英语童话故事200字

英语童话故事200字

Mr.Liisagoodpainter.Onedayhedrawsabeautifuldragonwithout eyes.

Mr.Zhoulooksatthepictureandsays,“Thedragonhasnoeyes.Iti sn'tagoodpicture.”

ButMr.Lismilesandsays,“IfIaddeyestothedragon,itwillflya way.”

Mr.Zhoushakesheadandsays,“Youareboasting.Idon'tbelievey ou.”

Mr.Liisn'tangry.Heholdsthepaintbrushandaddseyestothedrag on.Woe!Thedragonreallyflies.

Alittlepandapicksupapumpkinandwantstotakeithome.

Butthepumpkinistoobig.Thepandacan’ttakeithome.

Suddenlysheseesabearridingabiketowardher.Shewatchesthebi ke.“Iknow!Ihaveagoodidea.”shejumpsandshoutshappily,“Ican rollthepumpkin.It’slikeawheel.”

Sosherollsthepumpkintoherhome.Whenhermotherseesthebigpum pkin,sheissurprised,“Oh,myGod!Howcanyoucarryithome?”

Thelittlepandaansw ersproudly,“Ican’tliftit,butIcanroll it.”

“Whataclevergirl!Useyouheardtodosomething.”hermothersm iles.

Long,longago,therewasaking.Solomonwashisname.Hewasverycl ever.

Inhiscountry,thereweretwowomen.Theylivedinthesamehousean deachhadachild.

Onenight,oneofthebabiesdied.Thedeadbaby'smothertooktheot herwoman'sbaby,andputitinherownbed.

Thenextmorning,theyhadaquarrel.

“No,thisismybaby!”Thedeadisyours!”

Eachonebothwantedthelivingbaby.SotheywenttoseeKingSolomo n.

“Bringmeaknife,cutthechildintotwoandgiveeachwomanonehal f.”s aidtheKing.

“Oh.YourMajesty!Givehermybaby.Pleasedon'tkillmybaby!”O neofthewomencriedandshouted.

ThenKingSolomonpointedtothewomanintearsandsaid,“Givethe babytoher.Sheisthemother.”

Once,amotherpigsentherthreelittlechildrenintotheworld.Th eyneededtolookafterthemselves.

Thefirstpigfoundsomestraw,andhebuiltafinehousewithstraw.

Thesecondpigbuiltahousewithwood.

Thethirdpigbuiltahousewithstone.

Oneday,awolfcametostrawhouse,hewashungry.

“Littlepigletmein!I’myourbrother.”

“No,no!Youareawolf.”

Thenthewolfblewdownthestrawhouse.Thefirstpigrantothewood enhouse.

Thenthewolfcametothewoodenhouse,“Littlepig,openthedoor! Iamyourbrother.”

“No,noyouareabigbadwolf.”

Thebigbadwolfwassoangry,heblewdownthewoodhouse.Thetwopig srantothestonehouse.

Thewolfcameandblewthestonehouse.Heblewandblew,butthehous edidn’tfalldown.

Thenwolfwasangry,heclimbedtotheroofandjumpeddownthechimn ey.

Therewasabigpotofhotwateronthefire.Threelittlepigmadeupa blazingfireandwaterburntveryhot.

Thewolffellintothepot!Ouch!Heranaway.

Thethreelittlepigslivedhappily.

Thereisabadwolfintheforest.Onedayheiseatingalamb.Suddenl yabonesticksinhisthroat.

“Oh,aboneismythroat.”Hegoestoseeadoctor,“Pleasehelpme .”Thedoctor,Mr.Pandasays,“Sorry,Ican’thelpyou.Theboneisi nside.”

“WhatcanIdo?”thewolfissad.Thenhemeetsacrane.“Oh,dearc rane.Pleasehelpme.Aboneisinmythroat.Iwillpayforyourhelp.”

“Ok.Letmehaveatry,”thecranesays.Shepullsoutthebonewith herbill.“NowIwillgo.Rememberyourwords.Youshouldpayme,”she says.

“Well.Payyou.Iremember,”thewolfsays.Withthewords,thewo lfbitesoffthecrane’sneckandeatsherup.

Adogisverythirsty.Butheonlyseessomeemptypails.Thereisnow aterinthem.