A very rich man Peter lost his sight. The 1 told him that only by doing a cornea(角膜) transplant operation could he bring his sight back. Peter 2 a lot of money for the cornea, but the time passed day after day, 3 came for that. It was all because he was too proud of his "wealth", and had done many dishonest things.

    One day, he took a walk in the park. He raised his head to 4 the long-awaited sunshine. However, he saw nothing but darkness.

    Just as Peter started feeling 5 ， someone suddenly ran into him. "Don't you have eyes? Don't you see who you hit! I'm millionaire Peter!" Peter said 6.

    The answer was from a little boy, "I'm 7, sir. I didn't notice. Please forgive(原谅) me!" Suddenly Peter changed his mind and said, "I can forgive you, but you must 8 me!"

    The boy said yes repeatedly and Peter nodded with satisfaction and asked, "Is the 9 big today?" The boy answered merrily, "Yes, it is pretty fine today, big and bright!"

    Peter smiled. He thought he could feel the sun again. He asked, "Is the park beautiful?"

    "Yes, very! The grass is green and the flowers are pretty. The little 10 are so lovely when the birds sing in them. "

    11 he was listening, Peter began to envy (嫉妒) that boy. .

    Suddenly, he 12, "God! How I envy this boy! It's unfair! Why not give me good 13?"

    "You are wrong!" a woman said to Peter. "My son is 14 just like you. He could only tell you so much because that's all I told him!" Tears suddenly 15 Peter's eyes.

    Since then, the city charity has got a lot of money every year. It is from a man named Peter.

    Visitors to Japan are often excited about the delicious food, but many people are a little nervous what to do at restaurants or in a Japanese household. So it's helpful to know basic table (manner) before going to Japan.

    (Japan) people use knives, forks, spoons and chopsticks to eat. But chopsticks are the (popular) utensils(用具). When you are eating dinner with some Japanese friends, don't directly pass (food) from your chopsticks to somebody else's chopsticks. It's also important not to stick chopsticks vertically(垂直地) food, especially into a bowl of rice. It's not polite to move your chopsticks up and down above dishes or to point somebody with your chopsticks.

    It is polite to lift small bowls of rice or soup when you eat. It (prevent) you from dropping food.

    In Japan, it is common to slurp(出声地喝) while (eat) noodles. People say the noodles taste better they make slurping noises.

A: Hello, Steve! You must have had an experience living in France.

B: Yeah, Tom, but I was a little nervous.

A: Nervous about what?

B: Well, for one thing, I didn't know what I should do at the dinner table.

A: What do they have?

B: For example, you shouldn't put your bread on your plate.

A: Where should I put it?

B: You should put it on the table!

A: I have to say it's very .

B: I thought it was strange, but now I am used to it.

A: What else do you find surprising?

B: You shouldn't put your on your lap.

A: Oh? Where should people put their hands?

B: They should always their hands on the table.

—Sorry, I won't, Mrs. Zhang.

morning exercises very important to our health.

The documentary A Bite of China II is not perfect, but .

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I suppose he be back in half an hour.