Dear Hilda,
I"ve just heard of my mother has suddenly been 11
ill, and I"d like to go and see what she is. The 12
trouble is that I can take Tom with me then. 13
Do you think if you would possibly able to look 14
after him for a week You have him for a week last 15
year, and you said he had been no trouble, but had got 16
on well with your little sister, Jane. 17
If I could have him, I would be able to bring 18
him along any time that suits for you. But if it is not 19
convenient, do hesitate to say so. 20
Yours,
SarahAfter a busy day, President Lincoln and wife 1
went to Ford"s Theatre in Washington DC, 2
which a new play would be put on. Near the 3
theatre living a 25-year-old unsuccessful actor 4
naming John Wilkes Booth, who was strongly against 5
the North though he was entirely for the South. 6
The play started in a moment, Booth came into 7
the theatre. He looked around carelessly so as to 8
find the guards whose duty was protecting the 9
President. For his joy, they were not there. 10 It rained very heavy last summer and 31
the little stream (小河) near our house be
came big river. It burst through the hank and 32
the fields all round was soon full of water. 33
Lucky, the water didn"t reach any of the 34
houses in our village. And the bursting water 35
from the river carried away our beautiful
wooden bridge, it was more than three 36
hundreds years old and we were very sorry, to 37
lose the oldest thing which we had had for so 38
long time. We"re building a new one, but it 39
will not be the same bridge which we had be 40
fore!One day Tom was played with his 21
younger brother beside the well nearly 22
their home. Immediately Tom fell down 23
the well. Paul was frighten. Their 24
parents was not at home. His father was working 25
in a factory but their mother was helping a neighbour. 26
Tom called his younger Paul came to helping him. 27
Tom was five feet tall and the water was only three feet 28
deep. Paul was glad to see his brother safely in the well. 29
Then he runs home and brought a long rope. 30 Dear Hilda,
I"ve just heard of my mother has suddenly been 11
ill, and I"d like to go and see what she is. The 12
trouble is that I can take Tom with me then. 13
Do you think if you would possibly able to look 14
after him for a week You have him for a week last 15
year, and you said he had been no trouble, but had got 16
on well with your little sister, Jane. 17
If I could have him, I would be able to bring 18
him along any time that suits for you. But if it is not 19
convenient, do hesitate to say so. 20
Yours,
SarahIt rained very heavy last summer and 31
the little stream (小河) near our house be
came big river. It burst through the hank and 32
the fields all round was soon full of water. 33
Lucky, the water didn"t reach any of the 34
houses in our village. And the bursting water 35
from the river carried away our beautiful
wooden bridge, it was more than three 36
hundreds years old and we were very sorry, to 37
lose the oldest thing which we had had for so 38
long time. We"re building a new one, but it 39
will not be the same bridge which we had be 40
fore!After a busy day, President Lincoln and wife 1
went to Ford"s Theatre in Washington DC, 2
which a new play would be put on. Near the 3
theatre living a 25-year-old unsuccessful actor 4
naming John Wilkes Booth, who was strongly against 5
the North though he was entirely for the South. 6
The play started in a moment, Booth came into 7
the theatre. He looked around carelessly so as to 8
find the guards whose duty was protecting the 9
President. For his joy, they were not there. 10 One day Tom was played with his 21
younger brother beside the well nearly 22
their home. Immediately Tom fell down 23
the well. Paul was frighten. Their 24
parents was not at home. His father was working 25
in a factory but their mother was helping a neighbour. 26
Tom called his younger Paul came to helping him. 27
Tom was five feet tall and the water was only three feet 28
deep. Paul was glad to see his brother safely in the well. 29
Then he runs home and brought a long rope. 30 Dear Hilda,
I"ve just heard of my mother has suddenly been 11
ill, and I"d like to go and see what she is. The 12
trouble is that I can take Tom with me then. 13
Do you think if you would possibly able to look 14
after him for a week You have him for a week last 15
year, and you said he had been no trouble, but had got 16
on well with your little sister, Jane. 17
If I could have him, I would be able to bring 18
him along any time that suits for you. But if it is not 19
convenient, do hesitate to say so. 20
Yours,
SarahAfter a busy day, President Lincoln and wife 1
went to Ford"s Theatre in Washington DC, 2
which a new play would be put on. Near the 3
theatre living a 25-year-old unsuccessful actor 4
naming John Wilkes Booth, who was strongly against 5
the North though he was entirely for the South. 6
The play started in a moment, Booth came into 7
the theatre. He looked around carelessly so as to 8
find the guards whose duty was protecting the 9
President. For his joy, they were not there. 10