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paper.6.I could have told this boy that he had enrolled ,not in a technical training school ,but in a university ,and that in a university stu dents enroll both training and education.7:For a great book in necessarily a gift ; it offers you a life you have not time to live yourself ,and it takes you into a world you have not the time to travel in literal time.8:If you are too much in a hurry ,or too proud of your own limitations ,to accept as a gift to your humanity some pieces of the m inds of Aristotle or Einstein,then you are neither a developed human nor a usefull citizen of a civilization.9:I say that A university has no real existence and no real purpose except as it succeeds in putting you in touch with those human minds your human mind needs to include,both as specialists and as humans.Lesson 71:Willian strickland was wanted by the police in connection with the murder of Emma Strickland in Manchester.2:Mr.Budd was interested in memorizing description of the wanted man because he wanted to get the $500 reward if possible.3:Mr.Budd had lost his customers because a new “ladies Hairdressing Department”had opened opposite his shop and attracted a e ndle ss stream of young ladies there.4:Mr. Budd wondered whether many men who had a damaged left thumb also had an upper tooth filled with gold.5:According to Mr. Budd,the police offered the reward too late ,because the man might have been out of the country by then. Lesson 81:When Mr.Budd demanded to s ee “somebody very inportant at the police headquarters,the police didn‟t take him seriously.2:Mr.Budd finished drying the man‟s head and began to comb the hair which mature had never,never made such a deep red.3:The knowledge of Mr.Budd had given hime the power to put a mark on his man which made hime different from every other per son in the world.4:As he fetched a bottle from the glass-fronted case, he remembered an old wooden paper-knife that had belonged to his mother.5:Mr.Budd‟s great idea is that he used his skillful skill to dye the man‟s hair in the dark brown which would turn green some time later.6:Mr.Budd was afraid that no one would ever come to his shop again ,because he cheat his customs.Lesson 91:A reserved person is one who does not talks very much to strangers, does not show much emotion ,and seldom gest excited.2:If an English man is very good at tennis and somesone asks him if he is a good player ,he will seldon reply “yes,”because p eopl e will think him conceited.3:According to the author,the people of the North and West ,especially the welsh are much less reseved than those of the South and East.4:To those who are fond of flowery expressions ,the Englishman may appear uncomfortably cold.5:According to the author,one of the most elementary rules of life is “never hit a man when he‟s down ,in other words never take advantage of a person‟s misfortune.6:It is difficult to know a rserved person ,because he never tells you anything about himself .7:The reluctance to communicate with others is an unforfunate quality in some ways since it tends to give the impressionof coldnes s.8:The sense of humor --- --its starting-point is self-dispraise, and its great enemy is conceit. Its object is the ability to laugh at ones elf.---at one‟s own faults,one‟s own failuem,even at one‟s own ideals.9:A sense of humor is an attitude to life rather than the mere ability to laugh at jokes.10:The most striking qualities of the English are reserve ,a show of modesty and a sense of humor.11:The English dislike people who make big promises and open shows of feelings ,especially if they express them in flowery langua age,because the english don‟t trust self-praise of any kind.12:Sportsmanship is the ability to practice a sport according to its rules,while al so showing generosity to one‟s opponent and good te mper in defeat.13:In “the english character”,the author points out that sport in its modern form is almost entirely a British invention.Lesson 101:At the funeral people laughed and told each other jokes, Relatives who had not spoken for yeas smiled at each other and promise d to stay in touch2:The first joke someone told about Henry Ground was that once he dressed up as a gygsy and went from door to door telling peo ple‟s fortunes.3:Then he put his hand to his ear and rolled his fore finger and thumb together as if he were listening to the quality of the wine.H e wanted to teach the wine waiter that he should treat peoply equally.Lesson 151:The effcts of television on children is not about violence,but about how television gives children a false sense of reality.2:The greatest danger of television is that it presents a world to children that doesn‟t exist and leads them to expect things that nev er happen.3:The cruelest lie of all is when TV shows a lawyer defending someone innocent of a crime.4:When they don‟t find him or her after washing their mouth all night , they fall into a difficult situation and many of them never come out of it .5:Dr,Applebaum recently completed a study on the effects of televison on children.6:According to him ,the greatest danger of televison is that television gives the children a false sense of reality.7:On TV, the driver can find a parking place easily ,in such a way they show on television which gives a distorted picture of the r eal world.8:On the screen ,every taxi driver looks as if he had nothing better to do than to drive 90 miles an hour throng rain-swept street tr ying to keep up with a carful of gangsters.9:On TV shows ,children tet a pitcture in hospital that people take a kid to an emergency ward and four doctors come rushing dow n to bandage his leg.10;On the screen the lawyer spends day and night looking for evidence to prove the person is innocent.11:The advertisement of the tooth wash led children believe that when they grown up ,if they use that nouthwash they will find the mate of their dreams.12:In the real life ,no taxi driver wants to follow another car because he doesn‟t want to get into trouble.Lesson 161:When the time came,she and Bill signed the forms permitting his organs to be taken out .2:Tracy‟s liver was transplanted into my husband,who was suffering from a incurable liver disease.3:As information about donors was kept secret ,we could not know where and to whom to send our thanks.4:The donor‟s parents wished to meet someone who had gained life through the gift of their son‟s organs .so the organ bsnk agreed –for the first time ---to bring together two families linkde by the most bittersweet relationship. 5:For the Marshes,seeing David and knowing he was well seemed to ease their suffering.。