【四签名】Chapter6:福尔摩斯作出判断(8/8)_英语听力练习mp3下载-文化-沪江听力酷

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【四签名】Chapter6:福尔摩斯作出判断(8/8)

听力简介：

离奇的情节，扣人的悬念，世界上最聪明的侦探，人间最诡秘的案情。一边听着有声书，一边感受福尔摩斯的魅力。

本书的朗读是很标准的英音，喜欢英音的童鞋可以练习模仿。
单词采用英式拼法，不抄全文，不用写序号，句子最后的标点不用写出，答完一空另起一行继续作答。

Hints:
下划线长度和欠缺文字成正比，最短的空就是一个单词。
页面太长不便听写的话，可以点听写框右上角，弹出答题纸。

"Is a rather curious person," said Sherlock Holmes, turning upon his heel. "I hope before very long to be able to introduce you to the pair of them.--A word with you, Watson."

He led me out to the head of the stair. "This unexpected occurrence," he said, "has 1______________."

"I have just been thinking so," I answered. "It is not right that Miss Morstan should remain in this stricken house."

"No. 2________. She lives with Mrs. Cecil Forrester, in Lower Camberwell: so it is not very far. I will wait for you here if you will drive out again. Or perhaps you are too tired?"

"By no means. I don't think I could rest until I know more of this fantastic business. 3____________________. I should like, however, to see the matter through with you, now that I have got so far."

"Your presence will be of great service to me," he answered. "4_________________. When you have dropped Miss Morstan I wish you to go on to No. 3 Pinchin Lane, down near the water's edge at Lambeth. The third house on the right-hand side is a bird-stuffer's: Sherman is the name. 5____________. Knock old Sherman up, and tell him, with my compliments, that I want Toby at once. You will bring Toby back in the cab with you."

"A dog, I suppose."

"Yes,--6___________. I would rather have Toby's help than that of the whole detective force of London."

"I shall bring him, then," said I. "It is one now. I ought to be back before three, if I can get a fresh horse."

"And I," said Holmes, "shall see what I can learn from Mrs. Bernstone, and from the Indian servant, who, Mr. Thaddeus tell me, sleeps in the next 7___. Then I shall study the great Jones's methods and listen to his not too delicate sarcasms. 'Wir sind gewohnt das die Menschen verhoehnen was sie nicht verstehen.' Goethe is always pithy."