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Once there was a bookseller．He didn't like paying for anything．One day he hurt one of his feet because a big box of books fell on it．

　　“You'd better go and see the doctor．”said his wife．

　　“No，”he said，“I'll wait until the doctor comes into my shop next time．Then I'll ask him about my foot.If I go to see him，I shall have to pay him some money．”

　　The next day a doctor came into the shop．The bookseller told him about his bad foot．The doctor looked at it．

　　“Yes．”said the doctor．“You must put that foot in hot water every night．Then you must put something on it．”

　　He took out a piece of paper and wrote something on it．“Buy this and put it on the foot before you go to bed every night，”he said．

　　“Thank you．”said the bookseller．“And now， sir，here are your books．”

　　“How much are they?”asked the doctor．

　　“Two pounds．”

　　“Good.”said the doctor,“I shall not have to pay you anything．”

　　“Why?”asked the bookseller．

　　“I told you about your foot．I want two pounds for that．If people come to my house，I ask them for one pound for my advice．But when I go to their house.I want them to pay two pounds．And I came here，didn't I? Goodbye．”

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　　There was a bookseller．He did not like to pay for anything．One day a big box of books fell on his feet and his left foot 　　1　　．“Go to the doctor,” said his wife, “and 　　2　　 that foot to him．” “　　3　　,” he said, “I’ll wait until the doctor comes to our shop next time．Then I shall ask him about my foot．If I go to see him, I 　　4　　．”

　　The next day the doctor came to the shop to buy some books．The bookseller told the doctor about his 　　5　　．The doctor looked at it and promised to help．He took out 　　6　　 and wrote something on it．“Buy this medicine and put it on the foot before you go to bed every night,” he said．“Thanks,” said the bookseller．“And now, sir, here are 　　7　　．” “How much?” asked the doctor．“Two pounds．” “Oh, good,” said the doctor．“I shan’t have to pay you anything today．” “　　8　　?” asked the bookseller．“I looked over your foot．I want two pounds for that．If people come to my house, I ask them 　　9　　 only one pound for a small thing like that．But when I go to their houses, I usually charge(收费)two pounds．And I came here today, 　　10　　?Bye-bye!”

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　　Joe wanted a computer．He asked his 　　1　　 for the money and they said he must get it himself．But how could he get it ? He 　　2　　 about this when he walked home．Not many people wanted to ask children to work for them．Maybe he could take away snow for the neighbors．But it was not 　　3　　．He had to wait a long time for that．He couldn't cut grass for their gardens 　　4　　 he had no tools (工具) to do the work with．

　　Then he saw one of his classmates, Dick, delivering (送) 　　5　　．“I could do that,” he thought, “Maybe I could even get the computer 　　6　　 away．I could pay 　　9　　 it a little each week．” He ran to 　　8　　 up with Dick．Joe asked him a lot of questions．He learned that it was 　　9　　 to get twenty-five dollars each week．He learned that the job took 　　10　　 three hours each night．Dick 　　11　　 him the phone number of the manager(经理)．

　　Joe almost flew home．After he had told his mother　　12　　he thought, she　　13　　．“I think it is a 　　14　　 idea,” she said．“I'll call the newspaper ……”

　　“Wait, Mum,” Joe said．“I 'll call．After that, I'm going to be a businessman now．”

　　Joe's mother smiled 　　15　　．

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　　Mr Hunt had a bookshop near a hospital．But he never went to see a doctor when he was ill．He usually just took some medicine．One day, when Mr Hunt carried a box of books in his hands, the box fell down and hurt one of his feet．

　　“Go to see a doctor, ”said Mrs Hunt．

　　“No, ”he said, “I'll wait until a doctor comes here next time．Then I'll ask him about my foot．This way I'll pay(支付)nothing to him．”A few days later, a doctor came into the shop and bought some books．When Mr Hunt got the books ready, he asked the doctor about his foot．The doctor answered him at once．

　　“Here are your books, sir, ”said Mr Hunt．“You must pay two pounds for them．”

　　“I'll pay nothing for them．”

　　“Oh, what?”

　　“I told you about your foot, I want two pounds for that, Bye．”

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