The notes of English..

1. Witchlike :  being or having the character of witchcraft

 2. Cholera : a disease caught from infected water that causes severe diarrhoea and vomiting and often causes death

1. irony: the amusing or strange aspect of a situation that is very different from what you expect; a situation like this

1. leading actor (actress): protagonist

2. rotate the sheet : if a job rotates, or if people rotate a job, they regularly change the job or regularly change who does the job / to move or turn around a central fixed point; to make something do this 

* In Oedipus: One of the major conflicts in the story line is the reason of the pestilence

(climax) : 1.Oedipus’ mother found the fact.

1. be contented with

1. mock: to laugh at somebody/something in an unkind way, especially by copying what they say or do (ex: Don't mock me.)

2.Sweet home Alabama 

1. peer it up

*fleece: the wool coat of a sheep; this coat when it has been removed from a sheep (by shearing)

1. Charlotte-->Wilbur: some pigs, terrific, radiant, humble

Friend: thoughtful, resolute, and easygoing

Me: imaginative, sentimental, and adventurous

1. letter : a message that is written down or printed on paper and usually put in an envelope and sent to somebody
2. a message that is written down or printed on paper and usually put in an envelope and sent to somebody
3. a written or printed sign representing a sound used in speech
4. Heaven knows (says)
5. fat(adjective) → fatten(verb)
6. salutation: pay your respect to
7. spread + news
8. miracle(noun)→ miraculously(adverb)
9. fair:
10. beautiful (ex: “Mirror, mirror on the wall, who in the land is fairest of all?” in Snow White )
11. justice
12. exhibit(noun)

13. World's Columbian Exposition

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World%27s_Columbian_Exposition

1. up in the air 不腳踏實地

2. put your feet on the ground = back to the ground

Toy fantasy (ex: Winnie the pooh)

What is  “Children’s Literature”?

→ A literature for children, about children, upon children