1. 情感描写
hesitate vi. 犹豫，迟疑 satisfaction n. 满意；满足，达到 stick with持续，坚持
2. 动作描写
stretch vt.& vi.伸展，舒展，拉长；伸出；(使)延伸 prevent vt.阻止，阻碍
lack vt.& vi.没有，缺乏，不足，短缺 in response to对……作出反应；作为对……的回复
3. 环境描写
nearby adj.附近的，邻近的 adv.在附近，不远 position n. 处境；位置；姿势；观点；地位
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与北极熊斗智斗勇
一只在附近湖边玩耍的年轻公熊嗅到了我们蒜蓉面包的味道，然后他靠着他的嗅觉到了我们的位置。他太饿了，似乎马上就会把我们吞下去。我们该怎么办呢？突然，我想到了一个好主意。我打算用面包来阻止他的攻击。我把面包尽可能地扔向远处。它确实有效了。熊毫不犹豫地朝面包方向跑去。应我们的要求，直升机很快就到了。我们满意地爬了进去。这真是一次可怕而宝贵的经历。
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Many years ago, I worked at a very small county animal shelter. Under the state regulations, we were only allowed to keep a dog for a certain period of time before it was claimed by its owner. Unluckily, we had limited space, and when a new dog came in, we had to make room for it somehow. It wasn't always the most pleasant task.
One day, about an hour before closing time, a small, elderly, red dog was sent here. We had no space and didn't know what we should do. My heart broke. In fact, we were supposed to let go of one of the dogs who had been there too long, but the volunteers had been putting in extra hours, bathing the dogs, and taking their pictures to try to find them homes. We were full, but the other dogs all stood a good chance of finding a home if they just had some time.
That little old dog waddled over to me and sat at my feet. She looked up with cloudy eyes, and then curled up on the floor. I bent down, lifted her to the desk, and gave her a quick exam. Her teeth were in terrible condition, but it appeared the cause was a lifetime of canned food. Someone was surely looking for this princess.
We found her a box. To our surprise, the dog whined and wagged her tail. I set her down on the floor, and she waddled over and climbed into the box! I decided to take her home for the night, and she could spend the days in the office until her owner came. Then we wouldn't have to put down another dog to open a cage.
I finished up my paperwork while the old dog slept in the box. When it was time to leave, she followed me.
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In the morning, she accompanied me to work.
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One of our volunteers knew an old woman who would love this dog.
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