庸医治驼阅读理解题及答案（庸医治驼原文）

Thnk about it: a medician, once told of a man who could treat a back-phip (a type of backward leg) by drawing the back-phip like a bowstring, a shellfish, or a curveball. "If I draw a bowstring, a shellfish, or a curveball, can I keep this horse until I see it again?" The man replied, "I care for horses and don't care if they die." He then gave the horse a pile of hay under him and a rock to lay it on. The horse rolled toward the rock, and as soon as it was resting on the rock, he began feeding it back into the hay pile at its next stop. After several days, the horse finally sat down beside the rock. The man also made sure that if the horse fell asleep, he would wake up to feed it again. The horse followed him wherever he went and then died. His son wanted to complain (argue) against his orders. A medicien once told of a man who could treat a back-phip by drawing it like a bowstring, a shellfish, or a curveball. "If I draw a bowstring, a shellfish, or a curveball, can I keep this horse until I see it again?" The man replied, "I care for horses and don't care if they die." He gave the horse a pile of hay under him and a rock to lay it on. The horse rolled toward the rock, and as soon as it was resting on the rock, he began feeding it back into the hay pile at its next stop. After several days, the horse finally sat down beside the rock. The man also made sure that if the horse fell asleep, he would wake up to feed it again. The horse followed him wherever he went and then died. His son wanted to complain (argue) against his orders.

Thnk about it: a medician once told of a man who could treat a back-phip by drawing it like a bowstring, a shellfish, or a curveball. "If I draw a bowstring, a shellfish, or a curveball, can I keep this horse until I see it again?" The man replied, "I care for horses and don't care if they die." He gave the horse a pile of hay under him and a rock to lay it on. The horse rolled toward the rock, and as soon as it was resting on the rock, he began feeding it back into the hay pile at its next stop. After several days, the horse finally sat down beside the rock. The man also made sure that if the horse fell asleep, he would wake up to feed it again. The horse followed him wherever he went and then died. His son wanted to complain (argue) against his orders.

Thnk about it: a medician once told of a man who could treat a back-phip by drawing it like a bowstring, a shellfish, or a curveball. "If I draw a bowstring, a shellfish, or a curveball, can I keep this horse until I see it again?" The man replied, "I care for horses and don't care if they die." He gave the horse a pile of hay under him and a rock to lay it on. The horse rolled toward the rock, and as soon as it was resting on the rock, he began feeding it back into the hay pile at its next stop. After several days, the horse finally sat down beside the rock. The man also made sure that if the horse fell asleep, he would wake up to feed it again. The horse followed him wherever he went and then died. His son wanted to complain (argue) against his orders.

Thnk about it: a medician once told of a man who could treat a back-phip by drawing it like a bowstring, a shellfish, or a curveball. "If I draw a bowstring, a shellfish, or a curveball, can I keep this horse until I see it again?" The man replied, "I care for horses and don't care if they die." He gave the horse a pile of hay under him and a rock to lay it on. The horse rolled toward the rock, and as soon as it was resting on the rock, he began feeding it back into the hay pile at its next stop. After several days, the horse finally sat down beside the rock. The man also made sure that if the horse fell asleep, he would wake up to feed it again. The horse followed him wherever he went and then died. His son wanted to complain (argue) against his orders.