色已成空 作者：曼倩天涯凡所有相，皆是虚妄。若见诸相非相，则见如来。-金刚经第一卷 缘起绿杨影里惊初见 初三开学那一天，恰好是林之若十四岁的生日。 林之若缓缓走进校门。九月的骄阳，仍然毒热。她却穿了一件长袖的棉衬衫，外面又罩了一件薄外套。出门的时候，妈妈一再让她换一件短袖衫，却被她沉默而固执的拒绝了。妈妈无可奈何，叹道：“这孩子，怎么这么古怪！” 林之若微微苦笑，为着那个说不出口的理由。 十四岁，是一个多么尴尬的年龄。一个暑假过去，胸脯就微微的鼓了起来，硬硬的似乎肿块，一碰就酸痛。为了掩盖身体的这份异样，整个夏天，她都把自己裹在厚棉布衬衣里，躲在家里，反覆读着爸爸书架上的陈列品，尽管那些都是让人望而却步的砖头一样的哲学和历史著作。 第一天开学，一切都乱糟糟的。学校的传统，每一级开学，都要把原来的班级打散重分，然后由老师们拈阄选择，以求公平...
《丝绒金矿》作者：张千岁第一章 迷乱的狂欢前奏更新时间：2007-10-13 13:49:00 字数:820Iwalklikeacat，talklikearat，stinglikeabee，babyIwannabeyourman.——20thcenturyboy，T.Rex.我可以忘记现在是什么时间，忘记自己身处何地。我可以忘记昨晚做过什么，明天又即将去做些什么。我可以忘记他，或是她，或是所有的他们。为了你，我甚至可以忘记自己的名字。对，就是你。你可以是舞池中的任何一个人。你可以从事各种各样的职业，可以将自己的皮肤、头发和瞳孔涂成各式妖媚的颜色；你可以用各式各样的语言讲出花言巧语，然后在天亮时悄然离去；你可以是漂浮在空中的神灵，也可以是浴火燃烧着的恶魔本尊。因为你就是我的化身，我身体中尚未被触及的那一部分。我们的生命线如同野草一样杂乱无张地生长，我们的灵魂永远悬浮在躯壳之外，发出尖厉的哭泣，我们的恐惧源自祖先们无数次噩梦中的惊醒，而我们一千零一次的狂欢就注定要在今...
琼瑶１ 九月的一个早晨。天气晴朗清新，太阳斜斜的射在街道上，路边的树枝上还留着隔夜露珠，微风柔和凉爽的轻拂着，天空蓝得澄清，蓝得透明，是个十分美好的早上。 在新生南路上，江雁容正踽踽独行。她是个纤细瘦小的女孩子，穿着××女中的校服；白衬衫、黑裙子、白鞋、白袜。背着一个对她而言似乎太大了一些的书包。齐耳的短发整齐的向后梳，使她那张小小的脸庞整个露在外面。两道清朗的眉毛，一对如梦如雾的眼睛，小巧的鼻梁瘦得可怜，薄薄的嘴唇紧闭着，带着几分早熟的忧郁。从她的外表看，她似乎只有十五、六岁，但是，她制服上绣的学号，却表明她已经是个高三的学生了。她不急不徐的走着，显然并不在赶时间。她那两条露在短袖白衬衫下的胳膊苍白瘦小，看起来是可怜生生的。但她那对眼睛却朦胧得可爱，若有所思的，柔和的从路边每一样东西上悄悄的掠过。她在凝思着什么，心不在焉的缓缓的迈着步子。显然，她正沉浸在一...
《青籁如风》作者：seventse拿50W赎回你的性爱录像(序章)沐青籁停下手中的工作，轻蔑的抬起头，冰刀也似的目光扫过门口赤裸的男人，冷森森地说：“你影响到我的工作了。”男人扬了扬手中的照片，捂嘴笑着：“我没想到你还有这样的过去，看到我们是同行的份上，你就随便拿50W把我给打发了吧！”“我没有那么多。”沐青籁脸上故作的冷静也掩饰不了她的慌张和愤怒。“你没有，叶琛有，只要你开口，500W他也会给。”沐青籁冷笑着埋下头继续工作，说：“好，一周以后，怎样？”男人笑眯眯的把照片放在沐青籁的办公桌上，将其虎抱在怀里，热气吹在她雪白的颈脖上，“和你这样的人打交道就是好，青籁，我们继续。”沐青籁冷斥：“你可以走了。”她将男人推开，起身向储藏室走去，男人在背后笑喊着：“沐青籁，你的床技可真是差，真不知你那段日子学了些什么？”沐青籁正端着红酒，冷不防的泼在男人身上，怒吼：“给我滚。”...
如果你为我哀伤，我如何不爱你的眼泪？如果你为我阻挡风雨，我如何不爱你的嶙峋？如果你爱我，我如何不怨时空无际？天空持续着亘古不变的深邃，使得凹凸不平的此处恍若遭人遗弃的巨大坟场。这是一座墓，能将莅临此处的生物活活掩埋，让这些活着的生物感受到活在墓中的绝望。这个死域散发出浓烈的深沉气味，迫使它真的变成一座死城，某些地方有植物，但没有人可以肯定那是活的植物。长久以来在虚无的笼罩之下，它们早已失去了生命力，只剩下丑陋的枯枝盘踞在每块石头上。封印之境的“冰狱”起于人界诞生之时，是个古老的地方，如今是魔兽栖息处。天使回声被休利耶尔弃置在冰狱的一个与外隔离之处。此处有幽暗的山壁、恍若依山凿建的宫殿，只不过那些宫殿一样是残败破碎，如此处历史一般的支离残片。“……天使？”一个奇妙的声音出现，令尚趴在地上无法起身的天使回声诧异，因为那声音听起来不像声音……...
The Land of the Changing Sunby William N. HarbenChapter I.The balloon seemed scarcely to move, though it was slowly sinking toward the ocean of white clouds which hung between it and the earth.The two inmates of the car were insensible; their faces were bloodless, their cheeks sunken. They were both young and handsome. Harry Johnston, an American, was as dark and sallow as a Spaniard. Charles Thorndyke, an English gentleman, had yellow hair and mustache, blue eyes and a fine intellectual face. Both were tall, athletic in build and well-proportioned.Johnston was the first to come to consciousness as the balloon sank into less rarefied atmosphere. He opened his eyes dreamily and looked curiously at the white face of his friend in his lap. Then he shook him and trie...
，，静观人生引言（小／说／t／xt｜天｜堂）引言① 一我似乎看见，人的心都有包皮。这包皮的质料与重数，依各人而不同。有的人的心似乎是用单层的纱布包的，略略遮蔽一点，然而真的赤色的心的玲珑的姿态，隐约可见。有的人的心用纸包，骤见虽看不到，细细摸起来也可以摸得出。且有时纸要破，露出绯红的一点来。有的人的心用铁皮包，甚至用到八重九重。那是无论如何摸不出，不会破，而真的心的姿态无论如何不会显露了。我家的三岁的瞻瞻的心，连一层纱布都不包，我看见常是赤裸裸而鲜红的。①本篇选自作者随感，非作于一时。二人们谈话的时候，往往言来语去，顾虑周至，防卫严密，用意深刻，同下棋一样。我觉得太紧张，太可怕了，只得默默不语。安得几个朋友，不用下棋法来谈话，而各舒展其心灵相示，象开在太阳光中的花一样。三花台里生出三枝扁豆秧来。我把它们移种到一块空地上，并且用竹竿搭一个棚，以扶植它们。每天清晨为它...
“呱、呱、呱……”一个婴儿降到了人世，他的哭声是那么得宏亮，那么得有力，他仿佛是在用啼哭来向这个崭新的世界宣告——我来了。接生婆倒提着白白胖胖的婴儿腿，照着乌紫泛青的小屁股蛋，狠命地掴了几巴掌，第六巴掌才把他打出哭声来。而后按在铜盆内热水里洗起来，边洗边对床上有气无力的产妇窦氏说：“不下狠手，他不哭，不哭嗓子里的黏痰出不来，黏痰出不来，他喘不成气……”“大娘，小心点！”一个侍女忙把婴儿的头托出水面，接生婆光顾转脸说话了，弄得小世民的嘴在水面上一浮一浮的。“没事，起小受罪，长大攒福。”接生婆又转脸对着窦氏絮絮叨叨：“这孩子命硬，会老驴大憋气，拍了他好几巴掌他都没有感觉。长大了一定不是个善茬儿。”床上的窦氏笑了笑，头无力地靠在枕头上，她仰望屋椽，泪水从眼角滚了下来，她想念着不知现在何处的孩他爹李渊。——隋朝开皇十九年（公元５９９年）十二月二十二日，李世民降生在了渭水...
第一部分：人生智慧前言（1）威廉·莎士比亚（William Shakespeare, 1564～1616），是英国文艺复兴时期最杰出的戏剧家和诗人，是英国文化的象征与骄傲。莎士比亚一生共写了37部戏剧，154首十四行诗，2首长诗和其他诗歌。他的戏剧流传至今已有近500年，是全世界出版最多、流行最广、演出也最多的作品，对世界文学及文化的影响深远。马克思赞誉莎士比亚是“人类最伟大的天才之一”，恩格斯盛赞其作品的现实主义精神与情节的生动性、丰富性，同时代的本·琼斯称他为“时代的灵魂”。莎士比亚的作品几乎被翻译成世界上的各种文字。莎士比亚善于描绘人物的内心世界，表现喜怒哀乐。其艺术世界非常丰富，塑造了无数不朽的典型人物，如：哈姆雷特、李尔王、奥赛罗、麦克白、安东尼、夏洛克等，每一个都是活生生的角色，他们的性格随着剧情进展而变化。在一出出精彩绝伦的诗剧中，我们不只感受到莎士比亚流畅运笔的魅力，更会为莎士比亚对人...
Memoirs of Napoleon Bonaparte, V8by Louis Antoine Fauvelet de BourrienneHis Private SecretaryEdited by R. W. PhippsColonel, Late Royal Artillery1891CONTENTS:CHAPTER XXVII. to CHAPTER XXXIV. 1804-1805CHAPTER XXVII.1804.Clavier and HemartSingular Proposal of Corvisart-M. DesmaisonsProject of influencing the judgesVisit to the TuileriesRapp inattendanceLong conversation with the EmperorHis opinion on thetrial of MoreauEnglish assassins and Mr. FoxComplaints againstthe English GovernmentBonaparte and LacueeAffectionatebehaviourArrest of PichegruMethod employed by the First Consulto discover his presence in ParisCharacter of MoreauMeasures ofBonaparte regarding himLauriston sent to the TempleSilence...
Fifty "Bab" Ballads - Much Sound and Little SenseMuchSound and LittleSenseW. S. Gilbert1Fifty "Bab" Ballads - Much Sound and Little SenseFifty "Bab" Ballads - Much Sound and Little SenseTHE "BAB BALLADS" appeared originally in the columns of "FUN,"when that periodical was under the editorship of the late TOM HOOD.They were subsequently republished in two volumes, one called "THEBAB BALLADS," the other "MORE BAB BALLADS." The periodduring which they were written extended over some three or four years;many, however, were composed hastily, and under the discomfortingnecessity of having to turn out a quantity of lively verse by a certain day inevery week. As it seemed to me (and to others) that the volumes were...
Modern Customs and Ancient Laws of Russiaby Maxime KovalevskyLecture IIThe State of the Modern Russian Family, and Particularly that ofthe Joint or Household Community of Great RussiaWe believe that the theory of the matriarchate finds a solidbasis in the past history of the Russian family. The presentcondition of the latter seems to prove that the next stage in itsevolution was the household community, composed of persons unitedby descent from a common forefather and accompanied by thatworship of ancestors which usually resulted from it. The completesubjection of the wife to the husband, and of the children to thefather; community of goods and the common enjoyment of theirproduce by the relatives living under the same roof; the...
The Wonderful Wizard of Ozby L. Frank BaumContentsIntroduction1. The Cyclone2. The Council with the Munchkins3. How Dorothy Saved the Scarecrow4. The Road Through the Forest5. The Rescue of the Tin Woodman6. The Cowardly Lion7. The Journey to the Great Oz8. The Deadly Poppy Field9. The Queen of the Field Mice10. The Guardian of the Gates...
从安东·圣埃克苏佩里与弟弟弗朗索瓦（Franois）在圣摩里斯城堡的卧房窗前往东看过去，近处是偌大的花园，远方则是侏罗山（Jura）山麓青翠蓊郁的比热（Bugey）。这样的自然景观充满了魔力：在夏、秋季节的雾霭笼罩之下，茂密森林若隐若现；冬雪一来，整片森林成了银白色世界。早春散发出清朗的气息，湍急的阿尔巴里讷河（Albarine）冲激着花岗岩山谷，这幅美景仿佛近在咫尺。 在小孩子的眼里，幽暗的山麓是一处隐藏秘密的异域。安东的窗前是柔和、爬满藤蔓的园林景致，在城堡花园围墙之外则是远在天边的巍峨悬崖。两千年来，这处悬崖一直是人类对抗自然、抵抗敌人的主战场。几乎和城堡平行的则是圣德尼（SaintDenis）高塔。这座高塔有如只身站岗的哨兵，守着石灰岩峡谷和里昂通往日内瓦的古罗马大道入口。继续往里走是一处名为阿利梅（Les Allymes）的四方形军事要塞，在一片绿色森林中，黄沙色的大型建筑物格外显眼。...
Aeroplanesby J. S. ZerbeThis work is not intended to set forth the exploits of aviatorsnor to give a history of the Art. It is a book of instructionsintended to point out the theories of flying, as given by thepioneers, the practical application of power to the variousflying structures; how they are built, the different methods ofcontrolling them; the advantages and disadvantages of the typesnow in use; and suggestions as to the directions in whichimprovements are required.It distinctly points out wherein mechanical flight differsfrom bird flight, and what are the relations of shape, form, sizeand weight. It treats of kites, gliders and model aeroplanes,and has an Interesting chapter on the aeroplane and its uses In...
On Horsemanshipby XenophonTranslation by H. G. DakynsXenophon the Athenian was born 431 B.C. He was apupil of Socrates. He marched with the Spartans,and was exiled from Athens. Sparta gave him landand property in Scillus, where he lived for manyyears before having to move once more, to settlein Corinth. He died in 354 B.C.On Horsemanship advises the reader on how to buya good horse, and how to raise it to be either awar horse or show horse. Xenophon ends with somewords on military equipment for a cavalryman.ON HORSEMANSHIPIClaiming to have attained some proficiency in horsemanship[1]...
The ArgonauticaThe ArgonauticaApollonius Rhodius(fl. 3rd Century B.C.)1- Page 2-The ArgonauticaINTRODUCTIONMuch has been written about the chronology of Alexandrian literatureand the famous Library, founded by Ptolemy Soter, but the dates of thechief writers are still matters of conjecture. The birth of ApolloniusRhodius is placed by scholars at various times between 296 and 260 B.C.,while the year of his death is equally uncertain. In fact, we have very...
FAIRY TALES OF HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSENTHE DAISYby Hans Christian AndersenNow listen! In the country, close by the high road, stood afarmhouse; perhaps you have passed by and seen it yourself. Therewas a little flower garden with painted wooden palings in front of it;close by was a ditch, on its fresh green bank grew a little daisy; thesun shone as warmly and brightly upon it as on the magnificentgarden flowers, and therefore it thrived well. One morning it hadquite opened, and its little snow-white petals stood round theyellow centre, like the rays of the sun. It did not mind that nobodysaw it in the grass, and that it was a poor despised flower; on the...