胡敏读故事记单词托福词汇145

（单词翻译）

145 maniacs² in the old mansion³

Standing⁴ in front of the old mansion on the hill, one can only marvel⁵ at the mind of the architect who brought this artistry into being. Its execution was accomplished⁶ mostly with manual labor⁷, given the low level of mechanization in building technology in the 19th century. One wonders what kind of manual the architect might have used to fire his imagination. Huge slabs⁸ of marble were used liberally throughout the building on stairs, door friends, and the mantel of huge fireplaces in the drawing room. Sadly, the mansion nowadays is found on no map. It is empty, it is upkeep proving much too coarsely. She bar greasing in its grounce and the casual visitor is advised to tread carefully, so as not to step in sheet maneuver⁹. What is of putting to ordinary citizens can be of great interest to others? Such as a group of religious fanatics¹⁰ whose leader has been dawning the mantel of savior, all the better to manipulate and maneuver his disciples¹¹, mostly drawing from the margins¹² from society. Those young people would readily march to the tune¹³ of any charismatic figure. Little did those young people know that their mania¹ would lead them to be mangled¹⁴ by one or other of the manifold manifestations¹⁵ of religious fervor¹⁶, displayed by their group, only to be used his cannon¹⁷ fauder in some weakened maneuver or other. Sure enough, great crimes were committed in the name of the cause, but as might be expected, most of the maniacs who have been apprehended¹⁸ maintain that they had a mandate¹⁹ from heaven, making it mandatory²⁰ for them to read the world of evil. Fortunately, in some cases, the attackers’ intent is betrayed beforehand by their outrageous²¹ close mannerisms.