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    I have once had a small animal pet. I'll never forget the days with him.

When I was young, one day while I was walking along the street, I noticed a piece of . Under the wood was a small black cat. I him up and found he was badly hurt. I took it home as quickly as .

    After several days, the cat got well. I was happy. The cat was very. I could even put him into my pocket. So I it Little Bit. At that , I loved Little Bit very much. Wherever I went, I always took him. Any time I was at home, he never left my side.

    However, as I grow up, I most of my time with my friends. I would come into the house with my phone and not time for Little Bit at all. Until one day, I found something was wrong with him and I took him to the pet hospital, but they could do. The poor cat died at last.

    Little bit's death made me realize how much he meant to me and I feel sorry for not always being there him. I will always remember the special memories we had.

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Hans Christian Andersen was best known as a writer of fairy tales. And he was also an actor, a singer, and a artist. And as an artist he was good at paper cutting.

Andersen began practicing paper cutting when he was very young. It is known that he loved to play with puppets (木偶) and often created clothes for them from pieces of cloth. He might also help cut leather (皮) for his father, a shoemaker. These actions could have made him good at using scissors to create works of art.

Paper cutting was not well-known in Denmark during the 1800s. Some Europeans created silhouettes (剪影) out of black paper, but Andersen's cuttings were quite different. Andersen usually used white or colored paper. He never drew an outline first but simply cut out something in his mind. Sometimes he cut a piece of paper. Other times he folded the paper, made some cuts, opened the paper, and then refolded it in a different way before cutting again. When at last he unfolded the finished paper cutting, a wonderful artwork could be seen.

Andersen liked paper cuttings not only because they were beautiful and amazing but also because he could enjoy himself when making them. He also found that his paper cuttings helped build a communication bridge between himself and others. His stories and paper cuttings helped him communicate when he felt uncomfortable, He loved to travel and always took his scissors along. When meeting those who spoke different languages, Andersen found he could always make a connection by showing his beautiful paper cuttings.

Though more than 100 years have passed, many of Andersen's paper cuttings are still shown in a museum in Denmark.

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    Some young people travel with their toys，but some may leave their toys on the trains when they 1 the trains. In Britain，hundreds of lovely toys are left behind on the trains each year. Now a railway company is trying to help these toys 2 their owners.

    The company uses 3 to take pictures of these toys. There are teddy bears and many 4 cute toys. Then the company posts the photos on the Internet. It also gives some information about when and where the toys were found. People can send emails to the 5 if they see the photos of their lost toys. A reporter asked some people 6 they thought of the company and the lost toys. A girl said," These little bears and other cute toys were 7 behind by their careless owners. With the help of the company, the owners can find their lost toys 8. These toys will see their owners again. "A boy said that the company was great! He said he 9 the company's help because he often lost things. What a 10 boy! He had left several toys on the trains.