第11章 在微尘与浮梁之上 11（第1页）

第11章在微尘与浮梁之上（11）

2。Thusyouare_________inafixandfeelsad。Hoportunitiesandbrilliantideasshouldgatheraroundallat_________。Itmay_________thatyourlifegesdramatiyourprefereivetotheother。

3。Whateverwedoiime，_________life’sstormtossesus，theremustbesomethingweaeshorewe_________，thatopeastous。

1。读报的时候，看到一篇好文章，总想把它剪下来收藏。

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2。当我们忙碌于这件事的时候，注意力却又被另一件事所吸引。

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3。当有一扇对你关闭时，一定会有另一扇为你敞开。

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1。WhenIeacrossagoodessayinreadingneers。。。

eacross：偶遇；无意中发现；讲得清楚明白

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2。Itoftenoccursthatourattentionisdrawhingonlyafterweareeher。

beengagedin：参与；从事；忙于

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那片羽毛随风飘散

&herintheWind

佚名Anonymous

&aingoodwomanonedaysaidsomethingthathurtherbestfriendofmanyyears。Sheregrettedimmediatelyandwouldhavedohihewordsback。Whatshesaidhurtthefriendsomuchthatthisgoodwomanwasherselfhurtforthepainsheaoundowhatshehaddooanolder，wiserwomaninthevillage，explaiion，andaskedforadvice。

&oher，theolderwomaheyoungerwoman’sdistressandkhelpher。Shealsoknewsheeveralleviateherpaieaewtheoutewoulddepehecharacteroftheyoungerwomaonight，takeyourbestfeatherpilloutasiheroepofeachhouseihesunrises。”

Theyoungwomaoprepareforherchore，eventhoughthefeatherpillowswereverydearthtlong，shelaboredaloheallytheskywasgettinglight，sheplacedthelastfeatherohelasthouse。Justasthesuurheolder>

“Now，”saidthewisewoman，“Gobadrefillyourpillowswiththefeatheryouhaveputohehiwasbefore。”

“Youknoossible！TheayeachfeatherasfastasIplacedthemoeps！”Theyoungrised。

“That’strue。”saidtheolderwoma。Eachofyourwordsislikeafeatherinthewind。On，noamou，regardlesshowheartfeltorsinhemtoyourmouth。Chooseyourwordswellandguardthemmostofallinthepresehoseyoulove。”

一天，一个善良的女人说了一些话，伤害了多年的好友。话刚出口，她就后悔了，若能收回已说出口的话，她愿意付出一切代价。她的话不但深深地伤害了朋友，自己也因此痛苦不堪。为了弥补自己的过失，她求助于村里的一位有智慧的老妇人，向她诉说了自己的苦恼。