【已解决】【英语绘本】三只小猪的故事

【英语绘本】三只小猪的故事

"Letmein,"saidthewolf.

“让我进去，”大灰狼吼道。

"No！"saidonelittlepig.

“不让进！”小猪回答道。

"ThenIwillblowyourhousedown,"saidthewolf.

“不然的话，我要把你的房子吹倒了，”大灰狼说道。

Andhedid.

而且，他做到了，他真的把小猪的房子吹倒了。

Thelittlepigrandowntheroad.

小猪沿着小路往山下跑啊跑。

"Letmein,"saidthewolf.

“让我进去”，大灰狼吼道。

"No,no！"saidthetwolittlepigs.

“不让进，不让进！”两只小猪一起回答道。

"ThenIwillblowyourhousedown,"saidthewolf.

“不然的话，我要把你们的房子吹倒了”，大灰狼说道。

Andhedid.

他成功地把小猪们的房子吹倒了。

Thetwolittlepigsrandowntheroad.

于是，两只小猪沿着小路往山下跑啊跑。

Thewolfsaid,"Letmein！"

大灰狼吼道：“让我进去！”

"No,no,no！"saidthethreelittlepigs.

“不让进，不让进，不让进！”

三只小猪一起回答道。

"ThenIwillblowyourhousedown,"saidthewolf.

“不然的话，我要把你们的房子吹倒了,”大灰狼说道。

Buthedidnot！

但是呢，这次他没有成功！

"Iwillgetin,"saidthewolf.

“我一定要进去。”大灰狼说道。

（他爬上了烟囱）

Thewolfwentdown,down,down.

大灰狼掉了下去，他不断地往下掉呀掉。

（三只小猪点火架起了一口大锅，大灰狼掉进了滚烫的锅里）

Thenthewolfrandowntheroad！

最后，大灰狼跑着下山了！

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绘本故事-英语-三只小猪

TheThreeLittlePigs

Onceuponatimetherewasanoldpigwiththreelittlepigs,andonedayshesaidtothem:“Mychildren,itistimeforyoutogooutintheworldandseekyourfortunes”.So,biddingtheirmothergood-bye,thethreelittlepigssetouttoearntheirliving.

Thefirstlittlepig,whosenamewasWhitey,metamanwithabundleofstrawandsaidtohim:“Please,mister,willyougivemethatstrawtobuildahousewith?”ThemangaveWhiteythestraw,andhebuilthimselfahousewithit.

PresentlyawolfcamealongandknockedatthedoorofWhitey’shouse.“Littlepig,littlepig,”hesaid.“Letmecomein.”ButofcourseWhiteydidn’twantthewolftocomein,sohesaid:“No,no,bythehaironmychinny-chin-chin！”Thismadethewolfangry,andhesaid:ThenI’llpuffandI’llhuff,andI’llblowyourhousein”.Sohepuffedandhehuffedandheblewthehousein.AndhecarriedpoorlittleWhiteyawaytohishomeintheforest.

Thesecondlittlepig,whosenamewasBlackey,metamancarryingsomewood,andhesaidtohim:“Please,mister,willyougivemethatwoodtobuildahousewith?”ThemangaveBlackeythewoodandhebuilthimselfahousewithit.ButalongcamethewolfandknockedatthedoorofBlackey’shouse.“Littlepig,littlepig,”hesaid.“Letmecomein.”“No,no,”repliedBlackeyingreatfright.“Notbythehaironmychinny-chin-chin！”“ThenI’llpuffandI’llhuffandI’llblowyourhousein.”Sothewolfpuffedandhehuffedandatlastheblewthehousein.AndawayhewentwithBlackeytohishomeintheforest.

Nowthethirdlittlepig,whosenamewasBrownie,metamanwithaloadofbricksandhesaidtohim:“Please,mister,willyougivemethosebrickstobuildahousewith?”Themangavehimthebricks,andBrowniebuilthimselfaverysnuglittlehousewiththem.Hehadjustfinishedhishousewhenthewolfcamealong.“Littlepig,littlepig,”hesaid.“Letmecomein！”“No,no,bythehaironmychinny-chin-chin！”“ThenI’llpuffandI’llhuffandI’llblowyourhousein.”Butthoughthewolfpuffedandhehuffed,andhehuffedandhepuffed,hecouldnotblowdownBrownie’shousemadeofbricks.Sohesaid:“Littlepig,Iknowwherethereisanicefieldofturnips.”“Where?”askedBrownie.“OverinMr.Smith’sfield.Ifyouwillbereadytomorrowmorning,Iwillcallforyouandwewillgotogetherandgetsomefordinner.”“Verywell,”answeredBrownie.“Iwillbeready.Whattimedoyouwanttogo?”“Aroundsixo’clock,”answeredthewolf.

Well,doyouknow,thatsmartlittlepiggotupatfiveo’clockandwentoutandgottheturnipsandwasbackhomebeforethewolfcameatsixo’clock.WhenthewolffoundthatBrowniehadbeentoMr.Smith’sfieldbeforehim,hewasveryangry,andwonderedhowhecouldcatchhim.Sohesaid:“Littlepig,Iknowwherethereisaniceappleorchard.”“Where?”askedBrownie.“DownatMerryGarden,”repliedthewolf.“Iwillgowithyoutomorrowmorningatfiveo’clockandwewillgetsomeapples.”

ButBrowniehustledandbustledaround,andwentthenextmorningatfouro’clocktotheappleorchard.Thistimehehadfarthertogoandhadtoclimbthetree,sothatjustashewasgettingdownwiththeapplesinabasket,hesawthewolfcoming.Ofcoursehewasfrightened.Whenthewolfcameuptothetree,hesaidtoBrownie:“Ah,Iseeyouareherebeforeme.Aretheyveryniceapples?”“Yes,indeed,”repliedBrownie.“Here,Iwillthrowonedowntoyou.”Andhethrewtheapplesofarthatwhilethewolfwasrunningtopickitup,thelittlepigjumpeddownfromthetreeandranhome.

Nowthewolfwasvery,veryangry,andhethoughtandthoughtandfinallythoughtofaplantocatchthelittlepig.Comingtohishousethenextmorning,hesaid,“Littlepig,thereisafairintownthisafternoon.Willyougo?”“Oh,yes,”repliedBrownie.“Iwillbeverygladtogo.Whattimewillyouwantmetobeready?”“Atthreeo’clock,”saidthewolf.ButBrowniewentofftothefairatoneo’clockandboughtagreatbigcopperkettle.Alas！Onthewayhomewiththekettle,hesawthewolfcomingupthehill.PoorlittleBrownie.Hedidn’tknowwhattodo.Andthensuddenlyhejumpedintothecopperkettleandgavehimselfapush.Andthekettlewentrollingoverandover,withthelittlepiginit.Whenthewolfsawthekettlecomingrollingtowardhim,hewassofrightenedthatheturnedandranbackhomewithoutgoingtothefair.

Thenextdayhestoppedatthelittlepig’shouseandtoldhimhowfrightenedhehadbeenbyagreat,shiningthingthathadrolleddownthehilltowardhim.ThenBrownielaughedandlaughed,andsaidtothewolf:“Ha！Ifrightenedyou,MisterWolf.Ihadbeentothefairandboughtacopperkettle,andwhenIsawyoucomingIgotintoitandrolleddownthehill.”Thismadethewolfsoveryangrythathejumpedupontotheroofofthelittlepig’shouseandstartedtoclimbdownthechimney.WhenBrowniesawthishemadeablazingfireinthefireplaceandhungthecopperkettleoveritfullofscaldingwater.Andjustasthewolfcamedownthechimney,thelittlepigpulledoffthecoverofthekettleandplop！Intothescaldingwaterfellthewolf.

SoBrownieboiledthewolf,andthenwentoutandrescuedhistwobrothers,WhiteyandBlackey,fromtheforestwherethewolfhadbeenkeepingthem.Andtheyalllivedhappilytogetherinthelittlebrickhouseforeverafterwards.

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