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1、篮球比赛是根据运动队在规定的比赛时间里得分多少来决定胜负的，因此，篮球比赛的计时计分系统是一种得分类型的系统长长相相思思纳纳兰兰性性德德篮球比赛是根据运动队在规定的比赛时间里得分多少来决定胜负的，因此，篮球比赛的计时计分系统是一种得分类型的系统 王国维曰：明月照王国维曰：明月照积雪、大江流日夜、澄积雪、大江流日夜、澄江静如练、山气日夕佳、落日大旗中、中天江静如练、山气日夕佳、落日大旗中、中天悬明月、大漠孤烟直、长河落日圆，此等境悬明月、大漠孤烟直、长河落日圆，此等境界可谓千古奇观。求之于词，则纳兰容若塞界可谓千古奇观。求之于词，则纳兰容若塞上之作，如上之作，如长相思长相思“夜深千帐灯夜深千帐灯
2、”差差近之。近之。篮球比赛是根据运动队在规定的比赛时间里得分多少来决定胜负的，因此，篮球比赛的计时计分系统是一种得分类型的系统山 一 程篮球比赛是根据运动队在规定的比赛时间里得分多少来决定胜负的，因此，篮球比赛的计时计分系统是一种得分类型的系统水 一 程篮球比赛是根据运动队在规定的比赛时间里得分多少来决定胜负的，因此，篮球比赛的计时计分系统是一种得分类型的系统身向榆关那畔行身向榆关那畔行篮球比赛是根据运动队在规定的比赛时间里得分多少来决定胜负的，因此，篮球比赛的计时计分系统是一种得分类型的系统夜深千帐灯夜深千帐灯篮球比赛是根据运动队在规定的比赛时间里得分多少来决定胜负的，因此，篮球比赛的计时计
3、分系统是一种得分类型的系统风一更，雪一更 风一更，雪一更风一更，雪一更篮球比赛是根据运动队在规定的比赛时间里得分多少来决定胜负的，因此，篮球比赛的计时计分系统是一种得分类型的系统聒碎乡心梦不成 聒碎乡心梦不成聒碎乡心梦不成篮球比赛是根据运动队在规定的比赛时间里得分多少来决定胜负的，因此，篮球比赛的计时计分系统是一种得分类型的系统故园无此声故园无此声篮球比赛是根据运动队在规定的比赛时间里得分多少来决定胜负的，因此，篮球比赛的计时计分系统是一种得分类型的系统一、读准诗词一、读准诗词1、什么人听得到打更的声音？更声对这些人意什么人听得到打更的声音？更声对这些人意味着什么？味着什么？2、“风一更，雪一
4、更风一更，雪一更”是不是是不是“先刮了一更的风，先刮了一更的风，再下了一更的雪再下了一更的雪”的意思？的意思？3、词读到这里，你们有些什么印象和感觉？词读到这里，你们有些什么印象和感觉？篮球比赛是根据运动队在规定的比赛时间里得分多少来决定胜负的，因此，篮球比赛的计时计分系统是一种得分类型的系统二、读懂诗词二、读懂诗词1、这首词大概讲了怎样的意思这首词大概讲了怎样的意思？2、作者的作者的“身身”在哪里？你们是从哪儿读出来在哪里？你们是从哪儿读出来的？的？3、作者的作者的“心心”又在哪里？你们是从哪儿读懂又在哪里？你们是从哪儿读懂的？的？篮球比赛是根据运动队在规定的比赛时间里得分多少来决定胜负的，
5、因此，篮球比赛的计时计分系统是一种得分类型的系统（一）（一）想象想象词词的情境的情境三三、展开想象，读出词情、展开想象，读出词情 你看到了翻山越岭的画面。你看到了翻山越岭的画面。你看到了爬山涉水的画面。你看到了爬山涉水的画面。你看到了辗转反侧的画面。你看到了辗转反侧的画面。你看到了眺望家乡的画面。你看到了眺望家乡的画面。你们看到了孤独沉思的画面。你们看到了孤独沉思的画面。你看到了风雪交加的画面。你看到了风雪交加的画面。你看到了刀光剑影的画面。你看到了刀光剑影的画面。篮球比赛是根据运动队在规定的比赛时间里得分多少来决定胜负的，因此，篮球比赛的计时计分系统是一种得分类型的系统 （二）（二）如果身在
6、故园，又会出现怎样的如果身在故园，又会出现怎样的画面和情景呢？请同学们选择一个画面、画面和情景呢？请同学们选择一个画面、一种场景，用手中的笔，更用心中的情把一种场景，用手中的笔，更用心中的情把它们写下来。它们写下来。篮球比赛是根据运动队在规定的比赛时间里得分多少来决定胜负的，因此，篮球比赛的计时计分系统是一种得分类型的系统 纳兰性德（纳兰性德（1655165516851685）：清词）：清词人。原名成德，避太子保成讳改性德；人。原名成德，避太子保成讳改性德；字容若（纳兰容若），号楞伽山人，满字容若（纳兰容若），号楞伽山人，满洲正黄旗人。洲正黄旗人。大学士纳兰明珠长子，生长在北京。大学士纳兰明珠
7、长子，生长在北京。其祖于清初从龙入关，战绩彪炳，其父其祖于清初从龙入关，战绩彪炳，其父明珠，是康熙朝权倾一时的首辅之臣。明珠，是康熙朝权倾一时的首辅之臣。容若天资颖慧，博通经史，工书法，擅容若天资颖慧，博通经史，工书法，擅丹青，又精棋射，十七为诸生，十八举丹青，又精棋射，十七为诸生，十八举乡试，二十二岁殿试赐进士出身，授乾乡试，二十二岁殿试赐进士出身，授乾清门三等侍卫，后晋一等侍卫，常伴康清门三等侍卫，后晋一等侍卫，常伴康熙出巡边塞，三十一岁时因寒疾而殁。熙出巡边塞，三十一岁时因寒疾而殁。康熙十五年（康熙十五年（16761676）进士，授乾清）进士，授乾清门三等侍卫，后循迁至一等。随扈出巡门三
8、等侍卫，后循迁至一等。随扈出巡南北，并曾出使梭龙（黑龙江流域）考南北，并曾出使梭龙（黑龙江流域）考察沙俄侵扰东北情况。康熙二十四年患察沙俄侵扰东北情况。康熙二十四年患急病去世，年仅三十一岁。急病去世，年仅三十一岁。篮球比赛是根据运动队在规定的比赛时间里得分多少来决定胜负的，因此，篮球比赛的计时计分系统是一种得分类型的系统 （二）（二）如果身在故园，又会出现怎样的画面如果身在故园，又会出现怎样的画面和情景呢？请同学们选择一个画面、一种场和情景呢？请同学们选择一个画面、一种场景，用手中的笔，更用心中的情把它们写下来。景，用手中的笔，更用心中的情把它们写下来。故乡是故乡是故乡是故乡是一幅恬静安闲的村
9、居图。一幅恬静安闲的村居图。一幅恬静安闲的村居图。一幅恬静安闲的村居图。故乡就是妻子那一双含情脉脉的眼睛！故乡就是妻子那一双含情脉脉的眼睛！故乡就是妻子那一双含情脉脉的眼睛！故乡就是妻子那一双含情脉脉的眼睛！故乡的生活是故乡的生活是故乡的生活是故乡的生活是志趣相投朋友骑着骏马到野外打猎的舒畅志趣相投朋友骑着骏马到野外打猎的舒畅志趣相投朋友骑着骏马到野外打猎的舒畅志趣相投朋友骑着骏马到野外打猎的舒畅故乡的今晚是故乡的今晚是故乡的今晚是故乡的今晚是一个多么宁静、多么美好的团圆之夜！一个多么宁静、多么美好的团圆之夜！一个多么宁静、多么美好的团圆之夜！一个多么宁静、多么美好的团圆之夜！故园的生活，故园
10、的生活，故园的生活，故园的生活，天伦之乐天伦之乐天伦之乐天伦之乐，温馨温馨温馨温馨融融。融融。融融。融融。（三）对比引读（三）对比引读篮球比赛是根据运动队在规定的比赛时间里得分多少来决定胜负的，因此，篮球比赛的计时计分系统是一种得分类型的系统长相思碎碎长相思读到这里，长相思读到这里，你们感受到了作者一颗你们感受到了作者一颗怎样的心？怎样的心？篮球比赛是根据运动队在规定的比赛时间里得分多少来决定胜负的，因此，篮球比赛的计时计分系统是一种得分类型的系统四四、类文印证，读透词心、类文印证，读透词心 菩萨蛮菩萨蛮问君何事轻离别？问君何事轻离别？一年能几团圆月。一年能几团圆月。杨柳乍如丝，杨柳乍如丝，故
11、园春尽时。故园春尽时。春归归不得。春归归不得。两浆松花隔。两浆松花隔。旧事逐寒潮，旧事逐寒潮，啼鹃恨未消啼鹃恨未消。篮球比赛是根据运动队在规定的比赛时间里得分多少来决定胜负的，因此，篮球比赛的计时计分系统是一种得分类型的系统问君何事轻离别？问君何事轻离别？一年能几团圆月。一年能几团圆月。篮球比赛是根据运动队在规定的比赛时间里得分多少来决定胜负的，因此，篮球比赛的计时计分系统是一种得分类型的系统山一程，水一程，程程都是山一程，水一程，程程都是长相思。长相思。风一更，雪一更，更更唤醒风一更，雪一更，更更唤醒长相思。长相思。爱故园，爱祖国，字字化作爱故园，爱祖国，字字化作长相思。长相思。篮球比赛是根
12、据运动队在规定的比赛时间里得分多少来决定胜负的，因此，篮球比赛的计时计分系统是一种得分类型的系统 长相思长相思 李白李白 长相思，在长安。络纬秋啼金井阑，长相思，在长安。络纬秋啼金井阑，微霜凄凄簟色寒。孤灯不明思欲绝，微霜凄凄簟色寒。孤灯不明思欲绝，卷帷望月空长叹。美人如花隔云端。卷帷望月空长叹。美人如花隔云端。上有青冥之高天，下有渌水之波澜。上有青冥之高天，下有渌水之波澜。天长路远魂飞苦，梦魂不到关山难。天长路远魂飞苦，梦魂不到关山难。长相思，摧心肝。长相思，摧心肝。赏析下列两首长相思赏析下列两首长相思，试比较二者与纳兰词，试比较二者与纳兰词的情感差异的情感差异 长相思长相思 李煜李煜 一重
13、山，两重山，一重山，两重山，山远天高烟水寒，山远天高烟水寒，相思枫叶丹。相思枫叶丹。鞠花开，鞠花残鞠花开，鞠花残，塞雁高飞人未还塞雁高飞人未还，一帘风月闲。一帘风月闲。篮球比赛是根据运动队在规定的比赛时间里得分多少来决定胜负的，因此，篮球比赛的计时计分系统是一种得分类型的系统Hall and met Sir Henry that same afternoon.The next morning he took us to the place where the evil Sir Hugo died.Then we had lunch at the House.Sir Henry clearly
14、thought Miss Stapleton was very beautiful.His eyes followed her everywhere.He liked her very much,and I was sure that she felt the same about him.He spoke about her again and again as we walked home.After the first meeting,we met the Stapletons almost every day.After a short time it was clear that S
15、ir Henry had fallen deeply in love with the beautiful Miss Stapleton.At first I thought that Stapleton would be very pleased if his sister mar ried Sir Henry.However,I soon realized that he did not want their friendship to grow into love.He did everything he could to make sure that they were never a
16、lone.On one or two occa sions they did manage to meet alone,but Stapleton followed them and was not pleased to see them together.I soon met another neighbour of Sir Henrys.His name was Mr Frankland,and he lived about four miles to the south of the Hall.He was an old man with a red face and white hai
17、r.He had two hobbies.The first was arguing.He argued with everybody.The second hobby was studying the stars.For this he had a very big telescope.For several days he had been watching the moor through the telescope.He wanted to find Selden,the escaped murderer.Nobody had seen the prisoner for a fortn
18、ight,and we all thought that he had probably left the moor.A few nights later I was woken by a noise at about two in the morning.I heard someone walking softly outside my door.I got up,opened the door and looked out.I saw Barrymore moving carefully and quietly away from me.I followed him,as quietly
19、as I could.He went into one of the empty bedrooms and left the door open.I went quietly up to the door and looked in side.Barrymore was standing at the window.He was holding a light in his hand and looking out onto the moor.He stood without moving for a few minutes and then he put out the light.I we
20、nt quickly back to my room.A few minutes later I heard Barrymore go softly by.The next morning I told Sir Henry what I had seen.We must follow him and find out what he is doing,said Sir Henry.He wont hear us if we move carefully.That night we sat in Sir Henrys room and waited.At about three oclock i
21、n the morning we heard the sound of footsteps outside the bedroom.We looked out and saw Barrymore.We followed him as quietly as we could.He went into the same room as before.We reached the door and looked in.There was Barrymore,with the light in his hand,looking out across the moor,exactly as I had
22、seen him on the night before.Sir Henry walked into the room and said:What are you do ing here,Barrymore?Barrymore turned round quickly,surprise and horror on his face.Nothing,Sir,he said.The shadows on the wall from his light were jumping up and down as his hand shook.It was the window,sir.I go roun
23、d at night to see that they are closed,and this one wasnt shut.Come now,Barrymore,said Sir Henry.No lies.What were you doing with that light?You were holding it up to the window.I suddenly had an idea.I thinI cannot blame you for helping your wife.Go to bed,and well talk about this in the morning.Th
24、e Barrymores left us.The murderer is waiting out there by that light,said Sir Henry.Hes a danger to everyone.Im going to catch him.If you want to come with me,Watson,fetch your revolver and lets go.We left the Hall immediately.We must surprise him and catch him.said Sir Henry.Hes a dangerous man.Now
25、,Watson,what would Holmes say about this?Do you remember what the old papers said?They said the Devil does his work when the world is dark.Just as he spoke there came a strange cry from across the moor.It was the same cry I had heard when I was with Staple ton on the edge of the Great Grimpen Marsh.
26、What is that noise?asked Sir Henry.He stopped and put his hand on my arm to hold me back.Ive heard it before,I said.Stapleton says its the cry of a bird.Watson,said Sir Henry,his voice shaking,it is the cry of a hound.What do the local people say it is?They say it is the cry of the Hound of the Bask
27、ervilles,I replied.Can there possibly be some truth in the story?said Sir Henry.Am I really in danger from such an evil thing?I think I am as brave as most men,but that sound froze my blood.But we have come out to catch that prisoner,and the Devil himself will not make me turn back.It was difficult
28、to cross the moor in the dark,but at last we reached the light.It was standing on a rock.Suddenly an evil face,more like an animal than a man,looked at us from behind the rock.The escaped prisoner saw us and screamed as he turned to run.Sir Henry and I were both good runners and very healthy men,but
29、 we soon realized that we had no chance of catching Selden.He knew the way,and was running for his life.Soon we had lost him in the dark,so we stopped and sat down,breathing heavily,to rest.At that moment a very strange thing happened.The moon was low upon our right,and in its light we could see the
30、 top of a hill.On that hill,with the moon behind him,stood a tall,thin man.He was standing perfectly still.He was watching us.It was not Selden,who had been running away from that hill.This man was much taller.With a cry of surprise I turned to Sir Henry.As I turned,the man disappeared.I wanted to g
31、o across to the hill and search for him,but we were tired and I remembered that Sir Henry might be in dan ger.So we went back to Baskerville Hall.Who was the tall man I had seen standing against the moon?Was he an enemy,or a friend who was watching over us?I wished more and more that Holmes could le
32、ave London and come to Baskerville Hall.I wrote to him every few days and gave him the details of everything that happened and everyone I met.斯台普顿先生于当日下午前来庄园拜访亨利爵士。第二天早晨，他带着我们去看了那个罪恶的雨果出事的地点。然后，我们在格林盆宅邸吃了午饭。亨利爵士显然认为斯台普顿小姐很漂亮。他的目光一直追随着她。他非常喜欢她，我还敢肯定她对他也有此同感。在我们回家的路上，他屡次谈到了她。自从第一次见面之后，我们便几乎每天都能见到斯台普顿兄
33、妹。不久之后，亨利爵士深深地爱上了漂亮的斯台普顿小姐，这点已相当明显了。我起初以为斯台普顿会为他的妹妹与亨利爵士的结合而大为高兴的。然而，我不久之后便意识到他并不想让他们之间的友谊发展为爱情。他想尽办法避免他俩有独处的机会。他们曾有一两次想方设法单独见面了，可是斯台普顿跟踪了他们，见他们在一起时并不高兴。我很快又遇到了亨利爵士的另一位邻居。他是福兰克兰先生，住在庄园以南约四英里远的地方。他是一位面色红润、头发银白的老人。他有两个癖好。其一是争辩。他会和所有的人争论一番。其二是研究星相。他为此买了个很大的望远镜。数天来他一直在用这架望远镜注视着沼地。他希望能发现塞尔登，那位逃犯。两周以来没人见过
34、那位囚犯，大家都以为他可能已经离开沼地了。几天之后的一个晚上，我在凌晨两点钟左右时被一声响声弄醒了。我听见有人在我的门外轻声走动。我爬起身来，打开房门并向外张望。我看到白瑞摩正小心谨慎而又悄无声息地从我这边走开。我尽量无声无息地跟着他。他走进了一间没人住的卧室并把房门就那么开着。我悄悄地走到房门跟前并向里边瞧去。白瑞摩正站在窗户旁。他手里拿着蜡烛，透过窗户盯着外面的沼地。他一动不动地站了几分钟，然后弄灭了蜡烛。我赶快回到了我的房中。几分钟之后我听到白瑞摩轻轻地走过我的门口。第二天早晨我将我所看到的情景告给了亨利爵士。“我们得跟踪他并看看他在干些什么，”亨利爵士说道。“要是我们小心走动的话他是不
35、会听见我们的。”那天晚上我们坐在亨利爵士的房间里等着。大约在凌晨3点钟时，我们听到了卧室外面的脚步声。我们向外望去，看到了白瑞摩。我们尽量无声无息地跟踪着他。他同前一次一样，又到了那个房间里。我们来到房门旁边向里望去。白瑞摩手里拿着蜡烛，正望着窗外的沼地。这和我前一天夜里看到的情景一模一样。亨利爵士走进屋里并且说道：“你在这里干什么呢，白瑞摩？”白瑞摩赶快转过身来，脸上露出又惊又怕的神色。“没干什么，爵爷，”他说道。由于他的手抖动着，墙壁上烛光里的人影也不停地上下跳动着。“是由于窗户，爵爷。我在夜间巡视是想看看窗户是否都已关好了，而这个窗户并没关好。”“得了吧，白瑞摩，”亨利爵士说道。“不要撒
36、谎。你用那个蜡烛干什么？你刚才可是把它举在窗口了。”我突然灵机一动。“我想他那时是在传送信号，”我说道。“我们来看一下沼地上是否有人回答信号。”我把蜡烛高举向窗口并注视着漆黑的外面。突然之间，一个光点从沼地那边回应着。“就在那儿，”我喊道。我在窗户边前后晃动着蜡烛。沼地上的灯光也以同样的方式移动着以回应我们。“我说，白瑞摩，沼地上的你的那个朋友是谁？发生着什么事情？”“那是我个人的事，”白瑞摩说道。“我不会告诉您的。”“你是在搞什么阴谋加害我吗？”亨利爵士说道。“不，爵爷，不是害您呀！”从我们身后传来了一个声音。此人是白瑞摩太太。她一直跟踪着我们，现在正站在门口。“是为了我他才这么干的。我那不
37、幸的弟弟正在沼地上忍饥受冻。我们不能让他死。这烛光是告诉他食物已经给他准备好了。他那边的灯光则向我们表明我们该把食物送到什么地点。”“那么说，你的弟弟是”亨利爵士开口道。“是那个潜逃的罪犯，爵爷。塞尔登，那个杀人凶手。他是我弟弟，他干了许多坏事。但是对我来讲他依旧是我曾爱护过的那个小男孩。我得帮他。我丈夫所做的一切都是为了我。请别把他辞掉。这不是他的过错。”亨利爵士转向白瑞摩，并说道：“你帮你太太的忙，我不能为此怪你。去上床睡觉吧，我们明早再谈这件事。”白瑞摩夫妇从我们这儿走开了。“那个杀人凶手正在外边的那个亮光旁等着呢，”亨利爵士说道。“他对大家都是个危险。我要去抓住他。如果您想和我一道去的
38、话，华生，那就去取您的左轮手枪，然后咱们就去吧。”我们马上离开了庄园。“我们必须出其不意地将其抓获，”亨利爵士说道。“他是个危险人物。我说，华生，这样干福尔摩斯会说什么呢？您还记得那份古老的手稿怎么说的吗？说恶魔兴于黑夜。”他正说话的当中，沼地上传来了一声奇怪的叫声。就是我在格林盆大泥潭边缘与斯台普顿在一起时听到的那种声音。“那是什么声音？”亨利爵士问道。他停下了脚步，抓住我的胳膊把我往回拽。“我以前听到过这种声音，”我说道。“斯台普顿说这是一种鸟的叫声。”“华生，”亨利爵士说道，他的声音这时颤抖着。“这是猎犬的叫声。当地人把它叫什么呢？”“他们说这是巴斯克维尔猎犬的叫声，”我回答道。“难道那
39、个故事中真有几分真实的成分吗？”亨利爵士说道。“我真的正受到那个邪恶的东西的威胁吗？我认为我与大多数人一样勇敢，可是这个声音使我毛骨悚然。不过，我们是来抓罪犯的，恶魔本人也不能把我吓回头。”要在黑暗之中走过沼地是件难事，但是我们最终还是到达了光亮所在之处。蜡烛被搁在了一块岩石之上。突然之间，一张邪恶的、与其说是人长的不如说是野兽般的面孔从岩石后面探出来张望着我们。这个逃犯看到我们便尖叫着转身逃开了。我和亨利爵士都是飞毛腿，身体又很健康，可是我们很快便意识到已没机会抓获塞尔登了。他既识路又在逃命。不久之后我们便在黑暗之中看不到他了，因此我们便停下脚步，喘着粗气坐下来休息一番。就在那时，发生了一件
40、非常奇怪的事情。月亮低悬在我们右侧的空中，我们在月光下看到一座小山的尖顶。在山顶上站着一个又高又瘦的男子，他背后的天幕上挂着一轮月亮。他一动不动地站着。他正注视着我们北国的深秋，万物开始凋ave worked with numerous children infected with the virus that causes AIDS.The relationships that I have ha1 这宗案件开始了 The Case BeginsThe September sun was shining brightly into the windows of 221B Baker Stre
41、et,and London was enjoying a beautiful late summer.I had finished my breakfast and was reading the newspaper.As usual,Holmes had got up late,and was still eating.We were expecting a visitor at half past ten,and I wondered whether Holmes would finish his breakfast be fore our visitor arrived.Holmes w
42、as in no hurry.He was reading once again a letter he had received three days ago.It was from Dr James Mortimer,who asked for an appointment with Holmes.Well,Watson,Holmes said to me,Im afraid that a doc tor from Devonshire wont bring us anything of real interest.His letter doesnt tell us anything ab
43、out his business though he says its very important.I hope we can help him.At exactly half past ten there was a knock on our front door.Good,said Holmes.Dr Mortimer is clearly a man who will not waste our time.We stood up as our visitor was brought into the room.Good morning,gentlemen,he said.Im Dr J
44、ames Mor timer,from Grimpen in Devonshire,and I think you must be Mr Sherlock Holmes.He shook hands with Holmes,who said:How do you do,Dr Mortimer?May I introduce my good friend,Dr John Watson,who helps me with my cases.I hope you will allow him to listen to our conversation.Of course,said Mortimer,
45、as he turned to me and shook hands.I need your help very badly,Mr Holmes.If it will be useful for Dr Watson to hear what I have to say,please let him stay and listen.Mortimer did not look like a country doctor.He was very tall and thin.He had a long thin nose.His grey eyes were bright,and he wore go
46、ld glasses.His coat and trousers were old and worn.His face was young,but his shoulders were bent like an old mans and his head was pushed forward.He took some pa pers from his pocket,and said:Mr Holmes,I need your help and advice.Something very strange and frightening has been happening.Sit down,Dr
47、 Mortimer,said Holmes,and tell us your problem.Ill help you if I can.9月的阳光明媚地照进了贝克街221号B门的窗户里，整个伦敦都在享受晚夏的美好时光。我已吃过早餐，此时正在看报纸。福尔摩斯同往常一样，总是很晚才起床。他这时正在进餐。我们正等待着一位预约好要在10点半时前来拜访的客人；我不知道福尔摩斯在客人到来之前是否吃得完他的早餐。福尔摩斯并不匆忙行事。他又看了一遍三天之前收到的那封来信。这是詹姆斯摩梯末医生写来的。他请求能够约个时间和福尔摩斯见次面。“啊，华生，”福尔摩斯对我讲道，“恐怕德文郡的这位医生是不会给我们带来任何
48、有趣的事情的。虽然他说事情举足轻重，但是他的信中并未说明他的来意。我希望我们能够帮他的忙。”正好10点半时，有人敲了敲我们的前门。“嘿，”福尔摩斯道，“摩梯末医生显然并非一位即将浪费我们时间的人。”当客人被带进屋时，我们起身迎接了他。“早上好，先生们。”他讲道，“我是詹姆斯，摩梯末医生，是从德文郡的格林盆来的；我想您一定就是歇洛克福尔摩斯先生了。”他与福尔摩斯握了握手，福尔摩斯道：“您好吗，摩梯末医生？我来介绍一下我的好朋友约翰华生医生，他一直在帮我办案。我希望您能允许他来听我们的谈话。”“当然可以，”摩梯末边说着话边回头与我握手。“我急需您的帮助，福尔摩斯先生。如我的话对华生医生有用的话，那
49、就请他留下来听吧！”摩梯末看上去并不像是一位乡间医生。他身材高大，身体瘦削，长着细长的鼻子。他那灰色的眼睛炯炯有神，他还戴着一副金丝眼镜。他的外衣和裤子都已破旧、磨损不堪了。他的脸看上去还很年轻，但是已像老人一样佝偻，而且头还向前探着。他从口袋里取出一些手稿，并说道：“福尔摩斯先生，我需要您的帮助和建议。发生了一件既奇怪又恐怖的事情。”“坐下，摩梯末医生，”福尔摩斯道，“并告诉我您的疑难问题。我将尽力帮助您。”d with these special kids have been gifts in my life.They have taught me so many things,but I
50、 have especially learned that great courage can be found in the smallest of packages.Let me tell you about Tyler.Tyler was born infected with HIV:his mother was also infected.From the very beginning of his life,he was dependent on medications to enable him to survive.When he was five,he had a tube s