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SectionⅢLesson2&Lesson3[学生用书P37]WarMemoriesADoChucisafortyeightyearold①VietnamesefarmerwhosetwodaughtersandanauntwerekilledbyAmericansoldiersinMyLaithatday②.HeandhisfamilywereeatingbreakfastwhentheAmericansoldiersenteredthevillage③andorderedthemfromtheirhomes.Togetherwith④othervillagerstheyweremarchedafewhundredmetresintothevillagesquarewheretheyweretoldtosit⑤.“Stillwehadnoreasontobeafraid，”Chucremembers.“Everyonewascalm.We’dseenitallbefore.”Then,insurprise⑥hewatchedasthesoldierssetup⑦amachinegun.Thecalmended.Thepeoplebeganweeping⑧andbegging.Onemanshowedhisidentification⑨paperstoasoldier,buttheAmericansimplysaid,“Sorry.”Thentheshooting⑩started.Chucwaswoundedintheleg⑪andalmostunconscious⑫，buthewascoveredbyapile⑬ofdeadbodiesandthussaved.Afterwaitinganhour,hefled⑭thevillage.(AdaptedfromMyLaibySeymourHersh)①fortyeightyearold是由“num.＋n.＋adj.”构成的复合形容词，常作前置定语，其中的名词用单数形式。②whosetwodaughters...是whose引导的定语从句，修饰farmer。③此处是was/weredoing...when...结构，意为：正在做……这时……④togetherwith一起，一道⑤此处的where引导定语从句，修饰square。⑥insurprise吃惊地，惊奇地⑦setup竖起；架起⑧weep[wiːp]vt.&vi.哭泣，流泪⑨identificationn．身份⑩shoot[ʃuːt]vi.&vt.射击⑪bewoundedintheleg伤了某人的腿部⑫unconsciousadj.失去知觉的⑬pile[paIl]n．堆；apileof一堆……⑭fleev．逃跑战争记忆A杜沙是一个48岁的越南农民，他的两个女儿和一个姑姑在“美莱大屠杀”那天被美国兵杀害了。他和家里人正在吃早饭，美国兵令他们离开家。他们和其他村民一起被驱赶了几百米，走进了村里的广场，在那里他们被命令坐下。“我们仍然觉得没什么可怕的。”杜沙回忆道，“每个人都很平静。我们以前都经历过这样的事情。”接着，他吃惊地看到美国兵架起了一挺机关枪。人们无法再平静了，开始哭泣，乞求。一个男人给一个美国兵看他的身份证件，但是这个美国人只是说了句“对不起”。接下来，扫射开始了。杜沙腿部受了伤，几乎失去了知觉，但是他被一堆尸体盖住了，捡了一条命。等了一个小时后，他逃离了这个村子。(摘选自西摩赫什的《美莱大屠杀》)BWewereonthefrontier⑮andonChristmasmorningwestuckup⑯aboardwith“AMerryChristmas”onit.Theenemyhadstuckupasimilarone.Twoofourmenthenthrewtheirequipmentoff⑰andclimbedoutofthetrench⑱withtheirhandsabovetheirheads⑲asourrepresentatives⑳.TwooftheGermansdidthesame.Theygreetedeachotherandshookhands.Thenweallgotoutofthetrench.Bill(ourofficer)triedtopreventitbutitwastoolatesoheandtheotherofficersclimbedouttoo.WeandtheGermanswalkedthroughthemudandmetinthemiddleofnoman’sland.Wespentalldaywithoneanother.SomeofthemcouldspeakEnglish.Bythelookofthem,theirtrencheswereinasbadastateasourown.Oneoftheirmen,speakinginEnglish,remarkedthathehadworkedinEnglandforsomeyearsandthathewasfeduptotheneckwiththiswarandwouldbegladwhenitwasover.Wetoldhimhewasn’ttheonlyonewhowasfedupwithit.TheGermanofficeraskedBillifwewouldlikeacoupleofbarrelsofbeerandtheybroughtthemovertous.Billdistributedthebeeramongusandweconsumedthelot.TheofficerscametoanunderstandingthatwewouldcelebrateChristmasinpeaceuntilmidnight.Justbeforemidnightwealldecidednottostartfiringbeforetheydid.We’dformedabondandduringthewholeofBoxingDayweneverfiredashotandtheythesame;eachsideseemedtobewaitingfortheothertosettheballrolling.OneoftheirmenshoutedacrossinEnglishandaskedhowwehadenjoyedthebeer.Werepliedthatwewereverygratefulandspentthewholedaychattingwiththem.Thateveningwewerereplacedby...