（会发光会说3句话） 会喊娘亲 爹地 会叫糖宝 会说我饿了

　　47、你微笑地看着我，不说一句话。而我知道，为了这个，我已经等了很久了。

　　48、孝顺父母。不只是嘴上说说，即使多打几个电话也是很好的。

　　49、生命苦短，只是美德能将它传到遥远的后世。

　　50、人生自古谁无死，留取丹心照汗青。

　　51、你的人生握不住，就任凭日月星辰摆布。

　　52、人的成长要接受4个方面的教育——父母、老师、书籍，社会。有趣的是，后者似乎总是与前面3种背道而驰。

　　53、每一种人生都是大家建筑的。

　　54、人如果靠吃饭活着，那饭不叫饭，叫饲料。

　　55、别人光鲜的背后或者有着太多不为人知的痛苦。

　　56、果子熟透了，就蹲下来。还没熟的，都踮起脚尖。

　　57、你想摆谱，得先打好底色。

　　58、生命，如果跟时代的崇高的责任联系在一起，你就会感到它永垂不朽。

　　59、每一个结局都是自己亲手裁缝的。

　　60、生命如同寓言，其价值不在长短，而在内容。

　　61、不说谎话，因为总有被拆穿的一天。

　　62、一个女人喜欢一个男人时，她希望听到谎言;当一个女人厌恶一个男人时，她希望听到真理。

　　63、尽量充实自己。不要停止学习。不管学习什么，语言，厨艺，各种技能。

　　64、为了追求光和热，人宁愿舍去自己的生命。生命是可爱的，但寒冷的、寂寞的生，却不如轰轰烈烈的死。
Maraquito soon received an answer to her letter. It stated that Lord Caranby would be pleased to receive her on Sunday afternoon at three o’clock, and that Miss Saxon would be present. When Maraquito read this she smiled an evil smile and went out to make a certain purchase which had to do with her visit. Had Lord Caranby known of her wicked intention he would rather have cut off his right arm than have subjected Juliet to the danger she was about to undergo. But he never credited Maraquito with such calculated wickedness.

On Sunday afternoon the old gentleman was seated near the fire, carefully dressed as usual, but looking very ill. He suffered, as he had told Jennings, from an incurable complaint, and there was no chance of his recovering. But he refused to take to his bed, and insisted on keeping his feet. Cuthbert often came to see him, but on this particular afternoon Caranby had manoeuvred him out of the way by sending him to see an old friend with a message about his illness. Cuthbert never suspected what was in the wind or he certainly would not have gone. Afterwards, he bitterly regretted that he had not told Caranby of Maraquito’s threat against Juliet. Had he done so, Caranby would never have received her. As it was, the old lord waited patiently for the woman who was about to bring disaster in her train. Precisely at three o’clock his servant showed up a lady. “Madame Durand,” he announced, and then retired, leaving his master alone with a bent, crooked old woman who walked with the aid of a cane, and seemed very ill.