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Long ago there was a poor boy named Aladdin who lived with his mother. One day when Aladdin was walking on the street, a stranger came up to him and claimed that he was Aladdin's uncle.  |
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| Aladdin didn't question him and brought him home to his mother and his mother welcomed him. | | |
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A few days later, this man told Aladdin he wanted to show him a really wonderful place, so Aladdin followed him out of the city.
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| But soon, Aladdin realized that this man wasn't his uncle, but some wicked wizard. He demanded Aladdin go down a secret passageway to bring back a lamp that he wanted. |
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"Do not touch the treasure you see in there, but go straight to the lamp," said the wizard. "And take this ring, it will protect you." Aladdin hesitated a bit, but did what he was told.
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| When he returned, he heard that the wizard was going to secretly kill him . The boy got scared and started to rub his hands and his ring. |
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| All of a sudden, a genie appeared. "What do you wish for, my Master?" asked the genie. Aladdin stuttered and said to the genie, "I just want to go home." |
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| Then, the genie granted his wish and he disappeared. Not surprisingly, Aladdin and his mother began to have a better life because of the magic ring and the lamp. |
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| He also married the Emperor's daughter with the help of the genie. Although the wicked wizard tried to trick them and take back the lamp, Aladdin and his smart Princess defeated the wizard and they lived happily ever after. |
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storyteller: CJ
illustrations: ©Vitali Konstantinov |
生字
stranger(n.) 陌生人
claim(v.) 宣稱
demand(v.) 要求
treasure(n.) 寶藏
hesitate(v.) 猶豫
genie(n.) 精靈
emperor(n.) 皇帝
defeat(v.) 打敗
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