我是王妃!?　　作者：令狐陛下┌───────┐└───────┘　　“她”是谁？　　由沉睡中缓缓转醒，孔念慈以为自己会感到撕心的痛楚，但没有，除了脖子隐隐作痛之外，她只感到全身酸软，使不出一点力。怎么回事，她不是该受很重的伤才对吗？毕竟整个天花板都塌下来了，她就是死不去，也不该这么完好无缺才对。　　她只不过是跟朋友一起去参观科学展览而已，想不到却会遇上大地震，混乱中不但与朋友走散了，还被困在场内，四周的展品不断倒下，而且天花板不断剥落，看来也支撑不久了，情急之下，她钻进一辆在场展示的车子里，然后震天动地的一声巨响，她昏过去，什么也不知道了。　　再度醒来，她觉得一切都怪怪的。她支撑起自己的身体坐起来打量四周。哗！医院什么时候装修得如此古色古香。上到天花板，下至地板没有一点现代建筑的样子，甚至连窗户都是由上等木材制造的。医院不会这么善待她吧？弄个古董式的病房给她...　

Juanaby Honore de BalzacTranslated by Katharine Prescott Wormeley)DEDICATIONTo Madame la Comtesse Merlin.JUANA(THE MARANAS)CHAPTER IEXPOSITIONNotwithstanding the discipline which Marechal Suchet had introducedinto his army corps, he was unable to prevent a short period oftrouble and disorder at the taking of Tarragona. According to certainfair-minded military men, this intoxication of victory bore a strikingresemblance to pillage, though the marechal promptly suppressed it.Order being re-established, each regiment quartered in its respectivelines, and the commandant of the city appointed, militaryadministration began. The place assumed a mongrel aspect. Though all...　

前言序篇关帝庙。金碧辉煌的正殿上，塑有巨大的关羽坐像。金身，帝王装束，头戴十二冕旒平顶冠，身著锦绣龙袍；丹凤眼、卧蚕眉、面色赤红、五绺长髯飘洒在胸前；上端有两块匾，分别为“忠义千秋”、“万世人极”的字样；坐像前是供桌，摆放着供品，燃着香烛，殿中香烟缭绕；两侧为关平、周仓的立像，关平牵赤兔马，周仓扛青龙偃月刀；两边墙壁上绘有关羽的故事：桃园三结义、斩颜良、诛文丑、挑袍辞曹、过五关、斩六将、水淹七军、麦城升天等等。不断地有游人进来游览观赏，其中有一位年逾花甲的老教授带着十几名男女大学生夹在人群当中。一名男生问教授说：“教授，关羽是三国时期的大将，为人刚愎自用，有勇无谋，本来不算是怎么完美的人物，怎么会成为神仙？”教授说：“这个问题很复杂，不是三言两语能够说清楚的。世界上本来没有什么神仙，神仙都是由人创造出来的。大体说来，在宋代以前，人们不过把关羽看成是一名勇猛的武将...　

休妻守则 作者：纪珞第一章月明星希一道清瘦的藏青色身影独自伫立廊檐下，微微撇头仰望一轮银月。澄净月光洒在那道身影的右半侧，漾出半边清华。身影左半侧，一门之隔，是京城最富盛名的青楼雅房。屋内灯火通明，花魁献唱，男男女女琴声笑语、拊掌酣谈声不绝于耳，足见宾客兴致之高昂；屋外的那道身影依然独立于尘嚣之外，自成一方孤寂。那些教人浑身酥透的娇声软语、粉味薰香，有无窜进那道清瘦身影的耳鼻、有无敲进那颗冰封情绪的心，也唯有“他”自己才知晓了......回廊转角，发生一阵妓院里不时上演的骚动，攫获独立于檐下的莫言本就内敛精聚的心神──莫言看见两名醉醺醺的寻芳客，强拉一个专门跑腿打杂的丫头入房陪酒，黄衫少女饱受惊吓哭喊讨饶，旁人却没有一个愿意提供协助，甚至在一旁笑看这幕弱肉强食的残酷剧码。除了确保主子安危，其他事情莫言其实毋须干涉、也无权自揽事端。...　

环一、神秘女人离奇死亡“环”这个字，最原始的意义，是璧的一种，而璧，是一种圆形的玉器，圆形的玉器中间有孔，孔大过玉，叫环，这样的解释，大抵没有问题。渐渐地，字义扩展，不一定是玉，别的东西，成圆形的，也可以叫环，更渐渐的，环这个字，本身已经独立，成为一种独特形状的形容词。人类所能看得到的最大的环是甚么环呢？这是一个很奇特的问题，答案也很特别　　土星环，土星环，就是环绕土星的那一个神秘的圆环，对于这个圆环，天文学家到现在还没有定论，有的以为这个大圆环　　它的直径是十六万三千哩　　是光线在许多微粒上的反映，有的天文学家，则认为这个环，是受土星吸力影响而环绕土星运行的流星群。总之，这个大环，究竟是甚么玩意儿，没有人知道，其他的星球，也没有这样的环，土星环是独特的、奇妙的、唯一的天体现象。从高处望下来，被五颜六色的霓虹灯，照映得呈现一种迷幻彩色的街道上，满是人...　

THE LITTLE GREEN FROG[8][8] Cabinet des Fees.In a part of the world whose name I forget lived once upon a timetwo kings, called Peridor and Diamantino. They were cousins aswell as neighbours, and both were under the protection of thefairies; though it is only fair to say that the fairies did notlove them half so well as their wives did.Now it often happens that as princes can generally manage to gettheir own way it is harder for them to be good than it is forcommon people. So it was with Peridor and Diamantino; but of thetwo, the fairies declared that Diamantino was much the worst;indeed, he behaved so badly to his wife Aglantino, that thefairies would not allow him to live any longer; and he died,...　

420 BCTHE ACHARNIANSby Aristophanesanonymous translatorCHARACTERS IN THE PLAYDICAEOPOLISHERALDAMPHITHEUSAMBASSADORSPSEUDARTABASTHEORUSDAUGHTER OF DICAEOPOLISSLAVE OF EURIPIDESEURIPIDESLAMACHUSA MEGARIANTWO YOUNG GIRLS, daughters of the MegarianAN INFORMERA BOEOTIANNICARCHUSSLAVE OF LAMACHUSA HUSBANDMANA WEDDING GUESTCHORUS OF ACHARNIAN CHARCOAL BURNERSACHARIANS(SCENE:-The Orchestra represents the Pnyx at Athens; in the back-ground are the usual houses, this time three in number, belonging...　

《我们是这样结了婚 》作者：aibenben我们是协议结婚的，我把婚姻当成了一个心愿，他把婚姻当成了一种补偿。也许我们都是没有长大的孩子，以为这是办家家，所以会觉得这是一场儿戏。（但，也许不是，我们都还爱着对方。）那天，婚姻登记处还有一个小时就下班了，他才匆匆坐了一个小时的车子从市内赶过来。大厅里每一对新人都是兴奋而甜蜜的，专心致志地观看新婚电视教育。只有我们是那么得默然而沉静，也许适应不了那种气氛，我们走出房间。站在走廊上，他一支接一支地抽着烟，我站在旁边静静地凝视着他，谁也不说话。一直等到电视结束了我们才拿到那两本鲜红耀眼的结婚证，他什么也不要，全叫我收着。走出小巷，他要跟我道别，好象是任务完成了该走了。我说能不能请我吃顿晚餐，怎么说我现在也是你的妻子了。他看了看不远处的麦当劳和肯德基，问我去哪家。我说去肯德基吧，我想喝汤。这家肯德基不大，人又总是很多，所以很难找位子...　

My Discovery of Englandby Leacock, StephenIntroduction of Mr. Stephen Leacock Given by Sir Owen Seaman on the Occasion of His First Lecture in LondonLADIES AND GENTLEMEN: It is usual on these occasions for the chairman to begin something like this: "The lecturer, I am sure, needs no introduction from me." And indeed, when I have been the lecturer and somebody else has been the chairman, I have more than once suspected myself of being the better man of the two. Of course I hope I should always have the good mannersI am sure Mr. Leacock hasto disguise that suspicion. However, one has to go through these formalities, and I will therefore introduce the lecturer to you.Ladies and gentlemen, this is Mr. Stephen Leacock. Mr. Leacock, this is the flower of London intell...　

The Quaker Colonies, A Chronicle of the Proprietors of the Delawareby Sydney G. FisherCONTENTSI. THE BIRTH OF PENNSYLVANIAII. PENN SAILS FOR THE DELAWAREIII. LIFE IN PHILADELPHIAIV. TYPES OF THE POPULATIONV. THE TROUBLES OF PENN AND HIS SONSVI. THE FRENCH AND INDIAN WARVII. THE DECLINE OF QUAKER GOVERNMENTVIII. THE BEGINNINGS OF NEW JERSEYIX. PLANTERS AND TRADERS OF SOUTHERN JERSEYX. SCOTCH COVENANTERS AND OTHERS IN EAST JERSEYXI. THE UNITED JERSEYSXII. LITTLE DELAWAREXIII. THE ENGLISH CONQUESTBIBLIOGRAPHYTHE QUAKER COLONIESChapter I. The Birth Of PennsylvaniaIn 1661, the year after Charles II was restored to the throne of England, William Penn was a seventeen-year-old student at Christ Church, Oxford. His father, a distinguished admiral in high favor at Court, h...　

1788THE CRITIQUE OF PRACTICAL REASONby Immanuel Kanttranslated by Thomas Kingsmill AbbottPREFACEThis work is called the Critique of Practical Reason, not of the pure practical reason, although its parallelism with the speculative critique would seem to require the latter term. The reason of this appears sufficiently from the treatise itself. Its business is to show that there is pure practical reason, and for this purpose it criticizes the entire practical faculty of reason. If it succeeds in this, it has no need to criticize the pure faculty itself in order to see whether reason in making such a claim does not presumptuously overstep itself (as is the case with the speculative reason). For if, as pure reason, it is actually practical, it proves its own reality a...　

延安　　1945年8月15日12时整，“玉音录音”，这盘由日本裕仁天皇在御政务室接连亲口录制两遍的，好不容易避开极少数日本军国主义狂热分子搜查的，不得已要向全世界人民宣布接受《波茨坦公告》的无条件投降诏书，在日本广播协会大楼第八播音室正式播出了。1945年8月15日，裕仁天皇宣布接受《波茨坦公告》。它的播出，标志着人类在20世纪发生的第二次世界大战宣告彻底结束。在这次战争中，数千万人的生命或死于战火，或死于侵略者残忍的铁蹄蹂躏之下，或瞬间在原子弹热辐射中化为青烟消失得无影无踪。这一切的罪过都源于法西斯这具令人战栗的恶魔。它的结束，使得饱受战乱之苦的各国人民从战争的阴影中解脱出来，再度享受到和平的阳光。二战胜利来之不易，作为标志的“8月15日”是个具有象征性的历史转折点。转折点之前是旧有的世界秩序和思想意识，转折点之后是全新的世界格局和价值观念。对英美法这样的老牌资本主义国家来说，胜利...　

1969年9月31日的一个晚上，我带着满是绝密文件的公文包，步行通过圣莫尼亚市兰德公司的哨岗，。我准备当晚复印包中的绝密文件。该绝密文件是美国对越政策研究的一部分，文件全长7000页，余下的部分锁在了我办公室的保险柜中。我准备将文件全部复印一遍，然后将其公开。如果有必要的话，也许会通过参议院听证会或是媒体公开文件的全部内容。将文件公诸于众，特别是通过媒体公布文件，面对我的将是漫长的铁窗生涯。本回忆录所记载的正是这件撼动世界的大事。在那段时间里，我无时无刻不在寻求各种方法，以避免冲突的不断升级。1973年初期，因为我在1969年后期所进行的活动，受到了联邦政府的刑事诉讼，可以说，我个人以及其他人所追求的目标和为此所作的努力均以失败告终。人们对打赢这场战争所做的努力夹道欢迎，但是对那些为结束越战所做的努力却嗤之以鼻——有人视其为失败的尝试，有人认为那只会裹足不前，还有人认为那是一次错误...　

Moved from side to side, black and blue, and who knows which is which and who is who, up and down, and in the end it just round and round…时光流转回到原地为了下一次的重逢我们微笑着离开只有纪念拒绝悲伤飞舞的青春为谁歌唱连微笑也徬徨回忆是一支箭回首时你我已走到下一站那些消失的故事才是匆匆的开始离开是心灵的一道缺口所有眼泪仅是为了一次遥远的放逐永远永远思念在空洞的掌心游走失意的季节突然想起亲爱的你还好吗第一部分《迷城》之外——午夜天（1）（Ⅰ）——记《迷城•桦树歌》之“流浪歌手的情人”午夜天许多年后，我们再想起那个始终未曾下过雪的冬天；午夜天这个名字连同那些破碎而单调的吉他声已被早年轻浮的时光所隔断，成为弥散在记忆里漫天飞舞的烟尘，并且，永不掉落……...　

The Lumley Autographby Susan Fenimore Cooper[Not long since an American author received an application from aGerman correspondent for "a few Autographs"the number of namesapplied for amounting to more than a hundred, and covering severalsheets of foolscap. A few years since an Englishman of literary notesent his Album to a distinguished poet in Paris for his contribution,when the volume was actually stolen from a room where every otherarticle was left untouched; showing that Autographs were morevaluable in the eyes of the thief than any other property. Amusedwith the recollection of these facts, and others of the same kind,some idle hours were given by the writer to the following view of thismania of the day.]The month of November of the year sixteen hundred and ...　

Short Logicby HegelI: Introduction§ 1. Objects of Philosophy§ 2. Reflective Thought§ 3. The Content of Philosophy§ 4. Popular Modes of Thought§ 5. Reason§ 6. All that is Rational is Real§ 7. Beginning to Reflect§ 8. Empirical Knowledge§ 9. Speculative Logic§ 10. The Critical Philosophy§ 11. Conditions for the existence of Philosophy§ 12. The Rise of Philosophy§ 13. The History of Philosophy§ 14. The System of Philosophy§ 15. Each of the parts of philosophy is a philosophical Whole.§ 16. The form of an Encyclopaedia§ 17. How to Begin?§ 18. Subdivision of philosophy into three PartsII: Preliminary Notion§ 19. Logic derived from a survey of the whole system...　

Sketches New and Oldby Mark TwainSKETCHES NEW AND OLDCONTENTS:PREFACEMY WATCHPOLITICAL ECONOMYTHE JUMPING FROGJOURNALISM IN TENNESSEETHE STORY OF THE BAD LITTLE BOYTHE STORY OF THE GOOD LITTLE BOYA COUPLE OF POEMS BY TWAIN AND MOORENIAGARAANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTSTO RAISE POULTRYEXPERIENCE OF THE MCWILLIAMSES WITH MEMBRANOUS CROUPMY FIRST LITERARY VENTUREHOW THE AUTHOR WAS SOLD IN NEWARKTHE OFFICE BOREJOHNNY GREERTHE FACTS IN THE CASE OF THE GREAT BEEF CONTRACTTHE CASE OF GEORGE FISHERDISGRACEFUL PERSECUTION OF A BOYTHE JUDGES "SPIRITED WOMAN"INFORMATION WANTEDSOME LEARNED FABLES, FOR GOOD OLD BOYS AND GIRLSMY LATE SENATORIAL SECRETARYSHIPA FASHION ITEMRILEY-NEWSPAPER CORRESPONDENTA FINE OLD MAN...　

The Costby David Graham PhillipsCONTENTSCHAPTERI A FATHER INVITES DISASTERII OLIVIA TO THE RESCUEIII AND SCARBOROUGHIV A DUMONT TRIUMPHV FOUR FRIENDSVI "LIKE HIS FATHER"VII PAULINE AWAKENSVIII THE DECISIONIX A THOROUGHBRED RUNS AWAYX MRS. JOHN DUMONTXI YOUNG AMERICAXII AFTER EIGHT YEARSXIII "MY SISTER IN LAW, GLADYSXIV STRAINING AT THE ANCHORSXV GRADUATED PEARLSXVI CHOICE AMONG EVILSXVII TWO AND THE BARRIERXVIII ON THE FARM...