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1、文本为Word版本，下载可任意编辑小学英语阅读100篇【21-30篇】 海阔凭你跃，天高任你飞。愿你信心满满，尽展聪明才智;妙笔生花，谱下锦绣第几篇。学习的敌人是自己的知足，要使自己学一点东西，必需从不自满开始。以下是本人为大家整理的小学英语阅读100篇 供您查阅。 A long time ago， two farmers of the same name， “Klaus”， lived in a town. One of the two had four horses， but the other had only one horse. So， people in the village c

2、alled the first Klaus with four horses Big Klaus and the second Klaus with one horse Little Klaus. The two Klauses lent each other their horses to plow the soil. The little Klaus lent his one horse for six days to the big Klaus， but the big Klaus lent his four horses to the little Klaus just for one

3、 day.But the diligent and warm-hearted little Klaus did not complain. The little Klaus shouted to the horses courageously. “Come on， cheer up， my horses！” However， the big Klaus heard this sound and got angry. “Why are they yours？ You have only one horse. If you call them yours again， I will kill yo

4、ur horse.” But the little Klaus unconsciously repeated calling them my horses while he was joyfully working. The big Klaus killed the little Klaus horse as he said he would. The little Klaus felt sad and removed the horses skin. He carried it to the market to sell it. While he was heading to the mar

5、ket， it got dark. The little Klaus knocked on a door of a farmers house near by. “Would you please let me stay in your house for tonight？” Then， the farmers wife came out. “I cant let you sleep in my house， because my husband is not here.” She said and closed the door. He crawled into the barn secre

6、tly. The little Klaus was surprised. He could look into the farmers house through a small window. There were wine and roasted meat on the table， and the wife of the farmer and a priest were having dinner happily. In fact， the owner of the house hated the priest so much that the farmers wife invited

7、and served food to the priest secretly while her husband went out. But then， the farmer came back to his house suddenly. The surprised farmers wife hid the priest in a box in a corner of the room， and she hid the food in the fireplace. When the farmer came into the barn to tie his horses， he found t

8、he little Klaus in his barn. “Who is it？ What are you doing here？” “Sir， I was on my way to sell this horse skin in the market， but I had to spend the night in this barn because it was dark outside.” “Then， you can stay in my house.” He took the little Klaus into his house. The wife of the farmer se

9、rved a cup of soup and pretended that nothing had happened. The little Klaus could not stop thinking about the delicious food that he saw before. I wish I could eat the delicious food. He stepped on the bag with the horses skin under his feet while he was thinking like this. “Peep！” “What was that？”

10、 The farmer asked about the sound. The little Klaus thought for a moment and said， “The little juggler in my bag asked us to look in the fireplace.” The farmer looked into the fireplace and shouted out loudly， “Oh， its strange！ There is delicious food in the fireplace！” After having the delicious fo

11、od and wine with the little Klaus， the farmer said， “I want to see a devil. Why dont you ask the juggler？” The little Klaus stepped on the bag again， and said， “He said there is one devil with the appearance of a priest in that box.” The farmer was surprised when he opened the box as the small Klaus

12、 had told him to do. “Oh my！ It is true that there is a devil with the appearance of a priest in the box！” The farmer asked the little Klaus for a favor earnestly. “Please give me your bag and the juggler in it. I will give you a package of gold coins for it.” “If you really want it. Ok， I will.” “I

13、nstead， take that box and the devil away for me.” The little Klaus took the box away and left for his town. The little Klaus said loudly on purpose， “This box is too heavy. I will throw this box into a river.” “Wait！ I will give you a package of gold coins， so please let me out. “The priest in the b

14、ox cried out in panic. “Well， okay. I will let you out.” The little Klaus opened the cover of the box and took out the priest. The priest gave him a package filled with gold coins. When the little Klaus came back to town with packages of gold coins， the big Klaus was astonished. “How on earth did a

15、stupid guy like you make so much money？” “I just sold my horse skin.” The little Klaus said pretending that nothing had happened. As soon as the big Klaus heard the little Klaus， he killed his four horses and removed their skin. He went to the market to sell them， but no one wanted to buy his horse

16、skin at an expensive price. The big Klaus was very angry when he found out that he was fooled and came back to town. “You lied to me， you are evil！” The big Klaus seized the little Klaus and pushed him into a bag， and he bound it up tightly. “I will throw you into a river.” While the big Klaus was c

17、arrying the bag on his shoulder to a river， he found a church. “I have to pray for a moment.” The big Klaus put the bag down in front of the church and went in. Then， a very old man fell over the bag when he was passing by the church with a number of cows. “Ouch， I am still young， but I have to go t

18、o Heaven now.” The little Klaus shouted in surprise. The old man sighed with sadness when he heard the little Klaus. “Well， I am old enough to go to Heaven now， but I am still staying here.” “If you untie this bag and stay here instead of me， you can go to Heaven.” The little Klaus shouted. “Is it t

19、rue？ I will do it delightfully.” The old man untied the bag， and got into it. Then， he asked the little Klaus to do him a favor. “Young man， please take care of my cows for me.” The little Klaus bound up the bag tightly and went back to his house with the herd of cows. After a while， the big Klaus w

20、ent out of the church and went to the river with the bag. He had no idea what was in the bag and threw it into the river as hard as he could. The big Klaus felt happy and went back to his house， but he saw the little Klaus driving a herd of cattle. The big Klaus was astonished and said， “What？ What

21、happened？” The little Klaus smiled and answered. “Thank you for throwing me into the river very much. I got these cows from a young lady at the bottom of the river.” As soon as the big Klaus heard the story， he asked the little Klaus to throw him into the river. “If I cant get cows， that will be you

22、r last day.” They went to the river. The big Klaus went into a bag with rocks to reach the bottom of the river as fast as possible. “Okay. Throw me into the river now.” The little Klaus bound the bag tightly and threw the bag into the river. The bag dived with a splash and sank down in the river. At

23、 last， the greedy and stupid big Klaus could never go back to his house. Grandmother is very old. Her face is crumpled， and her hair is white as snow. But her eyes are twinkling like two stars. When she looks at us with her generous and gentle face， we feel very happy. She tells us many good old sto

24、ries. She has a lot of knowledge because she began her life even before my father and mother. Grandmother often reads a hymnbook with a sliver clamper in her spare time. A dry rose is put between the leaves of the book. The rose is not as beautiful as a rose in a glass vase， but she sometimes smiles

25、 and cries quietly when she looks at the rose. When her tears fall down on the dry rose， it comes to life again， and its peaceful and beautiful scent fill the whole room. The walls turn into a green forest， and the sunlight of summer shines through thick leaves of the trees， she changes into a beaut

26、iful girl with rose-colored and full cheeks and curly blond hair. A tall and healthy young man sits beside her and gives a rose to the girl. Then， she smiles beautifully. The girl became a Grandmother and could not smile that beautifully， but she can smile graciously while she is recollecting her me

27、mories of the past. The handsome young man is gone， and the rose is dry and put between the leaves of the book. The girl became an old lady looking at the dry rose. The Grandmother is passed away now. She fell asleep leaning her head on a chair. Her breath became quiet， and her face was full of happ

28、iness and peace. It seemed as if a ray of sunlight was shining on her face. In a black casket， and in a white cloth， she was closing her eyes， but her wrinkles were gone so that she looked much younger. Her hair was shining， and she was smiling peacefully. The hymnbook with the dry rose was put besi

29、de her head. Then， she was buried. People planted a rose tree on her grave next to the fence of a church. Moonlight was shining on the grandmothers grave. She was not in her grave. However， the dead people know much more than the living. They know that if they suddenly come up in front of us， we sho

30、uld be very terrified. Dead people live a better life than we do. Thats why they never come back.Grandmother is very old. Her face is crumpled， and her hair is white as snow. But her eyes are twinkling like two stars. When she looks at us with her generous and gentle face， we feel very happy. She te

31、lls us many good old stories. She has a lot of knowledge because she began her life even before my father and mother. Grandmother often reads a hymnbook with a sliver clamper in her spare time. A dry rose is put between the leaves of the book. The rose is not as beautiful as a rose in a glass vase，

32、but she sometimes smiles and cries quietly when she looks at the rose. When her tears fall down on the dry rose， it comes to life again， and its peaceful and beautiful scent fill the whole room. The walls turn into a green forest， and the sunlight of summer shines through thick leaves of the trees，

33、she changes into a beautiful girl with rose-colored and full cheeks and curly blond hair. A tall and healthy young man sits beside her and gives a rose to the girl. Then， she smiles beautifully. The girl became a Grandmother and could not smile that beautifully， but she can smile graciously while sh

34、e is recollecting her memories of the past. The handsome young man is gone， and the rose is dry and put between the leaves of the book. The girl became an old lady looking at the dry rose. The Grandmother is passed away now. She fell asleep leaning her head on a chair. Her breath became quiet， and h

35、er face was full of happiness and peace. It seemed as if a ray of sunlight was shining on her face. In a black casket， and in a white cloth， she was closing her eyes， but her wrinkles were gone so that she looked much younger. Her hair was shining， and she was smiling peacefully. The hymnbook with t

36、he dry rose was put beside her head. Then， she was buried. People planted a rose tree on her grave next to the fence of a church. Moonlight was shining on the grandmothers grave. She was not in her grave. However， the dead people know much more than the living. They know that if they suddenly come u

37、p in front of us， we should be very terrified. Dead people live a better life than we do. Thats why they never come back. Once， there was a little baby girl. Her name was Ingel. Ingels family was very poor， so her parents adopted her out to a rich family. Fortunately， the mistress loved and treated

38、Ingel like her own daughter. Ingel grew up not only beautifully but also she had too much vanity. One year later after Ingel came to the house， the mistress called Ingel and spoke to her in a soft voice. “Ingel， go and visit your own mother and father in your old house.” “Yes， maam.” Ingel prepared

39、herself for the visit and left her house. She put on her best clothes and best shoes. She who had prettied beyond recognition wanted to boast herself. When Ingel reached the entrance to the village， a woman who bore firewood was taking a rest sitting on a rock by a roadside. She was Ingels mother. I

40、 cant believe that woman with such a shabby outfit is my mother. Ingel passed by the woman turning her head to another side and pretended as if she did not see her. A mud puddle came in sight after walking further. “Oh！ How can I pass this？ My shoes and dress will get dirty. Oh， I have a good idea.”

41、 Ingel threw a big white loaf of bread in the middle of the puddle. It was a gift from the mistress to give her parents. She thought that she could pass the puddle by stepping on the bread， keeping her shoes clean. When she stepped one foot on the bread and lifted the other foot， the bread sank in t

42、he puddle. “Oh， help me！” Ingel was swamped by the puddle. After sinking for a long time， she arrived at the bottom of the deep swamp. There was an old evil lady in the swamp. When the old evil lady saw Ingel， she giggled creepily and said， “Welcome. A human like you is my favorite， ha， ha， ha.” The

43、 old evil lady forced Ingel to help her in her work. The old evil lady worked for the destruction of mankind. She was making shoes， which if one wore them， one soon wanted to steal something. Hats， which when one put it on， one wanted to be cruel to other people， and vests which made one lie once on

44、e wore them. Ingel was hungry， but the old evil lady did not give food to Ingel at all. On the bottom of her shoe， some of the bread was still stuck on it. Ingel stretched out her hands and tried to grab the bread on the bottom of her shoe. But her body was hard as rock， and she could not reach ther

45、e. It was painful， so she shed tears. “I was such a fool！” She thought she got punished because she pretended that she did not know her own mother and tried to step on the bread. She regretted her silly behavior for the first time. When her warm tears began to fall down to the bread under her shoe，

46、the bread came off from it like magic. Ingel took the hard bread off and she lived barely by eating the bread little by little everyday. Ingel was determined to stop the old evil ladys work at any cost. At that time， a ray of light appeared from somewhere and shone through the dark swamp. “Oh！” When

47、 the light shone on Ingels head， she turned into a bird and flew up to the sky in the twinkling of an eye. Even the old evil lady could not stop her. Ingel who became a bird now， flew in the sky happily and sang merry songs. Ingel flew around the house of her mother and father. She did not go anywhe

48、re but just stayed there. A long time ago， there was a big field in a village. The Barely and wheat were planted in that field. The buckwheat was also in the field. The grains grew very well in summer with mild sunshine. “I am so beautiful. There is no comparison between me and barely or wheat. My flowers are as beautiful and white as those of apple trees！” The buckwheat boasted about herself. She paid no attention to any of the barely， wheat， trees or flowers of the riverside. Right at that moment， “Grrrrrr， Boom