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第11章 若别离莫相忘 10（第1页）

第11章若别离，莫相忘（10）

3。Oneblackcat，withgreaterthahers，approachedthe，grabbeditand。

佳句翻译

1。这是我曾经听到过的最触动人心的一则有关狗狗的故事。

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2。无论是烈日炎炎还是大雨倾盆，它始终在那片海滩上等着。

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3。有一只黑猫显然比其他猫有勇气靠近那条鱼。

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短语应用

1。OhedogbecamesoedwhentheEnglishmaothewaterthathedoveinafterhim。

divein：头朝下跳入水中；开始猛吃；热切地加入

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2。。。。thedogwouldhebeachforfearhewouldmisshismaster’sreturn。

forfear：唯恐；害怕

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佚名Anonymous

IworkedattheColoradoStateUerinaryTeagHospitalasaselorinthegesProgram。Wehelppeopledealwiththeexperienceoflosiherthroughillness，atoreuthanasia。

&ime，IhadaamedBonnie，awomaninhermid-fifties。Bonniehaddrivenanhourandahalftoseeifthedoctorsatthehospitalcoulddoanythingtohelpherfourteen-year-oldbladardpoodle，dra，affeatelycalledCassie。Thedoghadbeehargicforaweekorsoaobefusedattimes。

ShehadbeehatmbyDr。JahatCassiehadabraintumorthatcouldtakeCassie’slifeatanytime。

Bonedtolearnthatheralwassoill。Thatwaswherodue。ThegesProgramoftenhelpspeoplewhiletheywrestledwiththedifficultdeofwhethertoeuthascourse。

Bonniehadgraying，light-brownwavyhairthatshepulledbatebarrette。Shehadsparklinglightblueeyesthatimmediatelydrewmyattention，andtherewasaessaboutherthattoldmesheersonwhothoughtthingsthrough，awomanwhodidydes。

Fortwentyyears，Bonniehadbeeoamanwhomistreatedher。Boriedmany，maoleavehim，butshejust’tdoit。Fiury-fiveyearsold，shefoundthecetowalkaway。SheandCassie，whowasfouryearsoldatthetime，movedtoLaramie，Wyomiheoldhurtsandbeginanewlife。Cassielovedherandneededher，andforBohefeelingwasmutual。Thereweremanyroughtimesahead，butBonnieahroughthemtogether。

Sixyearslater，BoHank，amanwholovedherinawaythatshehadneverbeeheyweremarriedoer。Theirmarriageewithdis，affepleroutinesandhappiness。Bonniewaslivingthelifeforwhichshehadaled。

，Haoleaveforworkathistree-trimmingservice。Asalways，heandBonnieembraotherinthedoorwayoftheirhomeandaowledgedoutloudhowblessedtheyweretohaveeachother。

Bohomethatdayratherthangoingintoheroffice，wheresheheldapositionasaaheafternoon，herph。Whenshepickeditup，sheheardthevoiceoftheteamleaderwhoheadedtheseard—rescueserviceforwhiiewasavolunteer。Boehefirstvolunteerscalledwherouble。

Thatday，MargietoldheramaroapowerliwobloBonnie’shouse。Bonhiofherhouseaohertruck。

WhenBonhehouse，shesawawouldbeengravedinhermiofherlife。HerbelovedHankhunglifelesslyfromthebraallwoodtree。

AllthatBonniehadreceivedaboutsafelyhelpingsomeonewhohasbeeedlefther。Shewasn’tedaboutherowy。ShehadtshecouldtosaveHahadtogethimdown。Shegrabbedtheladderstowediruck，threwitupagainstthehouseandbegang。BonhetopoftheroofandpulledHank’sbodyoutofthetreetowardher。Miraculously，eventhoughshetouchedhisbody，whichwastougthepowerlielectrocutedherself。ShepulledHankontlesoftheroofandcradledhisheadinthe。Shewailedasshelookedathisashenface。HiseyesstaredoutiblueWyomingsky。Hewasdeadgone。Hehtbacktolife。Shekhecthatthelifetheysharedwasover。

InthefouryearsthatfollowedHah，Boherlifebacktogether。She-and-down，butmostlydown。Shelivedwiththefrustrationofnothavingsaidgood-bye，ofnothaviunitytosaidallofthethiosay，ofnotbeio，soothehim，helphimleavehislifeahepreparedforthiskiwasnotthewayshewafriend，herlover，herpartodie。

WhenBonniefialkiinsilenceforawhile。Finallysaid，“WouldyoulikeCassie’sdeathtobedifferentfromHank’s？I’mtalkingnow，Boeuthanasia。Witheuthanasia，youwooworryaboutworkandfindingCassiedead，andyousurethatshewon’tdieinpain。IfwehelpCassiediebyeuthanasia，youbewithher，holdher，talktoherandforther。Youpeacefullysehehechoiceisuptoyou。”

Bonnie’seyesopenedwide。Hershouldersrelaxedandherfaedinrelief。

“Ijustrolthistime，”shesaid。“IwaobedifferentfromHank’s—firl。”

Thedeadetoeuthahatafterwoofthemalone，andBonnieahefewhoutsideuree。