背誦為王第二冊(cè)第42課
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男孩子應(yīng)該安靜地待在那里
愛(ài)德華國(guó)王很愛(ài)他的孫子孫女，但他對(duì)他們很?chē)?yán)格，不允許他們發(fā)出很大的噪音，未經(jīng)祖父允許不能在吃飯時(shí)說(shuō)話(huà)。
一天，孩子們正在和愛(ài)德華國(guó)王一起吃午餐。國(guó)王和一位重要的客人——瑞典國(guó)王談話(huà)。他沉浸于談話(huà)之中以至于對(duì)自己所吃的東西沒(méi)怎么在意。
突然，他的一個(gè)小孫子說(shuō)，“祖父！”
國(guó)王沒(méi)有注意到他的插話(huà)，繼續(xù)和瑞典國(guó)王講話(huà)。
“祖父！”小男孩更加大聲地又喊了一次。
“安靜點(diǎn)，大衛(wèi)。打斷大人的談話(huà)是很不禮貌的?！薄暗?，祖父！”
“小孩子應(yīng)該安靜地待在那里，”國(guó)王說(shuō)，“有什么等到我和瑞典國(guó)王談完話(huà)再說(shuō)。”
小男孩只好保持沉默。
當(dāng)愛(ài)德華國(guó)王與瑞典國(guó)王談完話(huà)后，他轉(zhuǎn)向他的小孫子說(shuō)：“我的小伙子，現(xiàn)在你想和我說(shuō)什么？”
“哦，現(xiàn)在已經(jīng)不重要了，”小男孩說(shuō)，“我只是想告訴您，您的萵苣上有一條蟲(chóng)，不過(guò)您已經(jīng)把它吃掉了?！?
Lesson42 Children Should Be Seen， Not Heard
King Edward loved his grandchildren， but he treated them very strictly． They were not allowed to make too much noise， and they were not allowed to speak at table without their grandfather's permission．
One day， they were having lunch with King Edward． He was talking to an important guest， the King of Sweden． He was so interested in the conversation that he paid little attention
to what he was eating．
Suddenly， one of his little grandsons said：“Grandpapa!”The king took no notice of this interruption， and went on talking to the King of Sweden．
“Grandpapa!” the little boy repeated， in a louder voice．
“Be quiet， David． It's impolite to interrupt the conversation of grown-ups．” “But Grandpapa!”
“Little boys should be seen but not heard，” said the King．
“Wait until I've finished talking to the King of Sweden．”
So the little boy had to keep silent．
When King Edward finished his conversation with the King of Sweden， he turned to his little grandson and said： “Now， my little man， what did you want to tell me?”“Oh， it doesn't matter now，” answered the little boy． “I just wanted to tell you there was a slug on your lettuce， but you've eaten it now．”
interruption 打斷
slug 鼻涕蟲(chóng)
King Edward loved his grandchildren， but he treated them very strictly． They were not allowed to make too much noise， and they were not allowed to speak at table without their grandfather's permission．
One day， they were having lunch with King Edward． He was talking to an important guest， the King of Sweden． He was so interested in the conversation that he paid little attention
to what he was eating．
Suddenly， one of his little grandsons said：“Grandpapa!”The king took no notice of this interruption， and went on talking to the King of Sweden．
“Grandpapa!” the little boy repeated， in a louder voice．
“Be quiet， David． It's impolite to interrupt the conversation of grown-ups．” “But Grandpapa!”
“Little boys should be seen but not heard，” said the King．
“Wait until I've finished talking to the King of Sweden．”
So the little boy had to keep silent．
When King Edward finished his conversation with the King of Sweden， he turned to his little grandson and said： “Now， my little man， what did you want to tell me?”“Oh， it doesn't matter now，” answered the little boy． “I just wanted to tell you there was a slug on your lettuce， but you've eaten it now．”
interruption 打斷
slug 鼻涕蟲(chóng)
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