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英语故事:How the Sun was Rescued

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Thus it was.

Once upon a time, evil spirits stole the Sun from the tundradwellersgloom that followed all the birds and beasts stumbled about seeking their food by touch.

Soon the birds and the beasts decidedto call a grand council; envoyswere dispatched to the council from every species of animal and bird.

The old ravenwhom all considered wise spokeup: "My friends, how much longer must we dwell in darkness? I have heard that close to our land, in a great cavernwas busy repairing her sledgeand noticed all the commotionof food than he'll forget all about his mission. And we'll never get the Sun back."

With that they all had to agree: "True enough, the bear will find some scrap of food and forget about everything else."

The raven spoke again: "Then let's send the wolf; after the bear he is the strongest and he is much faster."

"Eh, what's that they're saying?" the owl asked the snow bunting.

"They've decided on the wolf," replied the bunting. "He is the strongest and swiftest of us all after the bear."

"Fiddlesticks!" snapped the owl. "That wolf is greedy and will stop at the first deer he sees and gobble it up; and he'll forget all about the Sun."

Hearing the owl's words, the animals had to agree. "Quite true, quite true," they said. "That wolf is greedy and when he sees a deer he will stop to kill it, and forget about the Sun. But whom shall we send for the sun?"

Just then a tiny mouse raised her squeaky voice: "We should send the hare; he's the best runner amongst us; he'll fetch the Sun back for us."

Once more the birds and beasts cried out: "The hare, the hare, the hare!"

And for the third time the deaf old owl asked the snow bunting what they were saying. Back came the answer: "They want to send the hare for the Sun, for he is the best runner and he may catch the Sun on his way."

The owl thought for a bit, then said: "Yes, he may indeed steal back the Sun. He hopswell and skips well, and is not selfish. Nobody will be able to catch him."

So the hare was chosen. Without more ado, he went on his way guided by the raven. He hoppedand skipped for many days across the land until at last he spied a shaftof light far ahead.

As he came closer he saw that rays of light were coming from under the earth through a narrow crack. When he put his eye to the crack he was able to make out a ball of fire lying in a great white stone pot, its rays lightingup a vast underground cavern.

"That must be the Sun," thought the hare. "And over there must be the evil spirits, lying on those soft reindeerhides in the corner. "

The brave little hare squeezed through the crack, let himself down on to the floor of the cavern and hopped over to where the ball of fire lay. Then he snatched it up from the stone pot, banged the ground hard with his hindlegs and sprang up through the crack.

At once the evil spirits rushed about trying to squeeze through the crack in pursuit of the hare.

In the meantime the little hare ran as fast as his legs would carry him. All the same, it was not long before the evil spirits were on his heels. Just as they were about to grab him, he gave the ball of fire a hard kick with his hind legs, breaking it in two: one part small, the other big. With a second kick, he sent the smaller part flying high into the air until it reached the heavens.

And there it became the Moon.

He then kicked the big part even higher so that it soared into another region of the sky to become the Sun.

How bright it then became on earth.

The evil spirits were blinded by the light and scamperedback underground, never to appear on earth again. And all the birds and the beasts praised the brave little hare who had rescued the Sun.


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