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勇敢的小裁缝好词好句篇一：勇敢的小裁缝thebravelittletailorjacobandwilhelmgrimmthewoman,whohadhopedtomakeagoodsale,gavehimwhatheaskedfor,thenwentawayangryandgrumbling."maygodblessthisjamtogivemehealthandstrength,"saidthelittletailor.thentakingaloafofbreadfromhiscupboard,hecuthimselfalargesliceandspreaditwiththejam."thatisnotgoingtotastebad,"hesaid,"butiwillfinishthejacketbeforeibiteintoit."helaidthebreadasideandcontinuedhissewing,happilymakinghisstitcheslargerandlarger.meanwhilethesmellofthesweetjamrosetothewallwherealargenumberoffliesweresitting.attractedbythesmell,aswarmofthemsettledontothebread."hey!whoinvitedyou?"saidthelittletailor,drivingawaytheunbiddenguests.however,theflies,whodidnotunderstandgerman,wouldnotbeturnedaway,andtheycamebackinever-increasingnumbers.finally,losinghistemper,hereachedforapieceofclothandshouted,"wait,nowi'mgoingtogiveittoyou!"thenhitatthemwithoutmercy.whenhebackedoffandcounted,therewerenofewerthansevenofthemlyingdeadbeforehim,withtheirlegsstretchedout."aren'tyousomeone?"hesaidtohimself,surprisedathisownbravery.thewholetownshallhearaboutthis."hehastilycutoutabannerforhimself,thenembroideredonitwithlargeletters,sevenwithoneblow."thetown?"hesaidfurther."thewholeworldshallhearaboutthis!"andhisheartjumpedforjoylikealamb'stail.thetailortiedthebanneraroundhisbodyandsetforthintotheworld,forhethoughtthathisworkshopwastoosmallforsuchbravery.beforeleavinghelookedabouthishouseforsomethingthathecouldtakewithhim.findingnothingbutapieceofoldcheese,heputthatintohispocket.outsidethetowngatehefoundabirdthatwascaughtinabush.itwentintohispocketwiththecheese.hebravelytooktotheroad,andbeinglightandagilehedidnotgrowweary.theroadledhimupamountain,andwhenhereachedthetopahugegiantwassittingthere,lookingaroundcontentedly.thegiantlookedatthetailorwithcontempt,saying,"youwretch!youmiserablefellow!""youdon'tsay!"answeredthelittletailor.unbuttoninghiscoat,heshowedthebannertothegiant."youcanreadwhatkindofmaniam."thegiantreadsevenwithoneblow,andthinkingthatthetailorhadkilledsevenmen,hegainedsomerespectforthelittlefellow.buthedidwanttoputhimtothetest,sohepickedupastoneandsqueezeditwithhishanduntilwaterdrippedfromit."dowhatijustdid,"saidthegiant,"ifyouhavethestrength.""isthatall?"saidthelittletailor."thatischild'splayforsomeonelikeme."reachingintohispockethepulledoutthesoftcheeseandsqueezedituntilliquidranfromit."thatwasevenbetter,wasn'tit?"hesaid.thegiantdidnotknowwhattosay,forhedidnotbelievethelittleman.thenthegiantpickedupastoneandthrewitsohighthatitcouldscarcelybeseen."now,youlittledwarf,dothat.""youcanthrowwellenough,"saidthegiant,butnowlet'sseeifyouareabletocarryanythingproper."heledthelittletailortoamightyoaktreethathadbeencutdownandwaslyingontheground.hesaid,"ifyouarestrongenough,thenhelpmecarrythistreeoutofthewoods.""gladly,"answeredthelittleman."youtakethetrunkonyourshoulder,andiwillcarrythebranchesandtwigs.afterall,theyaretheheaviest."thegiantliftedthetrunkontohisshoulder,butthetailorsatdownonabranch,andthegiant,whocouldnotseebehindhimself,hadtodraglongtheentiretree,withthelittletailorsittingontop.cheerfulandingoodspirits,hewhistledthesong"therewerethreetailorswhorodeouttothegate,"asthoughcarryingatreewerechild'splay.thegiant,afterdraggingtheheavyloadalittleway,couldnotgoanyfurther,andhecalledout,"listen,ihavetodropthetree."thetailorjumpeddownagilely,tookholdofthetreewithbotharms,asthoughhehadbeencarryingit,andsaidtothegiant,"youaresuchabigfellow,andyoucan'tevencarryatree."theywalkedontogetheruntiltheycametoacherrytree.thegianttookholdofthetreetopwheretheripestfruitwashanging,bentitdown,andputitintothetailor'shand,invitinghimtoeat.however,thelittletailorwasmuchtooweaktoholdthetree,andwhenthegiantletgo,thetreesprangupward,throwingthetailorintotheair.whenhefellbacktoearth,withoutinjury,thegiantsaid,"what?youdon'thaveenoughstrengthtoholdthatlittleswitch?""thereisnolackofstrength,"answeredthelittletailor."doyouthinkthatthatwouldbeaproblemforsomeonewhokilledsevenwithoneblow?ijumpedoverthetreebecausehuntersareshootingdownthereinthebrush.jumpoverityourself,ifyoucan."thegiantmadetheattempt,butcouldnotclearthetreeandgotstuckinthebranches.sothelittletailorkepttheupperhandhereaswell.thelittletailoragreedandfollowedhim.whentheyreachedthecave,othergiantsweresittingtherebyafire.eachonehadaroastedsheepinhishandandwaseatingfromit.thelittletailorlookedaroundandthought,"itisalotmoreroomyherethaninmyworkshop.thegiantshowedhimabedandtoldhimtoliedownandgotosleep.however,thelittletailorfoundthebedtoolarge,soinsteadoflyingtherehecreptintoacorner.atmidnightthegiantthoughtthatthelittletailorwasfastasleep,sohegotup,tookalargeironbar,andwithasingleblowsmashedthebedintwo.hethoughthehadputanendtothegrasshopper.thelittletailorcontinuedonhisway,alwaysfollowinghispointednose.afterwanderingalongtime,hecametothecourtyardofaroyalpalace,andbeingtired,helaydowninthegrassandfellasleep.whilehewaslyingtherepeoplecameandlookedathimfromallsides,andtheyreadhisbanner,sevenwithoneblow."oh,"theysaid,"whatisthisgrea。