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简介：John Ward, God Helper, hung in his chair like a damp, empty uniform. An open, four-foot port showed a circle of blazing blue sky and a regular glimpse of a high, curving topsail. The humid, hot salty ...
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简介：High up among the heather-clad hills which form the broad dividing barrier between England and Scotland, the little river Esk brawls and bickers over its stony bed through a wild land of barren braesi...
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简介：Well, Lisle, my boy, the time is drawing very near when you will have to go home. My brother John will look after you, and choose some good crammer to push you on. You are nearly sixteen, now, and it ...
类别：英文短篇小说 点击次数：565 作者： 未知
简介：On Christmas Eve, while the Perfect Reader sits in his armchair immersed in a bookso absorbed that he has let the fire go outI propose to slip gently down the chimney and leave this tribute in his sto...
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简介：Belgium, after centuries of intermittent misery and recuperation as the cockpit of Europe, had with a hundred years of the peaceful fruition of the intelligence, courage, thrift, and industry of its p...
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简介：JOHN CARLSON began the rehearsals of Nicoline in early August of 1895. For a week he tried to correct the hot labours of the whole, large company. He was nervous about this production. His digestion i...
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简介：There seemed to be some unusual commotion, a suppressed excitement, about the new and stately American Legation at Paris on the morning of the 3d of February in the year of grace (but not for Francehe...
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简介：Lena Streatham gave me this diary. I cant think what possessed her, for she has been simply hateful to me sometimes this last term. Perhaps it was remorse, because its awfully handsome, with just the ...
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简介：When I was young, my parents sent me to a boarding school, not in any hopes of getting me educated, but because they wanted a quiet home....
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简介：The object of the First Book was generally to give a clear view of the principles upon which the original settlement of the Anglosaxons was founded. But as our earliest fortunes are involved in an obs...
