小白兔
　　我养了一只可爱的小白兔，它全身羽毛雪白，蹲着不动时看上去就像是一个白色的小绒球。它的身子摸上去热乎乎的，软绵绵的，舒服极了，会使你忍不住想用脸去亲它。头上高高地竖着两只又大又长的大耳朵，能捕捉到周周很细微的声音。红宝石似的眼睛骨碌碌地转着，小鼻子抖抖地喘着气，“y”字形的小嘴好像永远合不拢似的，露出两排碎玉般的小牙，可爱极了！
　　小兔很好动，一次，它趁我不注意的时候，偷偷地用两只前爪拉兔笼门，一次两次……终于用了九牛二虎之力打开了兔笼门后就溜出来了，它好奇地东张西望着周围的世界，一会儿跑到椅子下转转，一会儿跑到楼梯上，一会儿跳起来用前爪趴在椅子上探头探脑地搜寻着什么。还有一天中午，我和妹妹正在楼上玩就听到刚进门的妈妈生气地大叫：“谁把兰花的叶子剪掉了？”原来，是小兔偷跑出来，大概是饿了吧，把妈妈最心爱的两盆兰花叶子给齐齐咬断了，就像是剪刀剪的一样平，难怪妈妈会误以为是我们剪的，当妈妈看到躲在沙发底下的兔子时真是有点哭笑不得。
　　我的小兔也很贪吃。每次给它喂食时，等不及我把草放进兔笼就赶紧伸出头来抢，“y”字形的小嘴快速地动个不停，不到几分钟就把一大把草吃个精光。每天一放学回来我总要先去看我的小兔，它好像能听懂我的脚步声，知道回来就有吃的似的，赶紧用两只前爪趴在兔栏的横杆上，小鼻子不停地抖着，好像在说：小主人我饿了，快给我东西吃！
　　小兔也很聪明。要是天晴的话，放学回来我就把兔笼提到草地上，门一打开小兔就会从里面一下蹦出来，跑到草长得最旺的地方吃个够，如果我采了它更爱吃的兔草伸给它，它就会先吃我的，好像知道我是主人不会害它一点也不怕。要是陌生的小朋友拿草给它吃它却会跑得远远的，生怕别人拿毒草给它吃似的。我等它吃饱了，把兔笼门打开，它就会乖乖地钻进兔笼。当然有时也会抬着头朝我喘粗气，好像在请求我说：我还没吃够再让我吃一会嘛！ 要我爱小白兔
我养过许多小动物，有小金鱼、小乌龟、小狗、小猫、小鸟……其中最情有独钟的是外公送我的小白兔。
小白兔全身的毛雪白雪白的，茸毛光滑柔软；它的眼睛红红的，像晶莹的红宝石；头上竖着一对长长的耳朵。我想：这么漂亮的小动物，它会不会就是传说中嫦娥的小玉兔呀！
我把小白兔的家安置在小院里，每天早晨都会很早起来，喂它吃最爱吃的胡萝卜和大白菜，刚开始它和我很生疏，远远地盯着我一动不动，慢慢地熟悉了，它会迫不急待地走到我面前，用它那双圆溜溜的眼睛望着我，仿佛在说：“快点，快点，我饿了。”我急忙把食物放在它笼子边，看着它津津有味地吃，它吃完还会用头蹭蹭我，和我撒娇。于是我每天都舍不得跟她分开，就想一直跟它玩，照顾它。
一天放学回家，我急忙来到小院子看我的小宝贝，只见笼子里空空的，我急得像热锅上的蚂蚁团团转，四处寻找，还问了妈妈，没想到它原来钻出笼子在盆景边玩耍呢，像个白色的小毛球，一跳一跳的，可爱极了！
春天来了，小白兔长得很快，想想我上学时，小白兔在家孤怜怜的，怪可怜的，于是我周末总是带着它去公园玩，吸引了许多小朋友，“小白兔，白又白，两只耳朵竖起来……”小朋友还唱起了儿歌，她们兴高采烈地和小白兔做游戏。小白兔也好奇地打量着她们，肯定在想：咦，怎么这么多人看我呀……看到我养的小白兔很招人喜欢，我自然很得意。
我的小白兔不但漂亮可爱，还很文静，是我最忠实的好朋友。
是它很饿了，就会用两只前爪快速地敲打兔笼的横杆，发出“沙沙”的响声，好像在提醒我：该给我吃的了！你瞧我的小兔是不是很聪明呀。
　　多么可爱聪明的小兔呀，它是我的好朋友，天天陪伴我成长。

　　After watching the film Becoming Jane played by Anne Hathaway and reading the book Sense and Sensibility , I feel complicated because it seems that all in Jane’s life, she made a decision between sense and sensibility. The book could be regarded as her real story or someone else’s. Who knows? Love and sense are enemies at any age.

　　There was an important person in her career, the authoress Mrs Radeliffe whose novels were filled with romance, danger and terror, anything her life was not.

　　At that time, a woman’s dream of being an authoress was not so easy to come true. As if the writing a woman did not display the greatest powers of mind, knowledge of human nature, the liveliest effusions of wit and humour. And people thought having a wife with a literary reputation was nothing short of scandalous. But with an independent thought, she made it!

　　In her love world, there were two men. One was Tom Lefroy, a handsome, social guy but totally depending on his uncle. Another was Wisley, a booby having a respectable property of 2000a year, in addition to even greater expectations as Lady Gresham’s heir. So Tom standed for love or sensibility and Wisley standed for money or sense.

　　Jane didn’t believe the saying “Affection is desirable, money is absolutely indispensable.” In other words, she gave up a splendid home, a comfortable life and chose Tom. But when she found their love will destroy Tom’s family, her sense told her to make the great decision to leave him to avoid a long slow degradation of guilt and regret and blame.

　　What a pity she can’t marry with the one who she doesn’t love even a loved one!

　　In her short life, Jane Austen wrote six of the greatest novels in the English Language.

　　Tom Lefroy had a successful career as a lawyer and named his eldest daughter Jane.

　　Jane never married in her life.

Sense and Sensibility was the first Jane Austen published. Though she initially called it Elinor and Marianne, Austen jettisoned both the title and the epistolary mode in which it was originally written, but kept the essential theme: the necessity of finding a workable middle ground beeen passion and reason. The story revolves around the Dashwood sisters, Elinor and Marianne. Whereas the former is a sensible, rational creature, her younger sister is wildly romantic--a characteristic that offers Austen plenty of scope for both satire and passion. Commenting on Edward Ferrars, a potential suitor for Elinor's hand, Marianne admits that while she "loves him tenderly," she finds him disappointing as a possible lover for her sister. Soon however, Marianne meets a man who measures up to her ideal: Mr. Willoughby, a new neighbor. So swept away by passion is Marianne that her behavior begins to border on the scandalous. Then Willoughby abandons her; meanwhile, Elinor's growing affection for Edward suffers a check when he admits he is secretly engaged to a childhood sweetheart. How each of the sisters reacts to their romantic misfortunes, and the lessons they draw before ing finally to the requisite happy ending forms the heart of the novel. Though Marianne's disregard for social conventions and willingness to consider the world well-lost for love may appeal to modern readers, it is Elinor whom Austen herself most evidently admired; a truly happy marriage, she shows us, exists only where sense and sensibility meet and mix in proper measure. This article is from inter, only for studying! 您正浏览的文章《《理智与情感》英语读后感》由第一范文网（DiYiFanWen）整理,访问地址为：//diyifanwen/qitafanwen/yingwenduhougan/20081202153003130

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