典范英语6-13幽灵船原文及重点单词和句子

1TheGhostShip（典范6-13）1---TheghostshipOnedayErniewaslateforschool.HeranupSchoolHillandslippedthroughtheholeinthefence.HehopedtheHeadwouldn’tseehim.‘Wow!’Erniegasped.Therewasaghostshipfloatingaboutintheplayground.Itwasmuchlikeanordinaryship,butwhiteandsee-through.Heknewthatitcouldn’tbereal.Theghostshipwastiedtooneofthenetballposts（柱子）.Astrangeglowcamefromit,anditrocked（摇晃）upanddownasifitwasridinginvisible（看不见的）waves.Aghostseagullflewaroundit.‘Ahoythere,ghostship!’Erniecriedbravely.Aghost’sheadpoppedout（从窗边探出头来）fromawindow.‘Whosaidthat?’theghostasked.‘Idid!’saidErnie.‘Butyou’renotsupposedtobeabletoseeme!’theghostgasped.Thentheghostthoughtagain.‘Areyousureyoucanseeme?’theghostasked.‘Quitesure,’Erniesaid.Thewindowslammed（哐的一声）shut.‘Ispoketoaghost!’Ernieshouted.MrsWiggins,thecaretaker,heardErnieshout.Shecamerunningouttotheplayground.‘Isp-sp-spoketoaghost!’Erniestuttered.‘Shhh!Don’ttellanyone,’saidMrsWiggins.‘Whynot?’Ernieasked.‘Idon’twantyouupsettingthesmallonesinClassOne!’MrsWigginssaid.‘Buttheghostship’sparked（停车）intheplayground,’Erniesaid.‘They’llseeitwhentheycomeoutatbreak.’‘Noteveryonecanseeit,’saidMrsWiggins.‘Well,Ican,’Ernietoldher.‘Thenthatmakestwoofus,’sighedMrsWiggins.MrsWigginsmarcheduptotheghostship.‘Shipahoy!’calledMrsWiggins.Thewindowpoppedopen,andoutlookedthesameghostasbefore.‘Ahoy,there,MrsWiggins,’theghostsaid,politely.‘CaptainPegleg!’MrsWigginsscolded.‘Youpromisedthatnooneelsebutmecouldseeyou.ButoneofthechildrenfromClassFourjusthas!Haven’tyou,Ernie?’‘Yes,’Erniesaid,‘Ijusthave.’‘Well,itcanhappen,youknow,’theCaptainsaid,soundingupset.‘Notoften,butsometimesithappens.’2‘Youcan’tkeepsailinginhereifpeoplecanseeyou!’MrsWigginssaid,firmly.‘Ican’thelpsailinginhere,’theCaptaintoldher.‘Whynot?’Ernieasked.‘There’sjustmeonboard!’saidtheCaptain.‘Ican’tsailheralone,soIhavetogowheresheblows.Ijustwishshe’dblowinheremoreoften.ThenIcouldhuntformytreasure.’TheCaptainwenton,‘I’mdoomedtosailtheseasforeveruntilIfindmylosttreasure.Iknowit’sherebecausethat’swhatitsaysonmymap.’‘You’dbetterfinditthistime,orelse!’warnedMrsWiggins.Thewindowsnappedshut.‘Ghosttreasure!’saidErnie.‘WaittillItellthistoClassFour!’2---‘Wecan’tseeit!’Everyonehadtowaituntilbreaktimetoseetheghostship.Theyrushedoutofclassandintotheplayground.‘Thereitis!’Ernieshouted,pointingattheghostship.Everyonetookagoodlook.Theysawthebinsandthefence,buttheycouldn’tseeanyship.‘Wecan’tseeit,’saidLouie.‘ButthereISaghostship!’Erniesaid,lookingatit,andthroughit,bothatthesametime.Theghostshipwassee-throughandfuzzy.‘There’snoghostshiphere!’saidLouie.TheghostseagullflewdownandlandedonLouie’shead.‘Aghostseagulljustlandedonyourhead!’ErnietoldLouie.‘Ohnoitdidn’t!’saidLouie,whocouldn’tseeit,orfeelit.‘OHYESITDID!’Ernieshouted.‘OHNOITDIDN’T!’roaredeveryoneelse.TheylaughedatErnieformakingupstoriesaboutghostseagullsandships.Thentheyranofftoplay.AlongcameJade,thesmallestandcleverestgirlinClassFour.‘What’sthatghostshipdoinghere?’sheaskedErnie.‘Youcanseittoo!’Erniegasped.‘OfcourseIcan,’saidJade.‘Nooneelsecan,butmeandMrsWiggins,’Erniesaid.‘It’sCaptainPegleg’sshipandhe’sdoomedtosailtheseaforever,untilhefindshislosttreasure.Hethinksheleftitaroundhere.’‘Wecouldhelphimtofindit,’saidlittleJade.‘How?’Ernieasked.‘Mydadhasbooksabouttreasurehunting,’saidJade.‘We’lllookinhisbooksandfindoutwhattodo.’‘Ghosttreasurehuntstartsrightnow!’shoutedErnie.‘Ghosttreasurehuntstartswhenwe’velookedatDad’sbooks!’saidJade.Thebellwentforthestartoflessons.‘Afterschool!’Jadetoldhim.‘Afterschool,andnomuckingabout!’33---ThetreasurehuntAfterschool,theywenttoJade’shouseandgotoutherdad’sbooksabouttreasurehunting.‘That’showwe’lldoit!’saidJade,showingErnieapageinoneofthebooks.‘Butwehaven’tgotoneofthose,’Erniesaid,pointingatthemetaldetector.‘Mydadhas,’Jadesaid.‘Heusesitwhenhehuntsforoldcoinsandthingsonthebeach.That’swhyhehasallthesebooksabouttreasurehunting.’TheyranbackupSchoolHilltotheschool.Erniewascarryingaspade（铁锹）andJadehadabigbag,withthemetaldetectorinit.‘CaptainPegleg!’Erniecalled.TheCaptainwasondeck.‘Youagain!’saidCaptainPegleg.‘Canyoustillseeme?’‘Yes,’Erniesaid.‘Weknowyoucan’tstopsailingtillyoufindyourghosttreasure,’JadetoldtheCaptain.‘Wewanttohelpyoufindit,’Ernieadded.‘Butfirstwewanttolookatyourmap,’saidJade.Themapwasrippedandtorn,withlotsofholesinit.‘Theghostseagullgotatit!’CaptainPeglegsaid.‘Itsays:XMarksthetreasureonthemap,’saidJade,‘butIdon’tseeanyX.’‘TheghostseagullpeckedoutmyX.Ican’trememberwhereitwas,’sighedCaptainPegleg.‘Ican’tevenfindTreasureIsland…ButI’msurethisiswhereitusedtobe.’‘Itis!’saidlittleJade,andshegrinned.‘TreasureIslandishere,wherewe’restanding!’‘Howdoyouknow?’askedErnie.‘Look!’Jadesaid,andshedrewonthebackoftheCaptain’smap.‘ThebitstickingupisSchoolHill!’shetoldErnie.‘Whereourhousesarenow,usedtobeunderthesea,yearsago.Mydadtoldme.’‘Westilldon’tknowwheretolook!’Erniesaid.‘Wecoulddigalldayandneverfindthetreasure.’‘We’llusemydad’smetaldetector,’explainedJade.‘It’llgopingwhenwe’renearthetreasure.’‘Ifmetaldetectorswork（有效，适用）onghostgold!’mutteredErnie.‘Well,itmightwork,’saidJade.‘Atleastwecantry.’S