小學四年級英語小故事

1、小學四年級英語小故事【篇一】小學四年級英語小故事Wolf, meeting with a Lamb astray from the fold,resolved not to lay violent hands on him, but to findsome plea, whichshould justifytothe Lamb himselfhisrighttoeathim.He thusaddressedhim: ”Sirrah,lastyearyou grosslyinsultedme.” “ Indeed,” bleatedtheLamb in a mournful tone of vo

2、ice,“ I was not thenborn. ”Thensaid theWolf,“ Youfeedinmypasture.”No, good sir,” replied the Lamb,“ Ihave notyettastedgrass. ” Againsaid theWolf,“ Youdrink of my well.” “ No, ” exclaimed the Lamb,“ Inever yet drank water, for as yet my mother s milk isboth food and drink to me.” On which the Wolf se

3、izedhim, and ate him up, saying,“Well! I won t remainsupperless,eventhoughyou refuteeveryoneofmyimputations.” The tyrantwillalways finda pretextforhis tyranny.【篇二】小學四年級英語小故事A boy found an eagle s egg and he put it in thenest of a prairiechicken.The eagle hatched and thoughthe was a chicken.He grew u

4、p doingwhat prairiechickendo-scratching at the dirt for food and flying shortdistances with a noisy fluttering of wings. It was adrearylife.Graduallythe eagle grew olderand bitter.Onedayhe and hisprairiechicken friendsaw abeautiful bird soaring on the currents of air, highabove the mountains.“ Oh, I

5、 wish I could fly likethat!” said the eagle. The chicken replied,“Don tgiveitanotherthought.That s themightyeagle, theking of all birds-you could never be like him!” Andthe eagle didn t give it another thought. He went oncackling and complaining about life. He died thinkinghe was a prairiechicken.My

6、 friends,you toowere bornan eagle. The Creator intended you to be an eagle, sodon t listen to the prairie chickens!【篇三】小學四年級英語小故事”What! ” thought he again.“Is it possible thatI am a simpleton? I have never thought so myself; andno one must know it now if I am so. Can it be, that Iam unfitformy office?No, thatmust notbe saideither.I willneverconfessthatIcouldnotseethestuff.” Well, Sir Minister!” said one of theknaves,still pretendingto work.“ Youdonotsaywhetherthestuffpleasesyou. ” Oh, itisexcellent!” replied the old minister, looking at theloom through his sp