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It was a cold morning£®It snowed heavily and everything turned white£®A father wolf£¨ÀÇ£© got up early£®His wife and babies were hungry£® Then the small animals were all in their dens£¨ÊÞѨ£©and the birds were all in the trees£®He walked and walked£¬but found nothing in the forest£®

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At West Orange£¬Edison had more than 50 people working for him£®He improved some of his old inventions such as the photograph£®He made new inventions£¬too£®A popular one was a doll with a tiny£¨ÏËϸµÄ£©phonograph inside£® When you turned a key£¬the doll seemed to talk£®

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Edison sometimes failed£®He bought a lot of land in New Jersey to dig for iron£®He did not find any iron and so he lost over one million dollars£®However£¬Edison said he had a good time spending the money£®

In December 1914£¬a fire destroyed£¨»Ù»µ£© his lab£®Edison rebuilt a new one with the help of the money from Henry Ford£¬the man who was famous for making cars£®Even at 67 years old£¬ Edison wanted to go on working£®

In early 1931£¬Edison said£¬¡°I am long on ideas£¬but short on time£®I expect to live to be only about a hundred£®¡±In fact Edison died on October 18£¬1931£¬at the age of 84£®

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7£®Where was Edison's lab£¿

                                          

8£®How long did it take Edison to develop the electric car£¿

                                          

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Many people go to school for an education£® They learn languages£¬history£¬maths and other subjects£®Others go to school to learn skills£¨¼¼ÄÜ£©to make a living£®School education is very important and useful£®Yet£¬no one can learn everything from school£®Even a very good teacher cannot teach his students everything they want to know£®The teacher's job is to show his students how to learn£®He teaches them how to read and how to think£¬so£¬many things will be learned outside school by the students themselves£®

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