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朱自清散文(无注释版)
朱自清 试读
评分:8.8分一篇散文,能够点醒几代人,让读过的人都明白了虽然表面看似平淡,但实际上是血浓于水的父爱之情;一篇散文,让我们永远记住了清华园荷塘里的朦胧、忧伤之美;一篇散文,让我们仅仅通过文字就能感受到春天的萌发和勃勃生机。 这些散文的作者便是朱自清。他的散文被称为散文的典范,继他后,中国现代散文开启了一片繁花似锦的新局面。
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A History of Science--Volume 2
Henry Smith Williams 试读
评分:8.7分he studies of the present book cover the progress of science from the close of the Roman period in the fifth century A.D. to about the middle of the eighteenth century. In tracing the course of events through so long a period, a difficulty becomes prominent which everywhere besets the historian in less degree—a difficulty due to the conflict between the strictly chronological and the topical method of treatment.
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续济公传
坑余生 试读
评分:8.7分‘续济公传’,清代坑余生所著。‘续济公传’虽名为续集,情节却完全可以独立于‘济公全传’之外而存在,其内容与人物形象,与‘全传’相比有较大的变化。续集叙述了济公率领弟子,劝导一批忠臣后裔和江湖义士,严惩卖国投降的奸臣和皇亲国戚,平定“大狄国”的内患,以保南宋江山“国泰民安”的种种故事。在这些故事中,济公的活动范围从市井社会拓展到整个朝野江湖,其所作为也从撮合男女美满姻缘、扶危济困、除怪降妖扩展到关系国家安危的军机大事,社会场景更为广阔,情节也特别丰富、曲折,引人入胜。济公的形象也从一个游戏人间行侠仗义的“颠憎”,逐渐演化成一个忠肝义胆、神机妙算、佛法无边的济世活佛。
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霍小玉传(无注释版)
蒋防 试读
评分:8.7分“霍小玉传”,唐代汉族传奇小说,略晚于“李娃传”、“莺莺传”,代表唐传奇发展的又一高峰。小说叙述的是陇西书生李益和长安名妓霍小玉凄楚动人的爱情悲剧。此书约作于元和四年(809)前后,作者蒋防,字子徵,义兴(今江苏宜兴)人,生卒年不详。
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恨海沉冤录(无注释版)
向恺然 试读
评分:8.7分平江不肖生(1889-1957),名向恺然、向逵,笔名又署不肖生,湖南平江人。现代著名武侠小说家,为20年代侠坛首座,领导南方武侠潮流。1922年开始专心从事武侠创作,武侠处女作《江湖奇侠传》和《近代侠义英雄传》,奠定了他在现代武侠中的地位。他一生著有武侠小说十二部,内容多为江湖武侠传奇或民间传说怪异故事。他的武侠小说基本上挣脱了传统模式的链索,因此被誉为“民国武侠小说开山祖”。《恨海沉冤录》收录其短篇小说八篇:《无名之英雄》、《孙禄堂》、《快婿断指》、《无锡老二》、《鬎福生》、《黑猫与奇案》、《岳麓书院之狐异》、《恨海沉冤录》。
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民国演义(无注释版)
蔡少藩,许廑父 试读
评分:8.7分《民国演义》是《中国历史通俗演义》中的民国部分。《中国历史通俗演义》上迄秦汉,下至民国,两千年的中国历史栩栩如生地展现在我们面前。它是迄今为止唯一一部全面叙述中国历史的通俗演义。
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晏子春秋(无注释版)
晏婴 试读
评分:8.7分本书是记述春秋末期齐国著名政治家晏婴言行的著作,共8卷。包括“内篇”6卷,“外篇”2卷,计215章。书中内容全部由短篇故事组成,是我国第一部短篇小说集,大约成书于战国末期。全书语言简明,幽默风趣,意趣盎然,通过一个个生动活泼的故事,塑造了主人公晏婴和众多陪衬者的形象,可作为反映春秋后期齐国社会历史风貌的材料。
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宋词三百首(无注释版)
朱孝臧 试读
评分:8.7分词,作为一种配乐而歌唱的抒情诗体,她的产生可以追溯到隋唐的“新声”(燕乐)或更早的汉魏乐府,直到晚唐五代才逐渐摆脱按曲拍谱词的束缚,发展成一种独立的新诗体。在唐朝得到一定发展,在宋朝则得到了极大的繁荣。她由依附于音乐的唱词上升为声情并茂的独立文体,由娱宾遣兴的文字游戏,提高表现时代命运的重要篇章,由单纯的小令,繁衍为八百余调,二千三百余体的形式,因此呈现出百花竞妍的局面,与唐诗相映成辉。
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唐宋八大家作品集选·曾巩
曾巩 试读
评分:8.7分本书为掌阅公版“唐宋八大家作品集选系列”之一。曾巩是北宋诗文革新运动的积极参与者,宋代新古文运动的骨干。曾巩为文以“古雅”、“平正”见称。其议论文微言大义,分析辨难,不露锋芒;其记叙文记事翔实而有情致,论理切题而又生动。本书精选了曾巩的“寄欧阳舍人书”“墨池记”“醒心亭记”等诸篇精彩文章,或记叙、或论事,加以题解、注释及翻译,从中可以体会曾巩的文字风格和文章魅力。
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唐宋八大家作品集选·王安石
王安石 试读
评分:8.7分本书为掌阅公版“唐宋八大家作品集选系列”之一。王安石不仅是一位杰出的政治家和思想家,更是一位卓越的文学家。本书收录了他的散文十余篇,如“伤仲永”“游褒禅山记”“读孟尝君传”“答司马谏议书”等,多是书、表、记等体式的论说文,或针对时政,或褒贬社会问题,观点鲜明,笔力豪悍,气势逼人,议论生风,长篇横铺而不力单,短篇纡折而不味薄。
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中国人的精神(精品公版)
辜鸿铭 试读
评分:8.6分公源计划之名家辜鸿铭,博闻天下,扬我中华,辜鸿铭当是响当当的一个。《中国人的精神》是辜鸿铭最有影响力的著作,书中他以极大的热情将中国传统文化介绍给西方世界,在中西文化史上写下了浓墨重彩的一笔。
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The Enchanted Island of Yew
Lyman Frank Baum 试读
评分:8.6分Yew is a land with knights and castles and fairies located in the middle of the sea. In the east of Yew lies the land of Dawna; in the west, "tinted rose and purple by the setting sun," is Auriel. In the south lies the kingdom of Plenta, "where fruits and flowers abounded;" and in the north is Heg and in the center lies Spor a bandit land, ruled by the mysterious King Terribus, and populated by "giants with huge clubs, and dwarfs who threw flaming darts, and the stern Gray Men of Spor, who were the most frightful of all." L. Frank Baum was an author of children's books, best known for writing The Wonderful Wizard of Oz. He wrote 55 novels in total, plus four "lost" novels, 83 short stories, over 200 poems, and more.
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Backlog Studies
Charles Dudley Warner 试读
评分:8.6分Charles Dudley Warner (1829-1900) was an American essayist and novelist. He worked with a surveying party in Missouri studied law at the University of Pennsylvania practiced in Chicago was assistant editor (1860) and editor (1861-1867) of The Hartford Press, and after The Press was merged into The Hartford Courant, was co-editor with Joseph R Hawley in 1884 he joined the editorial staff of Harper's Magazine, for which he conducted The Editors Drawer until 1892, when he took charge of The Editor's Study. He travelled widely, lectured frequently, and was actively interested in prison reform, city park supervision, and other movements for the public good. He was the first president of the National Institute of Arts and Letters. He first attracted attention by the reflective sketches entitled My Summer in a Garden (1870). Amongst his other works are Saunterings (1872), Backlog Studies (1873), Being a Boy (1878), In the Wilderness (1878), Captain John Smith (1881), Washington Irving (1881), A Little Journey in the World (1889), As We Were Saying (1891) and That Fortune (1899).
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A Christmas Carol
Charles Dickens 试读
评分:8.6分The tale begins on Christmas Eve seven years after the death of Ebenezer Scrooge's business partner Jacob Marley. Scrooge is established within the first stave (chapter) as a greedy and stingy businessman who has no place in his life for kindness, compassion, charity, or benevolence. After being warned by Marley's ghost to change his ways, Scrooge is visited by three additional ghosts "each in its turn" who accompany him to various scenes with the hope of achieving his transformation. The first of the spirits, the Ghost of Christmas Past, takes Scrooge to the scenes of his boyhood and youth which stir the old miser's gentle and tender side by reminding him of a time when he was more innocent. The second spirit, the Ghost of Christmas Present, takes Scrooge to several radically differing scenes (a joy-filled market of people buying the makings of Christmas dinner, the family feast of Scrooge's near-impoverished clerk Bob Cratchit, a miner's cottage, and a lighthouse among other sites) in order to evince from the miser a sense of responsibility for his fellow man. The third spirit, the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come, harrows Scrooge with dire visions of the future if he does not learn and act upon what he has witnessed. Scrooge's own neglected and untended grave is revealed, prompting the miser to aver that he will change his ways in hopes of changing these "shadows of what may be." In the fifth and final stave, Scrooge awakens Christmas morning with joy and love in his heart, then spends the day with his nephew's family after anonymously sending a prize turkey to the Crachit home for Christmas dinner. Scrooge has become a different man overnight, and now treats his fellow men with kindness, generosity, and compassion, gaining a reputation as a man who embodies the spirit of Christmas. The story closes with the narrator confirming the validity, completeness, and permanence of Scrooge's transformation.