2023年最新的英文短篇故事

1、第 PAGE6 頁 共 NUMPAGES6 頁2023年最新的英文短篇故事Once upon a time there was a miser1. He hid his gold under a tree. Every week he used to dig it up. One night a robber2 stole all the gold. When the miser came again, he found nothing but an empty hole. He was surprised, and then burst into tears.All the neighbor

2、s gathered around him. He told them how he used to come and visit his gold. Did you ever take any of it out asked one of them. No, he said, I only came to look at it. Then come again and look at the hole, said the neighbor, it will be the same as looking at the gold. 從前，有個守財奴將他的金塊埋到一棵樹下，每周他都去把他挖出來看看

3、。 一天晚上，一個小偷挖走了所有的金塊。 守財奴再來查看時，發(fā)現(xiàn)除了一個空洞什么都沒有了。 守財奴便捶胸痛哭?？蘼曇齺砹肃従?他告訴他們這里原來有他的金塊。 問明了原因后，一個鄰居問： 你使用過這些金塊嗎 沒用過， 他說， 我只是時常來看看。 那么，以后再來看這個洞， 鄰居說， 就像以前有金塊時一樣。 英文短篇故事篇二 Naughty Brother 頑皮的弟弟Donny is my little brother. He is a naughty1 boy. On Sunday morning Donny went into the yard and played with a dog. So

4、metimes a bird would come down to stay on the top s of the dog s house. Then Donny threw a stone at it. Suddenly the little boy began crying. Mother ran to Donny and asked him what was wrong. He said, I ve broken2 sister s plate. She has beaten me. Why I threw it at a bird, and it went straight to t

5、he plate. Such was my naughty brother. 東尼是我的小弟弟，他是個調(diào)皮的孩子。 星期天早晨，東尼跑到院子里跟小狗玩。恰巧，一直小鳥落在狗舍上，東尼就用石頭砸它。突然，這個小男孩哭了起來。媽媽跑過去問出了什么事。他哭著說： 我姐姐盤子摔碎了，她打了我! 為什么 我拿石頭砸一只小鳥，但是卻打碎了姐姐的盤子。 哎，這是我淘氣的弟弟。 英文短篇故事篇三 荒野小屋 I live in rural Virginia, and my high school, believe it or not, was in between two pastures in a very

6、agrarian1 area. Although I was never much into sports, I had a few friends who were, and several were on the cross-country running team. The course lay out for the cross-country track took a meandering2 path around the school, then out into the pastures around the school (with the permission of the

7、farmers, of course). One part of the course took the runners past an immense old farmhouse3, abandoned and dilapidated on the crest4 of a hill overlooking the school. There were, of course, rumors5 that it was haunted, but to my knowledge no one ever saw or heard anything there. It was just a big, o

8、ld, spooky, abandoned house. At times, the CC runners did see someone poking6 around there, but it was obviously the owner of the property as they would see his truck parked in front of the place, and they could see that he was using the downstairs rooms to store equipment and surplus hay. That bein

9、g said, I shall relate the story of my friend on the CC run, and the subsequent discovery made by myself and some intrepid7 companions one day. Her name was Candy, and she was on the CC team. She was hardly the star member, and would, unfortunately, often find herself running alone. That never dampe

10、ned her spirits, however, and she remained on the team doing her part. One day, when as usual the pack had left her far behind, she found herself alone as she trudged8 up the hill towards the old house. Glancing up, she saw someone walk past an upstairs window. She thought nothing of it, of course,

11、assuming it was the farmer. It didn t dawn on her until later that his truck was not in its usual place in front of the house. She told this to her circle of friends, and some of us decided9 to check the place out the following day (which was, fortunately, a Saturday). So, we met in the field at noo

12、n and tromped off to explore. What we found there was the typical old falling-apart farmhouse. Empty rooms (except for the equipment and such), creaky floorboards, and piles of wet shattered plaster, beer bottles, graffiti, and cigarette butts10. Then we rounded the corner from the old living room t

13、o go upstairs, and each of us stopped dead in our tracks There were no stairs. Apparently11, the stairwell had collapsed12 into the cellar long ago, leaving only a yawning opening 10 feet above a tangled13 pile of old timbers on the cellar floor below. And yet, Candy had sworn she had seen someone w

14、alk by an upstairs window. We explored the house more completely, now being VERY careful since we knew just how bad off the place really was. We didn t find any second staircase, and there was no way to reach the second floor. Its a mystery that has remained unsolved, as in the middle of our explora

15、tion we heard the truck door slam outside, and we all beat a hasty retreat out the back so we wouldn t get caught trespassing14. I don t know if it was a ghost she saw, or if it were someone who could climb like an orangutan, but it s all a moot15 point now. That house was demolished16 only one year

16、 later, and a nice shiny new modern split-level was erected17 in its place. I wonder if the owners of that house have any late night visitors. 我家住在弗吉尼亞州郊外。信不信由你，我上高中的學校正好位于兩個牧場之間的一塊地地道道的莊稼地上。我是不大喜歡體育運動，但是有幾個朋友在田徑隊練越野跑。 越野跑的路線是一段圍繞著學校彎彎曲曲的路，還要穿過附近的牧場(當然，事先已經(jīng)取得了主人的許可)。路線的一部分還要穿過一座非常大的農(nóng)舍，已經(jīng)廢棄了很久，坐落在一座小

17、山頂上，從那里可以俯瞰我們的學校。因為很久沒有人住了，所以很自然地一直傳說那里鬧鬼，但是據(jù)我所知沒人在那看見過什么，也沒聽到過什么特別的聲音。那只不過是一座很大、很古老、有些神秘的遺棄了的房子。 有時，跑步的人見到有人在里面走來走去，但是誰都知道那就是房子的主人，因為他的卡車就停在大門口。大家也都知道他是用樓下的房間儲存一些機器和剩下的干草。 講到這里讀者應(yīng)該明白了，我的這個故事是與練越野跑的朋友有關(guān)的，下面我要說的是我和幾個膽大的朋友某一天的發(fā)現(xiàn) 她叫做坎迪，也是田徑隊的成員。但是她永遠也成不了隊里的明星，而且還總是被其他隊員遠遠的落在后面。然而，她的積極性卻從來沒有減弱，一直留在隊里訓(xùn)練、比賽。一天，像往常一樣她又被大部隊甩到后面很遠，這時她一個人朝著山上的老