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怎么样才能摆脱不安的情绪?
scratch[skr鎡]v.搔痒;抓;抹掉
Themochedaboutinitsmate'sfurforfleas.
那只猴子在它的同伴身上找跳蚤。
savage['s鎣id]adj.野性的;凶猛的;粗鲁的;荒野的
Hedoesn'tlikesavagemountainsery.
他不喜欢荒山的景色。
在莫里斯家的第一个冬天,我经历了一场惊心动魄的冒险。
我累了,躺在柔软而又舒适的**,很快入睡了。
我希望他在那里好好改造,出来后做个好人。
IwassofuriousthatIthoughtoingholdofhi
&holdof:抓住;掌握
&asifIcouldtearhimtopieces.
&opieces:撕碎
真正的天使
TheDogWhoDialed911
珍妮·玛丽·拉斯卡斯JeanneMarieLaskas
WhenLeanaBeasleywoanameforhernewservicedog,shethoughtaboutoeBiblequotes:"Faithisthesubstahiheevidehi;
"Faith,"shesaid,gtherottweilerpuppy."I'llh."
Thatwasin2001,andLeana,now46,whoisdivordliveswithher20一year-oldson,MiahouseiSound,Washington,admitsshefouiontothenewdogdiffiaiswheeldandsuffersfromepilepsy;fornearlyadecadeshehadetodependonBroservicedog,tohelpherwithderrandsand,mostcritically,toassistheriofepilepticseizures.BronsfromservidevolvingiforLeanaandherson.
Deepdowedshe'devertrustanasdeeplyasshedidBroureshehadetardasherguardianangel.
"Okay,Faith,"shesaidt,abrindledbuheagereyes."Wehavealotofworktodo,solet'sgetstarted."
&sspeculatethatsomedogs,withtheirsupremelysensitivebeabletodetectsubtlehumahatoccurjustbeforeaseizure.Butofetoiolfaationasworthyofalar
Faithwaseventuallytraiouandahan150ands,butitwasn'tuntiltheeveember6,2004,thatLeanawouldlearly,Faithwasmadeof.LeanaandhersohenlivinginRid,Washington.Itig:Michaelhadleftfhtshiftatthelocalgrocerystore,andLeaobed,feelingalittlesick,asifsheweregettingtheflu.SheBrohelivingroom,aoherbedrooFaithwouldn'tleaveherside.Shewouldn'tlaydowhebed,butiatLeanaand...talking.That'showitsounded,likeakindofchatter"Rooroorooorooo."
"Whatisit?"Leanasaid.SoonenoughFaith,all85poundsofher,jumpedonLeona'sbed—aforbiddeory—andranincircles.ShewouldnotanswerLeanne'sadoaspletelyoutofcharacterfortheobedientdog.
InhermindLeahevoiceofthetrai;Trusty!
"Adogbehavingstrangelyprobablykhingyoudon'tko.
"Okay,Faith,Iyou,"shesaid."I'mgettingoutofbed."Shegotinherwheeldihehouseand,findingnothinguomakeherselfhotchocolate.
Shereachedacrossthestovefortheemptywaterkettle,andthat'sentblack.Shefelloutofherwheelchair,hittihekitetdoor,andlayunsthefloor.Thiswasamedicalemergency,thoughlycausedbyherepilepsy.Leanaeriengliverfailure;doctorslatersaidthataioionmadeherliverdown.
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