谁能邦我推荐一篇英文的演讲稿？感谢！

各位朋友，谁能推荐一下英文的演讲稿啊？适合初二女生的，大约三分钟左右长度。 feDlH[$  
谢谢谢谢谢谢了！！！ H9`)BbR  
老师让孩子演讲，选了马丁路德金的《I Have a Dream》片段,明显小女生的气场压不住这篇文章。 HZC"nb}r4  

        我明天找找吧，不知道以前买的英语范文都放哪儿了。。。 {yTGAf-DV  
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      有空能讲讲妳家贝儿的文笔是怎么练出来的吗？当然人家苗子好是基础哈

亲，谢谢你！作文她写得也是一般般噢~

http://www.americanrhetoric.com/top100speechesall.html

这篇怎么样？就是短了点 zJKv'>
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http://bachinese.com/forum/read.php?tid=8572

谢谢卡拉，我这就去看看！

你要什么内容的，我问问我女儿。

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引用第2楼clean0551于03-28-2010 08:20发表的  : ].avI
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亲，谢谢你！作文她写得也是一般般噢~

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        不带这么牵须的哈！ hk;5w{t}}  
        我潜伏到妳的博里看了，那两篇新的，不要太好了耶！ `z}?"BW|  
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        同时问一下，贝儿学校是小学就开始学的英语吧？现在用的什么教材？

林肯的葛的死地保啊

      还有就是在什么场合演讲？是什么比赛吗？评委的取向如何？

http://bachinese.com/forum/read.php?tid=8572 93>jr<A  
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正好六六翻出来的卡夫子亲译的《狗赞》，估计Clear的老师都没有听过看过，所以拿去最合适。

哈，没有去看卡拉推荐的帖子，出门看到六六翻出来了，俺一看正合适就推荐给Clean了。

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引用第3楼卡拉于03-28-2010 08:21发表的  : tyDU @M  
http://www.americanrhetoric.com/top100speechesall.html

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如果可以的话，圣经如何？  个人认为圣经朗诵性真的很高

Helen Keller's Speech

海伦·凯勒的演讲 http://www.lionsclubs.org/EN/about-lions/mission-and-history/our-history/lions-history-hkspeech.php

1925 Helen Keller speech reenactment at Youtube

译文比原文更朗朗上口！适合演讲。co-佩服！ /& {A!.;  
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Jonathan Livingston the Seagull 是一本薄薄的立志小书。 文笔简练。 好象也符合小贝与众不同的个性。 I"<\<^B<  
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接着找找原文。 _C?hHWSf"  
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(这篇说的明显也不是海鸥，是世人的鄙俗市侩。）

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大学时，英文的讲演稿是自己写的，五分钟，好象四五百字。 好象说的是秒表---时光流逝，等待，。。。 在学校居然得了个头奖。 我的感觉是文不要太长，生子少一点，句子短一点，但要有节奏，发自内心，千万背熟，哪怕是念稿，因为上台以后就剩哆嗦了。 现在想起来，还哆嗦呢。

能问一下小贝姑娘上的是重点中学吗？私立的？

因为就三分钟，很少有演说只有3分钟的。下面有篇我喜欢的美国诗人罗伯特·弗罗斯特的一首诗 《没走的路》 #'szP\  
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上面那首罗伯特·弗罗斯特的诗，太深沉，太富有哲理，可能不太适合小姑娘。我另选了Edgar Allan Poe的诗，据说是韵律最美的英文诗之一。讲述一个凄美的爱情故事。 Lnl=.z`jK  
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