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1、theStoryoftheWindbyHansChristianAndersen（1859）EARtheshoresoftheGREatBelt，whichisoneofthestraitsthatconnecttheCattegatwiththeBaltic，standsanoldmansionwiththickredwalls.Iknoweverystoneofit，“saystheWind. ”IsawitwhenitwaspartofthecastleofMarckStigonthepromontory.Butthecastlewasobligedtobepulleddown，andt
2、hestonewasusedagainforthewallsofanewmansiononanotherspotthebaronialresidenceofBorreby，whichstillstandsnearthecoast.Iknewthemwell，thosenoblelordsandladies，thesuccessivegenerationsthatdweltthere；andnowImgoingtotellyouofWaldemarDaaandhisdaughters.Howproudwashisbearing，forhewasofroyalblood，andcouldboast
3、ofmorenobledeedsthanmerelyhuntingthestagandemptyingthewine-cup.Hisrulewasdespotic：Itshallbe，hewasaccustomedtosay.Hiswife，ingarmentsembroideredwithgold，steppedproudlyoverthepolishedmarblefloors.Thetapestriesweregorgeous，andthefurnitureofcostlyandartistictaste.Shehadbroughtgoldandplatewithherintotheho
4、use.Thecellarswerefullofwine.Black，fieryhorses，neighedinthestables.TherewasalookofwealthaboutthehouseofBorrebyatthattime.Theyhadthreechildren，daughters，fairanddelicatemaidensIda，Joanna，andAnnaDorothea；Ihaveneverforgottentheirnames.Theywerearich，noblefamily，borninaffluenceandnurturedinluxury.“Whir-r-
5、r，whir-r-r！”roaredtheWind，andwenton， “Ididnotseeinthishouse，asinotherGREathouses，thehigh-bornladysittingamongherwomen，turningthespinning-wheel.Shecouldsweepthesoundingchordsoftheguitar，andsingtothemusic，notalwaysDanishmelodies，butthesongsofastrangeland.ItwasLiveandletlive，here.Strangerguestscamefrom
6、farandnear，musicsounded，gobletsclashed，andI，”saidtheWind， “wasnotabletodrownthenoise.Ostentation，pride，splendor，anddisplayruled，butnotthefearoftheLord.“ItwasontheeveningofthefirstdayofMay，”theWindcontinued， “Icamefromthewest，andhadseentheshipsoverpoweredwiththewaves，whenallonboardpersistedorwerecast
7、shipwreckedonthecoastofJutland.IhadhurriedacrosstheheathandoverJutlandswood-girteasterncoast，andovertheislandofFunen，andthenIdroveacrosstheGREatbelt，sighingandmoaning.AtlengthIlaydowntorestontheshoresofZeeland，neartothegreathouseofBorreby，wherethesplendidforestofoaksstillflourished.Theyoungmenofthen
8、eighborhoodwerecollectingbranchesandbrushwoodundertheoak-trees.Thelargestanddryesttheycouldfindtheycarriedintothevillage，andpiledthemupinaheapandsetthemonfire.Thenthemenandmaidensdanced，andsunginacircleroundtheblazingpile.Ilayquitequiet，”saidtheWind， “butIsilentlytouchedabranchwhichhadbeenbroughtbyo
9、neofthehandsomestoftheyoungmen，andthewoodblazedupbrightly，blazedbrighterthanalltherest.Thenhewaschosenasthechief，andreceivedthenameoftheShepherd；andmightchoosehislambfromamongthemaidens.TherewasgreatermirthandrejoicingthanIhadeverheardinthehallsoftherichbaronialhouse.Thenthenobleladydrovebytowardsth
10、ebaronsmansionwithherthreedaughters，inagildedcarriagedrawnbysixhorses.Thedaughterswereyoungandbeautifulthreecharmingblossomsarose，alily，andawhitehyacinth.Themotherwasaproudtulip，andneveracknowledgedthesalutationsofanyofthemenormaidenswhopausedintheirsporttodoherhonor.Thegraciousladyseemedlikeaflower
11、thatwasratherstiffinthestalk.Rose，lily，andhyacinthyes，Isawthemallthree.Whoselittlelambswilltheyonedaybecome？thoughtI；theirshepherdwillbeagallantknight，perhapsaprince.Thecarriagerolledon，andthepeasantsresumedtheirdancing.Theydroveaboutthesummerthroughallthevillagesnear.Butonenight，whenIroseagain，theh
12、igh-bornladylaydowntoriseagainnomore；thatthingcametoherwhichcomestousall，inwhichthereisnothingnew.WaldemarDaaremainedforatimesilentandthoughtful.Theloftiesttreemaybebowedwithoutbeingbroken，saidavoicewithinhim.Hisdaughterswept；allthepeopleinthemansionwipedtheireyes，butLadyDaahaddrivenaway，andIdroveaw
13、aytoo，”saidtheWind. “Whir-r-r，whir-r-r-！“Ireturnedagain；IoftenreturnedandpassedovertheislandofFunenandtheshoresoftheBelt.ThenIrestedbyBorreby，nearthegloriouswood，wheretheheronmadehisnest，thehauntofthewood-pigeons，theblue-birds，andtheblackstork.Itwasyetspring，someweresittingontheireggs，othershadalreadyhatchedtheiryoungbroods；buthowtheyflutteredaboutandcriedoutwhentheaxesoundedthroughtheforest，blowuponblow！Thetreesoftheforestweredoomed.WaldemarDaawantedtobuildanobleship，aman-of-war，athree-decker，whichthekingwouldbesuretobuy；
