《创新大学英语·综合教程·2册》教学课件CX_B2_U4_SENTENCE.pptVIP

He had no violin and bow, but he practiced nonetheless. (L.3) Although he did not have any violin or bow, he continued his practice of music. In the long hours of pain and boredom, he dangled his legs over the edge of the platform, held his chin just so and his hands out, and fingered through Schumann, Brahms, and Mozart. (L.4) In those long, painful and boring days, he hung his legs loosely over the side of the bed, held his chin in a certain way, then stretched out his hands, and played the music of Schumann, Brahms and Mozart. just so in a proper way 用适当的方式（此处是说Salek摆出标准的用下巴和肩膀夹着小提琴的姿势） e.g. She likes everything to be just so. Then one night, awakened from sleep, half of those in his barracks were marched away. (L.9) Then one night, half of his fellow inmates were aroused from sleep and taken away by force. be marched away: be taken away by force In the morning, a new group of souls was marched into the barracks, and rifle butts forced them abreast onto the wooden slats that would be their bunks. (L.12) In the morning, a new group of captives were driven into the concentration camp, and they were forced by rifle’s ends to sit down side by side on the narrow strips of wood, which would be their beds. God had touched this man so that he could make music—or breathe music like the living breath of God. (L.27) This man was inspired by God when playing his music, and performed very naturally and smoothly.? With his bow of air he drew through a long and trembling adagio from Schumann, then a quick rondo from Brahms. (L.39) With his imaginary bow he performed a long and trembling adagio composed by Schumann, then changed suddenly to present a quick rondo by Brahms. The music from the two of them interlaced like two rosy vines until they reached a perfect bloom of a note that they held and held—a little longer than Corelli might have wished, but neither Salek nor the Master wanted the duet to end. (L.49) The music from the two men interwove wonderfully and beau