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PAGEPAGE10/TheTrueStoryofPocahontasbyKellyChapterOne:TheSailing ChapterTwo:PocahontasmeetsJohn ChapterThree:Winterin ChapterFour:ChiefPowhatandeclares ChapterFive:Pocahontasfallsin Track1:Isthisatrue Track2:Chapter Exercise Track3:TheOriginsof Track n Track5:Virginia ChapterOne:TheSailingMaywasabeautifulmonthinthelandoftheAlgonquinns.Thereweretalltreesandcolorfulflowerseverywhere.Theskyandtheseaweredeepblue.Pocahontaswasthefavorite①daughterofChiefPowhatan.Shewasannprincess.ChiefPowhatanwasapowerfulchiefoftheAlgonquinPocahontaswaselevenyearsold.Shewasalovelyyounggirlwithblackhairanddarkeyes.Sheworeabuckskindress②andmoccasins③.Shehadafeather④inherhair.Pocahontaswasalwayshappy.Sheranintheanddancedinthefields.Shesatonthehillandlookedatthebluesea.OnMay6,1607,Pocahontassatonthehillandshesawsomethingstrangeinthebay.Itwasabigsailingship!Shewasverysurprised.Thesailingshipwassomethingnew.Ithadbigwhitesailsandflags.Shelookedatitforalongtime.Wherediditcomefrom?Whywasitthere?Shewasveryexcited.Pocahontasrantohervillagetolherfatherandbrotherthenews."Father,father!"shesaid."There'sabigsailingshipinthebay!IthaswhitesailsandcoloredHerfather,ChiefPowhatan,wasoutsidehislonghouse.Hewasatallman,withlongblackhair.Heworethefeathersofannchiefonhishead.Helistenedtothenews,buthewasnothappy."Thewhitemenarehere,"Powhatansaidsadly."Thisisbadnewsforourpeople.Thereisnopeacewiththewhitemenhere."①favorite②buckskindress③moccasins④featherNantaquaswasPocahontas'brother.Hewaseighteenyearsold.Hewasastrongnwarrior①.Helookedathissisterandsaid,"Inthepastthewhitepeoplekilledthens.Theywanttotakeourland.""Oh,Nantaquas,let'sgotoseethewhitepeople.Let'sgotoseetheirbigship!"saidPocahontas."Youcangotoseethem,butdon'tgoneartheship.Stayfaraway!Becareful!"saidPowhatan."Remember,Pocahontas,whitemenareNantaquasandPocahontaswenttotheriver.Thereweremanycanoesneartheriver.Theygotintoasmallcanoe.ThenNantaquaspaddled②downtherivertothebay.Inthebaytheysawthebigsailingship.Therewasatall,whitemanontheship.Hesdatthem.Therewereotherwhitementoo.Theyalllookedatthesmallcanoeandatthetwons.Pocahontassdatthewhiteman."Let'sgototheship,"shesaid."No,"saidNantaquas."It'sdangerous.Wedon'tknowwhothesewhitemenare.Wecanlookandthengohome.Wemustobeyourfather."Thewhitemanontheshipsdagain."Look,Nantaquas,"saidPocahontas,"thatmanhasredhairandwhiteskin!He'ssmilingatus.Lookathisclothes!Theyarestrange."Nantaquasturnedthecanoeandpaddleduptheriver.Whentheyarrivedhome,Nantaquassaid,"Isawabigsailingship.Thereweremanywhitemenontheship."Powhatantalkedtohismedicinemen③andtribeadvisers④.Theyallsatinsidethelonghouseforalong①warrior②paddled③medicinemen④tribeadvisersHesaid,"Whitemenbringusproblems.Theyhaveastrangemagic.Theycarrythundersticks①tokillourpeople.Theywanttotakeourland,ourlakes,ourriversandours.Theycanstayforashorttimebuttheycannotstayhereforever.Let'swatchthemandseewhattheydo!"①thunder ChapterTwo:PocahontasmeetsJohnCaptainJohnSmithandhismenwerehappytobeinChesapeakeTheywantedtoestablish①asmallsettlement②CaptainSmithcalledthebigrivertheJamesRiver,afterKingJamesIofBritain.OnMay13,1607,heestablishedthesmallsettlementcalledJamestown.JamestownwasontheJamesRiver.InJamestownthesettlersbuiltsomehuts③,astorehouse④andachurch.Therewereabout100meninJamestownin1607.MostofthemwereEnglishgentlemen.TheycametotheNewWorldtofindgoldandriches.Theydidnotwanttobefarmers.JohnSmithwasangrywiththem.Hesaid,"Youmustallntcrops⑤,huntandfish.Youmustnotbelazy!"InJamestowntherewaslittlefood.OnedayCaptainSmithandhismenwentintothetolookforfood.Theywalkedforalongtime.Thentheymetabiggroupofns.Thensattackedthemwiththeirbowsandarrows.TheykilledoneofSmith'smen.JohnSmithandhismenkilledtwons.Thenthenscaptured⑥JohnSmithandtookhimaway.Afteralongwalk,JohnSmithstoodinfrontofChiefPowhatanandhistribe.Everyonewassilent.Pocahontasstoodnexttoherfather.ShelookedatJohnSmith.Hewasverytall.Shelookedathisredhair,hisblueeyesandhiswhiteskin.Hewasverydifferentfromthenmen.JohnSmithspoketothensinsignlanguage⑦andafew①establish②settlement③huts④storehouse:⑤ntcrops:种植粮食⑥capture⑦signlanguage"Greatchief,Iamafriend.MymenandIwanttoliveinpeacewithyou."Powhatanandhismedicinemendidnotlikehim.JohnSmithgaveacompass①tothegreatchief.Powhatanlookedatit.Heturneditaroundinhishand.Whydidtheneedlealwayspointinthesamedirection?Hetriedtotouchtheneedle②butapieceoficewasinfrontofit!Theicewasn'tcold.Itdidn'tmelt!Powhatanthoughtitwasmagic.Allthensofthetribelookedatthecompass.Theyweresurprisedatthewhiteman'smagic.PocahontaslikedJohnSmithandhismagic,butherfatherdidn'tlikehim.ThatafternoonJohnSmithandhismenkilledtwons.ChiefPowhatanandhistribewereveryangry.NowJohnSmithmustdie!TwonwarriorspushedCaptainSmithtotheground.Theyputhisheadonaverybigstone.Thenthenspickedup③anotherbigstone.TheywantedtokillJohnSmith!WhenPocahontassawthis,shesaid,"No,father.Pleasedon'tkillhim.Heisn'tabadman."Powhatansaid,"No!Heandhismenkilledtwons.HemustThetwonswerereadytokillCaptainSmith.Onenraisedhis"No!"saidPocahontas.ShejumpedforwardandputherheadaboveCaptainSmith'shead."Pleasefather,hemustnotdie!Savehim!"saidPowhatanlookedathisfavoritedaughter.Heimmediaytoldthetwonstostop.EveryonewassurprisedatPocahontas'courage.①compass②needle③pickupsavedJohnSmith'sAfterthisPocahontasandJohnSmithbecamegreatJohnSmithtaughtherEnglishandshetaughthimthenlanguage.Hegaveherbeautifulbeadsandtrinkets.HetoldheraboutLondonanditsenormousbuildings.PocahontaslistenedtoSmith'sstories."TheKingofEnglandiscalledKingJamesI.HelivesinabeautifulpalaceinLondon,"saidJohnSmith."Isheyourchief?"askedPocahontas."Yes,he'sourleader,"saidJohn"WhatdotheEnglishladieswear?"asked"Theywearlong,colorfuldresses,shoesandhats.Theyalsowearjewels.""AretheEnglishladiesbeautiful?"Pocahontasasked."Somearebeautifulandsomearen't!"saidJohnSmith.Pocahontaslaughedandlistened.ShedreamedaboutLondon.ChapterThree:WinterinThehotsummerpassedandthecoolautumnarrived.TheJamestownsettlershadlittlefoodtoeat.Manysettlerswereillandweak.TheyneededWhenwinterarrivedtherewasnofood.PocahontashelpedtheJamestownsettlers.Sheaskedherfatherforcorn,meatandotherfood.PocahontasandothernsbroughtthefoodtoJamestowninbigbaskets①.Thecourageousnprincesshelpedthesettlerstoliveduringthecoldwinter.ShipscametoJamestownfromEngland.Powhatanwasnothappyaboutthis.MorewhitemencametotheNewWorld.Powhatanwasafraidofthem.Hewasafraidofthefuture.OnewinterdayPowhatansentannmessengertoJamestown.HehadamessageforCaptainSmith."MychiefPowhatanwantstospeaktoyou.Followme."JohnSmithfollowedthemessengertoPowhatan'sPowhatanwasinhislonghouse.JohnSmithsatnexttohim."Wehavenomorefoodtogivetoyourpeople.Youmustallleavethislandnow,"said"Whymustweleave?"askedJohnThetwomentalkedforalongtime.AtmidnightPowhatansaid,"Itisverylate.Youcansleepinthesmallcabinneartheriver."CaptainSmithacceptedtheinvitation.Hewenttosleepinthesmallcabin.Duringthenight,JohnSmithheardsomeoneatthedoor.Hegotup,openedthedoorandsawPocahontas."Whatasurprisetoseeyou,Pocahontas!Pleasecomein!"①baskets"Oh,CaptainSmith,yourlifeisindanger.Myfatherandthemedicinemenwanttokillyoutonight!Theydon'twantwhitepeopletostayhere.Youmustrunawaynow.""Dearprincess,youaresavingmylifeagain.HowcanIthankyou?WhatcanIgiveyou?"askedCaptainSmith."Runawaynow!Saveyourself!"PocahontastouchedhishandandranJohnSmithranoutofthecabin.HewalkedtoJamestowninthemiddleofthenight.WhenhearrivedinJamestown,hetoldthesettlersthatPocahontassavedhislifeagain.Afterthisadventure,CaptainSmithreturnedtoInPocahontas'villageeveryonethoughtthatCaptainSmithwasEveryonesaidthathewaskilledbyagunpowder①① 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ChapterFour:ChiefPowhatandeclaresMoreandmorewhitesettlerscametoJamestown.JamestownwaspartoftheVirginiaColony.ChiefPowhatanwasangry.Hedeclaredwaronthelittlecolony.Therewasalotoffighting.Pocahontaswas17yearsold.Powhatanwantedtoprotecthisfavoritedaughter.HesenthertolivewiththePotomactribe.ThePotomacnswerefriendsofthewhitepeople.Pocahontaswassafewiththem.PowhatansaidtoPocahontas,"YoumuststaywiththePotomacYoumustnotgotoJamestown.WeareatwarwithJamestown.""Yesfather."PocahontaslikedherlifewiththePotomacs.ChiefJapazawswastheheadofthePotomactribe.HiswifewasPocahontas'friend,ChiefJapazawsandhiswifewerefriendsofCaptainSamuelArgall.CaptainArgallwasanEnglishexplorer.HelivedinJamestown.OnedayCaptainArgallwenttovisitChiefJapazaws.WhenhesawPocahontashesaidtothechief,"Cometoseemyship!Iwanttoshowyoualotofinterestingthings.Wecaneatontheship."'Youareverykind,"saidPocahontas."IwanttoseeanEnglishship."ChiefJapazawsandhiswifewantedtoseetheshiptoo.CaptainArgalltookPocahontas,ChiefJapazawsandhiswifetothebigsailingship.Theylookedaroundthebigship.Theysawthetallmasts①andthewhitesails.Thentheyatedeliciousfood.①mastsPocahontaswasveryhappyandsaid,"Thankyouforawonderfulday,CaptainArgall."Atsunset①ChiefJapazawsandhiswifelefttheshipinacanoe.ButPocahontasdidnotleave.ShewasCaptainArgall'sprisoner!Hetricked②"Whycan'tIgowithmyfriends?"askedPocahontas.Shelookedatthecanoeandsawherfriends.ChiefJapazaws'wifehadanewcopperkettle③andabasketfullofcoloredbeads.ChiefJapazawsandhiswifehelpedCaptainArgallcapturePocahontas.Thecopperkettleandthecoloredbeadsweretheirpayment④.Pocahontascried.Shehadnotruefriends.Sheasked,"WhatisWhyamIaprisoner?"CaptainArgallsaid,"Idon'twanttohurtyou,Pocahontas.IwanttotakeyoutoJamestownandkeepyouthere.Whenyourfatherreturnstheweaponshetookfromus,Icanyou.Thenyoucanreturnhome.Yourfatherlovesyou.Hemustreturntheweapons."PocahontaswasaprisonerbutshewasnotafraidofCaptainArgall.Shewasnotafraidofthewhitepeople.CaptainArgalltookhertoJamestown.EveryoneinJamestownlikedPocahontas.TheyrememberedthatshesavedCaptainSmith'slifetwice.Theyalsorememberedthatshebroughtthemfoodduringthelongwinter.EveryoneinJamestownwaskindandfriendly.ThewomengaveherEnglishclothestowear.Pocahontaswasabeautifulyoungwoman.She①sunset②tricked：③copperkettle④ learnedEnglishmanners①andcustoms②.Shemademanyfriends.PocahontasbecameaChristianandherChristiannamewasRebecca.Powhatandidnotreturntheweapons.Hesentsomecornandsomebrokenweapons.Thewar.CaptainArgallwasfuriousbecausehisndidnotwork.HekeptPocahontasinJamestown.Shewashisprisoner,butshewasnotunhappy.ShelikedJamestownbecauseshelearnednewthingseveryday.①manners:②customs:ChapterFive:PocahontasfallsinAftermanymonths,PocahontasmetJohnRolfe.Hewasayoungtobaccofarmer.JohnRolfewasverykindtoher.Shelovedhimandhelovedher.TheywereveryhappyJohnRolfewantedtomarryPocahontas.ButPocahontaswantedtospeaktoherfatherfirst.OnedayPocahontasandJohnRolfewenttovisitPowhatan.Thegreatchiefwaspleasedtoseehisdaughter."Father,thisisJohnRolfe.ImethiminJamestown.Heisaverykind.IlovehimandI'mgoingtomarryhim.""Youareayoungwomannow,Pocahontas.Itistimeforyoutomarrythemanyoulove."Powhatanembraced①hisdaughterandJohn."Greatchief,IloveyourdaughterandIwanttotakecareofher,"saidJohnRolfe.InApril1614,PocahontasmarriedJohnRolfeintheAnglicanShewasthefirstAmericanntomarryawhiteman.Pocahontasworeabeautifulwhitedress.Shehadflowersinherhair.SheandJohnRolfelaughedanddancedonthisspecialday.AllthepeopleinJamestowncelebratedthemarriage.Thereweregreatfestivities②withmusicanddancing.Nantaquasandmanyothernscametocelebrate.Atthe①embraced②festivitieswedding①mealtherewerewhitemenandns.Theywereallgoodfriends.Theysataroundalongtable.Therewerealltypesofgoodfoodtoeat.Pocahontas'marriagebroughtpeacetotheVirginiaColony.Thecolonybegantogrow.Soonaftertheirmarriage,PocahontasandJohnwenttoPocahontaswassurprisedtoseemanynewthingsinEngland.InLondonsheworebeautifulEnglishclothes.Everyonewantedtomeether.ShemetthemostimportantpeopleofLondon.SheevenmetKingJamesI!Everyonelovedthenprincess.InLondonPocahontasmetJohnSmithagainaftermanyyears!Thiswasawonderfulsurprise.TheytalkedabouttheiradventuresinJamestown.PocahontasandJohnRolfehadason.Theywereveryhappy.TheycalledhimThomas.AfterThomas'birth,Pocahontasbecameveryill.ShediedinEnglandin1617,attheageof21.Thiswasatragic②event.Manypeoplemourned③her.Theyrememberedthecourageousnprincess.YoungThomaswaseducatedinBritainbyhisuncleHenryRolfe.JohnRolfewasheartbroken④.Hedidn'twanttoliveinBritain.HereturnedtoVirginiatogrowtobacco.Hebecameanimportanttobaccofarmer.Hehadaverybigtobaccontation.WhenThomasRolfewasanadult,heleftBritain.HewenttoAmericatovisithismother'sland.Hemethismother'stribe.HelikedtheNewWorldandremainedthere.In1788theVirginiaColonybecameastateoftheUnitedStates.There①weddingmeal②tragic③mourned④heartbrokenstilldescendants①ofThomasRolfe,Pocahontas'son,inVirginiaTrack1:IsthisatrueIsthisatruestory?Yes,thisisatruestory.ThenprincessPocahontaswasbornnearJamestownin1595.CaptainJohnSmithwrotemanyoftheeventsofthisstoryinhisbooks.Somedetailswereaddedandotherdetailswereforgotten.Butthestoryyouwillreadinthisbookreallyhappened.Thisisthetruestoryof①descendantsTrack2:Chapter ExerciseListentothisdictationcarefully.ThenlistentoitagainandfillinthePocahontaswasann .Shewasalways .Shelivednear .Shewas yearsold.Shehad hair.Her ChiefPowhatan.Her wascalledNantaquas.Hewasastrongwarrior.Hewaseighteenyears .ChiefPowhatandidn't whitemen.Track3:TheOrigins①ofIn1606KingJames1ofBritainestablishedtheVirginiatoexploretheNewWorld.ItwasnamedafterElizabeth1,theVirginQueen.KingJameswantedhisexplorerstofindgold,richesandfoodproductsintheNewWorld.Healsohopedtofindanewwaytogoto.CaptainJohnSmithwasoneoftheleadersoftheVirginia.Hewasacourageous②soldier.Whenhewasyoung,hislifewasfullofHeandtheAustriansfoughtagainsttheTurks.TheAustrianswereverypleasedwithhim.Theygavehimahorse,ascimitar③,acoatofarms④andthetitle⑤ofcaptain.ThenCaptainSmithwascapturedbytheTurks.HewasaprisonerinTurkeybutheescaped.HecrossedRussia,sailedonapirateshipandreturnedtoEnglandin1604!CaptainSmiththenworkedfortheVirginia.HetooktheEnglishsettlerstotheNewWorld.Hewasastrong,inligent⑥leader.He① ② ③scimitar:④coatofarms:纹章，⑤title:⑥ ligent:establishedthesettlementofJamestown.HeexploredtheChesapeakeregionandmademaps.Hemadefriendswithmanyntribesintheregion.Thesettlersdidnotfindgoldandrichesinthenewcolony.Buttheyfoundthetobaccont.Inthe17thcenturythetobacco①ntgrewonlyinTheAmericannssmokedthetobaccoleaves.Theyusedtheleavesasmedicinetoo.ThetobaccontbecamethemostimportantproductoftheVirginiaColony.Thereweremanytobaccontations②alongtheJamesRiver.Thetobaccoleaveswerepicked③anddried.ThentheyweresenttoEnglandandotherpartsofEurope.Thiswasthebeginningofanimportantbusiness.Soonthereweretobaccocompanieseverywhere.WithitstobaccontationsVirginiabecameaveryrichcolony.By1688itproducedabout10millionkilogramsoftobacco!SmokingbecameverypopularinAmericaandEurope.①tobacco:②ntations:种植园③picked:Track4:nTheAmericannscamefromAsiaabout40,000yearsago.TheycrossedtheBeringStrait①andwentdowntoNorthAmerica.Thesenswerehunters.Theyhuntedwildanimals.Afterthousandsofyears,somensbecamefarmers.Theycultivated②corn.Othernshuntedthebuffalo.Theyusedthebuffaloforfood,clothingandtepees③.Americannsbelongedtodifferenttribes.EverytribehadaTherewerehundredsofntribesinTheAmericannsdecorated④thingswithbeautifulcolors.Theymademasksanddecoratedthem.Theyalsomadepotteryandnspaintedpicturesonbigstonewalls.Thesepicturestoldastoryabouttheirlife.nsweregreathuntersandcourageouswarriors.Theywerestrongpeople.Theylovedandrespectednatureandanimals.D