歐·亨利的短篇小說(shuō)《最后一片葉子》，講述了三個(gè)畫(huà)家之間的感人故事……

《最后一片葉子》的背景設(shè)置在19世紀(jì)末至20世紀(jì)初的格林尼治村（Greenwich Village），這里是紐約的藝術(shù)與文化中心，充滿了前衛(wèi)的藝術(shù)氣息和獨(dú)特的社區(qū)氛圍。很多生活在這里的藝術(shù)家雖然很清貧，但依然執(zhí)著地追尋著夢(mèng)想。小說(shuō)中，歐·亨利展示了藝術(shù)家們生活的艱辛與對(duì)藝術(shù)的執(zhí)著，謳歌人性的光輝與美好。

Sue and Johnsy were both artists. They had a studio（工作室） in Greenwich Village. They painted together and had a lot of fun.

In November， the weather was very cold and windy. Johnsy was seriously ill with pneumonia（肺炎）. Sue took care of her.

One， two， three， four， five...

Five what， dear？ What are you counting？

I am counting the leaves. When the last ivy leaf falls I must go too...

Sue had to work. She asked Mr Behrman to be her model. Mr Behrman was a poor， old painter.

Nonsense（胡說(shuō)）！

Johnsy said that when the last leaf falls， she would die too.

That night， a big storm blew all night. When morning came， Johnsy asked Sue to pull the shade up（打開(kāi)百葉窗）， and there was still one leaf left！

It’s the last one. I thought it would fall last night. I heard the wind.

The next morning， Johnsy asked Sue to pull the shade up again. To her surprise， the leaf was still there.

I am wrong. I should be as strong as that leaf！

The leaf gave Johnsy hope， and she slowly got better. But Mr Behrman died of pneumonia. He painted the leaf on the wall during the storm！

為了紀(jì)念老貝爾曼，瓊希和蘇一起在他的“杰作”旁刻了一塊紀(jì)念牌，向人們講述這幅畫(huà)背后感人的故事。請(qǐng)根據(jù)故事情節(jié)，將內(nèi)容補(bǔ)充完整。

In memory of（為了紀(jì)念） Mr Behrman， here is his life s . Mr Behrman was a great artist. He painted this leaf on the wall during a s . This leaf gave Johnsy hope and helped s her life. Sadly， Mr Behrman got s in the storm and died， but the painted leaf s that the spirit of kindness and sacrifice（犧牲） never dies.