At Caolin Gudao
     Kathy: This used to be one of the main roads for local people.
     Morley: That must have been in the days before cars.
     Kathy: Yeah. People walked, rode horses, and led cows on this road.
     Morley: I can almost smell the manure.
     Kathy:[Sees a snake] Oh! Watch out! That snake is poisonous.
     Morley:[Gets closer] You've right. It's an umbrella snake. I need to take a picture.
     Kathy: Kill it! Kill it! Here's a rock.
     Morley: No way. Snakes are good. They kill rodents.
     (續(xù)上期)
    在草嶺古道
    卡西：這原本是本地人的主要道路之一。
    莫理：那一定是在還沒有汽車以前的時(shí)候。
    卡西：對。這條路上大家都走路、騎馬、和牽著牛。
    莫理：我彷佛還聞得到牛糞的味道。
    卡西：（看到一條蛇）喔！小心！那條蛇有毒。
    莫理：（靠近點(diǎn)）你說得對。這是雨傘節(jié)。我要拍張照片。
    卡西：殺了它！殺了它！這里有顆石頭。
    莫理：不可以。蛇是好的動(dòng)物。它們會(huì)吃老鼠。
    重點(diǎn)解說：
     ★ lead (v.) 引導(dǎo)，牽引
     ★ manure (n.) （有機(jī)）肥料，糞料
     ★ poisonous (a.) 有毒的
     ★ rodent (n.) 嚙齒類動(dòng)物（如老鼠、松鼠、兔子）。這里對話中，泛指老鼠這類被人類所討厭的小動(dòng)物