VOA慢速英语 美国飞行员兼作家安妮•默洛•林德伯格:1906-2001

　　VOICE THREE:

　　"Then two little Eskimo boys came up shyly and followed me about. Their bright eyes shone under their caps as they searched my face and costume curiously. 'You see,' said one of the traders, 'You're the first white woman they've ever seen. There's never been one here before.' "

　　VOICE TWO:

　　Three years later Anne Lindbergh wrote "Listen! The Wind." It was about the Lindberghs' fifty thousand kilometer flight. It became very popular. One critic said it described the poetry of flight as no other book on flying had ever done.

　　In nineteen forty, Anne Lindbergh wrote a book called "The Wave of the Future." She wrote it while Europe was fighting World War Two. She wrote that she did not support communism or fascism. But she said they were unavoidable. She wrote that she hoped the United States could avoid entering the conflict. And, in a letter, she wrote that she was beginning to feel that the German Nazi dictator Adolf Hitler was a very great man. Her husband had become unpopular for expressing similar beliefs.

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