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IN EACH SHELL A STORY

机译:在每个故事里

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When GeeratVermeij was in fourth grade, his teacher brought in some tropical seashells to show the class. Vermeij, who is blind, loved shells; he already had a small collection he'd picked up from the beaches of his native Holland. But those plain, fan-shaped cockles were rough huts compared with the exquisitely adorned cathedrals that he now held in his hands. He ran his fingers over a Florida helmet shell, savoring its complex roof of rounded knobs and regular rows of beaded ribs and its base as smooth as glass. He marveled at the perfect cone shape of a sea-snail shell and the sharp beads that spiraled from one end to the other. Vermeij wondered at the differences.
机译:当GeeratVermeij读四年级时,他的老师带来了一些热带贝壳来展示课程。盲人Vermeij喜欢炮弹;他已经有一个很小的收藏,他是从他故乡荷兰的海滩上捡来的。但是,与他现在手持的装饰精美的大教堂相比,那些平整,扇形的鸟蛤是简陋的小屋。他将手指放在佛罗里达头盔的外壳上,品尝着复杂的圆形旋钮屋顶和规则的串珠状肋骨,其底部像玻璃一样光滑。他惊叹于海蜗牛壳的完美圆锥形状和从一端到另一端螺旋形的尖珠。 Vermeij想知道这些差异。

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    《Onearth》 |2012年第2期|p.37-41|共5页
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    SUSAN FREINKEL;

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