神　　曲〔意〕但丁著　黄文捷译　　但丁·阿利基埃里(1265-1321) 意大利诗人，被恩格斯誉为“中世纪的最后一位诗人，同时又是新时代的最初一位诗人。”　　但丁一生著作甚丰，其中最有价值的无疑是《神曲》。这部作品通过作者与地狱、炼狱及天国中各种著名人物的对话，反映出中古文化领域的成就和一些重大的问题，带有“百科全书”性质，从中也可隐约窥见文艺复兴时期人文主义思想的曙光。在这部长达一万四千余行的史诗中，但丁坚决反对中世纪的蒙昧主义，表达了执着地追求真理的思想，对欧洲后世的诗歌创作有极其深远的影响。　　除《神曲》外，但丁还写了《新生》、《论俗语》、《飨宴》及《诗集》等著作。《新生》中包括三十一首抒情诗，主要抒发对贝亚特丽契的眷恋之情，质朴清丽，优美动人，在“温柔的新体”这一诗派的诗歌中，它达到了最高的成就。...　

商道作者: 崔仁浩（韩）1807年，也就是年仅11岁就登上王位的纯祖即位第七个年头的九月。林尚沃与朴钟一急急匆匆赶往京城汉阳。当时，林尚沃年方29岁。林尚沃与朴钟一风风火火地急赴汉阳，是因为当时炙手可热的权臣朴准源刚刚以68岁之龄作古。朴准源，朝鲜王朝后期的文臣、大学者，自幼通六艺，谙百家，女儿成为定祖的夫人后进入当时的权势中心。第三个女儿被选为正祖的姝嫔后，朴准源一跃龙门，仕途畅通，飞黄腾达，扶摇直上。后姝嫔生元子，朴准源成为太子的外祖父，并因辛苦护产而擢升通政大夫，经常淹留宫掖，保护元子，为太子之辅。1801年，外孙纯祖终于承大统登王位，朴准源被垂帘听政的贞顺王后重用，历任户曹、刑曹、工曹三曹判书，任禁卫大将，掌三营兵权长达八年之久，权倾一时，成为权势的核心。...　

作者：谭恩美孔小炯 彭晓丰 曹江 译第一章　拥有阴眼的姑娘　　我的邝姐姐相信自己具有阴眼。她看得到那些已经去世、现在住在阴间的鬼，那些鬼会从冥界来拜访她位于旧金山巴尔博亚街的厨房。　　“利比—阿，”她对我说，“猜猜看昨天我看到谁了，猜猜看。”而我根本不必猜就知道她在谈的是某个死者了。　　邝实际上只是我的半个姐姐，不过我可不想把这事到处加以宣扬，那将是一种侮辱，仿佛她从我们家里只得到了一半的爱。可把遗传记载摊开来说，也就这些：邝和我有着一个共同的父亲。她出生在中国，而我的兄弟凯文和汤米以及我，却是在我们的父亲——杰克·伊——移居到这儿并娶了我妈妈露易丝·肯菲尔德后，出生在旧金山的。　　妈妈称她自己是“美国炙什锦——一些肥肥的、白白的、煎炸过的东西”。她出生在爱达荷州的莫斯科市，是那儿第一流的军乐队女指挥，还曾经因为种出过一个轮廓像杰米·杜兰特的变形马铃薯而获得过县里博...　

谁说大象不会跳舞作者：桃桃一轮传说中的喜感　　我拎着一个大红色的行李箱，痴呆地望着眼前的满目疮痍。一阵寒风刮过，我的身子一阵恶寒——这就是传说中的新校区？这就是教导员跟我们反复强调的“砖瓦贼拉贼拉亮，前途贼拉贼拉光明”的新校区？　　　　只见那一片废墟的破街道破巷子，Ｎ个佝偻的小贩推着他们贼拉贼拉肮脏的小推车，卖着全国各地假冒伪劣的小吃。不远处，一块牌子赫然耸立：门侯县平建村！　　　　闷猴县贫贱村……　　　　我放倒了行李箱，把我自以为高贵的屁股轻轻移上去，重重叹了一口气。马上就有一个长着菊花脸的大叔亲切地凑了过来，露出一口标准的黄牙，对我说：“大姐，便秘吧？我这有个哗啦牌开塞丸，试试不？”　　　　额滴神，您叫我大姐？我称呼您大叔已经便宜您了，叫您“大爷”又委屈了自己，我何苦多出一大爷？我走还不成吗？...　

　　鸡皮侦探 作者：佚名　　一　　……她曾多次从昏迷中清醒过来，这对她来说已经是家常便饭了。　　柯拉觉得自己已经睡足了，却不想睁开眼睛。因为忙碌枯燥的一天又要开始了。幼儿园卧室里的闹钟响了，阿尔托涅安太太对她说：“起床了，小丫头，暴风雪已经停了，雪松软得就像冰淇淋！”　　眼前根本没有什么阿尔托涅安太太，她是属于童年时代的人物。楼下汽车的喇叭在响：“柯拉探员，我们等你半天了，米洛达尔局长在轨道上等着你呢。”……柯拉睁开了双眼，头顶是雪白的天花板。看来她又进医院了。　　她斜眼向左看看——一面雪白的墙，向右看看——还是一面雪白的墙。她想转转头，可是一动都不能动，她的头被带子固定住了，带子虽然不怎么坚硬，却很结实。　　头部受伤了，还是瘫痪了？柯拉试图动动双脚，也许脚还听使唤，也许已经不听使唤了，她不得而知。...　

Whirligigsby O HenryTHE WORLD AND THE DOORA favourite dodge to get your story read by thepublic is to assert that it is true, and then add that Truthis stranger than Fiction. I do not know if the yarn Iam anxious for you to read is true; but the Spanish purserof the fruit steamer El Carrero swore to me by the shrineof Santa Guadalupe that he had the facts from the U. S.vice-consul at La Paz - a person who could not possiblyhave been cognizant of half of them.As for the adage quoted above, I take pleasure in punc-turing it by affirming that I read in a purely fictional...　

The Voice of the CityThe Voice of the CityO Henry1- Page 2-The Voice of the CityTHE VOICE OF THE CITYTwenty-five years ago the school children used to chant their lessons.The manner of their delivery was a singsong recitative between theutterance of an Episcopal minister and the drone of a tired sawmill. I meanno disrespect. We must have lumber and sawdust.I remember one beautiful and instructive little lyric that emanated...　

()：/b5531/--起点码字五大快活（重楼自我调侃）前几天重楼闲着发呆，愚者千虑终有一得，忽然想起明代小资袁宏道先生总结人生有五大快活，仔细想想，在起点码字的快活，似乎也有五等境界横扫榜单，睥睨群雄如番茄三少者，三版通吃，外加游戏改编，数钱数到手抽筋，此为第一快活常驻周点周推月票三榜，虽为牛后，亦领一时风骚者，日进千金，月入数万，此为第二快活长年扑街，偶得红书一部，赢得艳羡如潮，马屁如雷，揽新书月票奖金入兜，搅乱局势，以闷棍屠神为己任，此为第三快活不红不扑，写稿数部，偶露峥嵘，聊以度日，闲看大神花开花落，漫随榜单云卷云舒，笑看八卦，宠辱不惊，此为第四快活扑无可扑，一身狼狈，朝不保夕，所得钱财不足以支付电费网费，托钵大神之院，乞食起点福利，以全勤低保度日，然斗志不休，知耻后勇，以期咸鱼翻身，此为第五快活...　

()：/b6310/--第一章 不一样的人生唐苏站在自己卧室外面的阳台上，身上穿着一件酒红色斜露半边香肩的晚礼服。这是一件鱼尾长裙，显现出唐苏丰满的臀部，惊心动魄的曲线，最后，长裙在地上迤逦的拖着，十分的华贵。她刚刚从一个商界的宴会上回来，还没有换衣服，脸上还有浓妆，头发精心的盘了一个偏发髻，用一只精致的宝石簪子簪着，那闪亮的钻石，光芒四射。她的耳朵上，垂着两串如同眼泪一样形状的大颗钻石，光芒闪耀到她精致的脸上。她从晚宴上回来，深深觉得疲惫。那些脑满肥肠的商界政界的大人物，让她厌烦，那些小明星的娇柔做作，让她讨厌。她待了没有多久，就找了个借口，回到了自己的家里。站在这个三十六层高的开放式阳台上，也不想卸妆，就从酒柜里拿出珍藏的红酒，质证指引。此刻，她芊芊玉手上拿着一只捷克水晶杯，杯子里是浓稠的如同血液一样的高级红酒，香醇的味道蔓延开来，在唐苏的唇边，贝齿间荡漾。...　

THE GREATESTENGLISH CLASSICA STUDY OF THEKING JAMES VERSION OF THE BIBLEAND ITS INFLUENCE ON LIFEAND LITERATUREBYCLELAND BOYD McAFEE, D.D.CONTENTSLECTUREPREFACEI. PREPARING THE WAYTHE ENGLISH BIBLE BEFORE KING JAMESII. THE MAKING OF THE KING JAMES VERSION; ITS CHARACTERISTICSIII. THE KING JAMES VERSION As ENGLISH LITERATUREIV. THE INFLUENCE OF THE KING JAMES VERSION ONENGLISH LITERATUREV. THE KING JAMES VERSIONITS INFLUENCE ON ENGLISHAND AMERICAN HISTORYVI. THE BIBLE IN THE LIFE OF TO-DAYPREFACETHE lectures included in this volume were prepared at the request of the Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences, and were delivered in the early p　

The Eureka Stockadeby Raffaello CarboniNOTA BENEIn Person I solicit no subscriptionin writing I hereby ask no favour from my reader. A book must stand or fall by the truth contained in it.What I wish to note is this: I was taught the English language by the Very Reverend W. Vincent Eyre, Vice Rector of the English College, Rome. It has cost me immense pains to rear my English up to the mark; but I could never master the language to perfection. Hence, now and then, probably to the annoyance of my Readers, I could not help the foreign idiom. Of course, a proper edition, in Italian, will be published in Turin....　

Mark Twain, A Biography, 1907-1910By Albert Bigelow PaineVOLUME III, Part 2: 1907-1910CCLVIHONORS FROM OXFORDClemens made a brief trip to Bermuda during the winter, taking Twichellalong; their first return to the island since the trip when they hadpromised to come back so soon-nearly thirty years before. They had beencomparatively young men then. They were old now, but they found thegreen island as fresh and full of bloom as ever. They did not find theirold landlady; they could not even remember her name at first, and thenTwichell recalled that it was the same as an author of certain...　

FAIRY TALES OF HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSENTHE BEETLE WHO WENT ON HIS TRAVELSby Hans Christian AndersenTHERE was once an Emperor who had a horse shod with gold. He had agolden shoe on each foot, and why was this? He was a beautifulcreature, with slender legs, bright, intelligent eyes, and a mane thathung down over his neck like a veil. He had carried his master throughfire and smoke in the battle-field, with the bullets whistling roundhim; he had kicked and bitten, and taken part in the fight, when theenemy advanced; and, with his master on his back, he had dashed over...　

MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHINGMUCH ADO ABOUTNOTHINGWilliam Shakespeare15991- Page 2-MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHINGDramatis PersonaeDon Pedro, Prince of Arragon. Don John, his bastard brother. Claudio,a young lord of Florence. Benedick, a Young lord of Padua. Leonato,Governor of Messina. Antonio, an old man, his brother. Balthasar,attendant on Don Pedro. Borachio, follower of Don John. Conrade,...　

Cressyby Bret HarteCHAPTER I.As the master of the Indian Spring school emerged from the pinewoods into the little clearing before the schoolhouse, he stoppedwhistling, put his hat less jauntily on his head, threw away somewild flowers he had gathered on his way, and otherwise assumed thesevere demeanor of his profession and his mature agewhich was atleast twenty. Not that he usually felt this an assumption; it wasa firm conviction of his serious nature that he impressed others,as he did himself, with the blended austerity and ennui of deep andexhausted experience....　

Messer Marco PoloMesser Marco PoloBy Donn-Byrne(1889-1928)1- Page 2-Messer Marco PoloA NOTE ON THE AUTHOR OFMESSER MARCO POLOSo Celtic in feeling and atmosphere are the stories of Donn Byrne thatmany of his devotees have come to believe that he never lived anywherebut in Ireland. Actually, Donn Byrne was born in New York City. Shortlyafter his birth, however, his parents took him back to the land of his...