【推荐1】As I walked to the market this morning, I saw a poorly dressed old man with a towel covering his face sitting in front of a shop. I ____ he was a beggar looking for charity. I made a mental note that on my way back from the market I should give him whatever ____ I had.

A few feet away was a young man on the pavement ____ in a drunken state and no one who passed by took any ____ . I thought in my mind it was some good-for-nothing, drunkard who had ____ all his money on alcohol. I finished all my shopping, and walked back along the same road. When I reached the beggar, I put out my hand full of change ____ him asking him to take it. He shook his head as though saying that he did not need it. I ____ and pushed it into his hand .

As I stood there, ____ of my great act of charity, the beggar slowly got up, walked up to the young man lying on the pavement, and shook him awake, ____ him something close to his ear. I stood there watching with ____ as he walked to the tea shop, where he asked for something for which he paid with the money I gave and ____ a bread. He then went back to the young man, and helped him to ____ and eat the bread.

He noticed that I was still there so he said , “That young boy has not eaten for two days and has no energy even to sit up. That is why he ____   on the pavement.” Suddenly I felt so ____and admired the nonjudgemental ____ of a man who has so little compared to me.

【推荐3】Nearly 2,000 of us got together at the foot of the Washington Monument (纪念碑) on an early May morning. We were waiting for the opening ceremony of the Avon Walk for Breast Cancer (乳腺癌）to _________.

A woman passed by and _________ me, “Hi, I’m Mary. Who are you walking for?” she asked, smiling.

“My _________ Leslie,” I said, “Who died 7 years ago.”

As I started to _________, I thought about how lucky I was to have Leslie _________ a college roommate more than 30 years ago. In our freshman year, Leslie and I shared the same _________ — we both loved playing chess. We got to _________ each other over those games, taking turns asking questions about our families, our friends and our _________ and dislikes.

Once I was injured in an accident, I began to get _________. “I need a doctor, but I think the student health center is __________ at 6 pm,” I said to Leslie, holding up my injured finger.

“Come on,” Leslie said, “I know there’s a(n) __________ hospital three blocks down the street. We can walk there.” To cheer me up as we walked, Leslie suggested we tell jokes. I was __________ right away at the hospital, where Leslie and I continued to make each other __________. This kind of warmth could be experienced throughout our friendship.

In 2006, Leslie was diagnosed (诊断) with breast cancer. So I __________ my first Avon Walk in 2010 to __________ Leslie in some way, as she had helped me so many times since the night I hurt my __________.

__________ , Leslie died in 2012, less than a month before her 46th birthday.

I __________ continue to take part in the Avon Walk every year, with the other runners who also have lost __________ they loved, because when I walk I recall my favorite __________ with Leslie.