[9-12岁]奥兹国第三部 绿野仙踪 Ozma of Oz 电子书+音频 PDF +MP3

鸡舍里的女孩
风刮得很厉害，使海洋水慢跑，在其表面上散发出涟漪。然后，风将涟漪的边缘推开，直到变成波浪，然后将波浪推向四周，直到变成波浪。
滚滚的巨浪可怕地高：甚至比房屋的顶部还要高。实际上，其中有些像高大的树木一样高高耸起，看上去像群山。巨浪之间的鸿沟就像深谷。
狂风肆无忌caused地吹散着大洋的海水，造成了极大的风暴，而海洋上的暴风雨会造成许多奇怪的恶作剧，并造成巨大破坏。 。
当风开始吹来的时候，有一艘船在水面上航行得很远。当海浪开始滚滚而翻滚，变得越来越大时，船上下滚动，并向侧面倾斜（先是一种方式，然后是另一种方式），并大幅度地摇晃，以至连水手们也不得不紧紧抓住。绳索和栏杆，以防止自己被风吹走或直冲海中。
云层在天空中是如此浓密，以至于阳光无法穿透它们。白天变得漆黑如夜，加剧了暴风雨的恐怖。
船长不惧怕，因为他以前见过暴风雨，并安全地将他的船驶过。但是他知道，如果他们的乘客试图停留在甲板上，将会有危险，因此他将所有乘客都放进了机舱，并告诉他们待在那里直到暴风雨过去，并保持勇敢的心，不要害怕，并且他们一切都会好起来的。
现在，在这些乘客中有一个叫多萝西·盖尔（Dorothy Gale）的堪萨斯州小姑娘，她正和她的亨利叔叔一起去澳大利亚，探望一些……
The Girl in the Chicken Coop
The wind blew hard and joggled the water of the ocean, sending ripples across its surface. Then the wind pushed the edges of the ripples until they became waves, and shoved the waves around until they became billows.
The billows rolled dreadfully high: higher even than the tops of houses. Some of them, indeed, rolled as high as the tops of tall trees, and seemed like mountains; and the gulfs between the great billows were like deep valleys.
All this mad dashing and splashing of the waters of the big ocean, which the mischievous wind caused without any good reason whatever, resulted in a terrible storm, and a storm on the ocean is liable to cut many queer pranks and do a lot of damage.
At the time the wind began to blow, a ship was sailing far out upon the waters. When the waves began to tumble and toss and to grow bigger and bigger the ship rolled up and down, and tipped sidewise—first one way and then the other—and was jostled around so roughly that even the sailor-men had to hold fast to the ropes and railings to keep themselves from being swept away by the wind or pitched headlong into the sea.
And the clouds were so thick in the sky that the sunlight couldn't get through them; so that the day grew dark as night, which added to the terrors of the storm.
The Captain of the ship was not afraid, because he had seen storms before, and had sailed his ship through them in safety; but he knew that his passengers would be in danger if they tried to stay on deck, so he put them all into the cabin and told them to stay there until after the storm was over, and to keep brave hearts and not be scared, and all would be well with them.
Now, among these passengers was a little Kansas girl named Dorothy Gale, who was going with her Uncle Henry to Australia, to visit some