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PAGE PAGE 1 无所不知医生 　　Once　upon　a　time　there　was　a　poor　farmer　named　Crab　who　drove　a　cord　of　wood　into　town　with　his　two　oxen　and　sold　the　wood　to　a　doctor　for　two　talers.　When　the　farmer　went　inside　to　get　his　money，　the　doctor　was　just　about　to　sit　down　to　dinner，　and　the　farmer　admired　the　fine　food　and　drink　at　the　doctor’s　table.　His　heart　yearned　for　something　like　that，　and　he　thought　how　nice　it　would　be　if　he　were　a　doctor.　He　lingered　there　awhile　and　finally　asked　if　it　was　possible　for　someone　like　him　to　become　a　doctor. 　　“Of　course，”　said　the　doctor.　“In　no　time　at　all.” 　　“What　do　I　have　to　do？”　asked　the　farmer. 　　“First，　you　must　buy　yourself　an　ABC　book，　the　kind　with　the　picture　of　a　rooster　in　it.　Second，　sell　your　wagon　and　your　two　oxen，　and　buy　some　clothes　and　other　things　that　doctors　tend　to　need.　Third，　you　must　have　a　sign　painted　with　the　words　‘I　am　Doctor　Know-All’　and　nail　it　above　your　front　door.” 　　The　farmer　did　everything　he　was　told，　and　when　he　had　doctored　for　some　time　but　not　very　long，　a　rich　and　mighty　nobleman　was　robbed　of　some　money，　and　had　heard　about　Doctor　Know-All，　who　was　living　in　such　and　such　a　village　and　would　probably　know　where　the　money　had　gone.　So　the　nobleman　had　his　carriage　hitched　up，　drove　out　to　the　village，　and　inquired　at　the　farmer’s　house　whether　he　was　Doctor　Know-All. 　　Yes，　that　was　he，　the　farmer　answered.　Then　the　nobleman　asked　Doctor　Know-All　to　come　with　him　and　help　him　get　back　his　stolen　money.　The　farmer　agreed，　but　added　that　Greta，　his　wife，　had　to　come　along　too.　The　nobleman　agreed.　He　offered　them　both　a　seat　in　his　carriage，　and　they　drove　off　together.　When　they　came　to　the　nobleman’s　house，　the　table　was　already　set，　and　Doctor　Know-All　was　to　eat　with　the　lord，　but　he　wanted　his　wife　Greta　to　eat　with　them　too.　So　they　all　sat　down　together　at　the　table. 　　Now，　when　the　first　servant　arrived　with　a　dish　of　delicious　food，　the　farmer　nudged　his　wife　and　said，　“Greta，　th