英语美文阅读带翻译-没了诚信我一天也不会快乐

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英语美文阅读带翻译-没了诚信我一天也不会快乐
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InthebusycityofNewYork,suchanastonishingthingthateverhappened.
OnaFridaynight,apooryoungartiststoodatthegateofthesubwaystation,playinghisviolin.Thoughthemusicwasgreat,peoplewerequicklygoinghomefortheweekend.Inthiscase,manyofthemsloweddowntheirpacesandputsomemoneyintothehatoftheyoungman.
Thenextday,theyoungartistcametothegateofthesubwaystation,andputhishatonthegroundgracefully.Differentthanthedaybefore,hetookoutalargepieceofpaperandlaiditonthegroundandputsomestonesonit.Thenheadjustedtheviolinandbeganplaying.Itseemedmorepleasanttolistento.
Beforelong,theyoungviolinistwassurroundedwith
people,whowereallattractedbythewordsonthatpaper.Itsaid,"Lastnight,agentlemannamedGeorgeSangputan
importantthingintomyhatbymistaken.Pleasecometoclaimitsoon."
Seeingthis,itcausedagreatexcitementandpeoplewonderedwhatitcouldbe.Afterabouthalfanhour,a
middle-agedmanranthereinahurryandrushedthroughthecrowdtotheviolinistandgrabbedhisshouldersandsaid,

"Yes,it'syou.Youdidcomehere.Iknewthatyou'reanhonestmanandwouldcertainlycomehere."
Theyoungviolinistaskedcalmly,"AreyouMr.GeorgeSang?"
Themannodded.Theviolinistasked,"Didyoulosesomething?"
"Lottery.It'slottery,"saidtheman.
TheviolinisttookoutalotteryticketonwhichGeorgeSang'snamewasseen."Isit?"heasked.
Georgenoddedpromptlyandseizedthelotteryticketandkissedit,thenhedancedwiththeviolinist.
Thestoryturnedouttobethis：GeorgeSangisanofficeclerk.Heboughtalotteryticketissuedbyabankafewdaysago.Theawardsopenedyesterdayandhewonaprizeof$500,000.Sohefeltveryhappyafterworkandfeltthemusicwassowonderful,thathetookout50dollarsandputinthehat.Howeverthelotteryticketwasalsothrownin.TheviolinistwasastudentatanArtsCollegeandhad
plannedtoattendadvancedstudiesinVienna.Hehadbookedtheticketandwouldflythatmorning.Howeverwhenhewascleaninguphefoundthelotteryticket.Thinkingthattheownerwouldreturntolookforit,hecancelledtheflightandcamebacktowherehewasgiventhelotteryticket.
Latersomeoneaskedtheviolinist："Atthattimeyouwereinneededtopaythetuitionfeeandyouhadtoplaytheviolininthesubwaystationeverydaytomakethemoney.Thenwhydidn'tyoutakethelotteryticketforyourself?"

Theviolinistsaid,"AlthoughIdon'thavemuchmoney,Ilivehappily;butifIlosehonestyIwon'tbehappyforever."
Throughourlives,wecangainalotandlosesomuch.Butbeinghonestshouldalwaysbewithus.Ifwebear
ourselvesinadeceptiveanddishonestway,wemaysucceedtemporarily.However,fromthelong-termview,wewillbealoser.Suchkindofpeoplearejustlikethewateronthemountain.Itstandshighabovethemassesatthebeginning,butgraduallyitcomesdowninchbyinchandlosesthechanceofgoingup.
在繁华的纽约，以前发生了这样一件震撼人心的事情。
星期五的傍晚，一个贫穷的年轻艺人仍然像往常一样站在地铁站门口，专心致志地拉着他的小提琴。琴声优美动听，虽然人们都急急忙忙地赶着回家过周末，但还是有很多人情不自禁地放慢了脚步，时不时地会有一些人在年轻艺人跟前的礼帽里放一些钱。
第二天黄昏，年轻的艺人又像往常一样准时来到地铁门口，把他的礼帽摘下来很优雅地放在地上。和以往不同的是，他还从包里拿出一张大纸，然后很认真地铺在地上，四周还用自备的小石块压上。做完这个切以后，他调试好小提琴，又开始了演奏，声音似乎比以前更动听更悠扬。
不久，年轻的小提琴手周围站满了人，人们都被铺在地上的那张大纸上的字吸引了，有的人还踮起脚尖看。上面写着：“昨天傍晚，有一位叫乔治·桑的先生错将一份很重要的东西放在我的礼帽里，请您速来认领。”
见此情景，人群之间引起一阵骚动，都想知道这是一份什么样的东西。过了半小时左右，一位中年男人急急忙忙跑过来，拨开人群就

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