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My Gift to Charlie
We moved to a new small town when I was six.Having moved to the United States from the Far East，I was not accepted by children （even children of my own community did not accept me as I had lighter skin than the others）.School was spent walking the playground alone or sitting on the grass bank watching other boys play football.On bad days I would hide in the cloakroom（衣帽间） under the coats and remain there the whole day.
It was one day that I by chance met an old man named Charlie，who lived six houses away.I stood on the street side of the fence and watched as he busied himself in the garden.Charlie was a short quiet old man in his 60s 'He had a bald head with brown hair on the sides and a round rosy face.He always wore gold-colored glasses to easily recognized his walk as he'd collect his morning paper and milk .
I did not speak to him for a long time but instead stood at the fence as he did his thing.He did not speak to me，but waited patiently for me to break the silence when ready.This continued for months.After school and at weekends，I just stood and watched him.He would sometimes look up and show me the cause of his joys or pains；it might be a carrot，or a handful of weeds.After several months I found a biscuit placed on the fence post on a small blue plate.Later，weak orange cool drink was added to this when it was hot.Charlie started to speak to me and would share stories from his past as if I was his closest friend I offered very little in return and absorbed all that he said.I was grateful for the time that I spent listening to him.
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Four years later I left the small town，but our last chat at his house and his gift for me always remain in my mind.___________
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Fortunately，when I was 15，I came across Charlle's wife，Mary，who told me something about him.___________
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【答案】Paragraph 1 Four years later I left the small town，but our last chat at his house and his gift for me always remain in my mind.By that time，I had grown to appreciate Charlie's company.He had become a friend，a source of comfort in a place where I had felt like an outsider.As I stood at his fence for the last time，he handed me a small box wrapped in faded paper. "This is for you，" he said with a warm smile.I carefully unwrapped the box to find a beautifully crafted wooden figurine of a bird. "It's a symbol of freedom and friendship，" he explained.I was touched by his gesture and the thoughtfulness behind the gift.That day，I learned that connections could be formed in the most unexpected ways，transcending age and background.
Paragraph 2 Fortunately，when I was 15，I came across Charlie's wife，Mary，who told me something about him.She explained that Charlie had also experienced challenges in his youth，being an immigrant himself.He had understood the feeling of not fitting in and wanted to make sure no one else felt that way if he could help it.Charlie's quiet kindness was his way of reaching out to others，just as he had reached out to me.Mary's stories gave me a new perspective on Charlie's actions.He wasn't just a friendly old man；he was a beacon of empathy and compassion.Knowing his backstory deepened the impact of our interactions and the meaningful gift he had given me.Charlie had gifted me not just the wooden bird but a lesson in acceptance，friendship，and the power of a simple act of kindness.
Paragraph 2 Fortunately，when I was 15，I came across Charlie's wife，Mary，who told me something about him.She explained that Charlie had also experienced challenges in his youth，being an immigrant himself.He had understood the feeling of not fitting in and wanted to make sure no one else felt that way if he could help it.Charlie's quiet kindness was his way of reaching out to others，just as he had reached out to me.Mary's stories gave me a new perspective on Charlie's actions.He wasn't just a friendly old man；he was a beacon of empathy and compassion.Knowing his backstory deepened the impact of our interactions and the meaningful gift he had given me.Charlie had gifted me not just the wooden bird but a lesson in acceptance，friendship，and the power of a simple act of kindness.
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1．阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文。
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