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ADVANCED
In the North of Scotland, on the 25th of June 1832, there was a railway line that crossed
a gulley-bridged by a viaduct. One night a fearful storm raged, and the little river under the viaduct became a raging torrent.
There was a young shepherd, a Highland laddie, who sheltered his sheep as best he could for the Stormy night, and in the morning, long before dawn he set out to see how they fared. As he made his way up the hillside he noticed, to his dismay, that the central column of the viaduct had gone, and the bridge was broken. He knew the mail train was due and, if not warned, would be dashed to pieces and many lives lost.
He made his way up as best he could, wondering if he would be in time. As soon as he
reached the rails he heard the pound of the mighty engine. He stood and beckoned
wildly, but the engine-driver, making up for lost time, drove on. The train drew nearer, and still he stood, beckoning it to stop. Finally and he flung himself in front of the engine, forcing it to come to a stop where he lay. The train driver applied the brakes and questioned the boy angrily.
The passengers also awoke and came to see what was the matter.
On further inspection the train driver said, “It has been a close shave this time. We might
all have been lost. Come and I'll show you. This boy has saved us tonight and deserves our praises. For his brave acts have kept us from certain death.”
a gulley-bridged by a viaduct. One night a fearful storm raged, and the little river under the viaduct became a raging torrent.
There was a young shepherd, a Highland laddie, who sheltered his sheep as best he could for the Stormy night, and in the morning, long before dawn he set out to see how they fared. As he made his way up the hillside he noticed, to his dismay, that the central column of the viaduct had gone, and the bridge was broken. He knew the mail train was due and, if not warned, would be dashed to pieces and many lives lost.
He made his way up as best he could, wondering if he would be in time. As soon as he
reached the rails he heard the pound of the mighty engine. He stood and beckoned
wildly, but the engine-driver, making up for lost time, drove on. The train drew nearer, and still he stood, beckoning it to stop. Finally and he flung himself in front of the engine, forcing it to come to a stop where he lay. The train driver applied the brakes and questioned the boy angrily.
The passengers also awoke and came to see what was the matter.
On further inspection the train driver said, “It has been a close shave this time. We might
all have been lost. Come and I'll show you. This boy has saved us tonight and deserves our praises. For his brave acts have kept us from certain death.”
INTERMEDIATE
In October 1582 it is related that Elizabeth I of England
once commissioned a rich merchant prince of her empire, to go
on an important mission for the crown, promising
him rich rewards for his services. The
merchant sought to decline the appointment on the grounds
that his business would suffer during his absence, but his
sovereign assured him: "You go and look
after my business, and I will look after yours”
On his return, he found that his queen had kept
her promise: he was a richer man than before.
once commissioned a rich merchant prince of her empire, to go
on an important mission for the crown, promising
him rich rewards for his services. The
merchant sought to decline the appointment on the grounds
that his business would suffer during his absence, but his
sovereign assured him: "You go and look
after my business, and I will look after yours”
On his return, he found that his queen had kept
her promise: he was a richer man than before.
BEGINNERS
Today is my brother’s birthday.
Everybody's coming to wish him well.
My mother says she will bake him a cake.
A chocolate cake.
My father says he will take him to the cinema.
I want to give him a surprise
present – a new T-shirt
Everybody's coming to wish him well.
My mother says she will bake him a cake.
A chocolate cake.
My father says he will take him to the cinema.
I want to give him a surprise
present – a new T-shirt
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