6.7
LESSON 7 WHAT WERE YOU DOING WHEN MEN LANDED ON THE MOON?
lssv wwydiwmldd(o)tm
SCENE ONE: THE STUDIO
CHARLES : Here's an interesting article. hs(a)n(i)tstatc
There's a new plan to send a rocket to Mars. ts(a)npl(t)sdrktms
HENRY JONES: To Mars. tms
I dreamed of going to Mars. idmdfgitms
CHARLES : I dreamed of going to the moon. idmdfgittm
HENRY: Remember those great television pictures? rmbtsgrtlvspts
What were you doing when men landed on the moon? wwydiwmlddtm
CHARLES : I was watching television at college. iwswttlvs(a)clg
HENRY: I was making a movie. iwsmkamv
MARY BETH: I was playing at school. iwspli(a)sc
CHARLES : No, you weren't. n,ywt
MARY BETH: I was very young. iwsvry
CHARLES : Well, it was a long time ago. w,iws(a)ltm(a)g
Boy, I feel old. by,ifod
GEORGE WATTS: I was holding my new baby when they landed. iwshdmnbbwtld(d)
I was crying my eyes out. iwscimes(o)t
CHARLES : George Watts! ggws
Or should we call you Uncle Ben. . . oswcyucb
Welcome back. wl(cm)bk
Tell us why you were crying. tlswywci
GEORGE: I was crying because I was so happy. iwscybcs(i)wsshp
The nurses in the hospital were watching television. tns(i)thsptwwctlvs
The astronauts were saying those famous words , tastnswsitsfmsws
"One small step for man, osmstfm
one giant leap for mankind. " oglp(f)mkd
It was a beautiful moment. iws(a)btfmmt
The baby was crying. tbbwscy
I was crying. iwscy
The nurses were clapping. tnsswclp
CHARLES : That's nice. ttnc
What brings you to the studio? wbrs(y)ttstd
GEORGE: Well, I just came back from Paris yesterday, w,ijscmbfrmfrsystd
and I decided to come here and say hello. ad(i)dctcmhashl
CHARLES : Good. Sit down. gd.sd
What were you doing in Paris? wwydiiprs
GEORGE: I was trying out for a new movie. iwstyof(a)nmv
CHARLES : You were eating all that good Parisian food. ywetatgprsf(d)
GEORGE: Well, I ate some very good meals, w,iasmvrgmls
that's true.ttt
But what's new here? bwtnh
CHARLES : Did you see the papers? d(y)stpps
GEORGE: No. n
CHARLES : While you were away, wyw(a)w
we were reviewed by all the papers. wwrvbatpps
GEORGE: Oh, really? o,rl
CHARLES : "Murder at Midnight" was called the best new show of the year. md(a)mnwscd(t)bsns(o)ftyr
HENRY: The critics said Steven was a brilliant young director. tctcssstvws(a)blydrt
CHARLES : And Mary Beth was given excellent reviews. amrbtwsgvexclrvs
MARY BETH: Charles got great reviews too. clsggrrvst
HENRY: But Jeff had the best reviews of all. bjfhd(t)bsrvsf(a)
GEORGE: Where is Jeff? w(i)sjf
MARY BETH: He's rehearsing with Steven. hsrhswtstv
CHARLES : While you were away, wyw(a)w
Jeff's father went to the hospital. jfsftwtthspt
GEORGE: Oh, no! o,n
CHARLES : He was moving furniture when he felt a pain in his chest. hwsmvfntwhftpnhscs
A few minutes later, afmnslt
Jeff's mother found him on the floor. jfsmtfd(h)m(o)tfl
GEORGE: Where was Jeff? wwsjf
CHARLES : He was here at the studio. hwsh(a)tstd
He was rehearsing when the call came. hwsrhswtccm
MARY BETH: I was talking to Jeff when Rita came with the message. iwstk(t)jfwrtcmwttmsg
GEORGE: Where's Jeff now ? wsjfn
CHARLES : Upstairs with Steven. upstswtstv
GEORGE: Well, I'm going to find him and say hello.w,imgitfd(h)m(a)shl
I'll see you later. ilsylt
CHARLES : It was nice seeing you. iwsncs(i)y
MARY BETH: Come back again soon.cmbkgs
6.8
LESSON 8 HAD TO WORK TWO JOBS. lse htwtj(b)s
SCENE ONE: THE BENNETT FAMILY KITCHEN
JEFF: That smells good. tsmsgd
MRS. BENNETT: I hope so. ihps
How are you? hay
JEFF: I'm fine. imf
I rehearsed today. irhstd
MR. BENNETT: How was the rehearsal? hwstrhs
JEFF: I had to work very hard. ihtwkvrhd
MRS. BENNETT: Dinner should be ready in a few minutes. dnsbrdin(a)fmns
I have to make special dinners for your father now. ihvtmspcdnsryftn
He's on a diet. hs(o)n(a)dt
Oh, I have to give him his medicine. o,ihvtgvhmhsmdc
JEFF: You look tired. yltid
What did you do today? wd(y)dtd
MRS. BENNETT: I had to do a lot of errands. ihtdaltfers
First I had to go to the grocery store and buy things for dinner. fsihtgttgcrstabtsfdn
Then I had to buy some medicine for your father. tnhtbsmmdcfyft
Then I had to return some books to the library. tnhtrtsmbksttlbr
JEFF: What a busy day!. . . wtbsd
Can I go see Dad now ? cngsdn
MRS. BENNETT: Sure. He's awake. se.hs(a)wk
JEFF: Is the nurse with him? istnswt(h)m
MRS. BENNETT: No. I sent her home an our ago. n.ist(h)hman(o)(a)g
SCENE TWO: THE BEDROOM
JEFF: Can I come in? cn(i)cm
MR. BENNETT: Come in, Jeff. cm(i)jf
JEFF: What's that? wtt
MR. BENNETT: These are old pictures and scrapbooks. ts(a)opts(a)scrbks
I was thinking about the Bennett family. iwstkabtbnfml
JEFF: Ah, the old Bennetts. a,todbns
MR. BENNETT: They were a tough bunch. . .tw(a)tgbc
Look, here's my great-great-grandfather Patrick. lk,hsmgr-gr-grftptk
JEFF: Didn't he have to leave Ireland when he was only sixteen? ddhhvtlvildwhws(o)nsxt
MR. BENNETT: Yes, he had to leave the country quickly. ys,hhtlvtctqkl
I never knew why. invkw
He never saw his mother and father again. hnvs(h)smtaftag
JEFF: You said he had to work very hard. yshhtw(k)vrh
MR. BENNETT: Right. He built bridges and worked on the old steamships. r.hbbrgsaw(k)d(o)tostsps
He was a real character. hwsrlcr(c)t
JEFF: Who's that? wstt
MR. BENNETT: That's Sarah Bennett, ttsrbn
my great-grandmother. mgr-grmt
JEFF: What did she do? wdsd
MR. BENNETT: She came to this country, scm(t)tsct
and she started a laundry business from nothing. asstd(a)ldbsnsfmnt
She had five children. shfvcd
JEFF: Didn't her brother move west? ddhbrtmvwst
MR. BENNETT: Yes. He owned his own ranch. ys.hod(h)sorc
JEFF: Did he have to fight outlaws? dhhvtfols
MR. BENNETT: Yes, he did. ys,hdd
He had to defend the land. hhd(t)dftl
JEFF: That's Grandpa Al. ttgrpa
MR. BENNETT: Right. What a man he was! r.wamhws
JEFF: He had to support you and Grandma through the Depression. hhtspy(a)grmttdps
MR. BENNETT: He had to work two jobs. hhtwtjbs
He put three children through school. hptrcdtsc
JEFF: You had to work too. yhtwt
You had to work during the day and go to school at night. yhtwdrtdagtscl(a)nt
These Bennetts were tougher than I am. tsbnswtg(e)tnam
I didn't have to leave the country or fight outlaws. iddhvtlvtctofols
I didn't have to start a business. iddhvtsttbsnn
I didn't have to work two jobs. iddhvtw(k)tjbs
I didn't even have to work weekends. iddevhvtwwks
MR. BENNETT: No. You didn't have to do any of those things. n,yddhvtdan(o)ftsts
But you're doing what you want to do. byrdiwywtd
And you do it well. . . aydo(i)w
I think the other Bennetts would admire you. itktotbnswdmry
JEFF: This doesn't sound like you, Dad. tsdssl(k)y,dd
MR. BENNETT: I have more time to think these days, Jeff. . . ihvmtmtttsds,jf
I'm proud of you. imprdfy
MR. BENNETT: What's that? wtt
JEFF: I brought you something, ibrysmt
I hid it here last night. ihd(i)hlsn
MR. BENNETT: What is it? wts
JEFF: A present. (a)prs
MR. BENNETT: You didn't have to get me a present. yddhvtgmaprst
JEFF: I didn't have to, iddhvt
but I wanted to. bt(i)wt(d)t
But you have to promise me something before you open it. byhvtprmsmsmtbfyopn(i)
MR. BENNETT: What? w
JEFF: You have to wait until I talk to the doctor before you use this. yhvtwuttttdtbfyusts
MR. BENNETT: OK. ok
JEFF: And you have to promise me something else. a(d)yhvtprmsmsmtes
MRS. BENNETT: What? w(t)
JEFF: You have to promise me yhvtprmsm
that we can go out to the golf course together. twcgottgfcstgt
MR. BENNETT: It's a deal. isdl
Now can I open my present?ncn(i)opmprs
What is it? wts
A baseball bat?absbb
6.9
LESSON 9 YOU DIDN'T HAVE TO STICK YOUR NOSE INTO POLICE BUSINESS. lsn yddhvts(i)tynsitplcbsns
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SCENE ONE: DIANA'S LIVING ROOM
DIANA: Detective Stone, dttvst
we solved the murder. wsvd(t)md
DETECTIVE STONE: You what? ywt
DIANA: We solved my uncle's murder. wsvdmucsmd
DETECTIVE STONE: That's police work. ttplcwk
Why did you do that? wd(y)dtt
DIANA: We were trying to help. wwtythp
DETECTIVE STONE: You didn't have to stick your nose into police business. yddhvtstyns(i)tplcbsns
DIANA: Somebody had to work on it. smbdhtwk(o)n
You weren't doing it. ywdin
DETECTIVE STONE: I was working on other cases. iwswkon(o)tcss
I had to finish those first. ihtfnstsfst
DIANA: Detective Stone, dttvst
we found a new clue. wgdncl
We think it's important. wtk(i)s(i)ptt
DETECTIVE STONE: What is it? wts
DIANA: We can show it to you at the museum.wcs(i)ty(a)tmsu
Can you meet us there? cymt(u)st
DETECTIVE STONE: Now? . . . I have to go to court. n ihvtgtc
I'll meet you at the museum in an hour. ilmt(y)atmsum(i)n(a)n(h)
DIANA: All right. ar
I'll see you then. ilsyt
TONY: Will he meet us? wl(h)mt(u)s
DIANA: Uh-huh. At the museum. uh.atmsu
He had to go to court first.hhtgtcfst
He makes me mad. hmksmmd
TONY: Look, Diana. lk,dan
He didn't have to talk to us tonight. hddhvttustnt
He didn't have to agree to meet us. hddhvt(a)g(t)mt(u)s
I think he's doing all he can. itk(h)sdial(h)c
DIANA: Maybe. Let's go. mb.ltg
SCENE TWO: THE MUSEUM OFFICE
TONY: This is a photo of the real treaty. tss(a)ptoftrltt
Look at this mark. lk(a)tsmk
TONY: Now look at the mark on this. nlk(a)tmk(o)ts
DETECTIVE STONE: They're different. trdfrt
TONY: Exactly. This is a fake. extl.tsis(a)fk
Someone stole the real treaty. smosttrltt
DIANA: The man who stole the treaty is the same man who killed my uncle. tmwsttttistsmmwkdmuc
And I know who it is. an(i)kwits
DETECTIVE STONE: You mean, you think you know who it is. ym,ytk(y)kwits
DIANA: Detective Stone, dttvst
I know who the killer is. . . ikwtklr(i)s
It's Victor Chapman. itvtcm
DETECTIVE STONE: Victor Chapman? vtcm
The famous art dealer? tfms(a)dl
I can't arrest him. icarst(h)m
TONY: Why not? wnt
DETECTIVE STONE: I don't have any evidence. idhve(a)nevd(c)
Was Victor ever seem with the treaty? wsvtersmwtttt
DIANA: No, he wasn't. n,hwst
DETECTIVE STONE: Then you don't know that he stole it. tydktt(h)st(it)
And you shouldn't interfere with police work. aysditfwtplcwk
DIANA: We were just looking for clues. wwjslkfcls
TONY: We were hoping to help. wwhpth(p)
I guess we were wrong. igswww
DIANA: We know you weren't working on the murder last week. wkywwkotmdlsw(k)
DETECTIVE STONE: I wasn't sleeping on the job. iwsslpotjb
I had to work on a robbery case. ihtwk(o)n(a)rbrcs
I had to go to court. ihtgtc
And right now I have to get some sleep. . . arnihvtgsmsl
Look, I'll start to work on your uncle's murder in the morning. lk,ilsttw(k)oyucsmdr(i)tmr
All right? Good night. ar gn
DIANA: Good night, Detective. gn,dtt(v)
TONY: It's up to us . ituptus
DIANA: We'll find the killer. . . wlftkl
And I know where to look.an(i)kwtl(k)
6.10没有文本
6.11
LESSON 11 DO YOU KNOW THE VALUE OF THIS PACKAGE?dyktvloftspkg
SCENE ONE: THE MUSEUM OFFICE
NARRATOR: Last time on "Murder at Midnight". . . lstmomd(a)mn
DETECTIVE STEON: Where's Victor? wsvt
PHILIP: He left my office five minutes ago. hlfmofcfmns(a)g
He was going to the post office to send the treaty to a rich collector. hwsgittpstfctsttttarcclt
TONY: Where's he sending it? wshsdi
PHILIP: South America. stamrc
DIANA: South America! stamrc
Detective Stone,dttvst
you have to stop him. . . yhvtstp(h)m
or we'll never see the Stamford Treaty again! owlnvststfttag
SCENE TWO: THE POST OFFICE
VICTOR: I want to send this airmail. iw(t)stsam
POSTAL CLERK: Well, put it down. w,pt(i)d
I have to weigh it first. ihvtwifst
VICTOR: How much? hmc
POSTAL CLERK: To Brazil? I have to look it up. . . tbzihvtlktp
Fourteen dollars. ftdls
VICTOR: And I need to insure it. an(i)ntisi
Can you add that on? cyatt
POSTAL CLERK: Now hold your horses. nhyhss
First, you have to fill out this customs form. fst,yhvtfl(o)tscstsf
Look it over, lktv
fill it in, flt
and sign it on the bottom. adn(i)otbt
VICTOR: What about the insurance? wtbt(i)src
POSTAL CLERK: Turn it over. tn(i)t(o)v
There are instructions on the other side. . . taisttsotots
Do you know the value of this package? dyktvl(o)ftspkg
VICTOR: Believe me, blvm
I know the value of this package. iktvloftspkg
POSTAL CLERK: Write it down. wt(i)d
VICTOR: OK, I'm done. ok,imd
I can hand it over to you now. ichd(i)t(o)vtyn
DIANA: There he is! tr(h)is
DETECTIVE STONE: I'm Detective Stone of the Stamford Police. imdttvst(o)ftstfplc
We have some questions for you. whvsmqstsfy
VICTOR: Of course, Detective. ofcs,dttv
I have nothing to hide. ihvntth
DIANA: Where's the treaty? wsttt
TONY: Did you mail it? d(y)ml(i)
VICTOR: I have no idea what you're talking about. ihvnidewt(y)rtkab
POSTAL CLERK: Hey, Mister, you can't send this! h,mst,ycsts
You didn't sign the customs form! yddstcstsf
DIANA: Let's see if the treaty is inside. ltsifttty(i)ss(i)sd
TONY: Be careful. . . bcf
Tear it open at the end. tr(i)opate
Then you can pull it out. tycpl(i)t
TONY: Now pull these apart. nptse(a)p(t)
DIANA: The Stamford Treaty! tstftt
DETECTIVE STONE: You're under arrest! yrud(a)rst
VICTOR: I had no idea what was in there. ihnidwws(i)t
Tate asked me to mail it. tt(a)skd(m)tml(i)
TONY: It's no use, Chapman. itnus,cm
Tate confessed. tcfsd
VICTOR: If I get my hands on Tate, ifigmhs(o)t
I'll kill him too! ilkhmt
DETECTIVE STONE: You killed Ben Morris. ykbmrs
And you're going to jail for it. ayrgitjlf(i)
TONY: Detective Stone, dttvst
we owe you an apology. woyan(a)plg
We didn't believe you were working on the case. wddblvywwkotcs
We know better now. wkbtn
DETECTIVE STONE: I learned something too. ilsmtt
People like you can give me a lot of help. Thanks. pplk(y)cgvmaltfh.tks
DIANA: Yes. I'm proud of you, Tony. ys.imprdfy,tn
TONY: Thanks, Diana. tks,dan
We make a good team, don't we? wmk(a)gtm,dw
DIANA: Yes. ys
TONY: What'll happen to the museum now? wlhpttmsun
DIANA: I'm going to run the museum myself. imgitrtmsums
Do you think I can do it? d(y)tk(i)cdi
TONY: I think you can do just about anything. itk(y)cdjst(a)bant
Come on. Let's celebrate.cm(o),ltclbr
6.12
LESSON 12 HERE'S TO WEFL! lstlv hstwefl
SCENE ONE: THE STUDIO
STEVEN: Leave it on. lv(i)t
I want to see the credits. iwtstrds
MIKE: No. I want to talk. n.iwttk
We've seen enough credits. wvsengcds
RITA: Why don't we turn on the picture and turn off the sound? wdwtotptatoftsd
You can watch the credits, ycwctrds
and we can talk. awct
How does this work? hdstswk
MIKE: Turn it to the left. tn(i)ttlft
RITA: It went off. iwn(o)f
MIKE: Oh. Pull it out first. o.plto(t)fst
That turns on the picture. tts(o)tpt
Then turn it to the left. ttn(i)tlft
That turns down the sound. ttsdts
LINDA: Why didn't Mary Beth come? wddmrbtcm
MIKE: I offered to pick her up in my car, ioftpk(h)up(i)mc
but she didn't want to watch the show here. bsddw(t)wctsh
STEVEN: I understand how she feels.iudsthsfls
It's embarrassing to watch yourself with a crowd. itebrstwcysfwt(a)crd
RITA: Oh, speak for yourself. o,spfysf
I don't think she was embarrassed to see herself. idtsws(e)mbrs(d)tshsf
I think she wanted to watch it with her husband and children. itswttwc(i)wt(h)hsbacd
LINDA: Excuse me. excsm
I have to step out for a minute. ihvtstp(o)tf(a)mn
JEFF: I can't believe that was the last show of the season. icblvtwstlss(o)ftss
MIKE: Steven, congratulations to you. stv,cgtltsty
STEVEN: Thanks, Mike, tks,mk
but I didn't do it myself. bt(i)dddimsf
We should all pat ourselves on the back for a great job. wsapt(o)svs(o)tbkf(a)grj
RITA: Yeah. I looked at myself in the mirror this morning and I said, y.ild(a)msf(i)tmrtsmnan(i)s
"Rita, you deserve to pat yourself on the back. "rt,ydsvtpt(y)sf(o)tbk
And do you know what I said to myself? adykwt(i)stmsf
JEFF: What? w
RITA: Forget the pat on the back.fgtpt(o)tbk
Treat yourself. tt(y)sf
Go shopping. gsp
STEVEN: You're going shopping now? yrgispn
RITA: Why? Do you have a better idea? w dyhve(a)btida
STEVEN: Yes. Let's all go out and celebrate. ys.ls(a)goaclbr
JEFF: Oh, no! I made other plans. o,n.imd(o)tpls
RITA: With Amy? wtam
EFF: Yes. ys
MIKE: Why don't you bring her along? wdt(y)bhal
JEFF: Well, we wanted to go out by ourselves. w,wwttgobosvs
STEVEN: Come on.cm(o)
Join us for a little while. jin(u)sfaltwl
JEFF: OK. We will. . . ok,ww
Hey, where's Linda? h,wsld
STEVEN: Why isn't she here? wissh
RITA: She probably got lost. sprbblglst
MIKE: Rita, be nice. rt,bnc
LINDA: Hi, everybody.h,evbd
I just got some great news. ijs(t)gsmgrns
We're going to do twenty-six shows next year! wrgitdttsxssnxt(y)r
MIKE: That's fantastic! ttftstc
STEVEN: It's wonderful! itwdf
I can't believe it! icblv(i)
JEFF: We really have to celebrate. . . wrlhv(t)clbr
And I guess I've really found my home. an(i)gsivrlfmhm
Here's to WEFL!hstwefl
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