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简介：Two of these essays, 'The Function of Criticism' and 'The Religion ofRousseau,' were contributed to the Times Literary Supplement; that on'The Poetry of Edward Thomas' in the Nation; all the rest save...
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简介：It was earliest spring, and almost the close of a day whose sunshine and warmth had coaxed into bloom many timid roadside flowers, and sent the white petals of farmyard cherries trembling to earth lik...
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简介：Steel talked between roses. Kintyre parried Yamamura's slash; his riposte thumped on the other man's arm....
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简介：So long as man does not bother about what he is or whence he came or whither he is going, the whole thing seems as simple as the verb to be; and you may say that the moment he does begin thinking abou...
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简介：Doctor Cameron gazed intently at the top of the desk. It wasn't easy to be diplomatic. The request was turned over to the Medicouncil, he said. I assure you it was studied thoroughly before it was rep...
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简介：The present book is intended, as far as possible, to give an exact insight into the theory of Relativity to those readers who, from a general scientific and philosophical point of view, are interested...
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简介：For a brief instant following her spoken pledge, an eloquent silence reigned over the circle of picturesque figures seated about the brightly-blazing camp fire. Then a storm of acclamation rent the st...
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简介：The air was cooling down toward evening at Sebastian, where an unpicturesque collection of wooden houses stand upon a branch line on the Canadian prairie. The place is not attractive during the earlie...
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简介：In the autumn month of September, eighteen hundred and fifty-seven, wherein these presents bear date, two idle apprentices, exhausted by the long, hot summer, and the long, hot work it had brought wit...
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简介：It was our old friend Oscar Preston who said this. He was standing on the platform in front of the station at Julesburg, gazing after the stage-coach in which Leon Parker, the disgusted and repentant ...
