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高二英语试卷第I卷（满分100分）第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分）第一节（共5小题；每小题1.5分，共7.5分）听下面5段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。听完每段对话后，你都有10

秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话仅读一遍。1.WhereisJimmynow?A.Atahotel.B.Athome.C.Atthelab.2.Whatistheman?A.Await

er.B.Ataxidriver.C.Aconductor.3.WhatdoesthemanthinkofYaoMing?A.Heisthetallestbasketballplayerintheworld.B.Heisfamousalloverthew

orld.C.HeisonlywellknowninChina.4.Whatwillthewomandofortheman?A.Washhisclothes.B.Takehimtothesupermarket.C

.Gethimsomefruit.5.Whycouldn’tthewomangetthroughtotheman?A.Hismobilewasstolen.B.Hismobiledidn’twork.C.Hismobilewasp

oweroff.第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5分，共22.5分）听下面5段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟;听完后，各小题将给出5秒钟

的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。听第6段材料，回答第6至7题。6.WhodidFredhaveafightwithlastnight?A.Hisbrother.B.Thepoliceman.C.Thestorekeeper.7.Whatcanwelearnfromtheconversa

tion?A.Fredwasslightlyhurt.B.Thecarwasmovedawaybythepolicemen.C.ThedrugstorewasdestroyedbyFred.听第7段材料，回答第8至

10题。8.Whatdowelearnaboutthecouple?A.Theyareonvacation.B.Thewifedoesn’tliketotravel.C.Theywentonatripla

styear.9.Howlongdoesthetripintheadvertisementtake?A.10days.B.Twoweeks.C.21days.10.Whydoesn’tthewifelikethetrip?A.Shedoesn’tliketoliveonth

eship.B.Shepreferstostayinoneplace.C.Shedoesn’tlikethefood.听第8段材料，回答第11至13题。11.Whyisthewomansohappy?A.Shestartedcarrying

acreditcard.B.ShegotanIDcardofherown.C.She’sgotsomemoneybelongingtoher.12.Whatadvicedoesthemangivethewoman?A.Shemusthaveenoughmoneywithhe

r.B.Sheshouldnotbuyeverythingshewants.C.ShemustcareabouthercreditcardandIDcard.13.Howmuchcanthewomanspendatmostwithhercreditcard?A.500.B.1,50

0.C.50.听第9段材料，回答第14至16题。14.Whatdoesthemanmakethephonecallfor?A.Hewantstomakeareservation.B.Hewantstobuildapenthouse.C.Hewantstogetsomebooks.1

5.WhoisTonyParker?A.Thepersonwhohandlesbookingsforstandardrooms.B.Thepersonwhomakesallthearrangementsfore

xecutiveaccounts.C.Thepersonwhomanagesthehotel.16.Whatistheman’sphonenumber?A.6608433233.B.6608433235.C.6608433230.听第10段材料

，回答第17至20题。17.HowdidthewritergetbacktoVancouver?A.Bytrain.B.Byair.C.Bysea.18.Accordingtothetext,whatdoyouthinkthewriteris?A.Sheisanartist.B.S

heisateacher.C.Sheisastudent.19.HowlongdidthewriterstayinCanada?A.Aweek.B.Twoweeks.C.Amonth.20.Whodidthewritermeetonth

etrain?A.ShemetanAmericanwoman.B.ShemetaChinesewoman.C.ShemetanIndianwoman.第二部分阅读理解(共两节，满分40分)第一节(共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分)阅读下列短文，从

每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。AAirbnbrentalsEntireapartmenthostedbyDaniel2guests.Studio.1bed.1bath.$135Airbnbstarrate4.87(230re

views)Entirehome:You'llhavetheapartmenttoyourself.Self-check-in:Checkyourselfinwiththelockbox.Sparklingclean:13%recentguestssaidthisplacewasspark

lingclean.DanielisasuperhostClosetoWellsbeachandRoute1shopping,restaurants,andetc.Privatewithitsownfullb

athroomandfullkitchenthat'slocatedintheroom.High-speedWi-Fi,andAC/heat.ComfyQueensizebedwithbeddinglinens.Idon'td

olongtermrentalsforthesummerbutpleasemessagemeifyou'dliketodoalong-termrentalfromOctobertoMay.PrivateroominapartmenthostedbySarah1gue

st.1bedroom.1bed，1sharedbath.$213Airbnbstarrate4.56(98reviews)SarahisasuperhostAcheerful,sunnyroominabright

andwell-litstreet-sideapartment.Welovepeople-watchingfromthewindowsandtheconveniencetothesubway.Wearejustashortsubwa

yridefromthedowntown.Check-inbefore9p.m.ThespacePrivateroominaverycleanapartment2blocksfromthesubway.Sharedbathroo

mandkitchen.Wi-fiincludedthroughyourowndevice.EntirecabinhostedbySelena2guests.Cabin.1bed.1bath.$90Airbnbstarrate4.91(23reviews)S

elenaisasuperhostOurcabinissituatedveryclosetotheendoftheroadthatrunsnorthalongtheeastsideoftheSecheltInlet.Th

ereislittlebesideswilderness,accessedonlybyplaneorboat.Asaresult,itisveryquietupherewithlittletonotraffic.Wekeepou

rcanoewhichisalwaysavailabletoourgueststouse.InformationfortransportDrivingisundoubtedlythebestwaytogetaroundthecoastasthereis

alottoseeanddo,andnotalotofpublictransportoptionsavailable.Itmightbepossibleforustocomepickguestsupfromthecoast,Doletusknowifthatisthecase.21

.HowmanyguestshaveratedDaniel'sapartmentassparklingcleanprobably?A.52.B.24.C.17.D.30.22.Whichrentalplacehastheeasiestaccesstopubli

ctransportation?A.Sarah's.B.Selena's.C.Daniel's.D.None.23.Whichisthetruestatementaccordingtothepassage?A.Danielofferslongt

ermrentalsinthesummer.B.GuestsownafullbathroominSarah'sapartment.C.ItispossibletocallSelenaforapickupatherconvenience.D

.YouarenotallowedtousetheSelena'scanoe.BIsupposeitstartedwhenaprivatemessageappearedinmyFacebookMessengerinbox.Itwas

fromawomanImetbrieflythroughafriend.Itsaid:"Hey,girlfriend.Wanttoinviteyoutojoinmynextchallengegroup-we'llbe

focusingonfittingin30minutesofexercise,balancednutritionandmotivation.Letmehelpyoureachyourgoals!”Ilaugheditoffandclosedmybrowser(浏览器)butthemea

ningbehindthemessagestuckwithmeallday.Themorethedayswenton,theheavierhermessageweighedonme.Theinsecurityaboutmybodywasbrou

ghttolifebyonelittleFacebookmessage.Thatgotmethinkingaboutsocialmediaingeneralandhowittookuptoomuchofmytime.Itriedtoremember

whatlifewaslikewithoutFacebook.SurfingtheInternetwasanoccasionaldistraction(分心)andIspentalotmoretimereading.Iprintedoutphotosandputtheminalbums.C

heckinginwithfriendshappenedthroughtexts,e-mailsorphonecalls.Waslifeeasierthenthanitisnow?Inanefforttobothrecreatethesimplicityofthoseday

sandsetahealthierexampleformyson,IclosedmyFacebookaccount.Ifeltlostatfirst.However,leavingFacebookleftmymindquietenough

torememberafewimportantthings.Mybodyisfinejustthewayitis:Thoughfat,Iamhealthy.Myclosefriendswilltextorcallmeiftheyarestruggling.Ourhappymoments

asafamilywerestrengthenedbecauseIwascompletelypresentandthebreakleftmefeelingbetteraboutmyself,myfamilyandmylife.After

afewweeks,IreturnedtoFacebook.Ilookedinonadailybasis，butonlyoncewithlittledesiretopostasmuchasIoncedid.Fac

ebookisnotanaddictionanymore.24.Whydoestheauthormentionthewoman'smessage?A.Tointroduceachallengegetup.B.Toprovethebenefito

fFacebook.C.Toindicatemanypeoplecareabouther.D.Toshowtheeffectofsocialmediaonher.25.Howdidtheauthorfeelafterreadingthemessage?A.Excited.

B.Relaxed.C.Happy.D.Upset.26.Howdidtheauthorsetagoodexampleforherchild?A.Shespentmoretimereading.B.Shesharedmorewithfriends.C.SheclosedherFaceb

ookaccount.D.Shebegantoworkouteveryday.27.Whatcanweknowabouttheauthor?A.Sheisunhealthy.B.ShelooksalittlefatC.SheisaddictedtoFacebook.D

.Shedoesn'tliketakingexercise.CArecentstudyshowsthatthewidespreadideathatchildrenhavedifferentlearningstylesisoflittle

benefittochildren'slearning.Theresearchersmadeaquestionnaireaboutpeople'sattitudestowardslearningstyles.Over90percento

fparticipantssaidtheybelievedinvariouslearningstyles.Theyagreedthatsomekidspickupinformationbetterwhenit

'spresentedvisually,butothersphysicallyorbylistening.Andaroundhalfofthepeopletestedsaidtheybelievedt

hatwearehornwithlearningstylesthatcaneasilyheidentifiedandpasseddownfromparents.Despitethelong-standingtheory，thereisnoevidencetosug

gesttailoringaperson'slearningexperiencetotheirself-reportedlearningstylehelpsthemtopickupinformation,thestudyfound.ShayleneNancekivell,aresearcher

ofthestudy,toldNewsweek:“Iamveryconcernedthatparent;andeducatorsmayhewastingmoneyandtimeusingineffectivelearningtoo

ls.Thepopularityofthewrongideaaboutlearningstylesmeansthatitisveryeasytospendmoneyandtimeonprogramst

hatmaynotbehelpingchildrenlearn.”ProfessorPaulKirschnertoldNewsweek:“Therealproblemisthatthetheoryoflearningstylesrobschildrenofopportunitiestolearn

bybrandingthemasbelongingtoaspecificgroupthatcannotdocertainthings.It'salsoagoodexcuseforparentstoblameteachersandschoolsfortheirchildren'spo

orstudyhabitsandforschoolsandteacherstoblamemakersoflearningmaterials.”Askedtocommentonthelimitationsofthenewstudy,Dr.AngelUrbina-Garcia,ale

cturerattheU.K.'sUniversityofHullwhowasnotinvolvedintheresearch,toldNewsweek:"Itisagoodstudyalthoughnotoutstandinggiventhesmal

lsample(样本)."28.Whichofthefollowingideasaboutlearningstylesismostwidelyaccepted?A.Theyhavebeenformedsinceborn.B.Theycanhelppredictachild'sfuture.

C.Theycanbepasseddownfromparents.D.Theydifferfrompersontoperson.29.WhatisShayleneNancekivellconcernedabout?A.Thewasteofmoneyandtimeonimproper

learningtools.B.Theeducationlevelofparentsandeducators.C.Thebeliefsofparticipantsaboutlearningstyles.D.Thedegreeofstudents'academicdevo

tion.30.Whydoesthenewstudyhaveitslimitation?A.Peoplearepaidtocollectinformation.B.Onlymalevolunteersanswerth

equestionnaire.C.Notmanyparticipantsareinterviewed.D.Ageisnotconsideredinthestudy.31.What'sthemainideao

fthetext?A.Classifyingchildrentogroupsmayundervaluetheirabilities.B.Thetheoryoflearningstylesdoesn'thelpchildrenlearn.C.Sc

ientistssuggestadjustingteachingmethodstolearningstyles.D.Childrengetintobadstudyhabitsbecauseoflearningstyles.

DWouldyoucarryaroundanelectronicID,notinyourpocket,butinyourbody?Doesthisideascareyouormakeyoufeelsafe?T

hefirstcomputerIDchip(芯片)thatcouldbeplantedunderaperson’sskinmightbemarketedverysoon.DevelopedbyAppliedDigital,anAmericant

echnologycompanybasedinFlorida,thedevice(发明物)couldmeettheneedforpublicsecurity(安全)aftertheSeptember11

attacks.Forairports,nuclearpowerplants(核电站)andotherhighsecurityfacilities(设备),theimmediateeffectsareobvious.Thetechnologyco

uldhelpputanendtofalseIDcards,becauseitwouldbedifficulttoremoveandcopyatinycomputerchip.Thechipisassmallasagrainofrice.Thetechnologywould

alsoallowsatellitestotrack(追踪)aperson’severymovementandstoremedicalrecords.Theseusesarealreadyattractin

ginterestfortaskslikefightingagainstkidnappings(绑架),orhelpingwithmedicaloperations.Butsomepeopleareafraidofthelossofprivacy(隐私).“Youalwayshavetothin

kaboutwhatthedevicecouldbeusedfortomorrow,”saidLeeTien,aseniorprivacylawyerintheUnitedStates.“Atfirstadeviceisusedforapplicationsweallagreeare

good,butthenitslowlystartsbeingusedformorethanitwasintended,”hesaid.However,AppliedDigitalsaysitwillsoonapplyfor(申请)governmentpermissionforthedevi

ce.Itsaysthatthefirstpeopletousethechipwillbevolunteers.Gettingtheimplant(需移植的芯片)wouldgosomethinglikethi

s:ApersonorcompanybuysthechipfromAppliedDigitalforaboutUS$200.Andthecompanyencodes(编码)itwiththedesiredinformation.Thecustomerthentakesthe

chiptotheirdoctor,whocanplantitwithalargeneedle.Thedevicehasnopowersupply,ratheritisactivated(使活动,使运行)byascanner(扫描仪)runningacrosstheskinabovei

t.Withoutascanner,thechipcannotberead.Evenwiththeprivacyconcern,somearealreadyeagertousetheproduct.JellJacobsfromFloridahopestobecom

ethefirstbuyerofthechiptostorehismedicalrecords.Sufferingfromaseriousillness,hewantstomakesuredoctorscanhelphimqu

ickly.EightLatinAmericancompanieshavealsoshowninterestsinthedevice.Itcouldhelptofindanytouristswhoareki

dnapped.32.Thebesttitleforthepassageis_______.A.WhyIstheNewIDNecessaryB.GettingaNewKindofIDUnderYourSkinC.AnAdvertisementforChipsD.Wh

eretoBuytheChip33.Whichofthefollowingistrueaccordingtothetext?A.Insomeairportsandfactoriessuchdeviceisalreadybeingused.B.Theinformation

onthechipcanbereadwhenithasitspowersupply.C.ThetechnologycouldhelpputanendtofalseIDcards.D.ThefirstcomputerIDchiphasalreadyc

omeintothemarket.34.WhatistheadvantagewiththeelectronicIDaccordingtothepassage?A.Itcanstorepeople’smedicalrecordsandhelpwithmedicalo

perations.B.Withthispeoplewillhavenofearoflosingprivacy.C.It’scheaptobuyandeasytoget.D.ItisdevelopedbyAppliedDigitalinFlorida.35.Whatcanwelearna

boutJeffJacobs?A.He’saworkerinAppliedDigital,acompanyinFlorida.B.He’sadoctorwhohelpsplanttilechipsonpeople.C.

Hefearsifheusesthechiphewillloseprivacy.D.He’ssufferingfromaseriousillnessandwantstobuythechip.第二节（共5小题；

每小题2分,满分10分）根据短文内容,从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项,选项中有两项为多余选项。Doyougetupsetbecauseyoucan’taccomplishwhatyouwantto?Whenyoucangetorganized,keepthi

ngsundercontrol,andliveaneatlife,youcanworkfasterandthinkmorecreatively.Herearesometipsthatcanhelp:Makeschedule

sanddeadlines36Theyrecognizethatkeepingthingsorganizedgoeshand-in-handwithstayingproductive.Theymakeandkeepsc

hedulesforthedayandweek.Theymakedeadlinesandsetgoals.Andmostimportantly,theysticktothem!GiveeverythingahomeIt’seasytogetlostifyoudon’thaveahome.

Keepingyourlifeorganizedmeanskeepingyourthingsintheirproperplaces.Organizedpeoplekeeporderbystoringthingsproperlyand

bylabelingstoragespaces.Makeeasy-to-accessstoragespacesforthingsyouuseallthetime.3738Highlyorganizedpeoplemakesuretheyfindtimeeveryweekor

moretoorganizetheirthings.Stuffdoesnotstayorganizedonitsown;itneedstobereorganizedcontinuouslyandconsist

ently.Usesmallbitsoftimetocleanoutadrawerorputoldclothesintoaboxfordonation.StayawayfrombargainsYouhaveremovedthethingsyoudon’tneed.Willyoureplacethe

mwhenyouseesomethingonsale?Insteadofbargainshoppingwithoutplanningahead,writedownexactlywhatyouneedandbuyonlythoseitems.39Itemsonsalewill

onlyproducemorewaste.WorkhardPutinalittleeffort.40Stayingorganizedisnotallabreeze.Itrequiresthatyouworkhardwithrecognitionthatwhe

nyouworkharder,youcanenjoyyourmess-freehomelifelater.What’smoreimportantistorememberwhatyouworkforismeaningfultoyou.A.Tidyregularly

B.Knowwhatyouneed.C.Actually,putinmuchwhennecessary.D.Don’tjumpbackandforthfromroomtoroom.E.Organizedpeopleneve

rgiveintofalseadvertising.F.Organizedpeopledon’twastetime.G.Organizedpeopleonlykeepwhattheyneedandwhattheyreallywant第三部分语言知识运用(共两节，满分45

分)第一节(共20小题，每小题1.5分，共30分)阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中。选出最佳选项。IhadtomakeatriptotheDepartmentofMotorVehicleswit

houtanappointment.Anyonewhohasdonethismightknowtherealwaysseemstobea(n)41wait.WhenIgotthere,Ididhaveabout25people42mewiththeirownnumbers.SinceIwa

sinnohurry,Isatthere43,justwatchingpeople.Ayoungmanwho44thecounterhuthadnocashtopayhis45."Theyonlytakecashorcheque…"

Hewas46hissituationtothewomannexttome,rather47.Unfortunately,shedidn'thaveenoughcash,either.Ihadbeenlisteningandbeforeheha

da(n)48toask,Ithought,"Ihaveenoughcashforbothhisfeeandmine!"I49himthemoneyandhewantedmyinformation50hecouldrepaymeusingVe

nmo.AlthoughIusedthisapp,I51adifferentformofrepayment.I52tohaveinmywalletoneSmileCard,whichItriedto53allthetime.54himthecardIsaid,"Youcandothisasarep

ayment."Hereallywantedtojustreturnthecash,buttherewasno55thathecouldwithoutmyhelpandIjustinsistedhepayitforward,doingsomething56forother

s.Notlongafterthat,Iwas57,andgotmybusiness58inlessthan60minutesinDMVwithoutanappointment.Ihadspentlongertherewithanappointment.Mayb

eallwentso59becauseIcameacrossthisyounggentleman,maybenot.Idochoosetobelievethataswespreadourown60intheworld,itreturnstousinquantitie

s.41.A.endlessB.limitedC.sweetD.quiet42.A.behindB.besideC.beyondD.before43.A.anxiouslyB.angrilyC.pati

entlyD.eagerly44.A.gotuptoB.gotoutofC.brokeawayfromD.heldonto45.A.debtB.feeC.taxD.tent46.A.explainingB.announcin

gC.reportingD.broadcasting47.A.relaxedB.comfortableC.helplessD.excited48.A.choiceB.freedomC.abilityD.chance49.A.savedB.offeredC.threwD.cha

rged50.A.butB.soC.yetD.or51.A.imaginedB.organizedC.preferredD.avoided52.A.happenedB.pretendedC.failedD.wish

ed53.A.addB.carryC.sellD.fold54.A.MailingB.HandingC.ReturningD.Awarding55.A.factB.evidenceC.doubtD.way56.A.exciti

ngB.frighteningC.goodD.disappointing57.A.calledB.advisedC.permittedD.followed58.A.checkedB.recognizedC.refusedD.don

e59.A.steadilyB.graduallyC.smoothlyD.fluently60.A.politenessB.focusC.popularityD.kindness第二节（共10小题;每小题1.5分，满分15分）阅读下面短文，在空白处填如1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。Came

lsareanimalswithlonglegsandbighumps(驼峰）.Therearetwotypesofcamels；dromedarycamels(单峰驼），whichhaveonehump,andBactr

iancamels(双峰驼），whichhavetwohumps.Thetwotypesofcamels61(find)indifferentpartsoftheworld.Thedromedarycamel，also62(cal

l)anArabiancamel，canliveinNorthAfricaandtheMiddleEast.TheBactriancamelmainly63(live)inCentralAsia.Nomatterwhattypesofcamels,th

eyusuallyliveinthedesert.Thoughmanypeoplethinkthatcamelsonlyliveinhotclimates,theydo64(perfect)intemperaturewhichrangesfrom20degreesFto120degree

sF.Camels’humpsmainlyconsist65storedfatwhenfoodandwaterisrare.Inadditiontotheirhumps,camelshavemanyother66(way)toadapttoth

eirenvironment.Theyhaveathird,cleareyelid(眼睑）67protectstheireyesfrom68(blow)sand.Theycanshuttheirnosesduringsandstorms.Humanshaveusedthecam

elas69meansoftransportforthousandsofyears.Theycancarryabout170to270kilogramson70(they)backs.Thisearnsthesebeastsanickname“shipsofthedes

ert”.Camelsareoftenthemainsourceofmeat,milkandevenleatherorwoolproducts.第四部分写作(共两节，满分35分)第一节短文改错(共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分)假定英语课上老师要求同桌之间

交换修改作文，请你修改你同桌写的以下作文。文中共有10处语言错误,每句中最多有两处。每处错误仅涉及一个单词的增加、删除或修改。增加:在缺词处加一个漏字符号(∧)，并在其下面写出该加的词。删除:把多余的词用斜线(\)划掉。修改:在

错的词下划一横线，并在该词下面写出修改后的词。注意:1.每处错误及其修改均仅限一词；2.只允许修改10处，多者(从第11处起)不计分。TodaymyparentsandIdecidedtogotothefieldtopicksomewildvegetabl

e.Westartedoutearlyinthemorning.Followedmyparents,Iwalkedbehindhappily.Soonwearrivedatasmallriver.Thoughitwasnotwide,wehadnowayoftocrossit.

Dadwatchedforawhileorthenhehadanidea.Soontheythreesetupasimplebridgewithsomestonestogether.Andthenwecrossedarivereasily.Finally,wereach

edthetopofthehill,whenthereweremanywildplantsfiteat.Atdusk,weweresoexhaustedtowalkfurther.Luckily,ourneighbordrivebyandpickedusup.第二节书面表达(满分25分)假如你是新

华学校的李华，借了你的外教Tom的书RobinsonCrusoe,但你因故不能及时归还给他。请你根据一下要点用英语给他写一封电子邮件：1.表示歉意；2.解释原因。注意:1.词数100左右；2.可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。高二复学复

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50ACDBB51-55CABBD56-60CADCD语法填空：61.arefound62.called63.lives64.perfectly65.of66.ways67.that/which68.blowing69.a70.their短文改错：Todaymyp

arentsandIdecidedtogotothefieldtopicksomewildvegetable.Westartedoutvegetablesearlyinthemorning.Followedmyparen

ts,Iwalkedbehindhappily.SoonwearrivedatasmallFollowingriver.Thoughitwasnotwide.wehadnowayoftocrossit,Dadwatchedforaw

hileorthenheandhadanidea.Soontheythreesetupasimplebridgewithsomestonestogether.Andthenwewecrossedarivereasily.Finally,wereachedthetopofthehill,w

henthereweremanywildplantsthewherefit∧eat.Atdusk,weweresoexhaustedtowalkfurther.Luckily,ourneighbordrivebyandtotoo

drovepickedusup.作文参考答案：DearTom,I’mwritingformylongdelayinginreturningtoyour“RobinsonCrusoe”whichIreadthroughwithgreatinterest.Ihadfinishe

dreadingthebookandwasabouttoreturnitwhenmycousincametovisitme.Neverhavingseenthebook,shewassointerestedinitthatIhadtokeepi

tlonger.However,Ihopethatinviewoftheadditionaldelightaffordedbyyourbookyouwilloverlookmynegligenceinnotreturningitsooner.Yourssin

cerely,Lihua