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陆判——聊斋新义
汪曾祺
    朱尔旦，爱做诗，但是天资钝，写不出好句子。人挺豪放，能喝酒。喝了酒，爱跟人打赌。
    一天晚上，几个作诗写文章的朋友聚在一处，有个姓但的跟朱尔旦说：“都说你什么事都能干，咱们打个赌：你要是能到十王殿去，把东廊下的判官背了来，我们大家凑钱请你一顿!”这地方有一座十王殿，神鬼都是木雕的，跟活的一样。东廊下有一个立判，绿脸红胡子，模样尤其狞恶阴森。这姓但的想难倒朱尔旦。
    朱尔旦站起来就走。不大一会，只听见门外大声喊叫：“开门哪!”门开处，朱尔旦当真把判官背进来了。他把判官搁在桌案上，敬了判官三大杯酒。大家看见判官矗着，全都坐不住：“你，还把他请回去!”朱尔旦又把一壶酒泼在地上，相约满月时分相聚，还说了几句祝告的话，说罢，背起判官就走。
    第二天，他的那些文友，果然凑钱请他喝酒。一直喝到晚上，他已经半醉了，回到家里，觉得还不尽兴，又弄了一壶，挑灯独酌。正喝着，忽然有人掀开帘子进来。一看，是判官! 朱尔旦腾地站了起来：“噫！我完了！ 昨天我冒犯了你，你今天来，是不是要给我一斧子？”判官拨开大胡子一笑，“非也！蒙高义相订，今天夜里得空，敬践达人之约。”
    朱尔旦一听，非常高兴，拽住判官衣袖，忙说：“请坐！请坐！”说着点火坐水，要烫酒。
    判官说：“天道温和，可以冷饮。”
    “那好那好！我去叫家里的弄两碟莱。你宽坐一会。”一会儿的功夫，妻子周氏准备两碟酒菜炒得了，朱尔旦端出来，重换杯筷，斟了酒：“久等了！”
    “不妨，我在读你的诗稿。”
    “你看我这诗？”
    “不好。”
    “是不好！ 喝酒！你怎么称呼？”
    “我姓陆。”
    “台甫?”
    “我没名字！”
    “没名字？好！——干！”这位陆判官真是海量，接连喝了十大杯。
    自此，陆判隔三两天就来一回，炸花生米，炒鸡蛋下酒。朱尔旦做了诗，都拿给陆判看。陆判看了，都说不好。“我劝你就别做诗了。诗不是谁都能做的，你的诗，平仄对仗都不错，就是缺一点东西——诗意。心中无诗意，笔下如何有好诗？你的诗，还不如炒鸡蛋。”
    有一天，朱尔旦醉了，先睡了，陆判还在自斟自饮。朱尔旦醉梦之中觉得肚脏微微发痛，醒过来，只见陆判坐在床前，豁开他的腔子正在挖心。陆判见他醒了，说到：“你的诗写不好，是因为心长得不好。你瞧瞧，什么乱七八糟的，窟窿眼都堵死了。适才在阴间拣到一颗，虽不是七窍玲珑，比你原来那颗要强些。”
    过后创口只有一道红线，从此他的诗就写得好些了。他的那些诗友都很奇怪。
    一天，他请陆判喝酒，喝得有点醺醺然了，朱尔旦说：“本已受赐颇多，尚有一事欲相烦，不知可否？”陆判一听：“什么事？”朱尔旦说：“心肠可换，这脑袋面孔想来也是能换的。”“换头？”“你弟妇，我们家里的，结发多年，心肠很好，就是头面不怎么样。四方大脸，塌鼻梁。你能不能给来一刀？”“换一个？成！ 容我缓几天，想想办法。”
    过了几天，半夜里，陆判拿来本县吴家女儿的人头，这家姑娘是被人杀害的，凶手弃头而逃，陆判神不知鬼不觉地给朱尔旦老婆换上了这颗美人头。
    第二天，朱尔旦的老婆起来，梳洗照镜。脑袋看看身子：“这是谁？”双手摸摸脸蛋：“这是我？”
    朱尔旦的老婆换了脑袋，也带来了一些别扭。朱尔旦的老婆原来食量颇大，爱吃辛辣葱蒜。可是这个脑袋吃得少，又爱吃清淡东西，喝两口鸡丝雪笋汤就够了，因此下面的肚子就老是不饱。吴家姑娘爱弄乐器，笙箫管笛，无所不晓。有一天，在西厢房找到一管玉屏洞箫，高兴极了，想吹吹。撮细了樱唇，倒是吹出了音，可是下面的十个指头不会捏眼!
    朱尔旦老婆换了脑袋，这事渐渐传开了。朱尔旦的那些诗朋酒友自然也知道了这件事。大家就要求见见换了脑袋的嫂夫人，尤其是那位姓但的。朱尔旦被他们缠得脱不得身，只得略备酒菜，请他们见见新脸旧夫人。
    客人来齐了，朱尔旦请夫人出堂。
    大家看了半天，姓但的一躬到地：
    “是嫂夫人？”
    这张挺好看的脸上的挺好看的眼睛看看他，说：“初次见面，您好！”
    姓但的问道：“你现在贵姓？姓周，还是姓吴？”
    朱尔旦老婆眨了眨好看的眼睛，说：“不知道。”
     姓但的盯着她，说：“不知道？”
    接着，又问她：“那么你是？”
    “我也不知道我是谁。是我，还是不是我。”朱尔旦老婆说。这张挺好看的面孔上的挺好看的眼睛看看朱尔旦，下面一双挺粗挺黑的手比比划划，问朱尔旦：“我是我?还是她?”
    朱尔旦想了一会，说：“你们。”
    朱尔旦老婆反问道：“我们？”
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Yet ever since then, people at home and abroad have ________ different opinions about the policy.

   Mrs. Thompson came to the 5th grade class and noticed that Teddy was always alone. Also, he did badly in his studies. When she reviewed Teddy’s past records，she find he was a good child at first，but he began to change when his mother got ill. Finally he lost interest in school after his mother’s death.
   Mrs.Thompson realized the problem and felt sorry for him. She felt even worse when her students brought her beautifully-covered Christmas presents. His presents were covered with some old paper. Some children laughed when she found a bracelet(手镯)with some of the stones missing, and a bottle with a little perfume(香水). But she said how pretty the bracelet was, putting it on, and dabbing some perfume on her hand. Teddy stayed after school for a long time just to say，“Mrs.Thompson，today you smelled just like my mom used to.” After the child left，she cried for quite a long time.
   On that very day，she taught not only knowledge but also children. As she worked with Teddy，his mind seemed to come alive. By the end of the year，Teddy had become one of the smartest children in the class.
   A year later，Teddy left school. She found a note under her door，from Teddy，saying that she was the best teacher he ever had in his life. After that, these words were repeated in each of his letters to her.
   Then after he finished college, Teddy wrote telling her that he had met a pretty girl and was going to get married. He explained that his father was dead，and that he wondered if Mrs.Thompson might sit at the wedding in the place for the mother of the groom(新郎).
Of course，Mrs.Thompson did. She wore the bracelet and the perfume that Teddy remembered his mother wearing on their last Christmas together.
   They hugged(拥抱)each other，and Teddy whispered in Mrs.Thompson's ear，“Thank you，Mrs.Thompson，for making me feel important，and showing me that I could make a difference. ”
   Mrs.Thompson，with tears in her eyes，whispered back，“Teddy，it's not like that. You were the one who taught me that I could make a difference. I didn’t know how to teach until I met you.”

Turn right at the traffic lights. (改为否定句)

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