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Walden Pond is now the site of many touriststands. lt was once praised by Thoreau for itsnatural beauty.

Almost every summer night the cooling

northeast wind swept through our bedroomwindows. It made air conditioning unnecessary.It made a light blanket welcome.

The steep surrounding slopes were cappedwith snow. The snow fed two streams. Thesestreams plunged down to join in the valleybelow.

This is a good spot for a picnic. A river flows onone side. A large tree provides shade. We canspread our blanket on the grassy knoll.

Mr. Wood ran up the stairs. He was panting forbreath. He stood at his neighbour's door. Heknocked again and again. Then someoneopened the door.

The town folk envied Horace. Horace had comeinto a small fortune. With the fortune he

bought a big house. With the fortune he alsoobtained a partnership in the biggest groceryin town.

Jim stood in front of the mirror. He looked athis image. He wondered at the big change. Ithad come over him in recent years.

He had greatly wronged his only daughter. Shemight never forgive him. This idea almost drovehim crazy.

The story is written in plain language. Itconsists of three parts. It has an interestingplot. The plot centres round an old aristocraticfamily. The family lived in 17th-century France.

John was covered with mud. He was shivering.He sat hunched over a bowl of hot broth. Thebroth had been prepared by his father to driveoff the chill.

Far above the waters of a beautiful lake standfive pavilions. The pavilions are in Chinese

style. They stand over the tops of the tall pinetrees. The pine trees grow on the steep slopesof a hill.

The old man stopped farther down the street.He leaned against a lamp-post. He listened toa song. The song was cheerful. It came outfrom a restaurant. The restaurant was on theopposite side of the street.

Sarah sank in the nearest chair. She was

completely exhausted. Her limbs were stiff withcold. Her mind was a piece of blank.

Mrs. Rymer behaved very properly throughoutthe day. Her pleasant, refined face wore a

grave look. Her elegant figure was wrapped indeep mourning. Meanwhile she occasionallyuttered а sign or a sob.

Mr. Jacob was Tony's former employer. He hadpromised Tony a half-day job. The job wouldgive Tony 20 pounds a week. It was necessaryto break this news to his family, Tony thought.

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