John_Halifax,Gentleman_Part3
著/Dinah Craik 播/Cori Samuel
Thisnovel,publishedin1856,wasoneofthepopularandbelovednovelsintheVictorianera.ItistoldinthefirstpersonbyPhineasFletcher,aninvalidsonofaQuakertannerwhoispresentedtousinthebeginningasalonelyyouth.JohnHalifax,thefirstfriendheeverhad,isapoororphanwhoistakeninbyhisfathertohelpintheworkwhichhissicklysoncan'tconstantlydo.PhineastellsusinanunforgettablewayhowJohnsucceededinrisingfromhishumblebeginningandbecomeawealthyandsuccessfulman.Butwiththemoneycomehorribletroubles...Inanunforgettablemanner,welearntoknowallthecharactersofthenovelasiftheyreallylived.
John_Halifax,Gentleman_Part2
著/Dinah Craik 播/Cori Samuel
Thisnovel,publishedin1856,wasoneofthepopularandbelovednovelsintheVictorianera.ItistoldinthefirstpersonbyPhineasFletcher,aninvalidsonofaQuakertannerwhoispresentedtousinthebeginningasalonelyyouth.JohnHalifax,thefirstfriendheeverhad,isapoororphanwhoistakeninbyhisfathertohelpintheworkwhichhissicklysoncan'tconstantlydo.PhineastellsusinanunforgettablewayhowJohnsucceededinrisingfromhishumblebeginningandbecomeawealthyandsuccessfulman.Butwiththemoneycomehorribletroubles...Inanunforgettablemanner,welearntoknowallthecharactersofthenovelasiftheyreallylived.
John_Halifax,Gentleman_Part1
著/Dinah Craik 播/Cori Samuel
Thisnovel,publishedin1856,wasoneofthepopularandbelovednovelsintheVictorianera.ItistoldinthefirstpersonbyPhineasFletcher,aninvalidsonofaQuakertannerwhoispresentedtousinthebeginningasalonelyyouth.JohnHalifax,thefirstfriendheeverhad,isapoororphanwhoistakeninbyhisfathertohelpintheworkwhichhissicklysoncan'tconstantlydo.PhineastellsusinanunforgettablewayhowJohnsucceededinrisingfromhishumblebeginningandbecomeawealthyandsuccessfulman.Butwiththemoneycomehorribletroubles...Inanunforgettablemanner,welearntoknowallthecharactersofthenovelasiftheyreallylived.
大草原The_Prairie_Part3
著/James Fenimore Cooper 播/William Peck
ThestoryopenswithIshmael,hisfamily,EllenandAbiramslowlymakingtheirwayacrossthevirginprairiesoftheMidwestlookingforahomestead,justtwoyearsaftertheLouisianaPurchase,andduringthetimeoftheLewisandClarkExpedition.Theymeetthetrapper(NattyBumppo),whohaslefthishomeinNewYorkstatetofindaplacewherehecannothearthesoundofpeoplecuttingdowntheforests.Intheyearsbetweenhisotheradventuresandthisnovel,hetellsusonlythathehaswalkedallthewaytothePacificOceanandseenallthelandbetweenthecoasts(aheroicfeat,consideringLewisandClarkhadn’tyetcompletedthesametrek).
大草原The_Prairie_Part2
著/James Fenimore Cooper 播/William Peck
ThestoryopenswithIshmael,hisfamily,EllenandAbiramslowlymakingtheirwayacrossthevirginprairiesoftheMidwestlookingforahomestead,justtwoyearsaftertheLouisianaPurchase,andduringthetimeoftheLewisandClarkExpedition.Theymeetthetrapper(NattyBumppo),whohaslefthishomeinNewYorkstatetofindaplacewherehecannothearthesoundofpeoplecuttingdowntheforests.Intheyearsbetweenhisotheradventuresandthisnovel,hetellsusonlythathehaswalkedallthewaytothePacificOceanandseenallthelandbetweenthecoasts(aheroicfeat,consideringLewisandClarkhadn’tyetcompletedthesametrek).
大草原The_Prairie
著/James Fenimore Cooper 播/William Peck
ThestoryopenswithIshmael,hisfamily,EllenandAbiramslowlymakingtheirwayacrossthevirginprairiesoftheMidwestlookingforahomestead,justtwoyearsaftertheLouisianaPurchase,andduringthetimeoftheLewisandClarkExpedition.Theymeetthetrapper(NattyBumppo),whohaslefthishomeinNewYorkstatetofindaplacewherehecannothearthesoundofpeoplecuttingdowntheforests.Intheyearsbetweenhisotheradventuresandthisnovel,hetellsusonlythathehaswalkedallthewaytothePacificOceanandseenallthelandbetweenthecoasts(aheroicfeat,consideringLewisandClarkhadn’tyetcompletedthesametrek).
拓荒者The_pioneers_part3
著/James Fenimore Cooper 播/James Fenimore Cooper
ThestorytakesplaceontherapidlyadvancingfrontierofNewYorkStateandfeaturesanelderlyLeatherstocking(NattyBumpo),JudgeMarmadukeTempleofTempleton,whoselifeparallelsthatoftheauthor'sfatherJudgeWilliamCooper,andElizabethTemple(basedontheauthor'ssister,HannahCooper),ofthefictionalTempleton,NewYork.ThestorybeginswithanargumentbetweentheJudgeandLeatherstockingoverwhokilledabuck,andasCooperreviewsmanyofthechangestoNewYork'sLakeOtsego,questionsofenvironmentalstewardship,conservation,anduseprevail.Leatherstockingandhisclosestfriend,theMohicanIndianChingachgook,begintocompetewiththeTemplesfortheloyaltiesofamysteriousyoungvisitor,a"younghunter"knownasOliverEdwards,whoeventuallymarriesElizabeth.Chingachgookdies,exemplifyingthevexedfigureofthe"dyingIndian",andNattyvanishesintothesunset.
拓荒者The_Pioneers_part3
著/James Fenimore Cooper 播/Gary W. Sherwin
ThestorytakesplaceontherapidlyadvancingfrontierofNewYorkStateandfeaturesanelderlyLeatherstocking(NattyBumpo),JudgeMarmadukeTempleofTempleton,whoselifeparallelsthatoftheauthor'sfatherJudgeWilliamCooper,andElizabethTemple(basedontheauthor'ssister,HannahCooper),ofthefictionalTempleton,NewYork.ThestorybeginswithanargumentbetweentheJudgeandLeatherstockingoverwhokilledabuck,andasCooperreviewsmanyofthechangestoNewYork'sLakeOtsego,questionsofenvironmentalstewardship,conservation,anduseprevail.Leatherstockingandhisclosestfriend,theMohicanIndianChingachgook,begintocompetewiththeTemplesfortheloyaltiesofamysteriousyoungvisitor,a"younghunter"knownasOliverEdwards,whoeventuallymarriesElizabeth.Chingachgookdies,exemplifyingthevexedfigureofthe"dyingIndian",andNattyvanishesintothesunset.
拓荒者The_Pioneers_part1
著/James Fenimore Cooper 播/Gary W. Sherwin
ThePioneers:TheSourcesoftheSusquehanna;aDescriptiveTaleisoneoftheLeatherstockingTales,aseriesoffivenovelsbyAmericanwriterJamesFenimoreCooper.ThePioneerswasfirstofthesebookstobepublished(1823),buttheperiodoftimecoveredbythebook(principally1793)makesitthefourthchronologically.(TheothersareTheDeerslayer,TheLastoftheMohicans,ThePathfinder,andThePrairie.) ThestorytakesplaceontherapidlyadvancingfrontierofNewYorkStateandfeaturesamiddle-agedLeatherstocking(NattyBumppo),JudgeMarmadukeTempleofTempleton,whoselifeparallelsthatoftheauthor’sfatherJudgeWilliamCooper,andElizabeth(theauthorSusanCooper),ofCooperstown.ThestorybeginswithanargumentbetweentheJudgeandtheLeatherstockingoverwhokilledabuck,andasCooperreviewsmanyofthechangestohisfictionalLakeOtsego,questionsofenvironmentalstewardship,conservation,anduseprevail.TheplotdevelopsastheLeatherstockingandChingachgookbegintocompetewiththeTemplesfortheloyaltiesofayoungvisitor,OliverEffingham.EffinghameventuallymarriesElizabeth.Chingachgookdies,exemplifyingthevexedfigureofthe“dyingIndian,”andNattyvanishesintothesunset.Forallitsstrangetwistsandturns,‘ThePioneers’maybeconsideredoneofthefirstecologicalnovelsintheUnitedStates.
The Deerslayer-Part3
著/James Fenimore Cooper 播/Josh Smith
TheDeerslayer,orTheFirstWarpath(1841)wasthelastofJamesFenimoreCooper’sLeatherstockingtalestobewritten.Its1740-1745timeperiodmakesitthefirstinstallmentchronologicallyandinthelifetimeoftheherooftheLeatherstockingtales,NattyBumppo.
猎鹿人The_Deerslayer_Part_2
著/James Fenimore Cooper 播/Josh Smith
TheDeerslayer,orTheFirstWarpath(1841)wasthelastofJamesFenimoreCooper’sLeatherstockingtalestobewritten.Its1740-1745timeperiodmakesitthefirstinstallmentchronologicallyandinthelifetimeoftheherooftheLeatherstockingtales,NattyBumppo.
猎鹿人The_Deerslayer
著/James Fenimore Cooper 播/Josh Smith
TheDeerslayer,orTheFirstWarpath(1841)wasthelastofJamesFenimoreCooper’sLeatherstockingtalestobewritten.Its1740-1745timeperiodmakesitthefirstinstallmentchronologicallyandinthelifetimeoftheherooftheLeatherstockingtales,NattyBumppo.
凯蒂还要做什么What_Katy_Did_Next
著/Susan Coolidge 播/Neeru Iyer
Thisisthethirdbookofthefamous“WhatKatydid”series.
凯蒂在学校What_Katy_Did_at_School
著/Susan Coolidge 播/Karen Savage
ThecontinuingstoryofKatyCarr,recountingthetimeshespentatboardingschoolwithhersisterClover.
假小子凯蒂What_Katy_Did
著/Susan Coolidge 播/Laura M.D.
WhatKatyDidisachildren’sbookwrittenbySusanCoolidge,thepennameofSarahChaunceyWoolsey.ItfollowstheadventuresofKatyCarrandherfamily,growingupinAmericainthe1860s.Katyisatall,untidytomboy,forevergettingintoscrapesbutwishingtobebeautifulandbeloved.Whenaterribleaccidentmakesheraninvalid,herillnessandrecoverygraduallyteachhertobeasgoodandkindasshehasalwayswanted.
不满十八Not_Quite_Eighteen
著/Susan Coolidge 播/Bridget Gaige
NotQuiteEighteenisadelightfulcollectionofchildren’sstoriesthatrangefrommoraltowhimsical.Fromunfinishedfairytalesanddaydreamsaboutaponywhokeptshoptoalessononpresenceofmind,theseanecdoteswillentertainaswellasimprovethemind.
乡下姑娘A_Little_Country_Girl
著/Susan Coolidge 播/Lynne Thompson
Candacemakesthefirstlongtripofheryounglifealone.Everythingisnew,fromtheoceanviews,tothefashionablepeoplesheencounters;fromthemuseum-likehome,totheunfamiliarcousins.Howwillsheadapttothenewexperiencesandwillsheovercomethehomesicknessshefeels?Willsheadapthercountrywaysandentersociety,orbeanembarrassmenttoherfinerelations?Etiquetteandstylecanbelearned;butkindness,commonsenseandalovingheartareinbred.
在高谷In_the_High_Valley
著/Susan Coolidge 播/Elli
IntheHighValley”isthefifthandlastbookofthepopula“WhatKatydid”seiesbySusanCoolidge.ThestoystatsoutwithLionelYoungandhissiste,ImogenwhosetoutfothepictuesquebutemoteHighValley(Ameica),leavingtheihometownDevonshie(England)behind.LionelwantstotaketheshaeinGeoffeyTemplestowe’scattlebusiness.Imogen,owingtohepejudicesagainstAmeicaandtheAmeicanwayoflife,findsithadtoadjusttolifeovethee.CloveTemplestowe,nowhappilymaiedandlivingintheHighValley,atfistfindsitveytyingtogetonwithImogen.Alotofeventsensueinthecouseofwhichwemeetagainwithoseed,getnewsfomCousinHelenandofcousemeetKatyagain…untilitallfinallyendsinalovelydoublewedding!
胜利Victory：An_Island_Tale_Part_2
著/Joseph Conrad 播/skoval
RecollectionsofthelifeofAxelHeyst,one-timemanageroftheliquidatedTropicalBeltCoalCompanyinafictitiousislandinthePacific.Afterretreatingfromsocietyinresponsetohisprofessionalfailures,themisanthropeisdrawnbackbyaromanticaffair.
胜利Victory：An_Island_Tale
著/Joseph Conrad 播/skoval
RecollectionsofthelifeofAxelHeyst,one-timemanageroftheliquidatedTropicalBeltCoalCompanyinafictitiousislandinthePacific.Afterretreatingfromsocietyinresponsetohisprofessionalfailures,themisanthropeisdrawnbackbyaromanticaffair.
秘密的分享者The_Secret_Sharer
著/Joseph Conrad 播/Gregg Margarite
AyounguntestedshipcaptainfindsamannamedLeggattclingingtothesideofhisship.TheCaptainmakestheunusualdecisiontohideLeggattinhisquarters.Whatishethinking?Conradwilltellus.-TheSecretSharerwasfirstpublishedintheAugustandSeptember1910issuesofHarper’sMagazine
不平静的故事Tales_of_Unrest
著/Joseph Conrad 播/Sibella Denton
TalesofUnest(1898)isthefistcollectionofshotstoiesbyJosephConadpublishedinhislifetime.JosephConad(1857–1924),aPolish-bonEnglishnovelist,wasamasteinthefomatsoflongshotstoyandnovella,afomofstoylongethanconventionalshotstoybutshotethananovel.SomeofConad'smostacclaimedwokshavebeenwitteninthesefomats,mostnotablyHeatofDakness(1899).TalesofUnestcontainsfivestoies;Kaain:AMemoy(witten1897;eadbyJhiu),TheIdiots(1896;eadbyAnnBoulais),AnOutpostofPogess(1896;eadbyKistineBekee),Theetun(1897;eadbyaeity)andTheLagoon(1896;eadbyDavidLazaus).Autho'snoteeadbySibellaDenton.
秘密特工The_Secret_Agent
著/Joseph Conrad 播/Hugh McGuire
TheSecretAgentisConrad’sdark,anddarklycomicstoryofabandofspies,anarchists,agents-provocateursplottingandcounter-plottinginthebackstreetsofLondonintheearly20thCentury.ThenovelcentersonVerloc,ashop-owner,phony-anarchistanddouble-agent,whobecomesembroiledinanambitiousterroristplantobombtheGreenwichObservatory.
The_Point_of_Honor
著/Joseph Conrad 播/Mark F. Smith
SetduringtheNapoleonicWars,“ThePointofHonor”(Englishtitle:“TheDuel”)featurestwoFrenchHussarofficers,D’HubertandFeraud.Theirquarreloveraninitiallyminorincidentturnsintoabitter,long-drawnoutstruggleoverthefollowingfifteenyears,interwovenwiththelargerconflictthatprovidesitsbackdrop.Atthebeginning,Feraudistheonewhojealouslyguardshishonorandrepeatedlydemandssatisfactionanewwhenaduellingencounterendsinconclusively;heaggressivelypursueseveryopportunitytolocateandduelhisfoe.Asthestoryprogresses,D’Hubertalsofindshimselfcaughtupinthecontest,unabletobackdownorwalkaway.
海岛上的无家可归者An_Outcast_of_the_Islands
著/Joseph Conrad 播/Tom Weiss
AnOutcastoftheIslandsisthesecondnovelbyJosephConrad,publishedin1896,inspiredbyConrad'sexperienceasmateofasteamer,theVigar.ThenoveldetailstheundoingofPeterWillems,adisreputable,immoralmanwho,ontherunfromascandalinMakassar,findsrefugeinahiddennativevillage,onlytobetrayhisbenefactorsoverlustforthetribalchief'sdaughter.ThestoryfeaturesConrad'srecurringcharacterTomLingard,whoalsoappearsinAlmayer'sFolly(1895)andTheRescue(1920),inadditiontosharingothercharacterswiththosenovels.Thisnovelwasadaptedforthescreenin1952bydirectorCarolReed,featuringTrevorHowardasWillems,RalphRichardsonasLingard,RobertMorley,andWendyHiller.
日复一日One_Day_More
著/Joseph Conrad 播/ Rat King
Aone-actplay.Eccentric(crazy?)CaptainHagberdhasbeenwaitingforyearsforhissontocomehomefromthesea.Hehasscrimpedandsaved,outfittingahouseforHarrytoinherituponhisreturn,whichwillbeinonly"onedaymore."HehasalsoplannedthatHarrywillmarryBessie,therepressedmaidennextdoor.Note:Therecordingwasdoneoutside,sotherewillbesomeambientnoise(airplanes,lawnmowers,birds,children...etc).
白水仙号上的黑家伙The_Nigger_of_the_Narcissus
著/Joseph Conrad 播/Tom Crawford
ThisisthestoryofavoyageofamerchantsailingshipfromBombaytoEngland,setintheverylate19thcentury.“ItwasabadwinterofftheCapethatyear.”FromWikepedia:“Thenovelisseenasanallegoryaboutisolationandsolidarity,theship’scompanyservingasamicrocosmofasocialgroup.”Astothetitle,onecanonlyask,“WhatWEREyouthinking?”
偶然的事Chance-A_Tale_in_Two_Parts
著/Joseph Conrad 播/James E. Carson
ApparentlyatwopartstoryaboutaDamselandaKnight,perhapsadamselwhodependsuponthekindnessofstrangers.Itwasoriginallyentitled"Dynamite"andfirstpublishedbyinstallmentsintheNewYorkHerald.ThebookitselfwasthebiggestcommercialsuccessforConradupuntilthattime,1913.ItallowedConradforthefirsttimetosettlehisfinancialaffairs.Theauthor'sdisdainforpeoplewholiveonthelandisapparent.Anewunderstandingoftheword"enthusiastic"ispromulgated.Anditisalovestory.Letusseehowthetalegoes.
碧海奇缘Amy_Foster
著/Joseph Conrad 播/Bellona Times
ClassicshortishstorybyConradthatrelateshisself-thoughtalienationfromBritishsociety,asayoungforeignmansurvivesashipwreckoffthecoastofKent,Englandonlytobeshunnedbymostofthetownsfolk.Theoneexceptionistheloving,ifdull-witted,MissFoster.
罗伯特·勃朗宁传Robert Browning
著/G. K. Chesterton 播/Ray Clare
Thereisanoldanecdote,probablyapocryphal,whichdescribeshowafeminineadmirerwrotetoBrowningaskinghimforthemeaningofoneofhisdarkerpoems,andreceivedthefollowingreply:“Whenthatpoemwaswritten,twopeopleknewwhatitmeant–GodandRobertBrowning.AndnowGodonlyknowswhatitmeans.