Module1DeepSouth【导读】你曾长期独处过吗？你能够孤身一人在荒岛上生活多年吗？你能够给自己建造房屋，学会种植谷物并制作面包，学会用动物的皮为自己缝制衣服吗？阅读下列节选内容，了解一下《鲁滨逊漂流记》中鲁滨逊的孤岛生活吧！RobinsonCrusoe(excerpt)Whendaycame，theseawasquietagain.Ilookedforourshipand，tomysurprise，itwasstillthereandstillinonepiece.“IthinkIcanswimtoit，”Isaidtomyself.SoIwalkeddowntotheseaandbeforelong，Iwasattheshipandwasswimmingroundit.ButhowcouldIgetontoit？Intheend，Igotinthroughaholeintheside，butitwasn'teasy.Therewasalotofwaterintheship，butthesandundertheseawasstillholdingtheshipinoneplace.Thebackoftheshipwashighoutofthewater，andIwasverythankfulforthisbecausealltheship'sfoodwasthere.IwasveryhungrysoIbegantoeatsomethingatonce.ThenIdecidedtotakesomeofitbacktotheshorewithme.ButhowcouldIgetitthere?Ilookedaroundtheship，andafterafewminutes，Ifoundsomelongpiecesofwood.Itiedthemtogetherwithrope.ThenIgotthethingsthatIwantedfromtheship.Therewasabigboxoffood—rice，andsaltedmeat，andhardship'sbread.Ialsotookmanystrongknivesandothertools，theship'ssailsandropes，paper，pens，books，andsevenguns.NowIneededalittlesailfromtheship，andthenIwasready.Slowlyandcarefully，Iwentbacktotheshore.Itwasdifficulttostopmythingsfromfallingintothesea，butintheendIgoteverythingontotheshore.NowIneededsomewheretokeepmythings.Thereweresomehillsaroundme，soIdecidedtobuildmyselfalittlehouseononeofthem.Iwalkedtothetopofthehighesthillandlookeddown，Iwasveryunhappy，becauseIsawthenthatIwasonanisland.Thereweretwosmallerislandsafewmilesaway，andafterthat，onlythesea.Justthesea，formileaftermileaftermile.Afteratime，Ifoundalittlecaveinthesideofahill.Infrontofit，therewasagoodplacetomakeahome.So，Iusedtheship'ssails，ropes，andpiecesofwood，andafteralotofhardworkIhadaveryfinetent.Thecaveatthebackofmytentwasagoodplacetokeepmyfood，andsoIcalleditmy“kitchen”．Thatnight，Iwenttosleepinmynewhome.ThenextdayIthoughtaboutthepossibledangersontheisland.Weretherewildanimals，andperhapswildpeopletoo，onmyisland？Ididn'tknow，butIwasveryafraid.SoIdecidedtobuildaverystrongfence.Icutdownyoungtreesandputthemintheground，inahalfcirclearoundthefrontofmytent.Iusedmanyoftheship'sropestoo，andintheendmyfencewasasstrongasastonewall.Nobodycouldgetoverit，throughit，orroundit.Makingtentsandbuildingfencesishardwork.Ineededmanytoolstohelpme.SoIdecidedtogobacktotheshipagain，andgetsomemorethings.Iwentbacktwelvetimes，butsoonaftermytwelfthvisittherewasanotherterriblestorm.Thenextmorning，whenIlookedouttosea，therewasnoship.WhenIsawthat，Iwasveryunhappy.“WhyamIalive，andwhyareallmyfriendsdead？”Iaskedmyself.“Whatwillhappentomenow，aloneonthisislandwithoutfriends？HowcanIeverescapefromit？”ThenItoldmyselfthatIwaslucky—luckytobealive，luckytohavefoodandtools，luckytobeyoungandstrong.ButIknewthatmyislandwassomewhereoffthecoastofSouthAmerica.Shipsdidnotoftencomedownthiscoast，andIsaidtomyself，“I'mgoingtobeonthisislandforalongtime.”So，onalongpieceofwood，Icutthesewords：Icamehereon30thSeptember1659.Afterthat，Idecidedtomakeacutforeachday.《鲁滨逊漂流记》节选当白天到来时，大海又恢复了平静。我寻找我们的船，令我惊诧的是它依然在那儿并且没有破碎。“我想我能够游到那儿，”我自言自语。于是，我朝大海里走去，不一会儿，我靠近了船绕着它游。只是，我怎样才可以上去呢？最后，我从船舷一侧的一个洞里钻了进去，但却很不容易。船里积了很...
