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A Pound of Butter;Vermont revenge slap reckon appealing tormentor ;go about sth put up the window shutters good-for-nothing lounge about hit on/upon sth sure enough ;revenge n. 复仇、报复 They vowed revenge on their enemies. 他们发誓要向敌人报仇。 slap v.拍 He gave me a playful slap on the hand. 他闹着玩地打了一下我的手。 reckon v. 认为 I reckon this will be a hot summer. 我估计这将是一个炎热的夏天。 ;appealing a. 感动人的 his story is very appealing. 他的故事很感人。 tormentor n. 使苦痛之人, 折磨者, Vowing revenge, he got hold of a gun and tracked down his tormentor. 他发誓要报仇，弄了一把枪，跟踪着殴打他的人而去。 fidgety a. 烦躁的, 不安的, 坐立不安的 This question made Lily so fidgety . 这个问题弄得莉丽很烦躁。 ;roguish a. 捣蛋的, 无赖的 He gave her a roguish look. 他调皮地看了她一眼。 redhot a. 炽热的 She burnt herself on a red-hot pan handle. 她被炽热的锅柄烫伤。 perspire v. 出汗,流汗;辛劳,苦干 Hot and perspiring, he toiled up the dusty ascent. 他艰难地在尘土飞扬的坡道上爬着,热得汗水淋淋。 ; trickle v.滴;淌;细细地流 Rain trickled down the windows. 雨水从窗户上流淌下来。 dart v.突然急速向前行 The deer darted away at the sight of a lion. 鹿一见狮子就飞奔而逃。 go about （doing）sth 着手于 put up the window shutters 关上窗板 good for nothing 无用的、游手好闲的 His is just a good for nothing bum! 他一无是处！ ; lounge about 懒洋洋的坐着或站着 hit on sth 突然想出、找到 I hit on an idea. 我想到了一个主意。 sure enough 果然 He said he would come, and sure enough he did. 他说他会来的，果然来了。 tear oneself away 忍痛离去 She could not tear herself away from the book. 她对那本书爱不释手。 ;1 One winter evening, a country storekeeper in Vermont was going about closing up his shop for the night. While he was standing outside in the snow putting up the window shutters, through the glass he could see Seth, a lazy, good-for-nothing fellow, still lounging about inside.;As the grocer watched, Seth grabbed a pound of fresh butter from the shelf and concealed it in his hat. No sooner did the storekeeper see the act than he hit upon exactly the right revenge. He would punish the thief, and at the same time he would satisfy his own appetite for fun to the fullest.;2 I say, Seth, said the storekeeper, com