Ask for a million pounds of English classic quotations of about 30 words, in English

they saw many honest faces go by that were not intelligent enough; many that were intelligent, but not honest enough; many that were both, but the possessors were not poor enough, or, if poor enough, were not strangers.

They examined the faces that passed by the window. Some are honest, but they are not smart enough; Some are smart enough, but not honest enough; There are also many who are wise and honest, but they are not completely poor; Wait until you are destitute. And not an outsider - always not as good as it could be.

I read it from beginning to end, and I think this paragraph is more appropriate.

What's the use of asking people without looking?

1. They inspect the faces that pass by the window. Although some are honest, they are not smart enough to rent losses; Some are smart enough, but not honest enough; There are also many who are wise and honest, but they are not completely poor;

2. I have seen a lot of people, and I know that if they find out that they have given a million pounds of money for a tramp, they will never blame themselves for having bad eyes, and they will not scold the tramp for a bloody squirt.

3. He took it with a smile, this is the kind of smile that is everywhere, there are wrinkles in the smile, there are folds in the smile, circle after circle, like throwing a brick into the pool; However, after just one glance at the banknote, his smile froze, and his face changed dramatically, like the undulating, bug-crawling solidified lava you see on the flats at the foot of Mount Vesuvius.

4. I am alone in the world, except for my own intelligence and innocence, I have nothing to rely on; However, this made me down-to-earth, not dreaming of making a fortune without a shadow, and running for my future with all my heart.

5. Let's talk about that salary; Except for salary and love, everything is not to be discussed; Sometimes it's about love, sometimes it's about salary, sometimes it's both.

6. Henry, not only did this make me understand how wide you really are; It also made me understand how poor I really am - very poor, miserable, waste, no way out, no hope!

7. Originally, I could pick up the pear and eat it blatantly, but now the pear is gone; Because of that unlucky errand, I lost my pears.

8. Needless to say, I stopped, and my eyes full of desire covered the dirty treasure. My mouth was watering, and my stomach was reaching out, begging for this baby with all my heart. However, as soon as I just moved, I wanted to pick pears, and there was always a pair of sharp eyes passing by.

9. Although this thing is useless to me, like dung, I have to beg for a living, and at the same time take care of it and take care of it. Even if I wanted to give it to someone, I couldn't do it, because no matter whether it was an honest citizen or a thief who cut the path, he wouldn't take it anyway, and he wouldn't even touch it.

10. I was thinking about that beauty difference, and my expectations began to rise. Needless to say, salaries are by no means small. I'm going to start work in a month, and I'll be all the best from now on. In the blink of an eye, I felt so good about myself.

In this lesson, the personalities of Todd and the boss are already on the page, thanks to the author Mark Twain's vivid descriptions of the characters' movements, nuanced expressions, and penetrating language descriptions. Such wonderful sentences can be found everywhere in the short story "Million Pounds". (Present the following paragraphs).

1) His gaze was glued to the big bill, like five thunderbolts. He was praying to God with all his heart, and it seemed that he could not move his hands or feet.

2) He returned to normalcy and apologized again and again that he couldn't find this big ticket, and he wouldn't accept it no matter what I said. He wanted to see it in his heart, and looked at the big ticket vigorously; It seems that no matter how you look at it, you can't fill your eyes, but you don't dare to touch it with trepidation, just like ordinary people will lose their lives as soon as they receive the fairy qi on the ticket.

The smile was all over the face, with folds, wrinkles, and spirals, like when you threw a brick into a pond;

1) I waited for ......He led me to a room in the back, took out a bunch of clothes that people wouldn't want, and chose the most lame one for me. (Feelings are described through action: arrogant and mean).

2) The guy put on a very mean face and said, "Ah, yes? Hmph, of course I also expected you to bring no change. I think a broad person like you will only bring big tickets. Describe feelings through language: judge people by their appearance).