金英笑著說道：“奇怪，有什么可奇怪的，這些都是正兒八經的知識呢，不過你想搜一搜你們古代的書籍，這里面也是有的，我告訴你，這里面什么都可能有，就連外面的東西也有，你可以搜一搜。”
“好，我先搜一搜我們這里的書，然后再搜一搜外面的書。”柳素月點了點頭。
“搜一搜滕王閣序！”柳素月大聲的吼道。
立即一本古書就出現了，藍色的封皮，用繩子固定的側面，泛淡黃的宣紙，迅速的就翻開了那頁：
《滕王閣序》
豫章故郡，洪都新府。星分翼軫，地接衡廬。襟三江而帶五湖，控蠻荊而引甌越。物華天寶，龍光射牛斗之墟；人杰地靈，徐孺下陳蕃之榻。雄州霧列，俊采星馳。臺隍枕夷夏之交，賓主盡東南之美。都督閻公之雅望，棨戟遙臨；宇文新州之懿范，襜帷暫駐。十旬休假，勝友如云；千里逢迎，高朋滿座。騰蛟起鳳，孟學士之詞宗；紫電青霜，王將軍之武庫。家君作宰，路出名區；童子何知，躬逢勝餞。時維九月，序屬三秋。潦水盡而寒潭清，煙光凝而暮山紫。儼驂騑于上路，訪風景于崇阿；臨帝子之長洲，得天人之舊館。層巒聳翠，上出重霄；飛閣流丹，下臨無地。鶴汀鳧渚，窮島嶼之縈回；桂殿蘭宮，即岡巒之體勢。披繡闥，俯雕甍，山原曠其盈視，川澤紆其駭矚。閭閻撲地，鐘鳴鼎食之家；舸艦彌津，青雀黃龍之舳。云銷雨霽，彩徹區明。落霞與孤鶩齊飛，秋水共長天一色。漁舟唱晚，響窮彭蠡之濱；雁陣驚寒，聲斷衡陽之浦。遙襟甫暢，逸興遄飛。爽籟發而清風生，纖歌凝而白云遏。睢園綠竹，氣凌彭澤之樽；鄴水朱華，光照臨川之筆。四美具，二難并。窮睇眄于中天，極娛游于暇日。天高地迥，覺宇宙之無窮；興盡悲來，識盈虛之有數。望長安于日下，目吳會于云間。地勢極而南溟深，天柱高而北辰遠。關山難越，誰悲失路之人？萍水相逢，盡是他鄉之客。懷帝閽而不見，奉宣室以何年？嗟乎！時運不齊，命途多舛。馮唐易老，李廣難封。屈賈誼于長沙，非無圣主；竄梁鴻于海曲，豈乏明時？所賴君子見機，達人知命。老當益壯，寧移白首之心？窮且益堅，不墜青云之志。酌貪泉而覺爽，處涸轍以猶歡。北海雖賒，扶搖可接；東隅已逝，桑榆非晚。孟嘗高潔，空余報國之情；阮籍猖狂，豈效窮途之哭！勃，三尺微命，一介書生。無路請纓，等終軍之弱冠；有懷投筆，慕宗愨之長風。舍簪笏于百齡，奉晨昏于萬里。非謝家之寶樹，接孟氏之芳鄰。他日趨庭，叨陪鯉對；今茲捧袂，喜托龍門。楊意不逢，撫凌云而自惜；鐘期既遇，奏流水以何慚？嗚乎！勝地不常，盛筵難再；蘭亭已矣，梓澤丘墟。臨別贈言，幸承恩于偉餞；登高作賦，是所望于群公。敢竭鄙懷，恭疏短引；一言均賦，四韻俱成。請灑潘江，各傾陸海云爾：滕王高閣臨江渚，佩玉鳴鸞罷歌舞。畫棟朝飛南浦云，珠簾暮卷西山雨。閑云潭影日悠悠，物換星移幾度秋。閣中帝子今何在？檻外長江空自流。
柳素月嘆息著說道：“看來還真有。”
“你不信再搜一搜外國書籍，絕對有的。”金英道。
“我不知道什么書籍，你給我提供幾個吧！”柳素月道。
“沒問題啊！你可以搜一搜《簡愛》，是一本很不錯的小說。”金英道。
“好得，我現在都做嘗試。”柳素月點了點頭。
“搜一搜《簡愛》！”柳素月大聲的喊道。
一本牛皮紙包裹的書皮出現了，封面畫著漂亮的圖案，不過看起來就像是西方油畫，大大的寫著中英文的《簡愛》兩個大字。
柳素月打開了一段閱讀了文字。
THEREwasnopossibilityoftakingawalkthatday.Wehadbeenwandering，indeed，intheleaflessshrubberyanhourinthemorning;butsincedinner(Mrs.Reed，whentherewasnocompany，dinedearly)thecoldwinterwindhadbroughtwithitcloudssosombre，andarainsopenetrating，thatfurtheroutdoorexercisewasnowoutofthequestion.Iwasgladofit:Ineverlikedlongwalks，especiallyonchillyafternoons:dreadfultomewasthecominghomeintherawtwilight，withnippedfingersandtoes，andaheartsaddenedbythechidingsofBessie，thenurse，andhumbledbytheconsciousnessofmyphysicalinferioritytoEliza，John，andGeorgianaReed.ThesaidEliza，John，andGeorgianawerenowclusteredroundtheirmamainthedrawing-room:shelayreclinedonasofabythefireside，andwithherdarlingsabouther(forthetimeneitherquarrellingnorcrying)lookedperfectlyhappy.Me，shehaddispensedfromjoiningthegroup;saying，'Sheregrettedtobeunderthenecessityofkeepingmeatadistance;butthatuntilsheheardfromBessie，andcoulddiscoverbyherownobservation，thatIwasendeavouringingoodearnesttoacquireamoresociableandchildlikedisposition，amoreattractiveandsprightlymanner-somethinglighter，franker，morenatural，asitwere-shereallymustexcludemefromprivilegesintendedonlyforcontented，happy，littlechildren.''WhatdoesBessiesayIhavedone?'Iasked.
'Jane，Idon'tlikecavillersorquestioners;besides，thereissomethingtrulyforbiddinginachildtakinguphereldersinthatmanner.Beseatedsomewhere;anduntilyoucanspeakpleasantly，remainsilent.'
Asmallbreakfast-roomadjoinedthedrawing-room，Islippedinthere.Itcontainedabookcase:Isoonpossessedmyselfofavolume，takingcarethatitshouldbeonestoredwithpictures.Imountedintothewindow-seat:gatheringupmyfeet，Isatcross-legged，likeaTurk;and，havingdrawntheredmoreencurtainnearlyclose，Iwasshrinedindoubleretirement.Foldsofscarletdraperyshutinmyviewtotherighthand;totheleftweretheclearpanesofglass，protecting，butnotseparatingmefromthedrearNovemberday.Atintervals，whileturningovertheleavesofmybook，Istudiedtheaspectofthatwinterafternoon.Afar，itofferedapaleblankofmistandcloud;nearasceneofwetlawnandstorm-beatshrub，withceaselessrainsweepingawaywildlybeforealongandlamentableblast.Ireturnedtomybook-Bewick'sHistoryofBritishBirds:theletterpressthereofIcaredlittlefor，generallyspeaking;andyettherewerecertainintroductorypagesthat，childasIwas，Icouldnotpassquiteasablank.Theywerethosewhichtreatofthehauntsofsea-fowl;of'thesolitaryrocksandpromontories'bythemonlyinhabited;ofthecoastofNorway，studdedwithislesfromitssouthernextremity，theLindeness，orNaze，totheNorthCape-'WheretheNorthernOcean，invastwhirls，Boilsroundthenaked，melancholyislesOffarthestThule;andtheAtlanticsurgePoursinamongthestormyHebrides.'NorcouldIpassunnoticedthesuggestionofthebleakshoresofLapland，Siberia，Spitzbergen，NovaZembla，Iceland，Greenland，with'thevastsweepoftheArcticZone，andthoseforlornregionsofdrearyspace，-thatreservoiroffrostandsnow，wherefirmfieldsofice，theaccumulationofcenturiesofwinters，glazedinAlpineheightsaboveheights，surroundthepoleandconcentrethemultipliedrigoursofextremecold.'Ofthesedeath-whiterealmsIformedanideaofmyown:shadowy，likeallthehalf-comprehendednotionsthatfloatdimthroughchildren'sbrains，butstrangelyimpressive.Thewordsintheseintroductorypagesconnectedthemselveswiththesucceedingvignettes，andgavesignificancetotherockstandingupaloneinaseaofbillowandspray;tothebrokenboatstrandedonadesolatecoast;tothecoldandghastlymoonglancingthroughbarsofcloudatawreckjustsinking.