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Prescientlookatthechurch,itsmessageandroleinsociety,bothperceivedandtrue,focusedthroughthelensofthebiblicaldoctrineoflove,anddemonstratedinrelationshipsbetweenparentandchild,parishionersandpublic,andpastorandpeople.

UndertheLilacsisataleoffriendshipandadventurefromcelebratedauthorLouisaMayAlcott.WhensistersBabandBettyMossdecidetohaveateapartyonespringmorning,littledidtheyknowastrangeandtalenteddogandabedraggledcircusrun-awaywouldcomeintotheirlives.BenBrownisbelievedtobeorphaned.Withnofamilytoreturnto,thegirl'skindneighbour,MissCelia,takesBenunderhercare,wherehelearnsthetruemeaningoffriendship,homeandfamily.

FascinatedasshewasbythelivesoftheBrontësiblings,MaySinclairlooselybasedhersubtlysensual,quietlyinsurrectionary1914novelTheThreeSistersontheHaworthmoormilieuofthethreeliteraryBrontësisters.Alice,Gwenda,andMaryCartaretarethedaughtersoftheVicarofGarth,anabusivefatherwithrigid,selfishexpectationsforfemalebehavior.Hopeofrescueseemstodawninthepersonofanidealisticyoungdoctorinthevillage,butthisisnoAustenromance.DescribedwithEdwardianrestraint,itisstillsexualpassionthatistheunderlyingthemeofthestory:therebellionofhumansensualityinalmosteverymajorcharacterinthestoryagainsttheartificialconstraintsofconventionalSocietyandReligion.Sinclair,herselfafascinatinghybridofVictorianandmodern,showsthedesperate,inertialennuiinherentinthelivesofunmarriedlate-Victorianwomendependentontheirmaleguardiansbutfiredbydreamsanddesiresoftheirown.Sinclair'sgentlyseditiousfictionisalwaysdeeplyimbuedwithphilosophyaswellashumanpsychology,givingitrichlayersofinterest.

FascinatedasshewasbythelivesoftheBrontësiblings,MaySinclairlooselybasedhersubtlysensual,quietlyinsurrectionary1914novelTheThreeSistersontheHaworthmoormilieuofthethreeliteraryBrontësisters.Alice,Gwenda,andMaryCartaretarethedaughtersoftheVicarofGarth,anabusivefatherwithrigid,selfishexpectationsforfemalebehavior.Hopeofrescueseemstodawninthepersonofanidealisticyoungdoctorinthevillage,butthisisnoAustenromance.DescribedwithEdwardianrestraint,itisstillsexualpassionthatistheunderlyingthemeofthestory:therebellionofhumansensualityinalmosteverymajorcharacterinthestoryagainsttheartificialconstraintsofconventionalSocietyandReligion.Sinclair,herselfafascinatinghybridofVictorianandmodern,showsthedesperate,inertialennuiinherentinthelivesofunmarriedlate-Victorianwomendependentontheirmaleguardiansbutfiredbydreamsanddesiresoftheirown.Sinclair'sgentlyseditiousfictionisalwaysdeeplyimbuedwithphilosophyaswellashumanpsychology,givingitrichlayersofinterest.

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LonglegstheBlueHeronfeltdecidedlyoutofsorts.Itwasabeautifulmorning,toobeautifulforanyonetobefeelingthatway.Indeed,itwasthesamebeautifulmorninginwhichGrandfatherFroghadcaughtsomanyfoolishgreenflies.Jolly,round,brightMr.Sunwassmilinghisbroadest.TheMerryLittleBreezesofOldMotherWestWindweredancinghappilyhereandthereovertheGreenMeadows,lookingforsomegoodturntodoforothers.ThelittlefeatheredpeopletowhomOldMotherNaturehasgiventhegreatblessingofmusicintheirthroatswerepouringouttheirsweetestsongs.SoitseemedasiftherewasnogoodreasonwhyLonglegsshouldfeeloutofsorts.ThefactisthetroublewithLonglegswasanemptystomach.Yes,Sir,thatiswhatailedLonglegstheBlueHeronthatsunshinymorning.Youknowitishardworktobehungryandhappyatthesametime.

DannybeginshistaleregrettingthelengthofhistailuntilheiscorrectedbyMr.Toad.ThenhehasaseriesofstalkingsbyReddyandGrannyFox.HeiscapturedbyHootytheOwlandescapesmid-flighttoPeterRabbit'sbriarpatch.PetergoestoFarmerBrown'speachorchardandgetscaughtinasnareandbarelyescapeshimself.FinallyDannygetstrappedinatincanandmustusehiswitstoescapeReddyFoxagain.

Thisfictionalworkiswrittenin1stpersonbythedoghimself.It'sacutestoryoftheadventuresinthelifeofanobledogwhoisappropriatelynamed,Job.Thecaninesocietyinwhichhelivesisaninterestingparalleltohumansociety.

TextoffamousinspirationallectureandbiographyofRussellConwell,aBaptistministerandTempleUniversityFounder

ThisisthebiographyofAbrahamLincoln,writtenbytwoofhisprivatesecretaries.亚伯拉罕·林肯（英语：AbrahamLincoln，1809年2月12日－1865年4月15日），美国政治人物，第16任美国总统，其总统任内，美国爆发内战，史称南北战争。林肯废除了南方各州的奴隶制度，但南北战争之后北方有几个支持联邦******的州却仍被林肯允许可继续保有奴隶制度。林肯击败了南方分离势力，维护了美利坚联邦及其领土上不分人种人人生而平等的权利。内战结束后不久，林肯遇刺身亡，是第一个遭到刺杀的美国总统，也是首位共和党籍总统，曾位列最伟大总统排名第一位。

亚伯拉罕·林肯（英语：AbrahamLincoln，1809年2月12日－1865年4月15日），美国政治人物，第16任美国总统，其总统任内，美国爆发内战，史称南北战争。林肯废除了南方各州的奴隶制度，但南北战争之后北方有几个支持联邦******的州却仍被林肯允许可继续保有奴隶制度。林肯击败了南方分离势力，维护了美利坚联邦及其领土上不分人种人人生而平等的权利。内战结束后不久，林肯遇刺身亡，是第一个遭到刺杀的美国总统，也是首位共和党籍总统，曾位列最伟大总统排名第一位。

"Themothercathadbeenquiteupsetwhenshefirstsawthebluekitten.Shehadlookedfearfullythentowardtheriver.For,likeallcats,shehadheardthatabluekittencouldlearntheriver'ssong.Anykittenhasahardenoughtimetofindahomeforhimself.Foreverykittenmustfindahearthtofithissong.Butakittenwholistenstotheriverandlearnstheriver'ssonghasthehardesttimeofall.Notonlymustthekittenwhosingstheriver'ssongfindahearthtofitthatsong,buthemustteachthekeeperofthathearthtosingthesamesong.Theriver'ssongisveryold.Andmortalswhohaveearstohearandheartstosingarefewerthanfew."

Awonderfulchildren'sclassic-acollectionofmoralstoriestoldbyanimalsinthewoods.Thewittilywrittenstoriesexplorevariousissuesinafunway.

BushStudiesisashortstorycollectionpublishedinLondonin1902.BayntonpresentsagrimlyrealistviewofbushlifeinAustraliaforwomenincolonialAustralia.ShewroteinresponsetoHenryLawson'sromanticdepictionofbushlifeduringthesameera.

LettersfromaCat:publishedbyhermistressforthebenefitofallcatsandtheamusementoflittlechildrenisacollectionoflettersthatalittlegirlreceivesfromherpetwhilesheisawayfromhome.Theytellofherpet’sadventuresandmisadventures.Thebookincludesaprefacewhichgivesalittlebiographyofthecatincludingitssaddemise. H.H.wasthealiasofHelenMariaHuntJackson(1830–1885)whoisbetterknownforhernovelRamonainwhichshedramatizedthemistreatmentofNativeAmericansandwhichformedpartofhercampaignforimprovedtreatmentofNativeAmericansbytheU.S.Government.

ThisisacollectionofearlyAmericanstories,interestingread.

Eight-year-oldDavyreadsLewisCarroll'snovelAlice'sAdventuresinWonderlandandbeginstogetverysleepy.SuddenlyagoblinappearsinthefireandtakesDavyona"believingvoyage"muchlikeAlice'sownadventuresinWonderland,wherehemeetsmanycharactersfromfantasyandliterature.

Thisisthesecondof79UncleWiggilybookspublishedandcontainsanotherselectionofbedtimestoriesfromthoseoriginallypublishedintheNewarkEveningNewseverydayexceptSaturdayforover40years.UncleWiggilyLongearsisaloveablerabbitwhosuffersfromrheumatismandhasmanywoodlandfriendsandinnocentadventures.

ThislittlebookisintendedtohelpAmericanchildren(andadults)learnmoreaboutthechildrenofIreland,theircultureandhowtheylivetheirdailylives.Itisoneofaseriesattemptingtodothiswithcountriesandpeoplesaroundtheworldhopingtonotjusteducatebutenlightenandbringtolerancefordifferencesinthewaywelive.Fromthepreface"YouhaveoftenheardpeoplespeakoftheEmeraldIsle.Whenyouhaveaskedwhereitisandwhyitissocalled,youhavebeentolditisonlyanothernameforthatsmallislandtothenorthwestofthecontinentofEuropecalledIreland.Therainstherefallsooften,andthesunshinessowarmlyafterward,thatMotherNatureisabletodressherselfinthebrightestandloveliestofcolours.Thepeopletherearecheerfulandgood-natured.Theyarealwaysreadytosmilethroughtheirtearsandseethefunnysideofeveryhardship.

Theauthorofthis1917narrative,whoescapedfromGermanyandmilitaryserviceafter14monthsoffightinginFrance,didnotwishtohavehisnamemadepublic,fearingreprisalsagainsthisrelatives.ThevividdescriptionofthelifeofacommonGermansoldierduring“TheGreatWar”arousedmuchinterestwhenitwaspublishedintheUnitedStatesinserialform.Herewasawarrioragainsthiswill,ahaterofmilitarismforwhomtherewasnoromanceinwar,butonlybutcheryandbrutality,grimeandvermin,inhumantoilanddegradation.HisstoryalsocontainsthefirstGermandescriptionoftheretreatoftheTeutonicarmiesafterthebattleoftheMarne.–FromtheTranslator’sPreface

"Fourandtwentymarvelloustales,oneforeachhouroftheday,"retoldinanovelandentertainingmannerbyamasteroftheform.WhiledrawingonGerman,English,andScandinavianfolkliteratureformanyofhischaractersandplots,Pylereworksthematerialinanimaginativeway,craftingthetalesinhisowninimitablestyle.Equallyengagingarethenumerouswoodcutsthataccompanythestoriesandenliventhenarrative.

"Fourandtwentymarvelloustales,oneforeachhouroftheday,"retoldinanovelandentertainingmannerbyamasteroftheform.WhiledrawingonGerman,English,andScandinavianfolkliteratureformanyofhischaractersandplots,Pylereworksthematerialinanimaginativeway,craftingthetalesinhisowninimitablestyle.Equallyengagingarethenumerouswoodcutsthataccompanythestoriesandenliventhenarrative.

尤里·日瓦戈是西伯利亚富商的儿子，但很小便被父亲遗弃。10岁丧母成了孤儿。舅父把他寄养在莫斯科格罗梅科教授家。教授一家待他很好，让他同女儿东尼娅一起受教育。日瓦戈大学医科毕业后当了外科医生，并同东尼娅结了婚。　　第一次世界大战爆发后日瓦戈应征入伍，在前线野战医院工作。十月革命胜利后日瓦戈从前线回到莫斯科。他欢呼苏维埃政权的诞生：“多么高超的外科手术！一下子就娴熟地割掉腐臭的旧溃疡！直截了当地对一个世纪以来的不义下了裁决书……这是从未有过的壮举，这是历史上的奇迹！”但革命后的莫斯科供应极端困难，日瓦戈一家濒临饿死的边缘，他本人又染上了伤寒症。这时他同父异母的弟弟叶夫格拉夫·日瓦戈劝他们全家搬到乌拉尔去，在那儿至少不至于饿死。　　1918年4月日瓦戈一家动身到东尼娅外祖父的领地瓦雷金诺村去。这里虽然能维持生活，但日瓦戈感到心情沉闷。他既不能行医，也无法写作。他经常到附近的尤里亚金市图书馆去看书。他在图书馆里遇见女友拉拉。拉拉是随同丈夫巴沙·安季波夫到尤里亚金市来的。　　巴沙·安季波夫参加了红军，改名为斯特列利尼科夫，成了红军高级指挥员。他躲避拉拉，不同她见面。日瓦戈告诉拉拉，斯特列利尼科夫是旧军官出身，不会得到布尔什维克的信任。他们一旦不需要党外军事专家的时侯，就会把他踩死。不久日瓦戈被游击队劫去当医生。他在游击队里呆了一年多之后逃回尤里亚金市。他岳父和妻子东尼娅已返回莫斯科，从那儿又流亡到国外。随着红军的胜利，党外军事专家已成为镇压对象。首当其冲的便是拉拉的丈夫斯特列利尼科夫，他已逃跑。拉拉和日瓦戈随时有被捕的危险。他们躲到空无一人的瓦雷金诺去。坑害过他们两人的科马罗夫斯基律师来到瓦雷金诺，骗走了拉拉。斯特列利尼科夫也到这儿来寻找妻子，但拉拉已被骗走。斯特列利尼科夫悲痛欲绝，开枪自杀。瓦雷金诺只剩下日瓦戈一人。他为了活命，徒步走回莫斯科。他在莫斯科又遇见弟弟叶夫格拉夫。弟弟把日瓦戈安置在一家医院里当医生。日瓦戈上班的第一天心脏病发作，猝然死在人行道上。

Thenovelrecountsthelifeofayoungman,LucianTaylor,focusingonhisdreamychildhoodinruralWales,inatownbasedonCaerleon.TheHillofDreamsofthetitleisanoldRomanfortwhereLucianhasstrangesensualvisions,includingonesofthetowninthetimeofRomanBritain.LateritdescribesLucian'sattemptstomakealivingasanauthorinLondon,enduringpovertyandsufferinginthepursuitofart.GenerallythoughttobeMachen'sgreatestwork,itwaslittlenoticedonitspublicationin1907saveinaglowingreviewbyAlfredDouglas.Itwasactuallywrittenbetween1895and1897andhaselementsofthestyleofthedecadentandaestheticmovementoftheperiod,seenthroughMachen'sownmysticalpreoccupations.

StudentLucileTuckerworkspart-timeatthelibraryofthelargeuniversitysheattendsinChicagotohelppayhertuition.Onenight,whileclosingthelibraryfortheevening,sheglimpsesasmallchild–agirl–inthestacks.Carefullyfollowingher,Lucilecan’tbelievehereyeswhenthechild,unawarethatshehasbeenseen,managestostealavaluablebookfromthecollectionandpracticallydisappearfromthelibraryrightbeforeLucile’seyes.Thisisonlythebeginningofhersearchforwhythischildtookthisbook(andothers).LucileenliststheassistanceofhergoodfriendandroommateFlorence,afellowstudent,toattempttosolvethismysteryonherown.Shecan’tbearthethoughtofthissweet-facedchildbeingturnedovertothepolicedespiteherapparentthefts.EntertheworldofthesecollegewomenastheybravethecitystreetsatnightinunsavorysectionsofChicagoontheirquest.Whoistheelderlymaninthecrumblingcottage?Whatisthesignificanceofthe‘mark’insidethefrontcoversofthebooks?Hassomeonebeenshadowingthewomenontheirsearch…

Spanningthetimebetween1872andtheyearbeforehedied,thiscollectionofafter-dinnerspeeches,randomthoughtsto"thepress",etc.clearlydocuments,onceagain,thetrulyeclecticmindofSamuelClemens.Italsodemonstrateshowhedealtwithadulation,complimentsandnotoriety...headon!Thiscollectionisatreasure-troveofTwainsayings,witticismsandpronouncementsonahugegalaxyofissuesandconcernsinhislife.

Spanningthetimebetween1872andtheyearbeforehedied,thiscollectionofafter-dinnerspeeches,randomthoughtsto"thepress",etc.clearlydocuments,onceagain,thetrulyeclecticmindofSamuelClemens.Italsodemonstrateshowhedealtwithadulation,complimentsandnotoriety...headon!Thiscollectionisatreasure-troveofTwainsayings,witticismsandpronouncementsonahugegalaxyofissuesandconcernsinhislife.

ThefulltitleofthenovelisRoxana:TheFortunateMistressOr,aHistoryoftheLifeandVastVarietyofFortunesofMademoiselledeBeleau,AfterwardsCalledtheCountessdeWintselsheim.Thenovelconcernsthestoryofanunnamed"fallenwoman",thesecondtimeDefoecreatedsuchacharacter(thefirstwasasimilarfemalecharacterinMollFlanders).InRoxana,awomanwhotakesonvariouspseudonyms,including"Roxana,"describesherfallfromwealththankstoabandonmentbya"fool"ofahusbandandmovementintoprostitutionuponhisabandonment.Roxanamovesupanddownthroughthesocialspectrumseveraltimes.

ThefulltitleofthenovelisRoxana:TheFortunateMistressOr,aHistoryoftheLifeandVastVarietyofFortunesofMademoiselledeBeleau,AfterwardsCalledtheCountessdeWintselsheim.Thenovelconcernsthestoryofanunnamed"fallenwoman",thesecondtimeDefoecreatedsuchacharacter(thefirstwasasimilarfemalecharacterinMollFlanders).InRoxana,awomanwhotakesonvariouspseudonyms,including"Roxana,"describesherfallfromwealththankstoabandonmentbya"fool"ofahusbandandmovementintoprostitutionuponhisabandonment.Roxanamovesupanddownthroughthesocialspectrumseveraltimes.

SelmaLAGERLÖF(1858-1940)”FromaSwedishHomestead”bytheSwedishauthorSelmaLagerloef(translatedbyJessieBrochner)isavariedcollectionofstories,mostlysetinDalarneorVaermlandinSweden,butalsosomestoriesorlegendsfromKungahallaonthewest-coastatthetimebetweenHeathendomandearlyChristianityplussomeLegendsfromItalyandBelgium.Thefirstninesections,“TheStoryofaCountryHouse”,isashortNovel,originallypublishedonitsown,butherepartofthecollection.Itisthestoryofhowayoungorphangirl,Ingrid,istheinstrumentofsavingthestudentGunnarHede,whohaslosthiswitsandmemorybyaterribleexperience,tryingtosavehishome,hisCouyntryHouse,andwhowanderstheroadsasaPedlar,butatthesametimeafraidofmosteverything,especiallyanimals.AstoldbyLagerloefitisabothfascinatingandsweetstory,asarealltheothers.