（会发光会说3句话） 会喊娘亲 爹地 会叫糖宝 会说我饿了

　　1、每一个善良的人都是勤劳的农夫，在或肥沃或贫瘠的土地上播种着爱心，他们付出的心血虽不尽相同，但目的都只有一个：收获爱心。

　　2、如果惧怕前面跌宕的山岩，生命就**只能是死水一潭。

　　3、当狂风在你耳边呼啸时，你只当它微风拂面;当暴雨在你眼前倾泻时，你只当它屋檐滴水;当闪电在你头顶肆虐时，你只当它萤火流逝。人，决不能在逆境面前屈服。

　　4、友情，是人生一笔受益匪浅的储蓄。这储蓄，是患难中的倾囊相助，是错误道路上的逆耳忠言，是跌倒时的一把真诚搀扶，是痛苦时抹去泪水的一缕春风。

　　5、如果我们能够勇敢地去爱，坚强地去宽容，大度地去为别人的快乐而高兴，明智地理解身边充满爱意，那么我们就能够取得别的生物所不能取得的成就。

　　6、人生路上几人来，几人走，几多欢喜，几多忧愁，为何会如此不堪。相遇不易，相守很难，珍惜且珍惜。

　　7、虽然有些朋友很平凡，但很真诚，这种友情的情份比金重，我不畏惧所有困难，**怕都是些无意义的困难，能够透明的生活，必然是坦荡的。

　　8、人生之路，从起点到终点，奔波忙碌中也遇人无数。能有缘遇到，同路，并肩走上一程，即算缘分和幸事。然而人生的残酷在于，绝少或者没有人能一路相陪。所以，人，注定了要学会一个人走。

　　9、爱到浪漫，是刚开始。爱到痛苦，是要分手。爱到平淡，就该结婚。感情发展到不同时期，就要做不同事。没有一辈子的浪漫和甜蜜，真正能长伴你身边的，只是慢慢老去的熟悉。情浓时说的一切都不可信，情淡时的每一天才是真。记住啊，陪在身边才算拥有，爱到习惯才能长久。

　　10、握在手里的，不一定就是我们真正拥有的;我们所拥有的，也不一定就是我们真正铭刻在心的!其实人生很多时候需要自觉的放弃!放弃一个心仪却无缘份的朋友;放弃某段投入却无收获的感情;放弃某种选择，也许会因此伤感，而这伤感并不妨碍我们新的开始!安然一份放弃，固守一份洒脱!

　　11、世上没有十全十**东西，没有十全十**人，关键是清楚到底想要什么。得到想要的，肯定会失去另外一部分。如果什么都想要，只会什么都得不到。经历了摔打，经历了风险，不历事不晓事难。经事越多越聪颖，历事越多越干练。没有任何人可以击垮你，也没有任何人能够拯救你，人只要拥有信念，有所追求，什么艰苦都能忍受，什么环境都能适应，成功，就是征服自己。人，不怕渺小，只怕卑微，生活是公平的，要活出精彩，需要一颗奋进的心。风起时，笑看落花;风停时，淡看天际。
“Get him to tell all at once,” he whispered, “he’s going.”

“Yes, I’m going,” murmured Hale. “I don’t mind, though I am sorry to leave Maraquito. Well,” he added, in a stronger voice. “I went out to see what was up. We found Emilia lying dead near the tree. She had been stabbed to the heart. A bowie knife was near. In great alarm I got Maraquito to come out, as the body could not be left there. We dropped it down the tree-trunk and got it into the factory. Then we wondered what was to be done. Maraquito suggested we should take it back to the sitting-room, and then, people being ignorant of the passage, no one would know how Emilia had met with her death. I thought there was nothing else to be done. We carried the body through the passage and placed it in the chair. I arranged the cards on the lap, knowing the servant had seen Emilia in that position, and that it would still further throw prying people”— here Hale glanced at Jennings —“off the scent. Hardly had we arranged this and closed the floor, over us when we heard that someone was in the room. It was a woman, and we heard her speaking to the corpse, ignorant that the woman was dead. Then we heard a suppressed shriek. We guessed it was a woman, at least I did, but Maraquito was quicker and knew more. She said it was Miss Saxon, and at once became anxious to fix the blame on her. But I was afraid lest things should be discovered, so I dragged Maraquito back to the factory. I believe Miss Saxon found the knife and then ran out, being afraid lest she should be discovered and accused. This was what Maraquito wanted. She suddenly escaped from me and ran back to the secret entrance. By shifting the floor a little she saw into the room. It was then eleven. She saw also that the knife was gone, and it struck her that Miss Saxon could not be far off.”

“She was not,” said Jennings, “she was hidden in the field of corn.”