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¡¡¡¡¡°nowsomeoneisdying,¡±saidthelittlegirl,softly,forshehadbeentoldbyheroldgrandmother£¬theonlypersonwhohadeverbeenkindtoher,andwhowasnowdeadthatwheneverastarfallsanimmortalspiritreturnstothegodwhogaveit.
¡¡¡¡shestruckyetanothermatchagainstthewall;itflamedup,andsurroundedbyitslight,appearedbeforeherthatsamedeargrandmother,gentleandlovingasalways,butbrightandhappyasshehadneverlookedduringherlifetime.
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¡¡¡¡LanandFredwereboys.Theywerebothtwelveyearsold,andtheywereinthesameclassintheirschool.LastFridayafternoontheyhadafightinclass,andtheirteacherwasveryangry.Hesaidtobothofthem,¡°Stayhereafterthelessonsthisafternoon,andwriteyournamesathousandtimes.¡±Afterthelastlesson,alltheotherboyswenthome,butLanandFredstayedintheclassroomwiththeirteacherandbeginwritingtheirnames.
¡¡¡¡ThenFredbegancrying.
¡¡¡¡Theteacherlookedathimandsaid,¡±Whyareyoucrying,Fred?¡±
¡¡¡¡¡°BecausehisnamesLanMay,andminesFrederickHollingsworth,¡±Fredsaid.
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¡¡¡¡Alittlefrogwakesupinthemorning.Hecantfindhistoy,heiscrying.
¡¡¡¡Afishhearsandcomes.Heasks,¡°Whyareyoucrying?¡±Thefroganswers,¡°Ilostmytoy.¡±¡°Whatisyourtoy?¡±¡°Idontknowitsname,butitsroundandyellow.¡±Thefishsays,¡°Iknow,Iknow.¡±Quickly,hecomesbackwithayellowleaf.¡°No,no,Thatsnotmytoy.¡±Thefrogstillcries.
¡¡¡¡Adogiscoming,¡°Aroundandyellowthingisontheplayground.Thatmustbeyourtoy.¡±Thefrogsees,thatisnothistoy,too.Itsayellowball.
¡¡¡¡Asquirrelisrunningwithapinenut.Butthatsnotthefrogstoy.
¡¡¡¡Itsdark.Thefrogisverysad.Hedoesntfindhistoy.Hecriesagain.Themoonisrisinginthesky.Theshadowofthemoonisonthepond.¡°Oh!Mytoy!Ifoundmytoy!¡±
¡¡¡¡Thefrogjumpshappily.
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¡¡¡¡notlongafteranoldchinesewomancamebacktochinafromhervisittoherdaughterinthestates,shewenttoacitybanktodeposittheusdollarsherdaughtergaveher.atthebankcounter,theclerkcheckedeachnotecarefullytoseeifthemoneywasreal.itmadetheoldladyoutofpatience.
¡¡¡¡atlastshecouldnotholdanymore,uttering."trustme,sir,andtrustthemoney.theyarerealusdollars.theyaredirectlyfromamerica."
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¡¡¡¡¡°nowsomeoneisdying,¡±saidthelittlegirl,softly,forshehadbeentoldbyheroldgrandmother£¬theonlypersonwhohadeverbeenkindtoher,andwhowasnowdeadthatwheneverastarfallsanimmortalspiritreturnstothegodwhogaveit.
¡¡¡¡shestruckyetanothermatchagainstthewall;itflamedup,andsurroundedbyitslight,appearedbeforeherthatsamedeargrandmother,gentleandlovingasalways,butbrightandhappyasshehadneverlookedduringherlifetime.
¡¡¡¡buttheteachercrie£¬thesix-year-oldjohnwasterriblyspoiled.hisfatherknewit,buthisgrandmadotedonhim.hehardlyleftherside.andwhenhewantedanything,heeithercriedorthrewatempertantrum.thencamehisfirstdayofschool,hisfirstdayawayfromhisgrandmother'slovingarms.whenhecamehomefromschoolhisgrandmamethimatthedoor."wasschoolallright?"sheasked,"didyougetalongallright?didyoucry?""cry?"johnasked."no,ididn'tcry,buttheteacherdid!"
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¡¡¡¡Vampire,thebloodsuckingghost,hasbothterrifiedandfascinatedpeopleatthesametime.ScarytalesincludingvampiresareperfecttobetoldontheoccasionofHalloween.Youcansimplyenthrallchildrenandgluethemtotheirseatsbynarratingagoryvampirestory.Thestoryofavaliantvampirehunterwillalsointerestyoungkids.Trytobeanimatedwhiletellingthestory,inthedark,forthedesiredeffect.Youcaninviteyourfriendstojointhelistenersaswell.Itwillmakethestory-tellingmorefunforyou.Here,wehavelistedascaryvampirestory,justforyou!
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