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安德鲁·卡内基:安德鲁·卡内基自传·补录 24
安德鲁·卡内基《安德鲁·卡内基自传》· Autobiography of Andrew Carnegie · 领导
Uncle Lauder has told me since that he often brought people into the room assuring them that he could make "Dod" (George Lauder) and me weep, laugh, or close our little fists ready to fight--in short, play upon all our moods through the influence of poetry and song. The betrayal of Wallace was his trump card which never failed to cause our little hearts to sob, a complete breakdown being the invariable result. Often as he told the story it never lost its hold. No doubt it received from time to time new embellishments. My uncle's stories never wanted "the hat and the stick" which Scott gave his. How wonderful is the influence of a hero upon children!
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定位:Additional excerpt 24 · 核对日期:2026-10-19 · 核验:短摘录
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劳德叔叔后来告诉我,他常带人进房间,保证能让我和乔治·劳德哭、笑或握紧小拳头准备打架——总之,通过诗歌和歌曲影响我们所有的情绪。背叛华莱士是他的王牌,总能让我们的小心脏抽泣,彻底崩溃是必然结果。尽管他常讲这个故事,却从未失去吸引力。无疑,它不时获得新的润色。我叔叔的故事从不缺少司各特给他的故事的那种“帽子和手杖”。英雄对儿童的影响多么奇妙啊!
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安德鲁·卡内基在自传中回忆童年时,叔叔劳德常给他和表弟乔治讲苏格兰英雄故事,尤其是威廉·华莱士的悲剧。
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你小时候听过哪个英雄故事,至今仍影响你的选择?
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