我与怪盗的不了“情缘”
I was six at the time, heading home before Christmas with my sister and parents after a long, snowy car journey. Our house was unusually cold when we arrived: the back door was swinging on its 1)hinges, and drawers and cupboards had been turned out. We’d been burgled. Soon the house 2)was swarming with police. To my sister and me, it was incredibly exciting, but not so for our parents: they’d lost heirlooms as well as everyday, replaceable objects. Some of the things taken were a little odd, such as Mum’s collection of perfumes. Over the next few days, Dad turned detective. He was into motor racing and found tyre tracks in a nearby lane: by measuring the distance between them, he worked out the make of the “getaway”vehicle―a sports car. A husband and wife were arrested. It turned out they had burgled nearly 70 homes in our area, storing the 3)loot in their 4)cellar: furniture, silverware, jewellery and 5)antiques. The case made national news, and the couple got five years each in prison. Mum and Dad, along with other victims, were invited to reclaim 6)items from the couple’s home, including a gold locket given to me by my grandmother. On the wall was a photograph of a genial-looking man leaning over the open 7) of a sports car, covered in oil; it was hard to believe he was a criminal.
我六岁那年,父母、妹妹还有我,在结束了一段漫长而又寒冷的汽车旅行之后于圣诞节前回到家。可到家后,我们发现家里竟是“出奇”的清冷:后门在门合页上晃动,抽屉和
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