William Ewart Gladstoneby James BryceCHAPTER I: INTRODUCTIONNo man has lived in our times of whom it is so hard to speak in aconcise and summary fashion as Mr. Gladstone. For forty years hewas so closely associated with the public affairs of his countrythat the record of his parliamentary life comes near to being anoutline of English politics. His activity spread itself out overmany fields. He was the author of several learned and thoughtfulbooks, and of a multitude of articles upon all sor
目 录01. 天地原来可以如此宽广,爱原来可以如此豁达02. 最大的音乐是无声03. 19号床是艾滋妈妈04. 一碗汤面05. 爸爸留给女儿的一封遗书06. 妈妈的便当07. 君生我未生,我生君已老08. 看!星星笑了09. 天使的翅膀10. 太多的来不及11. 珍惜身旁所爱12. 永失我爱13. 瑞芳煤矿的往事14. 阿婆的店15. 坚强,让我如此感动!16. 我的爹和娘17. 车 票18. 一 面 墙19. 是的!老师20. 当你跌到谷底时21. 47+1个便当22. 断耳的小天使23. 8块5毛钱24. 哑 妹25. 来生的约定26. 你怎么可以这样呢?27. 孩子无罪28. 一捧黑草莓29. 一颗牛奶糖...
1先说一说我。我是四处流浪的乞讨者,我是垂死挣扎的新世纪的病人,我是渴望爱情的妓女,我是幼稚无比的小孩,我是饱经沧桑的老头。我无所事事,因而空虚无比。按照传统一点的说法,在我这个年龄,应该有自己的理想。那种真正意义上的理想,很现实的理想,而不是想入非非、海市蜃楼的那种。对于我,却常常为自己的这种状态苦恼,不明白到底是哪里出了问题。突然有一天才发现老祖宗已经总结出来了。他们说有志者立长志、无志者常立志。我恍然大悟,但仍是无计可施。我为自己的理想疲于奔命,常常幻想自己什么时候能够没有理想,但总是欲罢不能,痛苦无比。比方说早上我的理想会是做一名像朱彤那样的给国家领导人搞翻译的,原因是英语老师说现在搞翻译的挣钱很多。因而我想入非非,一早上的课都没上好。到了中午,我为理想想得身心疲惫。正好食堂前的报栏里说今年考研人数剧增,如何如何。我在煽情的文字的鼓舞之下,亦热血沸腾,于是...
The Greatness of Citiesby Giovanni BoteroA Treatise Concerning The Causes of the Magnificency and Greatness of CitiesDivided into three books by Sig. Giovanni Botero in the Italian Tongue, now done into English by Robert Peterson 1606Book One1. What a city is, and what the greatness of a city is said to beA city is said to be an assembly of people, a congregation drawn together to the end they may thereby the better live at their ease in wealth and plenty. And the greatness of a city is said to
名人专栏郭敬明:夏天的躁郁症[下](2) 头痛。 胸腔里也痛。 在那一瞬间,竟然有些可怜起自己来。嘟嘟响起来的水壶,还有壶嘴冒出的白色水汽,呼啦一团蒙在脸上,让眼睛发涨。 某个时候江面上会突兀地响起一声沉闷的汽笛声,把厚重的夜色搅碎。 好像人越成长,就只能越用含混模糊的语句,去形容自己的哭。比如“眼眶发红”,“光线刺眼”,“呼吸混浊”。而年少时候的自己,却可以在文字里肆无忌惮地使用着“泪流满面”,“伤心欲绝”这样的字眼。 每一个人,都在不断地厌恶和抛弃着从前幼稚而可笑的自己,软弱而做作的自己,每一个人都在朝着更加完美地方向进化着。在穿起PRADA的今天,绝对不会再提起以前因为买一件G-STAR而兴奋异常的过去。在已经开始听起摇滚或者歌剧的今天,绝对不会再提起以前对流行偶像的痴迷。在留着汤尼英盖里剪的发型的时候,绝对不会再想起自己以前丑陋的刘海。于是每一个人,都用当下...
White Liesby Charles ReadeCHAPTER I.Towards the close of the last century the Baron de Beaurepaire lived in the chateau of that name in Brittany. His family was of prodigious antiquity; seven successive barons had already flourished on this spot when a younger son of the house accompanied his neighbor the Duke of Normandy in his descent on England, and was rewarded by a grant of English land, on which he dug a mote and built a chateau, and called it Beaurepaire (the worthy Saxons turned this i
1958年,我在中国呆了半年,这使我进一步认识到我过去读到的许多东西是不准确的,并使我渴望对那里的情况作出自己的解释。然而我不久就逐渐感到,虽然我比许多就此议题撰写过著作的人更具有资格,但仅凭对那一国家如此短时间的接触就着手这样一项工程,实属鲁莽、胆大之举。因此,我把注意力转向了欧洲对中华文明态度之历史这一更宽广的主题。在我看来,这一主题应当对任何关心向西方阐释中国的人都具有意义,哪怕仅仅能帮助他廓清某些影响许多人对中国的看法的陈腐误解也好。但进行这种研究需涉猎的相关原始资料无边无际,因而我在阅读时不得不作谨慎选择。我不得不斗胆进入许多与我所从事的汉学相距甚远的学术领域。在进行这一工作时,我尝试利用新近的、可靠的权威著作,而不愿打扰难得空闲的朋友和同事们,因此我必须对书中不准确和误解之处负全部责任。...
The Essays of Montaigne, V3by Michel de MontaigneTranslated by Charles CottonEdited by William Carew Hazilitt1877CONTENTS OF VOLUME 3.XIII. The ceremony of the interview of princes.XIV. That men are justly punished for being obstinate in the defenceof a fort that is not in reason to be defendedXV. Of the punishment of cowardice.XVI. A proceeding of some ambassadors.XVII. Of fear.XVIII. That men are not to judge of our happiness till after death....
AMY FOSTERby Joseph ConradKennedy is a country doctor, and lives in Cole-brook, on the shores of Eastbay. The highground rising abruptly behind the red roofs of thelittle town crowds the quaint High Street againstthe wall which defends it from the sea. Beyondthe sea-wall there curves for miles in a vast andregular sweep the barren beach of shingle, with thevillage of Brenzett standing out darkly across the...
琼瑶1 凌晨。天色才只有些儿蒙蒙亮。可是,夏初蕾早就醒了。用手枕着头,她微扬着睫毛,半虚眯着眼睛,注视着那深红色的窗帘,逐渐被黎明的晨曦染成亮丽的鲜红。她心里正模糊的想着许多事情,这些事情像一些发亮的光点,闪耀在她面前。也像旭日初升的天空,是彩色缤纷而绚烂迷人的。这些事情使她那年轻的胸怀被涨得满满的,使她无法熟睡,无法镇静。即使一动也不动的躺在那儿,她也能感到血液中蠢蠢欲动的欢愉,正像波潮般起伏不定。 今天有约会。今天要和梁家兄妹出游,还有赵震亚那傻小子!想起赵震亚她就想笑,头大,肩膀宽,外表就像只虎头狗。偏偏梁致中就喜欢他,说他够漂亮,有男儿气概,“聪明不外露”。当然不外露啦,她就看不出他丝毫的聪明样儿。梁致中,梁致中,梁致中……梁致中是个吊儿郎当的浑小子,赵震亚是个傻里傻气的傻小子!那么,梁致文呢?不,梁致文不能称为“小子”,梁致文是个不折不扣的谦谦君子...
The Wreck of the Golden Maryby Charles DickensTHE WRECKI was apprenticed to the Sea when I was twelve years old, and I haveencountered a great deal of rough weather, both literal andmetaphorical. It has always been my opinion since I first possessedsuch a thing as an opinion, that the man who knows only one subjectis next tiresome to the man who knows no subject. Therefore, in thecourse of my life I have taught myself whatever I could, and...
Villainage in Englandby Paul VinogradoffSecond Essay: The Manor and the Village CommunityChapter 1The Open Field System and the HoldingsMy first essay has been devoted to the peasantry of feudal England in its social character. We have had to examine its classes or divisions in their relation to freedom, personal slavery, and praedial serfage. The land system was touched upon only so far as it influenced such classification, or was influenced by it. But no correct estimate of the social sta