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小学生英语演讲比赛 onceuponatimetherewereafishermanandhiswifewholivedtogetherinafilthyshacknearthesea.everydaythefishermanwentoutfishing,andhefished,andhefished.oncehewassittingtherefishingandlookingintotheclearwater,andhesat,andhesat.thenhishookwenttothebottom,deepdown,andwhenhepulleditout,hehadcaughtalargeflounder. thenthefloundersaidtohim,listen,fisherman,ibegyoutoletmelive.iamnotanordinaryflounder,butanenchantedprince.howwillithelpyoutokillme?iwouldnottastegoodtoyou.putmebackintothewater,andletmeswim. well,saidtheman,theresnoneedtosaymore.icancertainlyletafishswimawaywhoknowshowtotalk.withthatheputitbackintotheclearwater,andtheflounderdisappearedtothebottom,leavingalongtrailofbloodbehindhim.thenthefishermangotupandwenthometohiswifeinthefilthyshack. husband,saidthewoman,didntyoucatchanythingtoday?no,saidtheman.icaughtaflounder,buthetoldmethathewasanenchantedprince,soilethimswimaway.”didntyouaskforanythingfirst?saidthewoman.no,saidtheman.whatshouldihaveaskedfor? oh,saidthewoman.itisterriblelivinginthisshack.itstinksandisfilthy.youshouldhaveaskedforalittlecottageforus.gobackandcallhim.tellhimthatwewanttohavealittlecottage.hewillsurelygiveittous.oh,saidtheman.whyshouldigobackthere?look,saidthewoman,youdidcatchhim,andthenyoulethimswimaway.hewillsurelydothisforus.gorightnow. themandidnotwanttogo,butneitherdidhewanttoopposehiswife,sohewentbacktothesea.whenhearrivedthereitwasnolongerclear,butyellowandgreen.hestoodthereandsaid:“mandjemandjetimpeteflounder,flounder,intheseamywife,mywifeilsebill,wantsnot,wantsnot,whatiwill?”theflounderswamupandsaid,whatdoesshewantthen? oh,saidtheman,ididcatchyou,andnowmywifesaysthatireallyshouldhaveaskedforsomething.shedoesntwanttoliveinafilthyshackanylonger.shewouldliketohaveacottage.gohome,saidtheflounder.shealreadyhasit. themanwenthome,andhiswifewasstandinginthedoorofacottage,andshesaidtohim,ein.see,nowisntthismuchbetter?”therewasalittlefrontyard,andabeautifullittleparlor,andabedroomwheretheirbedwasstanding,andakitchen,andadiningroom.everythingwasbeautifullyfurnishedandsuppliedwithtinandbrautensils,justasitshouldbe.andoutsidetherewasalittleyardwithchickensandducksandagardenwithvegetablesandfruit. look,saidthewoman.isntthisnice?yes,saidtheman.thisisquiteenough.wecanlivehereverywell.wewillthinkaboutthat,saidthewoman.thentheyatesomethingandwenttobed. everythingwentwellforaweekortwo,andthenthewomansaid,listen,husband.thiscottageistoosmall.theyardandthegardenaretoolittle.thefloundercouldhavegivenusalargerhouse.iwouldliketoliveinalargestonepalace.gobacktotheflounderandtellhimtogiveusapalace.oh,wife,saidtheman,thecottageisgoodenough.whywouldwewanttoliveinapalace? iknowwhy,saidthewoman.nowyoujustgo.thefloundercandothat.now,wife,theflounderhasjustgivenusthecottage.idontwanttogobacksosoon.itmaymaketheflounderangry.justgo,saidthewoman.hecandoit,andhewontminddoingit.justgo. themansheartwasheavy,andhedidnotwanttogo.hesaidtohimself,thisisnotright,buthewentanyway.whenhearrivedattheseathewaterwaspurpleanddarkblueandgrayanddense,andnolongergreenandyellow.hestoodthereandsaid:“mandjemandjetimpeteflounder,flounder,intheseamywife,mywifeilsebill,wantsnot,wantsnot,whatiwill?” whatdoesshewantthen?saidtheflounder.oh,saidthemansadly,mywifewantstoliveinastonepalace.gohome.shesalreadystandingbeforethedoor,saidtheflounder. thenthemanwenthisway,thinkinghewasgoinghome,butwhenhearrived,standingtherewasalargestonepalace.hiswifewasstandingonthestairway,abouttoenter.takinghimbythehand,shesaid,einside. heroomstherewerechairsandtablesofpuregold.crystalchandeliershungfromtheceilings.theroomsandchambersallhadcarpets.foodandtheverybestwineoverloadedthetablesuntiltheyalmostcollapsed.outsidethehousetherewasalargecourtyardwiththeverybestcarriagesandstallsforhorsesandcows.furthermoretherewasamagnificentgardenwiththemostbeautifulflowersandfinefruittreesandapleasureforestagoodhalfmilelong,withelkanddeerandharesandeverythingthatanyonecouldpossiblywant. look,saidthewoman.isntthisnice?yes,saidtheman.thisisquiteenough.wecanlivehereverywell.wewillthinkaboutthat,saidthewoman.thentheyatesomethingandwenttobed. everythingwentwellforaweekortwo,andthenthewomansaid,listen,husband.thiscottageistoosmall.theyardandthegardenaretoolittle.thefloundercouldhavegivenusalargerhouse.iwouldliketoliveinalargestonepalace.gobacktotheflounderandtellhimtogiveusapalace.oh,wife,saidtheman,thecottageisgoodenough.whywouldwewanttoliveinapalace? iknowwhy,saidthewoman.nowyoujustgo.thefloundercandothat.now,wife,theflounderhasjustgivenusthecottage.idontwanttogobacksosoon.itmaymaketheflounderangry.justgo,saidthewoman.hecandoit,andhewontminddoingit.justgo. themansheartwasheavy,andhedidnotwanttogo.hesaidtohimself,thisisnotright,buthewentanyway.whenhearrivedattheseathewaterwaspurpleanddarkblueandgrayanddense,andnolongergreenandyellow.hestoodthereandsaid:“mandjemandjetimpeteflounder,flounder,intheseamywife,mywifeilsebill,wantsnot,wantsnot,whatiwill?” whatdoesshewantthen?saidtheflounder.oh,saidthemansadly,mywifewantstoliveinastonepalace.gohome.shesalreadystandingbeforethedoor,saidtheflounder. thenthemanwenthisway,thinkinghewasgoinghome,butwhenhearrived,standingtherewasalargestonepalace.hiswifewasstandingonthestairway,abouttoenter.takinghimbythehand,shesaid,einside. heroomstherewerechairsandtablesofpuregold.crystalchandeliershungfromtheceilings.theroomsandchambersallhadcarpets.foodandtheverybestwineoverloadedthet