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1、2022英语美文阅读精选2022:晨读英语美文100篇想要进步英语阅读才能，平时需要多阅读一些英语美文哦。下面WTT就和大家分享英语美文阅读，希望可以帮助到大家，来欣赏一下吧。英语美文阅读篇一Home on the Way旅人的家People need homes: children assume their parents place as home; boarderscall school “home” on weekdays; married couples work together to build newhomes; and travelers have no place to c

2、all “home”, at least for a fewnights.人人都需要家：小孩子把父母的住所当做自己的家;寄宿生在平日把学校称为“家”;结了婚的夫妻要共同营造自己的新家;至于旅者呢至少有几晚他们没有能称为“家”的地方!So how about people who have to travel for e_tended periods of time? Dontthey have the right to a home? Of course they do.那么那些不得不长期出门在外的人怎么办?难道他们无权拥有一个家吗?他们当然有!Some regular travelers t

3、ake their own belongings: like bed sheets,pillowcases and family photos to make them feel like home no matter where theyare; some stay for long periods in the same hotel and as a result bee veryfamiliar with service and attendants; others may simply put some flowers by thehotel window to make things

4、 more homely.Furthermore, driving a cing carduring ones travels and sleeping in the vehicle at night is just like home -only mobile!有些经常出门的旅者会随身携带些属于自己的日用品，像床单、枕套或全家福相片等，无论走到哪里，这些东西都能带给他们家的感觉;有些人在长驻时会待在同一家旅馆里，使他们对店里的效劳和人员都非常熟悉;再有的就可能只是在旅馆的窗边摆些花，使房间更像个家。此外，一路开着露营车旅行，晚上就住在车里，这就更像是真正的家了只不过能挪动而已!And how

5、 about maintaining relationships while in transit? Some keep contactwith their friends via inter; some send letters and postcards, or evenphotos; others may just call and say hi, just to let their friends know thattheyre still alive and well.People find ways to keep in touch.Making friendson the way

6、 helps travelers feel more or less at home.Backpackers in youthhostels may bee very good friends, even closer than siblings.那人们在旅程穿梭时，又是如何维系关系的呢?有些人通过互联网跟朋友联络;有些人寄信、明信片，甚至照片;还有些人可能只是打个 问声好，目的仅是让朋友们知道他们还活着，而且活得不错。人们发现了各种各样的联络方式。在旅途中交朋友能帮旅者或多或少地找到一点家的感觉。青年旅店里的背包客也许会成为非常要好的朋友，甚至比手足还要亲!Nowadays, fewer p

7、eople are working in their local towns, so how do theydevelop a sense of belonging? Whenever we step out of our local boundaries,there is always another “home” waiting to be found.Wherever we are, with just alittle bit of effort and imagination, we can make the place we stay “home”.如今，大多数人都是离乡在外工作，那

8、么人们又如何能有归属感呢?一旦我们走出家门，就总有另一个“家”在等着我们去寻找。不管身处何处，只要稍加努力和想像，我们就能把栖身之地营造成一个“家”!英语美文阅读篇二Freedom Choice and Responsibility自由 选择 责任I love choices.我爱选择。I love to walk around in bookstores-not because I can buy all thebooks,我喜欢在书店里徜徉，不是因为我能买下所有的书，but because I could buy one book, and I have so many to choose

9、 from.而是因为我可以买一本书，我有这么多的选择。I like buffets.我还喜欢自助餐。I rarely get to go to them, but when I do,虽然我很少去，但是当我去的时候，the first thing I do is to walk around and see what the choices are.我做的第一件事就是四处逛逛，看看有什么选择。I also like the Inter.我还喜欢互联网。It seems like cyberspace really doesnt have any limits.看来网络真的没有任何限制。Ther

10、e are so many things to discover- like space.有这么多的东西等待被发现比方空间。Sometimes, I think we dont appreciate the freedom that we have.有时候，我觉得我们不喜欢我们拥有的自由。We are free to make many different choices.我们可以自由地做出许多不同的选择。From the food we eat- to the places we visit- to the people we meet-to the classes we take and

11、on and on and on.从我们所吃的食物到我们去的地方，我们见的人，我们所上的课程等等。But freedom has dangers.If misused, it can be harmful.但自由也有危险。假如滥用，将会带来危害。I could pile a mountain of food on my plate and NOT to eat it.我可以将山一样的食物堆在我的盘子里，而我那么不去吃它。It would be a waste.But thats a choice I have.它会是一种浪费。但这是一个选择。The Inter has dangers, too

12、.互联网也有危险。If parents are not careful and dont supervise what their kids can see-well kids can lose some of their innocence because of freedom.假如父母对他们的孩子所看到的不注意也不监视，那么孩子们会因为自由而失去一些他们的天真单纯。Theres a reason for legal age limits when it es to driving, gambling,drinking,smoking, and voting.当涉及驾车、赌博、酗酒、吸烟、和

13、投票时法律会有年龄的限制。Until we reach that age, we arent free to do those things.直到我们到了那个年岁，否那么我们去做那些事将不会被赋予自由。英语美文阅读篇三Stray birds of summer e to my window to sing and fly away.夏天的飞鸟，飞到我的窗前唱歌，又飞去了。And yellow leaves of autumn, which have no songs, flutter and fall therewith a sigh.秋天的黄叶，它们没有什么可唱，只叹息一声，飞落在那里。If

14、 you shed tears when you miss the sun, you also miss the stars.假如你因失去了太阳而流泪，那么你也将失去群星了。Man is a born child, his power is the power of growth.人是一个初生的孩子，他的力量，就是生长的力量。The trees e up to my window like the yearning voice of the dumbearth.绿树长到了我的窗前，仿佛是喑哑的大地发出的渴望的声音。You smiled and talked to me of nothing a

15、nd I felt that for this I had beenwaiting long.你微微地笑着，不对我说什么话。而我觉得，为了这个，我已等待得很久了。The fish in the water is silent, the animal on the earth is noisy, the birdin the air is singing.水里的游鱼是沉默的，陆地上的兽类是喧闹的，空中的飞鸟是歌唱着的。But Man has in him the silence of the sea, the noise of the earth and themusic of the air.

16、但是，人类却兼有海里的沉默，地上的喧闹与空中的音乐。The world rushes on over the strings of the lingering heart making themusic of sadness.世界在踌躇之心的琴弦上跑过去，奏出忧郁的乐声。We e nearest to the great when we are great in humility.当我们是最为谦卑的时候，便是我们最接近伟大的时候。The mist, like love, plays upon the heart of the hills and /pings outsurprises of b

17、eauty.雾，像爱情一样，在山峰的心上游戏，生出种种美丽的变幻。Your voice, my friend, wanders in my heart, like the muffled sound of thesea among these listening pines.我的朋友，你的语声飘荡在我的心里，像那海水的低吟声缭绕在静听着的松林之间。What is this unseen flame of darkness whose sparks are the stars?这个不可见的黑暗之火焰，以繁星为其火花的，到底是什么呢?Let life be beautiful like summe

18、r flowers and death like autumn leaves.使生如夏花之绚烂，死如秋叶之静美。The touch of the nameless days clings to my heart like mosses round the oldtree.无名日子的感触，攀缘在我的心上，正像那绿色的苔藓，攀缘在老树的周身。英语美文阅读篇四I believe we are not alone.我相信我们并不孤单。Even if I am on the other side of the world from the farmhouse I live in, Istill drea

19、m of the ancient vines out the window, and the shed out back that mygrandfathers father built in 1870 with eucalyptus trunks.As long as I canrecreate these images, I never quite leave home.即使我处身地球的另一端，远离我家农庄，我仍然能梦见窗外那古老的藤蔓，梦见我爷爷的父亲在1870年用桉树建造的棚屋。只要这些影像还在我脑中浮现，我就离家不远。I dont think farming in the same

20、place for si_ generations is a deadweight that keeps you shackled, doing the identical thing year in and year out.Instead, it is a rare link to others before me, who pruned the same vines andpainted the same barn that I have.If those in this house survived the Panic of1893 or the Great Depression, o

21、r bathed with cold water and used an outhouse,then surely I know I can weather high gas prices.我不认为六代人在同一地方过着耕种的生活，年复一年地干着同样的活是一种让人喘不过气来的负担。相反，我与这些祖先修剪着一样的藤蔓、给同一座谷仓上漆，这是我与他们之间难得的纽带。假如在这间屋子里住过的人可以挺过1893年的金融恐慌或是经济大萧条，可以忍受冷水浴、户外厕所，那么我也肯定可以应付攀升的汽油价格。I believe that all of us need some grounding in our mo

22、dern world ofconstant moving, buying, selling, meeting and leaving.Some find constancy inreligion.Others lean on friends or munity for permanence.But we need somedaily signposts that we are not novel, not better, not worse from those who camebefore us.我相信在这个现代社会，在不停的迁移、买卖、相聚、别离的生活中，所有人都需要一些寄托。一些人寄情于

23、宗教，另一些人依赖于朋友或社区来寻求安稳，但我们还需要一些日常的标志物提醒我们：我们也和前人一样，并没有更新潮、更好或更糟。For me, this house, this farm, these ancient vines are those roots.Although I came into this world alone and will leave alone, I am not alone.对我来说，这房子、这农庄、这些古老的藤蔓，都是我生活的根基。虽然我孤独地来到这个世界，也将单独离去，但我并不孤单。There are ghosts of dozens of conversat

24、ions in the hallways, stories Iremember about buying new plows that now rust in the barnyard and ruined cropsfrom the same vines that we are now harvesting.在屋里的门廊里回荡着许多旧时的对话，提到一些我记忆犹新的往事，如购置新的犁头如今已锈蚀在场院中，还有那曾被毁坏的作物，而我们现正在同一个藤架上获得收成。I believe all of us are natural links in a long chain of being: I ne

25、ed toknow what time of day it is, what season is ing, whether the wind is blowingnorth or from the east, and if the moon is still full tomorrow night, just asthe farmers who came before me did.我相信我们与前人都是人类长长纽带上的不同环节。与以前的农民一样，我需要知道如今是一天里的什么时间，接下来是什么季节，会吹南方还是东风，明晚的月亮是否还是圆的。The physical world around us

26、 changes constantly; human nature does not.Wemust struggle in our brief e_istence to find some transcendent meaning duringreoccurring heartbreak and disappointment and so find solace in the knowledgethat our ancestors have all gone through this before.我们周围的现实世界在不断地改变，但人类的本性不会变。在短暂的一生中，忧伤及绝望会不断出现，我们必

27、须努力找出超越现实的意义，要认识到我们的祖先都经历过了这些生活坎坷，从而得到心灵的慰藉。You may find all that too intrusive, living with the past as present.Ifind it e_hilarating.I believe there is an old answer for every new problem,that wise whispers of the past are with us to assure us that if we just listenand remember, we are not alone;

28、we have been here before.你或者会觉得生活中有祖先的介入太难承受，但我却发现这很令人振奋。我相信每个新问题都有传统的答案，前人充满智慧的肺腑之言无处不在，只要我们能用心倾听、铭刻，我们就不会孤单，因为我们以前也曾有过一样的经历。英语美文阅读篇五生活的一课For nearly a year, I sopped around the house, the store, the school and thechurch.Then, I met, or rathergot to know, the lady who threw me my firstlifeline.差不多有一

29、年，我都泡在家、店铺、学校和教堂里。然后我遇到了，或者更确切地说，认识了扔给我第一根救生索的那位夫人。Mrs.Bertha Flowers was the aristocrat of Black Sts.She had the graceof control to appear warm in the coldest weather, and on the Arkansas summer dayit seemed as if she had her own private breeze, swirling around her, coolingher.Her skin was a rich b

30、lack, creating the impression that it would peel offlike a plum if snagged.贝莎弗劳尔斯太太是斯坦普斯黑人居住区里的佼佼者。她举止优雅，在最冷的天气里也给人一种温暖的感觉;而在阿肯色州的夏日，她的举止让人觉得仿佛有阵阵微风围绕着她，使她凉快。她的皮肤黝黑发亮，让人觉得，要是她的皮肤被什么东西刮破了，就会像李子皮一样剥落下来。She was one of the few gentlewomen I have ever known, and has remainedthroughout my life the measure

31、 of what a human being can be.She appealed to mebecause she was like people I had never met personally.Like the women inEnglish novels who walked the moor with their loyal dogs racing at a respectfuldistance; like the women who sat in front of roaring fireplace incessantlydrinking tea from silver tr

32、ays full of scones and crumpets.It would be safe tosay that, just by being herself, she made me feel proud to be Negro.她是我认识的少数几位有教养的妇女之一。在我的一生中，她一直是我衡量一个人的标准。她对我很有吸引力，因为她像是我从来没有亲自遇到过的人。她像英国小说里的女子她们在荒野上漫步，她们忠实的小狗跟在身后奔跑，并恭敬地与主人保持着一定的间隔 。她像坐在炉火熊熊的壁炉前的女人，从放满司康饼和松脆饼的银托盘里不停地端茶来喝。可以很肯定地说，正是她本色的举止使我为自己是个黑人

33、而骄傲。One summer afternoon, she stopped at the store to buy provisions.Any otherNegro woman of her health and age would have been e_pected to carry the papersacks home in one hand, but Momma said, “Sister Flower Ill send Bailey up toyour house with these things.”一个夏日的午后，她到我们店里来买食品。换作是其他身体状况和年龄与她一样的黑人妇

34、女，一般都要她们自己提着纸袋回家。可是妈妈对她说：“弗劳尔斯大姐，我让贝利把这些东西送到你家里去吧。”“Thank you, Mrs.Henderson.Id prefer Marguerite, though.” My name soundedso beautiful when she said it.“Ive been meaning to talk to her, anyway.” Theygave each other age group looks.“谢谢你，亨德森太太，不过我想让玛格丽特送去。”她把我的名字念得很好听。“反正我一直想和她聊聊。”她们互相交换了一下只有她们那个年龄的人

35、才懂的眼色。There was a little path beside the rocky road, and Mrs.Flowers walkedahead of me, swinging her arms and picking her way over the stones.石头路旁有一条小路，弗劳尔斯太太摆动着手臂走在前面，小心地躲过石头。Without turning her head, she spoke to me, “I hear youre working very wellin school, Marguerite, but only in written assignm

36、ents.The teachers report thatthey have trouble getting you to talk in class.” We passed the triangular farmon our left and the path widened to allow us to walk together.她没有回头，只对我说道：“玛格丽特，我听说你在学校功课很好，可是那只是笔头作业。教师说他们很难让你在课堂上发言。”我们走过了左手边那个三角形的农场，小路宽了起来，开场容得下我们并排走。“e and walk along with me, Marguerite.”

37、 I couldnt have refused even ifI wanted to.She pronounced my name so nicely.“过来和我并排走，玛格丽特。”即使我想回绝也不可能，她把我的名字念得那么好听。“Now, no one is going to make you talkpossibly no one can.But bear inmind, language is mankinds way of municating with our fellow men, and it islanguage alone, which separates us from t

38、he lower animals.” That was a totallynew idea to me, and I would need time to think about it.“如今，没有人要.说话可能也没有人做得到。可是你得记住，语言是人与人进展交流的方式，而且唯有语言，把人和低等动物区分开来。”这对我来说是个全新的概念，我需要时间来考虑一下。“Your grandmother says you read a lotevery chance you get.Thats good,but not good enough.Words mean more than what is set

39、 down on paper.It takesthe human voice to infuse them with shades of deeper meaning.”“你奶奶说你看了很多书。一有时机就看，这很好，但还不够。文字的意义不仅是写在纸上的那些，还需要人的声音赋予它们更深层意义的细微差异。”I memorized the part about the human voice infusing words.It seemed sovalid and poetic.我记住了有关人的声音赋予文字更深层意义的细微差异的那句话。我觉得它是那么正确，那么富有诗意。She said she wa

40、s going to give me some books and that I must not only readthem, but I must read them aloud.She suggested that I should make a sentencesound in as many different ways as possible.她说她要借给我一些书，我不仅要阅读它们，还必须大声朗读。她建议我尽可能地用多种不同的方式来朗读同一句话。“Ill accept no e_cuse if you return a book to me that has been badlyh

41、andled.” My imagination boggled at the punishment I would deserve if in fact Idid abuse a book of Mrs.Flowers.“假如你草草读完一本书就还给我的话，我是不会原谅你的。”我很难想象假如我真的没有认真读弗劳尔斯太太的书，我该受到什么样的惩罚。The doors of her house surprised me, as the sweet scent of vanilla met uswhen she opened the door.当她翻开门时，一阵香草的芳香扑面而来，她家里的这种气味使我

42、感到很惊讶。“You see, I had planned to invite you for cookies and lemonade, so we couldhave this little chat.Have a seat, Marguerite.” She carried a platter coveredwith a tea towel.“你看，我已安排好了请你来吃点心，喝柠檬水，这样我们俩可以聊聊。坐吧，玛格丽特。”她端来一个大浅盘，上面盖着茶盘盖布。As I ate, she began the first of what we later called “my lessons

43、inliving.” She said that I must always be intolerant of ignorance, butunderstanding of illiteracy; that some people, though unable to go to school,were more educated and even more intelligent than some college professors.Sheencouraged me to listen carefully to what country people called “Mother Wit”

44、,because in those homely sayings was couched the collective wisdom ofgenerations.我吃点心的时候，她开场讲授我们后来称之为“我生活的一课”的第一局部。她对我说永远不要容忍无知，但应理解文盲。有些人没时机上学，却比一些大学教授更有学识，甚至比他们更聪明。她鼓励我要仔细倾听乡下人称为“天生智慧”的话语，她说那些朴实的话语表达了世代相传的集体智慧。When I finished the cookie she brushed off the table and brought a thick,small book from

45、 the bookcaseA Tale of Two Cities.She opened the first pageand, for the first time in my life, I heard poetry.我吃完点心后，她把桌子擦干净。从书柜里拿出来一本厚厚的小书，是双城记。她翻开书的第一页，于是我平生第一次听到了诗的韵律。“It was the best of times and the worst of times” Her voice slid in andcurved down, through and over the words.She was nearly sing

46、ing.Then her soundsbegan cascading gently.I knew that she was nearing the end of her reading.“这是的时代，也是最糟的时代”她的声音滑行着，随着词句抑扬顿挫。她几乎是在吟唱。接着，她的声音开场逐渐降低。我知道她快要读完了。“How do you like that?”“你喜欢吗?”It occurred to me that she e_pected a response.The sweet vanilla flavorwas still on my tongue, the sound of her r

47、eading voice was magic to my ears.Butnow I had to say something.我这才想到她希望我能有所反响。我的舌头上还留有香草的甜味，耳中回响着她朗读时具有魔力的声音。但此刻，我不能不说点什么。I said, “Ye maam.” It was the least I could do.我说：“喜欢，夫人。”我最起码可以这样答复。“Theres one more thing.Take this book of poems and memorize one for me.Ne_t time you pay me a visit, I would

48、 like you to recite it to me.”“还有一件事。你把这本诗集拿去，要背下来一首，下次你来我这儿的时候，我想要你背给我听。”I have often tried to search behind the sophistication of years for theenchantment I so easily found in those gifts.The essence may escape but itsaura remains.To be allowed (Noinvited!) into the private lives of strangers tosh

49、are their joys and fears was a chance to e_change the southern bitter wormwoodfor a cup of mead with Beowulf, or a hot cup of tea and milk with Oliver Twist.When I said aloud, “It is a far, far better thing, than anything I have everdone” tears of love filled my eyes at my selflessness.在经历了那些复杂的成年生活后，我常常试图寻找那种陶醉感当年我很容易地就从那些礼