趣趣英语寓言故事欣赏与练习10
作者：B.O.B
The Emperor’s New Clothes (I)
A long, long time ago, there was an emperor named Pardonius, who lived in a beautiful palace and loved clothes. He loved them so much that he had his tailors make him a fine new outfit every day.He loved them so much that he had his tailors make him a new outfit every day.
One day, two clever thieves came and told Pardonius they were famous weavers who could make him the finest cloth. Pardonius was very curious and hired them on the spot. He gave them a large sum of money.
大摇大摆的近义词A week had pasd and Pardonius wanted to e the new cloth, but was afraid of disturbin
g them.So he asked his faithful old minister, Percival, to inspect the work for him.Percival[ˈpə:sivəl] went and saw that nothing had been done. He was going to tell Pardonius but was afraid of losing his job.So he pretended as if nothing had happened.
A little later, Pardonius was curious again about how the progress was going. So he nt another faithful official, Gaylord, to e the cloth.The same thing occurred. Gaylord pretended to e the fine cloth when really he could e nothing. Finally, Pardonius could not wait any longer.He called the thieves to his court and demanded to e the fine cloth.
皇帝的新装(怀疑论I)
很久很久以前，一座美丽的宫殿里住着一位名叫帕多尼斯的皇帝，他对衣装非常情有独钟。他太爱衣服了，竟然让裁缝们每天为他做一套新衣服。
一天，来了两个狡猾的小偷。他们对帕多尼斯说，他们是很有名的织布工，能为帕多尼斯做最好看的衣服。帕多尼斯非常好奇，立即雇用了他们。他给了他们一大笔钱。
餐怎么读
过了一个星期，帕多尼斯非常想看看新衣服，但怕打扰他们的工作。所以他让年老的忠臣
珀西瓦尔去替他视察。珀西瓦尔去了，看见两个人什么都没做。他想告诉帕多尼斯实情，但又怕因此失去他的官位。于是他装作什么事情都没发生。
没过多久，帕多尼斯又开始好奇衣服做得怎样了。因此他又派另一位忠臣盖洛德去看看衣服。同样的事情发生了。盖洛德其实什么也没看见，但却装作看见了很好看的衣服。最后，帕多尼斯再也等不及了。他把小偷们叫过来，要求看看这件最好看的衣服。
The Emperor’s New Clothes (Ⅱ)
When Pardonius entered the weaving room, he saw nothing and thought to himlf what a fool he had been. He surely emed unfit to rule his own kingdom.However, he too blindly [ˈblaɪndli] looked pass the truth for fear of being a fool, and said aloud that the colors were simply beautiful and everyone agreed.
The following day, the Great Annual Parade[pəˈreɪd] was to begin. Everyone was eagerly expecting to e the Emperor’s new clothes. So not to disappoint them Pardonius pretended to dress himlf.But all he wore was his undershorts. Everyone pretended to s
ee the royal robes except for one clever boy who was thoroughly[ˈθʌrəli] surprid and called out,“Look, the Emperor has no clothes!”
Suddenly, the truth was spoken. Pardonius’ face flushed red and he said, “How will everyone forgive my vanity[ˈvænəti], my blindness? Oh, I’m so embarrasd.”The little boy replied, “Don’t worry, Emperor. We are as much of a fool for pretending, and have learned a good lesson.”From that time on, the boy came to live in the palace as Pardonius’ advisor. Becau of him, Pardonius became known as one of the wist emperors.
皇帝的新装(Ⅱ)红汗菜
帕多尼斯走进织布房的时候，他什么衣服都没看见，他觉得自己是个傻瓜。他觉得自己的确不适合统治自己的王国。但是他又怕自己变成傻瓜，所以像没看见真相一样，大声地说衣服的颜色很漂亮。所有人都同意他的看法。
次日，年度大游行就要开始了。大家都很想看看皇帝的新装。为了不让人们失望，帕多尼
斯装得跟穿了衣服一样。但是他穿的只有内衣。所有人都假装看得见国王的礼服，只有一个聪明的男孩儿非常吃惊地喊了一声：“看，皇帝没有穿衣服！”
突然间，事实被揭穿了。帕多尼斯脸红了，他说：“大家怎么能原谅我的虚荣和愚昧呢？哦，我实在是太丢人了。小男孩儿回答道：“不用担心，皇帝陛下，我们也很傻，装作不知道，所以没什么分别，但是我们得到了很好的教训。从此，男孩儿成了皇帝的谋士，住在宫殿里。因为有了他的帮助，帕多尼斯被人们看作最贤明的皇帝中的一位。
趣趣英语阅读填空练习：
The Emperor’s New Clothes ( I)
A long, long time ago(痛苦的反义词>龙开头的成语很久很久以前), there was an emperor(皇帝) named Pardonius, who lived (住)in a beautiful palace(宫殿) and loved clothes. He loved them so much that he 废品小制作had基本美(让) his tailors make him a fine new outfit(衣服) every day.He loved them so much that he had his tailors (裁缝们)make him a new outfit every day.
One day, two clever thieves(小偷) came and told Pardonius they were famous weavers (
织布工)who could make him the finest cloth. Pardonius was very curious(好奇) and hired (雇用)them on the spot. He gave them a large sum of(一大笔) money.
