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- AnneofGreenGablesisastoryaboutalittleorphangirl.Anneisanineyearoldgirlwithwildredhairandaspunkypersonality.Herwildimaginationgetsherintotroubleevenifsheintendstodotherightthing.Marilia,herlegalmother,ishopingforthebestoutofAnneandrestrictsherfromdoingmanythings.ThatjustpromptsAnnetoshowhermotherthatsheisbetterthanhermotherthinkssheis.Ifyoulikeabookaboutloveandadventure,thisisthebookforyou……
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- The Wind Among the Reeds
- 类 / 英语名著
- 文 / William Butler YEATS 播 / Justin Brett
- WilliamButlerYeatswasanIrishpoetandoneoftheforemostfiguresof20thcenturyliterature.HestudiedpoetryinhisyouthandfromanearlyagewasfascinatedbybothIrishlegendsandtheoccult.Oneofhisworks,'Thewindamongthereeds',publishedin1899,bycritics'opinionisthemainachievementofhisearlyworks.ImageryofYeats'poetryatthistimeisfilledwithcharactersofCelticmythologyandfolklore.
- A Scrawl
- 类 / 英语名著
- 文 / James Whitcomb RILEY 播 / Claudia Salto
- JamesWhitcombRileywasanAmericanwriter,poet,andbestsellingauthor,borninthetownofGreenfield,Indiana.Duringhislifetimehewasknownasthe"HoosierPoet"and"Children'sPoet"forhisdialectworksandhischildren'spoetryrespectively.Hispoemstendedtobehumorousorsentimental,andoftheapproximatelyonethousandpoemsthatRileyauthored,themajorityareindialect.
- The Vanishing Man
- 类 / 英语名著
- 文 / R. Austin FREEMAN 播 / Nicholas Clifford
- Ayoungdoctor,formerstudentofthelegalandmedicalexpertDr.JohnThorndyke,findshimselfalmostaccidentallydrawnintoacaseinwhichamanhasvanished.Perhapshehasdied;perhapsnot;buttheissueisveryimportantbecausethewillthathehasleftbehindiscuriously--annoyinglycuriously--worded.Fortunately,Dr.Thorndyke'srationalitycombinedwithhisforensicskills,bringthecasetoaconclusion,whiletheyoungdoctormeetstheloveofhislifeintheEgyptianroomsoftheBritishMuseum.
- A Texas Cowboy; Or Fifteen Years on the Hurricane Deck of a Spanish Pony
- 类 / 英语名著
- 文 / Charles A. SIRINGO 播 / David Wales
- CharlesA.SiringowasanAmericanlawman,detective,andagentforthePinkertonNationalDetectiveAgencyduringthelate19thcenturyandearly20thcentury….Aftertakingpartinseveralcattledrives,Siringostoppedherdingtosettledown,getmarried(1884),andopenamerchantbusinessinCaldwell,Kansas.Hebeganwritingabook,entitledATexasCowboy;OrFifteenYearsontheHurricaneDeckofaSpanishPony.Ayearlater,itwaspublished,towideacclaim,andbecameoneofthefirsttruelooksintolifeasacowboywrittenbysomeonewhohadactuallylivedthelife.
- Whittington and his Cat
- 类 / 英语名著
- 文 / E. L. BLANCHARD 播 / Philippa
- WhittingtonandhisCat,orHarlequinLordMayorofLondonwasthe26thGrandComicChristmasAnnual,writtenbyE.L.BlanchardforperformanceattheTheatreRoyal,DruryLane,Londonin1875.PantomimesareafavouriteChristmasentertainmentinEngland,andinVictoriantimeswereusuallywritteninrhymingcouplets.TheyfeaturedaPrincipalBoy(playedbyagirl)andaDame(playedbyaman).Overtheyearstheybecameevermoreelaboratewithfantasticcostumes,hugecastsandspectaculartransformationscenes.Weshallhavetoleavethesetoyourimagination,dearlistener,butwehopethatourperformancewillgiveyouaflavourofVictorianpanto.ThisversionofthestoryofDickWhittingtonwasproducedfromatornandwell-usedcopyofthepantomimescript,andalongsearchonlineandinvariousBritishlibrariesfortheoriginalmusic,detailsofwhichmaybefoundhere.Thelyricsofthelastsongarethecast'scurtaincallandincludethenamesWright,VokesandCoveney,theVokesfamilyandHarrietCoveneybeingfamouscelebritiesinVictorianpantomime.DickarrivesinLondontosearchforthefabled"streetspavedwithgold"andafterbeingreunitedwithhiscatTomwhohasfollowedhim,findsthemercerMr.Fitzwarren(forwhombusinessisnotgoingwell),hislovelydaughterAliceandthefearsomeDorothytheCook.Manyhighjinksensue.
- 马可波罗游记The Book of Ser Marco Polo, the Venetian, concerning the kingdoms and marvels of the East, volume 1
- 类 / 英语名著
- 文 / Marco POLO 播 / Leni
- "BooksoftheMarvelsoftheWorld"or"DescriptionoftheWorld"(Divisamentdoumonde),alsonicknamed"IlMilione"("TheMillion")or"OrientePoliano",butcommonlycalled"TheTravelsofMarcoPolo",isa13th-centurytraveloguewrittendownbyRustichellodaPisafromstoriestoldbyMarcoPolo,describingthetravelsofthelatterthroughAsia,Persia,China,andIndonesiabetween1271and1291.It'sbeenaveryfamousandpopularbooksincethe14thcentury,creatingtheimageofMarcoPoloastheiconoftheboldtraveller.PresentingMarcoPoloasanimportantfigureatthecourtoftheMongolleaderKublaiKhan,thebookwaswritteninOldFrenchbyRustichellodaPisa,aromanceauthorofthetime,whowasreportedlyworkingfromaccountswhichhehadheardfromMarcoPolowhentheywereimprisonedinGenoa,havingbeencapturedwhileonaship.
- 仲夏夜之梦A Midsummer Night's Dream
- 类 / 英语名著
- 文 / 佚名 播 / 佚名
- 《仲夏夜之梦》是威廉·莎士比亚青春时代最后一部也是最为成熟的喜剧作品，同时也是威廉·莎士比亚最著名的喜剧之一。整部戏剧情调轻松，总的来说就是一个“乱点鸳鸯谱”的故事。剧中有穿插了小闹剧当作笑料，即众工匠为婚礼所排的“风马牛不相及”的喜剧以及排戏经过。这部戏剧没有什么深远的社会意义与内涵。它所包含的，只是纯净的快乐，仿佛是一部戏剧的狂欢，中间也掠过一丝爱情所固有的烦恼，但亦是加以欢乐化、喜剧化的。莎士比亚在同时期的作品中，“梦”字的出现特别频繁。潜意识藉此在梦里呈现出来，透露人的真正想法、感觉、欲望或恐惧等。梦也带有预示作用，预示未来可能的变化。这个故事发生于城市与森林、清醒与睡眠、真实与梦幻之间。忒修斯掌管现实的雅典城，奥布朗则是森林之王，分别象征理智和潜意识。森林代表激情、焦虑、混乱、不受管束，隐藏许多不可预测的因素，仿佛一场纷乱的梦境。雅典城则代表社会机制、社会运作的秩序，可以化解所有的冲突。
- Kabumpo in Oz
- 类 / 英语名著
- 文 / Ruth Plumly THOMPSON 播 / ElleyKat
- Dearchildren:DoyoulikeElephants?DoyoubelieveinGiants?AnddoyouloveallthejollypeopleoftheWonderfulLandofOz?Wellthenyou'llwanttohearaboutthelatesthappeningsinthatdelightfulKingdom.AllaresetforthintrueOzfashionin"KabumpoinOz,"thesixteenthOzbook.KabumpoisanElegantElephant.Heisveryoldandwise,andhasakindlyheart,ashavealltheOzfolks.Inthenewbookyou'llmeetPrincePompa,andPegAmy,acharmingWoodenDoll.Therearenewcountries,strangeadventuresandthemostsurprisingBoxofMagicyouhaveeverheardof.Ruggedo,thewickedoldGnomeKing,doesalotofmischiefwiththisbeforePrincessOzmacanstophim.OfcourseDorothy,theScarecrow,Scraps,GlindatheGood,Tik-Tok,andotheroldfriendsallarealiveandbusyinthenewbook.IamjustbackfromtheEmeraldCitywiththebestofOzwishesforeverybody,butespeciallyyou.PhiladelphiaSpringof1922RuthPlumlyThompson
- 波利安娜Pollyanna
- 类 / 英语名著
- 文 / Eleanor H. PORTER 播 / Lydia Rasmussen
- ThestorybeginswhenPollyannaarrivesinBeldingsvilletolivewithherAuntPolly,astrictanddutifulmiddleagedwoman.Pollyannaimmediatelybeginstobrightenupeveryone'slifebythe"GladGame."Tryingtofindsomethingtobegladaboutineverysituation,Pollyannaishappy,joyful,lively,andsoontransformsthewholetown.Onedaysomethingsoterriblehappens,evenPollyannadoesn'tknowhowtobegladaboutit.
- 三职员The Three Clerks_Part1
- 类 / 英语名著
- 文 / Anthony TROLLOPE 播 / Anthony Ogus
- Romanceandcrimeinthemid-19thcenturyBritishCivilService.Inthisearlynovel,TrollopedrawsonhisownexperiencesasajuniorclerkintheGeneralPostOfficetoprovideanentertainingandmovingaccountofhowambitionwithintheservicecanaffectfriendshipandlove.
- 柏拉图_Philebus
- 类 / 英语名著
- 文 / PLATO 播 / Geoffrey Edwards
- TakingtheformofadiscussionbetweenthehedonistPhilebus,hisnaivedisciple,ProtarchusandSocrates,"Philebus"isacompellingconsiderationofthepopularbeliefthatpleasureisthegreatestattainablegood.Here,Socratesspeculatesonthedifferingintensitiesofbothpleasureandpain;exploresthenotionthattheycanbedividedintopureandimpuretypes;considerstherelationshipbetweentheoneandthemany;andestablishesknowledgeasafarhighergoal.Aprofoundargumentthattruefulfillmentcanonlybeachievedbythepursuitofbeauty,truthandmoderation,"Philebus"isamongtheearliestandmostfascinatingexplorationsofoneofthemostfundamentalhumanquestions:howtoleadagoodlife.
- The Three Clerks_Part2
- 类 / 英语名著
- 文 / Anthony TROLLOPE 播 / Anthony Ogus
- Romanceandcrimeinthemid-19thcenturyBritishCivilService.Inthisearlynovel,TrollopedrawsonhisownexperiencesasajuniorclerkintheGeneralPostOfficetoprovideanentertainingandmovingaccountofhowambitionwithintheservicecanaffectfriendshipandlove.
- 黑乌鸦Blacky_the_Crow
- 类 / 英语名著
- 文 / Thornton W. Burgess 播 / 佚名
- Thisbookwasconvertedfromitsphysicaleditiontothedigitalformatbyacommunityofvolunteers.Youmayfinditforfreeontheweb.PurchaseoftheKindleeditionincludeswirelessdelivery.
- A Thousand Mile Walk to the Gulf
- 类 / 英语名著
- 文 / John Muir,PeterJenkins 播 / 佚名
- HereistheadventurethatstartedJohnMuironalifetimeofdiscovery.Takenfromhisearliestjournals,thisbookrecordsMuir'swalkin1867fromIndianaacrossKentucky.Tennessee,NorthCarolina,Georgia,andFloridatotheGulfCoast.Inhisdistinctandwonderfulstyle,Muirshowsusthewilderness,aswellasthetownsandpeople,oftheSouthimmediatelyaftertheCivilWar.FounderoftheSierraClub,anditspresidentuntilhisdeath,Muirwasaspiritsofreethatallhedidtoprepareforanexpeditionwasto"throwsometeaandbreadintoanoldsackandjumpoverthebackFence."Inaworldconfrontingthedeteriorationofthenaturalenvironmentandanever-quickeningpaceoflife,theattractionofMuir'swritingshasneverbeengreater.
- The Story of Young Abraham Lincoln
- 类 / 英语名著
- 文 / Wayne WHIPPLE 播 / Kara Shallenberg
- Lincolnasaboyandyoungman.Aglimpseintothetypeofpersonhewasfromtheverybeginning."Alltheworldlovesalover"—andAbrahamLincolnlovedeverybody.Withallhisbrainandbrawn,hisrealgreatnesswasinhisheart.Hehasbeencalled"theGreat-HeartoftheWhiteHouse,"andthereislittledoubtthatmorepeoplehaveheardabouthimthantherearewhohavereadoftheoriginal"Great-Heart"in"ThePilgrim'sProgress."Indeed,itissafetosaythatmoremillionsinthemodernworldareacquaintedwiththestoryoftheriseofAbrahamLincolnfromapoorlybuiltlogcabintothehighestplaceamong"theseatsofthemighty,"thanarefamiliarwiththeBiblestoryofJosephwhoaroseandstoodnexttothethroneofthePharaohs.Anewstoryistoldbyadearoldlady,whodidnotwishhernamegiven,aboutherselfwhenshewasalittlegirl,whena"droveoflawyersridingtheoldEighthJudicialDistrictofIllinois,"cametodrinkfromafamouscoldspringonherfather'spremises.Shedescribedtheuncouthdressofatallyoungman,askingherfatherwhohewas,andherepliedwithalaugh,"Oh,that'sAbeLincoln."
- Lady Windermere's Fan
- 类 / 英语名著
- 文 / Oscar Wilde 播 / Phil Chenevert
- LadyWindermere'sFan,APlayAboutaGoodWomanisafour-actcomedybyOscarWilde,firstproduced22February1892attheStJames'sTheatreinLondon.Theplaywasfirstpublishedin1893.LikemanyofWilde'scomedies,itbitinglysatirizesthemoralsofVictoriansociety,particularlymarriage.ThestoryconcernsLadyWindermere,whodiscoversthatherhusbandmaybehavinganaffairwithanotherwoman.Sheconfrontsherhusbandbutheinsteadinvitestheotherwoman,MrsErlynne,tohiswife'sbirthdayball.Angeredbyherhusband'sunfaithfulness,LadyWindermereleavesherhusbandforanotherlover.Ordoesshe?Isitreallypossibletotrustdeliciousgossip?Areallmenreallybad?Theseandmanyotherquestionsareraisedandifnotanswered,thenheldupforpublicscrutinyinthisbitingsatireofmoralsandproperbehavior.Thebestknownlineoftheplaysumsupthecentraltheme:Weareallinthegutter,butsomeofusarelookingatthestars.—LordDarlington
- Among the Meadow People
- 类 / 英语名著
- 文 / Clara Dillingham PIERSON 播 / Frances Brown
- LovelybookofnaturewrittenforchildrenbyteacherandnaturalistClaraDillinghamPierson.Thisbookinthe"AmongthePeople"seriesexplorestheanimalinhabitantsofthemeadowandgarden.Thecharmingproseshrinksusdownandputsusinthefascinatingworldofthetinyinsects,amphibians,andbirdswhocallthefieldtheirhome.Fromtheauthor'sIntroduction:"Inselectingthetinycreaturesoffieldandgardenforthecharactersinthisbook,Ihaverememberedwithpleasurethewayinwhichmysixloyalpupilsbefriendedstraycricketsandgrasshoppers,theirintenseappreciationofthenewrealmoffancyandobservation,andtheeagernessandattentionwithwhichtheysoughtMotherNature,themostwonderfulandtirelessofallstory-tellers.
- The Bright Messenger-Part3
- 类 / 英语名著
- 文 / Algernon Blackwood 播 / 佚名
- ThisscarceantiquarianbookisaselectionfromKessingerPublishingsLegacyReprintSeries.Duetoitsage,itmaycontainimperfectionssuchasmarks,notations,marginaliaandflawedpages.Becausewebelievethisworkisculturallyimportant,wehavemadeitavailableaspartofourcommitmenttoprotecting,preserving,andpromotingtheworldsliterature.KessingerPublishingistheplacetofindhundredsofthousandsofrareandhard-to-findbookswithsomethingofinterestforeveryone!
- The Bright Messenger-Part2
- 类 / 英语名著
- 文 / Algernon Blackwood 播 / 佚名
- ThisscarceantiquarianbookisaselectionfromKessingerPublishingsLegacyReprintSeries.Duetoitsage,itmaycontainimperfectionssuchasmarks,notations,marginaliaandflawedpages.Becausewebelievethisworkisculturallyimportant,wehavemadeitavailableaspartofourcommitmenttoprotecting,preserving,andpromotingtheworldsliterature.KessingerPublishingistheplacetofindhundredsofthousandsofrareandhard-to-findbookswithsomethingofinterestforeveryone!
- The Bright Messenger-Part1
- 类 / 英语名著
- 文 / Algernon Blackwood 播 / 佚名
- ThisscarceantiquarianbookisaselectionfromKessingerPublishingsLegacyReprintSeries.Duetoitsage,itmaycontainimperfectionssuchasmarks,notations,marginaliaandflawedpages.Becausewebelievethisworkisculturallyimportant,wehavemadeitavailableaspartofourcommitmenttoprotecting,preserving,andpromotingtheworldsliterature.KessingerPublishingistheplacetofindhundredsofthousandsofrareandhard-to-findbookswithsomethingofinterestforeveryone!
- 夏洛蒂姐妹诗集Poems by Currer, Ellis, and Acton Bell
- 类 / 英语名著
- 文 / Charlotte BRONTE 播 / Libby Gohn
- TheBrontesisters,mostfamousfortheirnovels,begantheircareerwithaslimvolumeofpoetry,publishedunderpseudonyms.Itonlysoldtwovolumes,butinspiredmuchinterestintheidentitiesoftheunknownpoets.Thisisarecordingofthemoresuccessful1850edition,whichincludesadditionalpoemsbyEmilyandAnnewhichCharlottecollectedaftertheirdeaths.
- Among Typhoons And Pirate Craft
- 类 / 英语名著
- 文 / Lindsay ANDERSON 播 / David Wales
- AndersonservedasthirdofficeraboardtheEamont.EamontwasanopiumclipperbuiltinCowes.EamontwasinvolvedintheopeningofJapantoforeignersin1858,servingasadispatchboatbetweenNagasakiandShanghai,andwasoneofthefirstvesselstoopenupatradewithFormosa.TheEamontwasemployedinthenegotiationsforthefirstcommercialtreatywithJapan.OnthisoccasionsheranintoNagasakiandquietlydroppedanchor,inspiteofthefactthatoppositiontotheproposedcommercialtreatywasverystrongatthetime.Onthefollowingmorning150boat-loadsofJapaneseattemptedtotowhertosea,beingevidentlyignorantofananchor'sraisond'etre.Butthoughtheyattemptedseveralsimilarmethodstogetridofhertheyrefrainedfromanyarmedattack,and,eventually,hermissionwascompletelysuccessful.Thiswasin1858,andtheEamont'screwsawmanywonderfulsightsinthattierraincognita.TheSeptemberTyphoonof1858destroyedseveralwell-knownopiumclippersatDoubleIsland,includingtheAnonyma,Gazelle,Pantaloon,andMazeppa.EamontwasanchoredoffDoubleIsland,with"150fathomsofchainoutandasecondanchorbackedonitat60fathoms."Thewavesintheanchoragewereestimatedtobeaslargeas40feet,andtheEamont’screwhadtocutawayhermasts.Eamontwasoneofonlytwoshipsinthatanchoragetosurvivethenight,theotherbeingtheHazard.(SeeWikipediaarticleonEamont(schooner))
- The Women Who Make Our Novels
- 类 / 英语名著
- 文 / Grant M. OVERTON 播 / MaryAnn
- ”Thisbook,theratherunpremeditatedproductionofseveralmonths’work,isbyamanwhoisnotanovelistandwhoisthereforeentirelyunfittedtowriteaboutwomenwhoarenovelists.”Theauthorisaliteraryreporterandfromthatperspectiveheoffersashortbiographicalsketch“ofallthelivingAmericanwomennovelistswhosewriting,bythecustomarystandards,isartisticallyfine...[or]whosewritinghasattainedawidepopularity.”Thisbookwaspublishedin1918.
- 这就是爱Herein_is_Love
- 类 / 英语名著
- 文 / Reuel HOWE 播 / Bill Mosley
- Prescientlookatthechurch,itsmessageandroleinsociety,bothperceivedandtrue,focusedthroughthelensofthebiblicaldoctrineoflove,anddemonstratedinrelationshipsbetweenparentandchild,parishionersandpublic,andpastorandpeople.
- 丁香树下Under-the-Lilacs
- 类 / 英语名著
- 文 / Louisa May ALCOTT 播 / Tara Dow
- UndertheLilacsisataleoffriendshipandadventurefromcelebratedauthorLouisaMayAlcott.WhensistersBabandBettyMossdecidetohaveateapartyonespringmorning,littledidtheyknowastrangeandtalenteddogandabedraggledcircusrun-awaywouldcomeintotheirlives.BenBrownisbelievedtobeorphaned.Withnofamilytoreturnto,thegirl'skindneighbour,MissCelia,takesBenunderhercare,wherehelearnsthetruemeaningoffriendship,homeandfamily.
- 夏洛蒂三姐妹The-Three-Sisters-Part2
- 类 / 英语名著
- 文 / May SINCLAIR 播 / Expatriate
- FascinatedasshewasbythelivesoftheBrontësiblings,MaySinclairlooselybasedhersubtlysensual,quietlyinsurrectionary1914novelTheThreeSistersontheHaworthmoormilieuofthethreeliteraryBrontësisters.Alice,Gwenda,andMaryCartaretarethedaughtersoftheVicarofGarth,anabusivefatherwithrigid,selfishexpectationsforfemalebehavior.Hopeofrescueseemstodawninthepersonofanidealisticyoungdoctorinthevillage,butthisisnoAustenromance.DescribedwithEdwardianrestraint,itisstillsexualpassionthatistheunderlyingthemeofthestory:therebellionofhumansensualityinalmosteverymajorcharacterinthestoryagainsttheartificialconstraintsofconventionalSocietyandReligion.Sinclair,herselfafascinatinghybridofVictorianandmodern,showsthedesperate,inertialennuiinherentinthelivesofunmarriedlate-Victorianwomendependentontheirmaleguardiansbutfiredbydreamsanddesiresoftheirown.Sinclair'sgentlyseditiousfictionisalwaysdeeplyimbuedwithphilosophyaswellashumanpsychology,givingitrichlayersofinterest.
