类别：英文短篇小说 点击次数：729 作者： 未知
简介：The period at which this History commences,the beginning of the sixteenth century,when compared with the ages which had preceded it, since the fall of the Roman empire, was one of unprecedented brilli...
类别：英文短篇小说 点击次数：729 作者： Grant Allen
简介：Hilda Wade's gift was so unique, so extraordinary, that I must illustrate it, I think, before I attempt to describe it. But first let me say a word of explanation about the Master....
类别：英文短篇小说 点击次数：729 作者： 未知
简介：That one touch of Nature which makes the whole World kin is surely nowhere more obvious than in the Courtship of Animals. For the Beasts that Perish, no less than Man himself, are stirred by the same ...
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简介：When Sulla died in the year 676, the oligarchy which he had restored ruled with absolute sway over the Roman state; but, as it had been established by force, it still needed force to maintain its grou...
类别：英文短篇小说 点击次数：728 作者： 威尔基·柯林斯 Wilkie Collins
简介：At the request of a person who has claims on me that I must not disown, I consent to look back through a long interval of years and to describe events which took place within the walls of an English p...
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简介：I am glad to hear that you have now completed the work you undertook of collecting, from our soldiers themselves, these accounts of the war. They will certainly help people to know, and to appreciate,...
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简介：Old Jaap Visser was mad. Out there on the island of Marken, in the Zuyder Zee, he was the one madman, and a curiosity. The little boysall born web-footed, and eager as soon as they could walk to toddl...
类别：儿童英文小说 点击次数：728 作者： Robert Michael Ballantyne
简介：In the midst of the great wildernesswe might almost say the wildsof that comparatively unknown region which lies on the Surrey side of the Thames, just above London Bridge, there sauntered one fine da...
类别：英文短篇小说 点击次数：727 作者： 未知
简介：It had rained that April more continuously than capriciously, but this morning April showed at last her fairer face. The sunshine held as yet no sense of heat, only the bracingness of a glad salt wave...
