有好的，另当重谢！
举个例子，像以下这样的。
故事一：
No one was left in the museum now, and John was walking round to see if everything was all right. Suddenly he saw a beautiful painting lying on the floor. John picked it up and gave it to the director of the museum.
The director called several museums to check and see if it was a stolen painting, but no one claimed(认领) it. So the director decided to hang it in the museum. All the experts came to look at the painting. Each one said it was beautiful and had very deep meaning. The director was proud to have such a painting in his museum and congratulated John on his discovery.
Some weeks later a woman and her little son came to the museum. While they were looking at the new painting, the little boy began to cry. The director went over and asked him.
“Why are you crying?”
The child pointed to the painting and said, “That’s my painting on the wall and I want it back.”
“Yes,” said his mother, “he left it on the floor a few weeks ago. If you look carefully, you can see his name on the painting.”
故事二：
I once knew a man whose bad memory made him famous. John Smith was so forgetful that his wife had to constantly remind him about his meetings, his classes — even his meals. As Smith was a professor at a well known university, his forgetfulness was often an embarrassment. It wasn’t that he was not clever, just very, very absent minded. One hot summer day, Professor Smith decided to take his children to a seaside town about a three-hour train ride away. To make the trip more interesting for his young children, he kept the name of the town a secret. However, by the time they arrived at the station, Smith forgot the name of the town he was planning to visit. Luckily, a friend of his happened to be in the station. He offered to take care of the children while Smith hurried back home to find out where he was going.
The professor’s wife was surprised to see him again so soon. “Oh, my dear, I forgot the name of the town.” “What? You forgot the name? Now I’ll write the name of that town on a piece of paper, and you put it in your pocket and please don’t forget where you put it.”
Satisfied that she had solved the problem, she sent her husband off again. Then minutes later she was astonished to see him outside the house for the third time.
“What is the matter now?”
“As you told me, I didn’t forget where I put the name of that town, but I forgot where I left our children!”
“像以下这样的”的意思其实是为准备听说考试用的（广东高考Part C 复述故事），因此不要有太多难词，复述起来也比较容易的那种。最好是给个有很多这种类型的故事的网址，谢谢大家！~
这些太难而且有点长。“像以下这样的”的意思其实是为准备听说考试用的（广东高考Part C 复述故事），因此不要有太多难词，复述起来也比较容易的那种。
如果可以，你能提供个有很多这种类型的故事的网址吗？谢谢~
http://news.iciba.com/201005/545465.html
这个网址上可以查到一些。
顺便看一下下面这个：
Poet Vadchel Lindsay told of an experience that happened to him one night when he was very tired and hungry. He stopped at a farmhouse and asked to stay overnight. He had no money, but offered to pay for his lodging by reciting original poetry. The housewife was not interested in poetry and replied, “We cannot keep you, but those people there may,” and she pointed across the field to a small house.
Lindsay went to the house where the man welcomed him and invited him in saying, “You may stay if you are willing to put up with what we have.” The house consisted of two very small rooms. There was no rug on the floor, no window shades, and not a piece of furniture worth more than two dollars. There was only a rickety old table, surrounded by a few broken chairs, a small bed and an old stove.
When Lindsay left the next morning, he was inspired. “That man had nothing,” he told a friend, “and gave me half, and we both had abundance.”
诗人Vachel Lindsay讲起过一段亲身经历。有一个夜晚，他又累又饿，在一家农舍前停下，想借宿一晚。他没钱，但愿意朗诵自己的诗，抵偿住宿费。主妇对诗没兴趣，她回答说：“我们无法让你过夜，但那边的人也许可以。”她指了指农田对面的小房子。
Lindsay去了那家，屋主欢迎他入住，并说：“你可以住这里，如果你不在乎我们这点东西。”房子里有两间小屋。地上没有地毯，窗上没有帘子，没有一件家具值两元多钱的。里面只有一张快要散架的旧桌子，周围放着几把破椅，一张小床，一个旧灶头。
第二天早晨，Lindsay离开时，很有启发。他对一个朋友说，“那个穷得叮当响的人把一半给了我，我们两人都富足了。”
这个太简单而且太短了。“像以下这样的”的意思其实是为准备听说考试用的（广东高考Part C 复述故事），因此不要有太多难词，复述起来也比较容易的那种。
如果可以，你能提供个有很多这种类型的故事的网址吗？谢谢~