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The stewardesses were trotting around with the same plastic grins asking people if there was anything that they would like. There seemed to be a lot more people drinking liquor.The old woman from Ohio was telling my father that this was the first time she had ever flown in an airplane and that she was afraid something like this was going to happen. My father told her that he was sure that everything was going to be OK. Just then the captain came on again.“We have inspected the landing gear and determined the problem. We have repaired it to the best of our abilities and think it will hold during landing. It is securely in place now but there is a chance that it will not remain like that while we land.We are now flying circles over Seattle so as to use up the extra fuel which could possibly catch on fire if we were to belly land. I have notified the Seattle Airport and they are clearing a runway for us. Thank you very much.” After that everyone was even quieter. 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Five minutes from now， we will be passing out pillows and blankets for those that would like them to cover their heads when in the emergency positions for landing. I repeat， please do not be frightened.”The woman by the window was looking at snap-shots of her family talking silently to each one as if reciting a poem. My father had his arm around my shoulders and was talking to me. His voice was calm and measured， but I could see sweat standing out on his forehead.“It is now five minutes to landing time. If you would like a pillow， press your “hostess” call button and a pillow will be brought to you. Please stay calm and your collaboration is very important. Thank you.”My father's grip tightened on my shoulders and I was glad that he was giving me strength. The husband and wife across the aisle were embracing and tears were gliding down her swollen， pink， cheeks.“Will everyone please get into their emergency positions. Be calm and please do as we say. There are now two and a half minutes until landing.” I pressed my chin on my knees and closed my eyes after looking towards my father and seeing the old woman beyond him praying. Eyes closed， I could hear the stewardesses walking in the aisle and the old woman’s voice.“One minute until landing.” The only sound was that of the plane gliding slowly down. Everyone waited silently.“Thirty seconds， twenty， ten...”I felt the plane touch down on the runway， lurch， then begin to roll in the usual jerking way. I got up from my position slowly and saw firetrucks and ambulances lining the sides of the runway. I wanted to laugh and cry at the same time. “We made it，” my father said， his voice hoarse. The couple across the aisle kissed， and she lay her head on his shoulder. The old woman from Dayton， Ohio said， “I swear to God that I will never ride another airplane as long I live.” My father laughed and kissed her on the cheek.Writing Essays in English 用英语写论文Presented before the reader are six essays of different types， which respectively come under travel notes， linguistics， Englsih literature and American literature. Students are encouraged to read and make a study of these essays in the hope that they will get some inspiration of how to go about an eassy in English. To be able to write an English essay， the student must， apart from a fairly good command of the English language， be well acquainted with the subject he/she is writing about.Five of the six essays listed below are written by Chinese. This is deliberately arranged to show our reader what we Chinese， non-native speakers of English， can hopefully accomplish in writing. Nonetheless， we still provide an essay written by an American student to draw our reader's attention to the difference in style， format， diction and way of thinking between Chinese students who learn English as an acquired language and Americans who speak and use the English language as their mother tongue， a language they are born with.The titles of the six essays are：Splendour of the Fall—A Glimpse of the Life of Senior Viennese （Travel Notes）Teaching of English Phonetics in China（Linguistics）Love Prevails Over Hate （English Literature）A Study of the Various Interpretations of “Young Goodman Brown” （American Literature）“As Loving Hind”by Bradstreet （American Literature）Bryant’s Two Poems on Mortality （American Literature）本书收录的六篇论文分属四种不同类型，即游记、语言学、英国文学和美国文学。同学们可以仔细阅读这几篇论文以便从中得到启发，以后自己也学着写。要写好一篇论文除了有较为扎实的英语基本功之外，还必须熟悉自己所写的论文的主题及内容。六篇论文中有五篇是中国人写的，其目的是想告诉读者中国人也能写好英文。尽管如此，我们还是为大家提供一篇由美国学生写的论文。毕竟中国学生的英语不是母语，是后学的，而美国人的英文则是母语。可以说是生来就会的。我们可从中找出他们在风格、格式、用词甚至思想方式上存在的差异。六篇论文的题目分别是：秋天的色彩——维也纳老人生活一瞥（游记）中国的英语语音教学一览（语言学）爱战胜恨（英国文学）对《好青年布朗》不同解释的研究（美国文学）布雷兹特里特的爱情诗（美国文学）布赖恩特论人生终极的两首诗（美国文学）……TOP 其它信息 装帧：精装页数：162 开本：32开

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