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1。渔夫和金鱼的故事
渔夫以打鱼为生，每天都把打到的鱼拿到集市上出售，但不是为了生计，而是为了上网玩游戏。渔夫是一个网虫，基本上做到了三天打鱼两天上网的劳逸结合。
渔夫已经连续两天没打到鱼了，连一条小鱼都打不到。 他决定，如果这一网撒下去还没有收获的话，就回家睡觉。渔夫把撒下去的网小心翼翼地揪了上来，依然是一场失望，除了一些海藻之外，只有一条小小的金鱼，这条小金鱼小得渔夫几乎把它忽略了，如果不是金鱼开口说话的话。
“大哥，求求你，把我放回海里去好吗？”
渔夫几乎不相信自己的耳朵，这条金鱼会说话？打了这么多年的鱼，从来都没见过会说话的鱼，这是一条神鱼，渔夫这样肯定...全部
1。渔夫和金鱼的故事
渔夫以打鱼为生，每天都把打到的鱼拿到集市上出售，但不是为了生计，而是为了上网玩游戏。渔夫是一个网虫，基本上做到了三天打鱼两天上网的劳逸结合。
渔夫已经连续两天没打到鱼了，连一条小鱼都打不到。
他决定，如果这一网撒下去还没有收获的话，就回家睡觉。渔夫把撒下去的网小心翼翼地揪了上来，依然是一场失望，除了一些海藻之外，只有一条小小的金鱼，这条小金鱼小得渔夫几乎把它忽略了，如果不是金鱼开口说话的话。
“大哥，求求你，把我放回海里去好吗？”
渔夫几乎不相信自己的耳朵，这条金鱼会说话？打了这么多年的鱼，从来都没见过会说话的鱼，这是一条神鱼，渔夫这样肯定。如果把这条会说话的鱼拿到市上出售，是不是就可以换钱打两天游戏了，渔夫心里这样盘算着。
这时金鱼又开口了：“大哥，你放我回去吧，我不是一条普通的金鱼，我是阿拉伯神灯的信使，如果你放我回海里的话，我可以实现你现在的愿望。”渔夫大喜过望，阿拉伯神灯他也听说过，真的可以让人实现心里的愿望。
于是渔夫说：“放你回去也可以，我想天天上网打游戏，可以吗？”
金鱼说：“当然可以了，从现在开始，你上网冲浪多久都没问题了。”渔夫听得眉开眼笑，捧着金鱼走到海边说：“我现在就放你回去，我以后还能找你吗？”金鱼说：“可以的，只要你来到这儿，对着大海大声喊阿拉伯神灯信使，我就会出现。
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渔夫连家都不回，兴高采烈地跑到网吧打游戏去了，像平时一样，没日没夜，一玩就是两天。当渔夫玩累了，想回家的时候，却被网吧老板拦住了，向他要上网费。渔夫急了，冲着老板嚷道：“我是阿拉伯神灯信使指定来玩游戏的，我想玩多久就玩多久，我还用得着给钱吗。
”老板以为遇到了神经病，但渔夫身上真的没钱，没办法，老板最后把他的衣服剥下来，让他回家拿钱来赎回。
渔夫那个气啊，直接来到海边，对着大海大喊阿拉伯神灯信使。金鱼果然出现了。渔夫说：“阿拉伯神灯信使，你为什么说话不算话。
”金鱼笑问：“大哥，你今年多大了？”渔夫告诉它25岁，金鱼又说， “都25岁了，你还相信有阿拉伯神灯啊？”
渔夫知道上当了，怒气冲冲地骂道：“你这死金鱼，放了你回去，你也用不着让我在网吧出丑呀！”金鱼笑道：“我让你回去上网游戏，没让你不用付钱啊。
我若不是贪图游戏（游波戏水），会被你抓到吗？ ”
说完，金鱼扎进海里不见了，剩下渔夫在岸边独自思考。
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THE FISHERMAN AND THE FLOUNDER
渔夫和金鱼的故事
[俄] 普希金
Once upon a tine there was an fisherman who lived with his wife in a poor hover bear the sea。
For thirty—three years the old fisherman went out to fish every day while the old woman was spinning at home。
One day the fisherman caught a flounder on his line。 Talking like a human the flounder begged the fisherman to let her go back into the sea, saying if he did so he could get whatever he wished for。
The kind fisherman didn’t ask for anything, but put the fish back into the sea, and said some kind words to bless her。
Then the fisherman went home, and told his wife about this strange thing。 The old woman cursed the old man saying he should have wished for something, if it were only a wooded tub。
The man did not know what to do。 So he went back to the blue sea to tell the flounder his wife’s wish。
“Just go home,” said the flounder。 “God bless you。 You’ll soon get a new tub。”
When the fisherman arrived home, they really had a new tub。
This time the old woman cursed the old man sharply for his foolishness and told him to go back to the flounder for a cottage。
The fisherman went back to the blue sea which was no longer calm。 The old man told the goddess--the flounder his wife’s wish。
The flounder readily agreed。
As the fisherman approached home, the hovel disappeared。 Instead, in front of him the old woman would curse him even more fiercely。
She wanted to be a hereditary lady。
When he got to the sea, the water could now be seen to be billowing and churning。
But still the flounder agreed to his request。
Then the man went home。 He saw the cottage had become a castle and the old woman was gorgeously dressed。
She not only cursed and beat the servants, but drove the old man to the stable to be a servant。
Weeks passed, the old woman became more and more discontented, and ordered the old man to go to and tell the flounder that she wanted to be a queen in leisure and comfort。
The man did not want to go, but the old woman swore at him and slapped his face。
So the fisherman could only go once more to the sea and told the flounder his wife’s wish。
The flounder promised his request would be fulfilled。
Then as the man went home, the castle became a palace。
The old woman was Queen。 Meanwhile, barons, counts and dukes were her servants。 As soon as she saw the old man enter, she ordered soldiers to drive him out。
Sometime later, the old woman grew dissatisfied。 She sent for the old man to tell the flounder that she wished to be the ruler of the sea, and have the beautiful flounder as her servant。
The old man did not dare to disobey, and went to the sea。 He saw the sea rise up in waves and roar。
After the flounder heard his words, she did not say anything, but, flapping her tail, swam out into the deep sea。
The fisherman did not get any answer , so he went home。 What he saw in front of him was the poor hovel。
The old woman was sitting on the threshold, and in front of her was the old, shabby tub。
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