我是打醬油的2020.04.13 回答

狼跋

【詩經·國風·豳風】

狼跋其胡，載躓其尾。公孫碩膚，赤舄几几。

狼躓其尾，載跋其胡。公孫碩膚，德音不瑕！

捕狼

年代：【宋】 作者：【陳師道】

一狼將四子，二嶺走千羊。

意得無前敵，時乖闕後防。

寧知射生手，已發弩機張。

會使烏鳶飽，空令豺虎傷。

猛虎行

年代：【唐】 作者：【張籍】

南山北山樹冥冥，猛虎白日繞村行。

向晚一身當道食，山中麋鹿盡無聲。

年年養子在深谷，雌雄上下不相逐。

谷中近窟有山村，長向村家取黃犢。

王陵年少不敢射，空來林下看行跡。

虎跡

年代：【唐】 作者：【韋莊】

白額頻頻夜到門，水邊蹤跡漸成群。

我今避世棲巖穴，巖穴如何又見君。

田野狐兔行

年代：【唐】 作者：【元稹】

種豆耘鋤，種禾溝甽。禾苗豆甲，狐榾兔翦。割鵠喂鷹，

烹麟啖犬。鷹怕兔毫，犬被狐引。狐兔相須，鷹犬相盡。

日暗天寒，禾稀豆損。鷹犬就烹，狐兔俱哂。

野狐泉

年代：【唐】 作者：【羅隱】

潏潏寒光濺路塵，相傳妖物此潛身。

又應改換皮毛後，何處人間作好人。

龍

年代：【唐】 作者：【李嶠】

銜燭耀幽都，含章擬鳳雛。西秦飲渭水，東洛薦河圖。

帶火移星陸，升雲出鼎湖。希逢聖人步，庭闕正晨趨。

兔爰

【詩經·國風·王風】

有兔爰爰，雉離於羅。我生之初，尚無為；

我生之後，逢此百罹。尚寐，無吪［1］！

有兔爰爰，雉離於罘［2］。我生之初，尚無造；

我生之後，逢此百憂。尚寐，無覺！

有兔爰爰，雉離於罿［3］。我生之初，尚無庸；

我生之後，逢此百兇。尚寐，無聰！

［1］：音俄，動

［2］：音浮，捕鳥的網

［3］：音衝，捕鳥的網

兔

年代：【宋】 作者：【丁謂】

三窟同蜫蟄，平岡若電驅。

爰爰依枳棘，肅肅避罝罘。

已得思烹犬，其亡尚守株。

何當華桂畔，宿月翫雲衢。

匿名2018.11.16 回答

共9篇 the ant and the grasshopper in a field one summer‘s day a grasshopper was hopping about， chirping and singing to its heart’s content。 an ant passed by， bearing along with great toil an ear of corn he was taking to the nest。 “why not come and chat with me，” said the grasshopper， “instead of toiling and moiling in that way？” “i am helping to lay up food for the winter，” said the ant， “and recommend you to do the same。” “why bother about winter？” said the grasshopper； we have got plenty of food at present。“ but the ant went on its way and continued its toil。 when the winter came the grasshopper had no food and found itself dying of hunger， while it saw the ants distributing every day corn and grain from the stores they had collected in the summer。 then the grasshopper knew： it is best to prepare for the days of necessity the bear and the two travelers two men were traveling together， when a bear suddenly met them on their path。 one of them climbed up quickly into a tree and hid himself in the branches。 the other， seeing that he must be killed， fell flat on the ground， and when the bear came up and felt him with his nose， and smelt him all over， he held his breath， and showed the appearance of death as much as he could。 the bear soon left him， for it is said he will not touch a dead body。 when he was quite gone， the other traveler climbed from the tree， and asked his friend what it was the bear had said in his ear。 ”he gave me this advice，“ his friend answered。 ”never travel with a friend who deserts you at the coming of danger。 remember： a friend in need is a friend indeed。“ misfortune tests the sincerity of friends the fisherman and the little fish a fisherman who lived on the produce of his nets， one day caught a single small fish as the result of his day‘s labor。 the fish， panting convulsively， thus entreated for his life： ”o sir， what can i be to you， and how little am i worth？ i am not yet come to my full size。 pray spare my life， and put me back into the sea。 i shall soon become a large fish fit for the tables of the rich， and then you can catch me again， and make a handsome profit of me。“ the fisherman replied， ”i should indeed be a very simple fellow if， for the chance of a greater uncertain profit， i were to forego my present certain gain。“ the cat and the mice a certain house was overrun with mice。 a cat， discovering this， made her way into it and began to catch and eat them one by one。 fearing for their lives， the mice kept themselves close in their holes。 the cat was no longer able to get at them and perceived that she must tempt them forth by some device。 for this purpose she jumped upon a peg， and suspending herself from it， pretended to be dead。 one of the mice， peeping stealthily out， saw her and said， ”ah， my good madam， even though you should turn into a meal-bag， we will not come near you。“ he who is once deceived is doubly cautious the cock and the pearl a cock was once strutting up and down the farmyard among the hens when suddenly he espied something shinning amid the straw。 ”ho！ ho！“ quoth he， ”that’s for me，“ and soon rooted it out from beneath the straw。 what did it turn out to be but a pearl that by some chance had been lost in the yard？ ”you may be a treasure，“ quoth master cock， ”to men that prize you， but for me i would rather have a single barley-corn than a peck of pearls。“ precious things are for those that can prize them。 the farmer and the snake one winter a farmer found a snake stiff and frozen with cold。 he had compassion on it， and taking it up， placed it in his bosom。 the snake was quickly revived by the warmth， and resuming its natural instincts， bit its benefactor， inflicting on him a mortal wound。 ”oh，“ cried the farmer with his last breath， ”i am rightly served for pitying a scoundrel。“ the greatest kindness will not bind the ungrateful 。 magic change 神奇變化 gaga is a little duck。 he is small， dirty and ugly。 his friends don’t like to play with him。 one day， gaga walked behind his friends quietly（靜悄悄地）。but his friends did not want him。 gaga was very sad and ran to the river and cried loudly（大聲地）。 just then， a big beautiful bird heard（聽見）him crying and flew down（飛下來，落下來）。 she said， “please don’t cry。 tell me， what do you want？ i can help you。” gaga told the truth（真相）。 the beautiful bird said， “ok， i can help you to become a good-looking duck。” then she took out a blanket and put it on the duck’s body。 she said something which the little duck didn’t understand。 then she took away the blanket。 there stood （站立）a good-looking duck。 gaga was very happy。 he thanked the big bird and quickly went to play mrs。 duck and mr。 rabbit mr。 rabbit said to mrs。 duck， ”come and work with me and you will get more money than you have ever had before。“ mrs。 duck said， ”i will come。“ so mrs。 duck worked with mr。 rabbit。 after some time mrs。 duck said to mr。 rabbit， ”i want to buy some things； please give me some of the money which we have got。“ mr。 rabbit said， ”things have gone very badly。 i have no money to give you now。“ mrs。 duck knew that this was not so； she knew that mr。 rabbit has the money， but that he did not want to give it to mrs。 duck。 but mrs。 duck said nothing。 she went away； and she thought and thought。 she did not go to sleep at night， but stayed awake thinking。 she was thinking how she could get the money from mr。 rabbit。 one day mrs。 duck came to mr。 rabbit and said， ”i do not want that money now； i have found a great big hole near the river； the hole is full of gold。 it is full to the top； i never saw so much gold。 it is more than i can take away； will you help me to take it away？“ mr。 rabbit said， ”yes， i shall be glad to help you。 so mr。 rabbit and mrs。 duck went down the road to the river。 when they came to the side of the river， mrs。 duck said， “it is on the other side of the river。” ‘ how shall i get over the water？“ asked mr。 rabbit。 ” sit on my back，“ said mrs。 duck， ”and i will take you over。“ so mr。 rabbit sat on mrs。 duck’s back， and mrs。 duck went into the water。 when mrs。 duck was far from the side， she said， ”now i shall go down into the water， and you will fall from my back into the water。“ ”but i shall be killed！“ said mr。 rabbit。 ”yes，“ answered mrs。 duck， ”so you will。 but you did not give me my money for the work which i did with you。“ ”i hid the money in a pot in my house。 take me home and i will give it to you，“ said mr。 rabbit。 mrs。 duck said， ”i will take you home， and we will go to your house at once， and you shall give it to me。 so mr。 rabbit gave mrs。 duck the money。 mr。 rabbit was afraid of mrs。 duck after that 。 the man and the apples （一個人和蘋果的故事） a man was going to the house of some rich person。 as he went along the road， he saw a box of good apples at the side of the road。 he said， “i do not want to eat those apples； for the rich man will give me much food； he will give me very nice food to eat。” then he took the apples and threw them away into the dust。 he went on and came to a river。 the river had become very big； so he could not go over it。 he waited for some time； then he said， “i cannot go to the rich man‘s house today， for i cannot get over the river。” he began to go home。 he had eaten no food that day。 he began to want food。 he came to the apples， and he was glad to take them out of the dust and eat them。 do not throw good things away； you may be glad to have them at some other time。

匿名使用者2009.10.21 回答

馬（李賀）

大漠沙如雪，

燕山月似鉤。

何當金絡腦，

快走踏金秋。

畫雞（唐寅）

頭上紅冠不用裁，

滿身白雪走將來。

平生不敢高聲語，

一叫千門萬戶開。

病牛（李綱）

耕犁千畝實千箱，

筋疲力盡誰復傷？

但得眾生皆得飽，

不辭羸病臣殘陽。

蜂（羅隱）

不論平地與山尖，

無限風光盡被佔。

採得百花成蜜後，

為誰辛苦為誰甜。