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关于穿靴子的猫英语故事

There was once a generous, old miller who was very, very sick.

He could not get out of bed so he called his three sons to his bedside.

he said to them,"I will be dying very soon and I want to give you my last gifts."

To his eldest son, he gave his entire mill.

To his middle son,he gave his donkey.

And to his youngest son he gave his cat.

"My son, I have only my cat left for you.

Take good care of it and it is sure to bring you good luck."

Then, after he blessed them, he died.

The son gazed at his gift and said,

"What can I do with this cat? A cat is of no value!"

But the cat replied, "If you take good care of me,

you will have good luck all the days of your Iife.

But first, bring me a cloak, a hat with a feather in it, a bag, and a pair of boots.

Then I will bring you good luck!"

The young man thought to himself, 'Can this be true?

I suppose it wouldn't hurt to wait and see.'

So he gave the cat what he asked for.

Then the cat told him,"Don't doubt me.

I am much smarter than any cat around.

From now on, call me 'Puss in Boots.'"

Then，Puss in Boots went into the woods and caught some birds.

He put them in the bag and went to see the King.

The King inquired, "What brings you here to my court?"

The cat said proudly, "The Lord of Carabas sends you these

beautiful birds as a gift."

"Why, thank you," replied the King.

Puss in Boots hunted for more birds and animals for the King.

Each time he presented them，he told the King they were from the Lord of Carabas.

One day, the King asked the cat, "Who is this Lard of Carabas?

He is a very skillful hunter! Is he also young and handsome?

I have a young daughter. Perhaps he can marry her!"

Puss in Boots replied, "Oh, yes!

He is young and skillful and handsome. He's also very rich."

"Hmmm. I would like to visit this Lord of Carabas.

Then I can thank him myself," the King answered.

Puss in Boots hurried home to tell his master about the King's visit.

"My Master, the King is coming to visit you."

"What?" the young man cried out.

"When he sees me like this,he will know that I am poor!

Then perhaps he will force me to become a servant in his castle!"

"Do not worry," assured Puss in Boots.

"Just do what I say because I have a plan!"

Finally, the day of the King's visit arrived.

That morning, Puss in Boots discovered that the King was taking his daughter

out far a carriage ride.

He ran quickly to his master. "Master, it is time to carry out my plan.

Get into the river and pretend to be drowning."

"But I can't swim!" he exclaimed.

But Puss in Boots urged his master, "Please, Master! Trust me.

Hurry and get into the water. The King is coming!"

The son hesitated, then finally agreed. "Well, OK."

The young man cried out from the water, "Help, help! I can't swim!"

Then Puss in Boats shouted out, "Help! Help! The Lord of Carabas is drowning!"

The King, seeing that it was the Lord of Carabas that was drowning,

ordered his servant, "Go and rescue the lad!

Then bring him some clothes from my wardrobe!"

The princess looked at the young man. He was now wearing

the King's very own clothes so he Iooked more handsome than ever before.

"Wouldn't you like to marry such a handsome young man?"

the King asked his daughter.

"However,we must make sure he is really as rich as his cat says he is."

Pointing to the vast fields, Puss in Boots replied,

"My master owns all this land and the castle on the hill.

Come and see for yourself. I will meet you later at the castle."

Then, Puss in Boots ran ahead of the carriage toward the castle.

Soon, Puss in Boots reached some peasants working in the field.

He instructed them, "If anyone asks who this land belongs to,

you must tell them 'the Lord of Carabas.'

If you don't, I will scratch your children's faces until they cry,

and I will no longer catch any mice for you."

The peasants were terrified.

So they did what Puss in Boots ordered them to do.

When the King arrived, he asked them, "Whom does this land belong to?"

"This land belongs to the Lord of Carabas," replied the peasants.

Meanwhile, Puss in Boots arrived at the castle and knocked on the door.

In the castle lived an ogre.

The ogre hollered, "Who is it that is bothering me?"

Puss in Boots bowed his head and replied,

"I saw your fine castle and wanted to pay my respects to the owner."

"Come in, then, and see my fine castle!" the ogre exclaimed.

Puss in Boots then said，"I was told that you are very powerful

and that you can change into a lion or an elephant."

"That is true. Very true! Ha! Ha!”the ogre replied.

"But I also heard that you can't change into tiny creatures

such as mice or squirrels," added Puss in Boots.

Insulted, the ogre shouted,

"What? That's not true! I'll show you!”

Then the ogre changed himself into a mouse.

As soon as Puss in Boots saw the mouse,he pounced on it and ate it up.

Soon, the King arrived at the castle,so the cat ran to the door to greet him.

Puss in Boots bowed his head and said, "Welcome to my master's castle."

"Why,thank you，”the King replied.

Then turning to the young man, he declared,

"You are indeed a very wealthy young man! Are you married?"

The young man looked at the princess and smiled,"No,I am not married.”

"Then you may marry my daughter!" the King declared.

The young man gazed upon his cat and exclaimed,

"What a smart and clever cat!

You are the best gift my father ever gave to me! Ha! Ha! Ha!"

The young man married the princess. He provided for Puss in Boots a happy home

and all the mice he could possibly care to eat for the rest of his life.

And they lived happily ever after in the ogre's castle.

穿靴子的猫

有一次一个很慷慨的老米勒并的很严重。

他不能下床所以他叫他的三个儿子到他的床边来。

他对他们说，“我很快就死了，我想给你们我最后的礼物。”

对他的长子，他了整个工厂。

他二儿子，他给了他的驴子。

对他的小儿子，他给了他的猫。

“我的儿子，我只剩下猫留给你了。

好好照顾它，它肯定能给你带来好运气。“

然后，他给儿子们祝福后就死了。

儿子望着他的礼物，并说，

“我怎么处置这只猫呢?猫是没有价值的!”

但猫回答说：“如果你把我照顾好了，你将在一生中都有好的运气。

但是，首先给我拿件外衣，戴羽毛的帽子，一个袋子，一双靴子。

然后，我会给你带来好运!“

年轻人心想，'这是真的吗?

我想等着看看也不会有什么伤害。’

于是，他给了猫所求的。

然后，猫告诉他，“不要怀疑我。我比任何猫都聪明的多。

从现在开始，称呼我为“穿靴子的猫。”

然后，穿靴子的猫走进树林里抓了一些鸟类。

他把他们放进袋子并去见国王。

国王问道：“谁把你带进我的朝堂的?”

猫自豪地说，“卡拉巴斯君王送你这些漂亮的鸟儿作为礼物。“

“为什么，谢谢你，”国王答道。

穿靴子的猫为国王抓更多的鸟类和动物。

每次他把这些礼物给国王的时候，他都告诉国王礼物来自卡拉帕斯君王。

有一天，国王问猫：“谁是卡拉巴斯君王?

他是一个非常专业的猎人!他还年轻英俊吗?

我有一个年幼的女儿。也许他能娶她!“

穿靴子的猫回答说：“噢，是的!

他年轻，专业和英俊。他也非常富有。“

“嗯，我想去拜访卡拉巴斯君王。

然后，我可以亲自感谢他，“国王回答说。

穿靴子的猫匆匆回家告诉他的主人国王的访问。

“我的主人，国王将来看望你。”

“什么?”小伙子哭了出来。

“当他看到我这个样子，他会知道我穷!

然后，也许他会强迫我成为他城堡中的仆人!“

“别担心，”穿靴子的猫保证说。

“照我说的去做，因为我有个计划!”

最后，国王访问的日期到了。

那天早晨，穿靴子的猫发现国王带着他的女儿乘坐马车出行。

他赶紧跑过去对他的主人说。 “主人，是时间实行我的计划了。

跳进河流并假装被淹死。“

“但我不会??游泳!”他喊道。

但穿靴子的猫敦促它的主人说“请相信我，主人!

赶快进入水中。国王来了!“

儿子犹豫了一下，然后终于同意。 “那好吧。”

年轻的男子从水中哭喊，“救命，救命!我不会游泳!“

在岸上的猫喊道“救命啊!救命啊!卡拉巴斯君王溺水了!”

国王看到是卡拉巴斯君王溺水了，

命令他的仆人“，去救这个小伙子!

然后从我的衣柜里拿一些衣服给他!“

公主看着青年。他现在穿着国王自己的衣服，所以他看起来比以前任何时候都更英俊。

“难道你不想嫁给这样一个英俊的小伙子吗?”

国王问他的女儿。

“但是，我们必须确保他像他的猫说的那样富有。”

穿靴子的猫指向广阔的领域，回答说，

“我的主人，拥有这片土地和山丘上的城堡。

你自己去看看。我会稍侯在城堡中跟你见面。“

然后，穿靴子的猫先于马车跑向城堡。

很快，穿靴子的猫碰见了一些在这片土地工作的农民。

他教导他们，“如果有人问这片土地属于谁，

你们必须告诉他们是属于“卡拉巴斯君王。”

如果不这样做，我会划伤孩子的脸直到他们哭泣，我将不再为你们捕鼠。“

农民们被吓坏了。因此，他们做了穿靴子的猫命令他们做的。

当国王到达时，他问他们，“这片土地属于谁?”

农民回答说：“这片土地属于卡拉巴斯君王，”。

同时，穿靴子的猫抵达城堡并敲门。

在城堡里住着一个食人魔。

食人魔叫喊，“是谁在打扰我?”

穿靴子的猫低下头，回答说，

“我看见你漂亮的城堡并希望向主人表达我的敬意。”

“进来，然后，看看我漂亮的城堡!”食人魔惊呼。

穿靴子的猫然后说：“有人告诉我，你很强大你可以变成一个狮子或大象。“

“这是真的。非常正确!哈!哈!”食人魔回答。

“但我还听说，你不能变成微小生物比如说老鼠或松鼠，”穿靴子的猫补充道。

污蔑，食人魔喊道，

“什么?那不是真的!我会变给你看!”

然后食人魔把自己变成了老鼠。

穿靴子的猫看到老鼠，他扑上来并把它吃了。

很快，国王抵达城堡，所以猫跑到门口去迎接他了。

穿靴子的猫低下头说：“欢迎来到我主人的城堡。”

国王回答说：“为什么，谢谢你。”

然后转向年轻人，他宣称，

“你确实是一个非常富有的年轻人!你结婚了吗?”

年轻人看着公主微微一笑，“不，我没有结婚。”

“那么，你可以娶我的女儿!”国王宣布。

年轻人凝视着他的猫并惊呼，

“多么机灵和聪明的猫!你是我父亲曾经给我的最好的礼物!哈!哈!哈!”

年轻人娶了公主。他给穿靴子的猫提供了一个幸福的家和所有余生要吃的老鼠。

并且他们在食人魔的城堡里过的很幸福。

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