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巴黎圣母院theHunchbackOfNotreDame_英语有声小说，这是英文版的通常译法，字面看应该是叫钟楼怪人，可以参考收听中文有声版：巴黎圣母院。作者，是出生于一八零二年的法国雨果。小时候，由于父亲是军人，所以一直随父在国外进行驻军。不足十岁，他就开始进行诗歌创作，文学才华初露头角。二十岁第一部诗集问世，但是由于家庭的原因，他的很多诗作都是对于帝王之家以及宗教的歌功颂德。但是，后来对于对王朝的失望，开始慢慢的转变为浪漫主义，并成为了这一派别的领袖性人物。作者的一生颠沛流离，而且他也几乎经历了当时那个国家在那一时期的所有重大事件。他创作的作品，包括诗歌、小说、剧本、散文、评论等等，而本书巴黎圣母院theHunchbackOfNotreDame则是他最具代表性，也是流传最广的一部作品。其实一开始读这部作品，我就感觉两种主角很像他的另一部作品笑面人里的人物。故事是这样的，外表正派的神父无意中遇到了美丽的女郎，并被她的美貌所迷惑。为了得到美丽的女郎，他指使自己收养的丑陋撞钟人将其抢走，却被骑兵上尉所救。得救后的女郎爱上了年轻的上尉，而怀恨在心的神父却计划将上尉杀死。上尉虽然没有死，但女郎却由于被嫁祸而判了死刑。丑陋撞钟人深深的爱着女郎，于是他在行刑时救下了女郎并藏在了圣母院里。为了救女郎而冲入教学的人群，误会之下与卡西莫多大战，神父却将女郎在广场上杀死。悲愤的陋撞钟人一怒之下把神父从顶楼推下摔死，并在女郎的尸体边殉情而亡。有兴趣的朋友还可以收听巴黎圣母院电影录音。

狄更斯-圣诞故事集-ChristmasStories_英语有声小说，可对比收听中文版的圣诞故事集。作者出生于一八一二年的朴次茅斯市的郊区，一八七零年六月去世，享年五十八岁。他与莫泊桑一样，都是十九世纪的批判实现主义作家，只不过他是英国人。他的一生，也是极为坎坷的一生。自幼时，他的家里还算是少有积蓄的富足家庭，但是由于父母在金钱浪费上的没有计划，才他十二岁时父亲就由于债务问题而入狱了。以后，他的家庭就变的很贫困，而作者也只得到一家鞋油厂作每天不少于十小时的工。正是由于这样的成长过程，所以作者深刻的体会到了生活的艰辛，也过早的看到了人情的冷暖。因此，在作者狄更斯的作品里，他总是特别的关注生活在社会底层劳动人民的生活状态。本故事集——圣诞故事集-ChristmasStories，是作者自一八四三年至一八四五年间，除一八四七年之外，在每一年的圣诞节所发表的一部中篇小说，一共有五篇。其中有三篇，都是以圣诞节为故事的起点，为我们讲述在圣诞之夜，书中的主人公与雨夜幽灵之间的故事。在这几篇故事时，作者让我们看到了生活在社会最底层的群体，他们善良、勤劳、简朴，但却一直被富人所压迫，剥削，终日不得温饱的在社会现象。而这些用自己双手来活命的穷人，却被富人看做是这个社会上多余的人，是不应该存在的人。而在这部故事集里的个别作品，也被人们看做是作者在向那个罪恶的社会，和为富不仁的富人们的宣战，呼吁人们去改善这个残酷现实的倡议书。喜欢狄更斯作品的朋友还可以收听：狄更斯三部小说、Tale_of_Two_Cities_双城记。

惠特曼-草叶集-leavesOfGrass_英语有声小说。作者是出生于一八一零年美国长岛的诗人。小时候，作者的生活很贫困，五岁是举家搬到布鲁克林，父亲成为了那里的木工，而作者惠特曼也在那里开始读小学。但是，由于家里的经济问题，他只读了五年的小学。所来，他又当过邮差，学过排版，当过乡村老师和编辑。就是这段艰苦的岁月，让作者更多的接触到了大自然，也触到了生活在社会各各阶层的人们，并为惠特曼的日后的诗歌创作提供了大量的素材和灵感。当初，惠特曼只是在报纸上写一些时评和论文。到了三十八岁的时候，欧洲各国爆发了大规模的革命，而他则通过诗歌来颂扬这场声势浩大的革命活动。草叶集-leavesOfGrass是作者创作的第一部诗集，第一次出版是一八五五年，在美国的纽约。当时这部诗集只有十二首诗，但是到一八八二年再出版时，就已经有三百七十二首诗了。在作者八十一年的人生旅途中，作所创作的诗歌对于世人的影响之深已经不能用言语来简单的形容了。而他在美国南北战争时候，为被刺的总统写的沉痛悼念诗篇也被收录在了这本诗集里。特别是他对于民主以及人民自由的渴望，都通过他的诗歌，淋漓尽致的展现了出来。在他的诗作里，你可以看到他对劳动人民的创造性的劳动进行讴歌，也能看到他对于积极向上的精神的赞扬。无论诗人过往的生活如何的艰苦，都不能磨灭他那种民主的追求，积极乐观的心。AmericanpoetWaltWhitman’sLeavesofGrass,isacollectionofpoemsnotableforitsfrankdelightinandpraiseofthesenses,duringatimewhensuchcandiddisplayswereconsideredimmoral.Wheremuchpreviouspoetry,especiallyEnglish,reliedonsymbolism,allegory,andmeditationonthereligiousandspiritual,LeavesofGrassexaltedthebodyandthematerialworld. WhitmanwasinspiredtobeginLeavesofGrassafterreadinganessaybyRalphWaldoEmersonwhichexpressedaneedforauniquelyAmericanpoet.Whenthebookwasfirstpublished,WhitmansentacopytoEmerson,whosepraisefulletterofresponsehelpedlaunchthebooktosuccess.Whitman’shero,AbrahamLincoln,readandenjoyedanearlyversionofLeavesofGrass.Despitesuchhighrecommendations,Whitmanfacedchargesofobscenityandimmoralityforhiswork,butthisonlyledtoincreasedpopularityofthebook. WhitmancontinuallyrevisedandrepublishedLeavesofGrassthroughouthislifetime,notablyaddingthe“Drum-Taps”sectionafterLincoln’sassassination.Thebookgrewfrom12poemsinitsfirstpublication,whichWhitmanpaidforandtypesethimself,tonearly400poemsinitsfinal,“DeathBedEdition.”Thisrecordingisofthefinaledition.

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Whentwelve-year-oldChrisenteredMr.Wicker’sshoptoinquireaboutajobforhisfriend,somethingaboutoldMr.Wickerforcedhimtotakethejobhimself.ChrisfoundhimselfthepupilofMr.Wicker,nottheoldmanhefirstsaw,butapowerfulmaninhisforties–amagician.Chrislearnedhowtoturnhimselfintoafish,abird,afly,andwithamagicropehelearnedtomakeaboatorevenanelephant.ChrishadbeenchosentosailtoChinaonamysteriousmission.Longbeforehesailed,Chrismettheenemieswhowouldtryandstophim–evilClaggettChew,thedandyOsterbridgeHawsey,thetreacherousoldbeggarSimonGosler.WithaNubianboyChrisbroughttolifewithmagic,hesetoutonhishazardousvoyage.

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ThestoryopenswithIshmael,hisfamily,EllenandAbiramslowlymakingtheirwayacrossthevirginprairiesoftheMidwestlookingforahomestead,justtwoyearsaftertheLouisianaPurchase,andduringthetimeoftheLewisandClarkExpedition.Theymeetthetrapper(NattyBumppo),whohaslefthishomeinNewYorkstatetofindaplacewherehecannothearthesoundofpeoplecuttingdowntheforests.Intheyearsbetweenhisotheradventuresandthisnovel,hetellsusonlythathehaswalkedallthewaytothePacificOceanandseenallthelandbetweenthecoasts(aheroicfeat,consideringLewisandClarkhadn’tyetcompletedthesametrek).

ThestoryopenswithIshmael,hisfamily,EllenandAbiramslowlymakingtheirwayacrossthevirginprairiesoftheMidwestlookingforahomestead,justtwoyearsaftertheLouisianaPurchase,andduringthetimeoftheLewisandClarkExpedition.Theymeetthetrapper(NattyBumppo),whohaslefthishomeinNewYorkstatetofindaplacewherehecannothearthesoundofpeoplecuttingdowntheforests.Intheyearsbetweenhisotheradventuresandthisnovel,hetellsusonlythathehaswalkedallthewaytothePacificOceanandseenallthelandbetweenthecoasts(aheroicfeat,consideringLewisandClarkhadn’tyetcompletedthesametrek).

ThestoryopenswithIshmael,hisfamily,EllenandAbiramslowlymakingtheirwayacrossthevirginprairiesoftheMidwestlookingforahomestead,justtwoyearsaftertheLouisianaPurchase,andduringthetimeoftheLewisandClarkExpedition.Theymeetthetrapper(NattyBumppo),whohaslefthishomeinNewYorkstatetofindaplacewherehecannothearthesoundofpeoplecuttingdowntheforests.Intheyearsbetweenhisotheradventuresandthisnovel,hetellsusonlythathehaswalkedallthewaytothePacificOceanandseenallthelandbetweenthecoasts(aheroicfeat,consideringLewisandClarkhadn’tyetcompletedthesametrek).

《职场无敌手》，想在职场上闯出个名号，不学会一些职场密技，如何与其它******拼生死？职场上人心险恶，人人都有横行职场的绝招密技，你的******在职场上会出哪些险招？而你又该如何把握自己的潜能，发挥出自己最擅长的一面？

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ThisisacollectionofshortstoriesandfairytalesbyFrancesHodgsonBurnett,theauthorofTheSecretGardenandALittlePrincess.

Whenaninnocentbluejaystartstalkinginhissleep,it’suptohimtofindoutwhat’sgoingoninthisfun,naturalistic,Southern-stylechildren’sstory.

TheAdventuresofJohnnyChuckisanotherinthelonglistofchildren’sbooksbyconservationistThorntonW.Burgess.Inthisstory,itisspringtimeandayoungchuck’sfancyturnstothoughtsof…traveling,protectingone’sturf,findinganewhome,andyes,love.Alongtheway,welearnlittlelessonsaboutlifesuchastherearegoodandbadkindsofpride,theimportanceofkeepingsecretsandthat,evenintheanimalworld,thethreemostimportantfactorsindeterminingthedesirabilityofpropertyare“location,location,location.”

Inwritingher‘DramaofExile’,Barrett’ssubjectwas‘thenewandstrangeexperienceofthefallenhumanity,asitwentforthfromParadiseintothewilderness’.Thebizarre,lyricalscenesthatfollowpowerfullydescribethegriefandguiltofEve,thesorrowfulprideofLucifer,andtheredeemingpoweroflove.

Carryingoutthelastwishesofacomrade,mercenaryEricJohnStarktakesonthetaskofreturningastolentalismantoawalledcityneartheMartianpole;acitythatguardsthemysteriousGatesofDeath.NowallhehastodoisgetpastthebrutalclansofMekhandtheshadowyLordCiarantogettoKushatwherethey’llprobablyattempttokillhim.AllwhilehetriestoholdontoatalismanthatimprintsancientmemoriesoftheGatesinhismind.That’snoteasyforahumanraisedbyMercurianaborigines.-BlackAmazonofMarsisthethirdstorytofeatureBrackett’sheroEricJohnStark,andwaslaterexpandedintothenovelPeopleoftheTalisman.ItwasfirstpublishedinPlanetStoriesmagazineinMarchof1951.

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TheRivalsofSherlockHolmeswasaBritishTVseriesfromtheearly70sthatdramatizedstorieswrittencontemporaneouslywiththeSherlockHolmesstoriesofSirArthurConanDoyle.Thisanthologycontainstwelveofthethirteenstoriesadaptedasepisodesforthefirstseason.Sadly,onestory,"TheMissingWitnessSensation"byErnestBramah,isnotpublicdomainintheU.S.,butcanbereadintheanthologyMaxCarradosMysteries.

ScaramoucheisaromanticadventureandtellsthestoryofayoungaristocratduringtheFrenchRevolution.Hissuccessiveendeavorsasalawyer,politician,actor,lover,andbuffoonleadhisenemiestocallhim“Scaramouche”(alsocalledScaramuccia,aroguishcharacterinthecommediadell’arte),butheimpressesmanywithhiselegantorationsandprecisionswordsmanship.Thelaterfilmversionincludesoneofthelongest,andmanybelieve,bestswashbucklingsword-fightingsceneseverfilmed.

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RobertFrost,wholivedfromMarch26,1874toJanuary29,1963,wasawinnerof4PulitzerprizesandoneofAmerica’sbestlovedpoets.Thisselectionofhispoemsisashortwalkthroughthevarietyofhissimplisticnaturalthemesandcomplexsocialunderstandings.