【InJanuary2014，whenLuigiQuintos，54，heldhisnewborngrandson，Ayden，forthefirsttime，thebabyweighedjustoverapound．Aydenhadbeen（41）___twomonthspremature（早产的），anddoctorsthoughthe（42）___notmakeit】

　　In January 2014，when Luigi Quintos，54，held his newborn grandson，Ayden，for the first time，the baby weighed just over a pound．Ayden had been （41）___ two months premature （早产的），and doctors thought he（42）___ not make it．Shocked，Luigi turned to art to （43）___ himself．He had been drawing portraits of people off and on （44）___ grade school．

　　This time，Luigi（45）___ a portrait of Ayden with his parents-Luigi's son and daughter-in-law-gazing （46）___ at him．"It was my way of making sure they'd always be together，"he says．

　　（47）___ five months in intensive care，Ayden pulled through．Inspired by the good news，Luigi set up a Facebook page，Priceless Images，（48）___he offered to draw portraits of other kids who were sick or had died．"I thought my work might offer （49）___，"he said．

　　Within days，requests （50）___ his inbox（收件箱）．Often，parents e-mail Luigi a photo of （51）___ child along with a description of his or her illness or how the child died．Sometimes they （52）___that the artist exclude （不包括） oxygen tubes and wires that appear in the （53）___，and one family asked for their child's eyes to be drawn open，an image they never got to see in （54）___ life．

　　Each drawing （55）___Luigi，who works as a courier driver in Salem，Oregon，a few hours．（56）___ he's done，he mails an 11-by-14-inch portrait to the parents and（57）___ a version of the drawing on his Facebook page．

　　（58）___，Luigi has completed 450portraits，with another 350on the （59）___ list．But Luigi doesn't mind the backlog （积压）．"The drawings give families （60）___ they can hold on to，"he said．

　　41．A．deadB．missingC．homelessD．born42．A．mightB．mustC．shouldD．would43．A．calmB．comfortC．exciteD．save44．A．asB．beforeC．sinceD．for45．A．madeB．carveC