know what to say!" Here was the celebration she had dreamed about and now it was real! So real ,it was actually happening!

We will tell you more about this golden wedding celebration next week when we will bring you part two of our story.

You have been listening to the American story "Golden Wedding". It was written by Ruth Suckow. It appeared in the book . Listen again next week at the same time for the final part of Golden Wedding. For VOA Special English this is Steve Ember.

春山如笑

QUOTE(锅包包 @ Sep 6 2007, 07:41 PM)

请问听这莫一个段子 大家一般都要听几遍才写下来的呢？
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大家水平各异，难说噢
一般是先听一遍理解概意，然后是一句句地听写一两遍，最后重听检查，至少是三四遍吧。

锅包包

QUOTE(春山如笑 @ Sep 6 2007, 10:41 PM)

大家水平各异，难说噢 
一般是先听一遍理解概意，然后是一句句地听写一两遍，最后重听检查，至少是三四遍吧。
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真实好感谢你啊 呵呵 帮了我不少 以后也许还有问题问你呢 呵呵

panshangkun

homework
Then it looked different. It seemed smaller and empty with the feeling of open space surround it.
Suddently noises broke into her thoughts. Shouts came from the outside. Mrs. Willie turned quickly to the window. And a great sled came the house. People were in it and they were calling and waving. Again, Mrs. Willie’s hands shook. But this time it from happiness. She and her husband stood up. And a great crowd of people came in crying “where is the bride couple? Look at the happy groom, well, well, congratulations!”
Then the door of the dinner room opened. Everyone said that ma and pa must go in first. They were gentelly pushed forward by the others. They sat at the head of the table. Mr. Willie looked almost afraid. He seemed to be thinking. All these for two old people. But Mrs. Willie was happy. She saw the room with the great light, glasses, plate, silver, while and yellow all around. There were laugh and calls everywhere. Then all stood quietly well, Mr. Baxter said the pray. It was all very quiet and serious. Only a child’s voice broke the silence. They sat and the laugh began again. “oh, isn’t it lovely?” someone said. Well grademother said to one of children what do you think of it? Mrs. Willie turned pink and said slowly. I don’t know what to say. Here is the celerbration she had dreamed about. And now it was real. So real it was actually happy. We’ll tell you more about this Golden Wedding Celebration next week. When we were bring you part two of our story.

pierce willton

homework

Then it looked different. It seem smaller and very empty with a feeling of open space around it.

Suddenly, noises broke into her thoughts. Shouts came from the outside. Mrs. Willie turned quickly to the window and great sled came up to house. People were in it and they were calling and waving. Again Mrs. Willie's hands shook.

But this time, it was from happiness. She and her husband stood up and a great crowd of people came in crying," where is the bridal coupl? Look at the happy groom. Well, well, congratulations! "

Then the door of the dining room opened. Everyone said, "That ma and pa must go in first." They were gently pushed forward by the others. They sat at the head of the table. Mr. Willie looked almost afraid. He seemed to be thinking," All these for two old people?"

But Mrs. Willie was happy, she saw the room as one great light, glasses plates silver, white and yellow all around. There were laughs and calls everywhere. Then all stood quietly while Mr. Baxter said a prayer. It was all very quiet and serious only a child's voice broke the silent. They sat and the laughter began again. "Oh, isn't this lovely?" someone said. "Well, grandma," said one of the children, "what do you think of it?"

Mrs. Willie turned pink and said slowly," I don't know what to say." Here was the celebration she had dreamed about and now it was real. So real it was actually happening.

We will tell you more about these golden wedding celebration next week. When we will bring you part two of our story.

You have been listening to the American story Golden Wedding. It was written by Ruthss Shuker. It appeared in the book. Iowa Interiors published by Alfred A.Conlofen cooperated. Your storytellor was Shirley Griffith. Listen again next time at the same time for the final part of Golden Wedding. For VOA Special English, this is Steve Ember.

lxwsdrz9999

Homework
Then it looked different. It seemed smaller and very empty with a feeling of open space around it.

Suddenly, noises broke into her thoughts. Shouts came from outside. Mrs. Willie turned quickly to the window and a great sled came up to the house. People were in it and they were calling and waving. Again, Mrs. Willie's hands shook. But this time it was from happiness. She and her husband stood up and a great crowd of people came in crying, "Where is the bridal couple? Look at the happy groom. Well, well, congratulations!"

Then, the door of the dining room opened. Everyone said that Ma and Pa must go in first. They were gently pushed forward by the others. They sat at the head of the table. Mr. Willie looked almost afraid. He seemed to be thinking, "All of this for two old people?" But Mrs. Willie was happy. She saw the room as one great light glasses plated silver, white and yellow all around. There were laughs and calls everywhere, then all stood quietly while Mr. Baxter said a prayer. It was all very quiet and serious. Only a child's voice broke the silence. They sat and the laughter began again. "Oh, isn't this lovely?" someone said. "Well, grandma," said one of the children, "What do you think of it?" Mrs. Willie turned pink and said slowly, "I don't know what to say!" Here was the celebration she had dreamed about and now it was real! So real it was actually happening!

We will tell you more about this golden wedding celebration next week when we will bring you part two of our story.

You have been listening to the American story "Golden Wedding". It was written by Ruth Suchow. It appeared in the book Iowa Interiors published by Alfred A. Knopf. Incorporated. Your storyteller was Shirley Griffith. Listen again next week at the same time for the final part of Golden Wedding. For VOA Special English this is Steve Ember.

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