Dr. Johnson worked in a h 　1　. Three years ago, when he was sixty-eight years old, he retired(退休). But a lot of patients came to ask him to l 　2　 them o 　3　. He was very b 　4　 and tired in the day-time and he wanted to have a good r 　5　 at night.

　　Half a year ago a young man moved in the room upstairs. At first he was q 　6　. The old man was s 　7　 with him. But before long several friends often came to see him in the evening. They talked loudly, sang and danced u 　8　 late at night, Dr. Johnson was u 　9　, but he didn't say anything.

　　It was the young man's birthday yesterday. All his friends came at seven in the evening. They drank a lot, s 　10　 songs, danced and made a lot of n 　11　 The old man couldn't fall a 　12　 the whole night. The next morning, as soon as he got up, he went u 　13　 and began to knock at the door. The young man opened the door and let the old man go in.

　　“Did you hear me b 　14　 on the ceiling(天花板) last night, young man?” asked Dr. Johnson.

　　“It doesn't matter, sir,” said the young man. “I don't m 　15　 It was very noisy in my house too.”

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hospital; look; over; busy; rest; quiet; satisfied; until; unhappy; sang; noise; asleep; upstairs; heating; mind


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