New words：

flesh [fleʃ] n.肉体；（动物或人的）肉；果肉

Sample Sentences：

Lions are flesh-eating animals.
The spirit is willing but the flesh is weak.
The flesh of the peach was sweet and juicy.
A fat man has much more flesh than a thin man.

spirit ['spirit] n. 精神；灵魂；心灵

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beyond [bi'jɔnd] prep. 超出；在（或向）…较远的一边；除…之外；晚于；迟于

Sample Sentences：

The house is beyond the bridge.
Don't stay here beyond midnight.
He has nothing beyond the house.
Beyond the mountains is a thick forest.

New words：

vulture ['vʌltʃər] n.兀鹫；秃鹫；乘人之危的人；趁火打劫的人

Sample Sentences：

Vultures had pecked out the dead goat's eyes.
A vulture usually lives on the flesh of dead animals.
Vulture is a large bird usually with a head and neck almost bare of feathers.

flesh [fleʃ] n.肉体；（动物或人的）肉
bare [ber] adj.裸体的；裸露的；（树木）光秃秃的；（土地）荒芜的

New words：

rhyme [raim]
n.押韵；押韵词
v.（词或音节）押韵；使押韵

Sample Sentences：

“More” rhymes with “door”.
"House" is a rhyme for "mouse".
“Ship” doesn't rhyme with “sheep”.
Some kinds of poems are very strict about rhyming.
The last two lines of this poem don't rhyme properly.

New words：

tummy ['tʌmi] n. 胃；肚子
poop [pu:p] v. 大便；拉屎

Sample Sentences：

My tummy aches. I have to poop.
It's easy to get a tummy upset from river water.
I ate a big Thanksgiving dinner, and now my tummy hurts.