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　　Using Language
　　THE MILLION POUND BANK NOTE
　　HENRY¡¯S LUCK
　　Act I, Scene 5
　　N = Narrator            S = Servant 
　　H = Henry Adams
　　Listen again and fill in the blanks.
　　N: Henry feels happy _____ for a moment. As he walks away from the restaurant, he begins to _______ that he has got the bank note by _______. He runs back to the ________¡¯ home and knocks at the door. No one ______. He walnd to the side of the house and knocks at ________ door. The servant opens it.
　　S: May I help you, sir?
　　H: Yes. I need to ____ the two brothers about ¡­
　　S: They¡¯ve gone, sir. Gone _________.
　　H: But they were here just _____ hours ago!
　　S: I¡¯m sorry, sir. They¡¯ll be back in a _______ ¡ª a month from today.
　　H: A month! But I ________ believe ¡­
　　S: Good day, sir.
　　N: Henry sits down on the stairs, and opens the ________. He finds a letter in it and takes it out. The letter says: ¡°You are an intelligent and _______ man, as one can see by your _____. We also believe you are ______ and a stranger to this city. Inside you will find a _____ of money. The money is ____ to you for a short time. Come bacr home with it in exactly ___ days. I have a bet on you. If I win it, you shall have any ____ that you can do as my thanks.¡±
　　H: Well, how about that?
　　Workbook-Listening
　　HENRY¡¯S NEW COAT
　　Act II, Scene 2
　　N = Narrator    H = Henry Adams
　　S = Salesman
　　O = Owner of the tailor¡¯s shop  
　　Listen again and fill in the blanks.
　　N: The salesman drops Henry¡¯s ____. Then he looks at the bank note again and again. He cannot believe his _____.
　　O: Well, what seems to be the ________?
　　H: I¡¯m still waiting for my ________.
　　O: Come, come, give him his change, Todd. Get going. (looks at the bank note) Could it be the one I saw in the _______ last week? I thinst be. You¡¯re a born ____, Todd, to bring this fine gentleman into this part of our shop.
　　S: Sorry, Mr Reid.
　　O: He¡¯ll think we¡¯ve never _____ with a rich man before. Oh, take off this coat, sir. Why, it¡¯s only ____ for a man in a circus. Well, don¡¯t just stand there, go and get some ______, Todd!
　　S: Right away, Mr Reid.
　　O: Allow me, sir! This way, sir. Look at this coat. This is ______! It was made for a _____, but he¡¯ll just have to wait. Now sir, you¡¯ll need many suits for many _________. Yes, indeed you will.
　　H: Now, wait a _______. I only came here to get a coat.
　　O: Now, now sir.
　　H: But I can¡¯t _____ all these things. You would have to wait a _____ time to get paid.
　　O: A long time, sir? A long time? Why, I¡¯ll be glad to wait ¡­ ________.
　　C: Yes, we can wait forever!
　　H: Well, all right. I¡¯ll take the coat now and get the others ______.
　　O: Fine, fine. Your ________, sir?
　　H: I don¡¯t have one yet.  I¡¯m ¡­ ________.
　　O: Of course you are! A _____ man, I¡¯m sure. Well, take my advice and stay at the ¡°Ritz¡±. It¡¯s the ______ hotel in this part of London. I¡¯ll call them and tell them to _______ you. Leave it to me.
　　Workbook-Listening Task
　　HENRY MAKES A NEW FRIEND
　　Act II, Scene 3
　　N = Narrator      A = Ambassador
　　P = Portia        H = Henry
　　Listen again and fill in the blanks.
　　N: Soon it _______ as if everyone in London was talking about Henry. One night, he was _______ to a party by the American ambassador to Britain. Henry arrived ___ time at the ambassador¡¯s home.
　　A: Ah, there you are.
　　P: (to Henry) How do you do?
　　A: Mr Adams, my special ______, Miss Portia Langham.
　　H: How do you do?
　　P: I¡¯m afraid you must be ____ busy for me.
　　H: Yes, _______, I am. I mean, no, no, not at all!
　　A: Excuse me, but I must ______ to my other guests.
　　Using Language
　　THE MILLION POUND BANK NOTE
　　HENRY¡¯S LUCK
　　Act I, Scene 5
　　N = Narrator            S = Servant 
　　H = Henry Adams
　　Listen again and fill in the blanks.
　　N: Henry feels happy only for a moment. As he walks away from the restaurant, he begins to worry that he has got the bank note by mistake. He runs back to the brothers¡¯ home and knocks at the door. No one comes. He walnd to the side of the house and knocks at another door. The servant opens it.
　　S: May I help you, sir?
　　H: Yes. I need to see the two brothers about ¡­
　　S: They¡¯ve gone, sir. Gone travelling.
　　H: But they were here just two hours ago!
　　S: I¡¯m sorry, sir. They¡¯ll be back in a month ¡ª a month from today.
　　H: A month! But I cannot believe ¡­
　　S: Good day, sir.
　　N: Henry sits down on the stairs, and opens the envelope. He finds a letter in it and takes it out. The letter says: ¡°You are an intelligent and honest man, as one can see by your face. We also believe you are poor and a stranger to this city. Inside you will find a sum of money. The money is lent to you for a short time. Come bacr home with it in exactly 30 days. I have a bet on you. If I win it, you shall have any job that you can do as my thanks.¡±
　　H: Well, how about that?
　　Workbook-Listening
　　HENRY¡¯S NEW COAT
　　Act II, Scene 2
　　N = Narrator    H = Henry Adams
　　S = Salesman
　　O = Owner of the tailor¡¯s shop  
　　Listen again and fill in the blanks.
　　N: The salesman drops Henry¡¯s coat. Then he looks at the bank note again and again. He cannot believe his eyes.
　　O: Well, what seems to be the trouble?
　　H: I¡¯m still waiting for my change.
　　O: Come, come, give him his change, Todd. Get going. (looks at the bank note) Could it be the one I saw in the papers last week? I thinst be. You¡¯re a born fool, Todd, to bring this fine gentleman into this part of our shop.
　　S: Sorry, Mr Reid.
　　O: He¡¯ll think we¡¯ve never dealt with a rich man before. Oh, take off this coat, sir. Why, it¡¯s only fit for a man in a circus. Well, don¡¯t just stand there, go and get some others, Todd!
　　S: Right away, Mr Reid.
　　O: Allow me, sir! This way, sir. Look at this coat. This is perfect! It was made for a t he¡¯ll just have to wait. Now sir, you¡¯ll need many suits for many occasions. Yes, indeed you will.
　　H: Now, wait a minute. I only came here to get a coat.
　　O: Now, now sir.
　　H: But I can¡¯t buy all these things. You would have to wait a long time to get paid.
　　O: A long time, sir? A long time? Why, I¡¯ll be glad to wait ¡­forever.
　　C: Yes, we can wait forever!
　　H: Well, all right. I¡¯ll take the coat now and get the others later.
　　O: Fine, fine. Your address, sir?
　　H: I don¡¯t have one yet.  I¡¯m ¡­moving.