txtsk《网游－屠龙巫师》作品相关 职业及技能设定修改中，稍后补充作品相关 一点感慨有人问到会不会写完……，其实说实话，我不算新人……甚至，还写过扑街出版文。在起点日益强烈，不，应该说是惨烈的情况下，很难想象怀着对网络文学美好憧憬的一些写手们能坚持把一本扑街书写完，当然前提是他不属于那种纯粹想练练笔，在网上发泄一下而已的人。失败的原因只有一个，那就是半途而废——天下太监共勉。作品相关 最恶毒的诅咒发向都江堰供电局很无语了……今天确实怒火冲天。都江堰——美丽的城市，号称中国空气环境最好的城市——这也是我选择到都江堰专心码字的原因之一。然而……该死的电！从开书那一天起直到腊月二十二，都处于每天停电六小时以上的状态。忍！但是今天是出离愤怒了，虽然只是短短的半小时，但是由于WORD的自动保存功能失效，先前的接近4千的字数全部OVER！...　

ELECBOOK CLASSICSBLEAKHOUSECharles Dickens- Page 2-ELECBOOK CLASSICSebc0002. Charles Dickens: Bleak HouseThis file is free for individual use only. It must not be altered or resold.Organisations wishing to use it must first obtain a licence.Low cost licenses are available. Contact us through our web site(C) The Electric Book Co 1998The Electric Book Company Ltd20 Cambridge Drive, London SE12 8AJ, UK+44 (0)181 488 3872 www.elecbook.com- Page 3-BLEAK HOUSECharles Dickens- Page 4-Bleak House 4...　

序言：赶快加入“拱小猪行动”作者自序“拱猪行动”？对，就是“拱猪行动”，即把你的存款从银行里拱出来。拱出来干吗？让它们变异成“鸡”、“牛”、“马”和“羊”等。同时对于另一部分有必要关在银行的“小猪”，则通过合理的存款组合把它们养肥，多生小猪崽。为什么说存款是小猪呢？因为银行存款安全稳重、不好运动，就像一群懒惰而干瘦的小猪。同样，鸡、牛、马和羊代指各具特点的债券、股票、基金和外汇等。为什么要把“小猪”从银行里拱出来？“小猪”在银行里，尽管不会乱跑且可随时取用，但往往因为你不细心照料它们，只索取不培养，任其自生自灭，怎么能长得膘肥体壮？这简直就是活活地把自己的一座金山变成了一座死山。因为钱天生具有繁殖功能，利息就是明证。银行拿了我们的钱去借给别人花，自己挣高利息，却只给我们这些真正主人很低的利息，比如一年存款的利率扣完税后不到1.6%。而去年一年物价就涨了3.2%，是其两倍...　

　　自1863年路易·巴斯德把人的许多疾病归罪于细菌后，医学界长期沿用一种基本理论—疾病源于细菌。但人人都不可避免地沾染致病的细菌，却非人人都会得病。而且，同一个人，在不同时期和不同状况下，对疾病的抵抗力也不同。因此，把细菌当做病因的观点，看到的只是一种表象。　　那么，什么才是致病的深层原因呢？　　根据科学家对细胞学的研究以及根据人的生长期计算寿命的方法，人应该有120～175岁的寿命。但很少有人活到如此高龄。且在医学发达、设备先进的条件下，肿瘤、心脑血管疾病、呼吸系统疾病等现代文明病却不减反增。以此为突破口，经过实践的反复检验，对疾病根源的探求也终于拨云见日—人体垃圾才是引发疾病的罪魁祸首。　　人体垃圾因为某些原因过量沉积在体内，导致人体慢性中毒，从而引发多种疾病。俄罗斯科学家梅奇尼科夫曾因“自身中毒”这一学说而荣获诺贝尔医学奖。所以，要预防疾病，必须先将人体垃圾排出体...　

BruceBruceAlbert Payson Terhune1- Page 2-BruceWho are far wiser in their way and far better in every way, than I; andyet who have not the wisdom to know it Who do not merely think I amperfect, but who are calmly and permanently convinced of my perfection;--and this in spite of fifty disillusions a day Who are frantically happy atmy coming and bitterly woebegone in my absence Who never bore me andnever are bored by me Who never talk about themselves and who alwayslisten with rapturous interest to anything I may say Who, having noconventional standards, have no respectability; and who, having no...　

第二卷 2 第二十八章 续战（四）　　第二十八章 续战（四）　　　　七人中为首的一个道人面色凝重的看着我道：“贫道天机子，率武当七星剑阵愿向岳施主讨教一下剑法。”　　“剑法？我好象不会什么剑法啊！”我有些楞楞的说了一句。　　七个道士一楞，竟有些不知所措起来，你不会剑法难道要让施展那可怖的刀法不成？那我们还不如干脆认输算了。　　“不过没关系，记得武当派有一门功夫叫做‘太极阴手掌’。我对这套掌法还是有一些研究的，今天就用它来讨教一下武当的七星剑阵好了。”我毫不在意的说道。　　七位道士口中舒了一口气，只要不是用那什么刀法就行，如果那套刀法的话恐怕自己等人还没有摆好剑阵就要“丢盔弃剑”了，这点自知之明这些道士心中还是有的，比起中华武社的那十位高级执事他们心中也没有战胜的把握。不过随即七人又有些气愤起来，“太极阴手掌”？那是武当众多功法里面的一套不入流的功夫啊！这家伙竟然放言...　

Chitra, a Play in One Actby Rabindranath TagoreTOMRS. WILLIAM VAUGHN MOODYPREFACETHIS lyrical drama was written about twenty-five years ago. It isbased on the following story from the Mahabharata.In the course of his wanderings, in fulfilment of a vow ofpenance, Arjuna came to Manipur. There he saw Chitrangada, thebeautiful daughter of Chitravahana, the king of the country.Smitten with her charms, he asked the king for the hand of hisdaughter in marriage. Chitravahana asked him who he was, andlearning that he was Arjuna the Pandara, told him thatPrabhanjana, one of his ancestors in the kingly line of Manipur,...　

为纪念中央革命根据地创建暨中华苏维埃共和国临时中央政府成立70周年，2001年11月上旬，中共江西省委、赣州市委和瑞金市委等有关方面，举办了各种隆重的纪念活动。11月5日，我从南昌抵达瑞金。11月6日，参加在瑞金召开的理论研讨会。11月7日上午，我们与会代表先到瑞金市东北的叶坪红军广场，出席向红军烈士纪念塔敬献花圈仪式。然后，前往城西沙洲坝当年召开“二苏大”的礼堂出席纪念大会。当车队从市区穿过时，我们惊呆了：红都大道新楼林立，纪念标语琳琅满目，宽阔街道两旁的群众人山人海，中小学生们穿着整齐的校服，鼓号喧天，手挥小旗，高呼：“欢迎！欢迎！……”天不亮，乡亲们就从四乡八村赶来，披红挂彩，扭秧歌，舞狮子，耍龙灯，跑竹马，划旱船，热烈迎宾；机关干部们也穿戴节日盛装，表演自己精心准备的节目。瑞金有关同志说，这次纪念活动的盛况，是数十年来从未有过的。望着万人迎宾队伍和上十万的自发观礼群众，许...　

The MemorabiliaThe Memorabiliaby XenophonTranslation by H. G. Dakyns1- Page 2-The MemorabiliaBOOK III have often wondered by what arguments those who indicted[1]Socrates could have persuaded the Athenians that his life was justly forfeitto the state. The indictment was to this effect: "Socrates is guilty of crimein refusing to recognise the gods acknowledged by the state, and importingstrange divinities of his own; he is further guilty of corrupting the young."...　

雨已经下了几天，窗外的天空总是阴霾着。　　从窗口望出去，天空的颜色没有海的颜色亮。也就是说，天显得重，而海显得轻，这种情况时常在雨天里出现。雨天里，海面上很少有船，停泊在岸边的机动舢板也被窗玻璃扭动的雨水改变了形状。　　这两天我一直紧闭着窗户，可房间里还是充满了潮气和霉味儿。每到这样的天气我都想买一个烘干机什么的，可天晴之后，我又把买烘干机的事忘记了。　　李司在上午九点左右给我打来了电话，那时，我正酣睡着，电话一定是响了很久我才不耐烦地去接的。我用被子蒙上头，后来，就听到了李司柔细的声音。　　李司说可能下午去你那儿。　　“是吗？”我平静地说。　　“你好像不太欢迎我。”　　我说没有啊。我的确没有——不欢迎她，我只是没表现出她所需要的那种热情罢了。有的时候，人们是需要表现出热情，不管这个热情是不是源自真实的心理，或者完全出于一种礼貌和习惯。我没有表现出热情，并不等于...　

Desperate Remediesby Thomas HardyCONTENTSPREFATORY NOTEI. THE EVENTS OF THIRTY YEARSII. THE EVENTS OF A FORTNIGHTIII. THE EVENTS OF EIGHT DAYSIV. THE EVENTS OF ONE DAYV. THE EVENTS OF ONE DAYVI. THE EVENTS OF TWELVE HOURSVII. THE EVENTS OF EIGHTEEN DAYSVIII. THE EVENTS OF EIGHTEEN DAYSIX. THE EVENTS OF TEN WEEKSX. THE EVENTS OF A DAY AND NIGHTXI. THE EVENTS OF FIVE DAYSXII. THE EVENTS OF TEN MONTHSXIII. THE EVENTS OF ONE DAYXIV. THE EVENTS OF FIVE WEEKSXV. THE EVENTS OF THREE WEEKSXVI. THE EVENTS OF ONE WEEKXVII. THE EVENTS OF ONE DAYXVIII. THE EVENTS OF THREE DAYSXIX. THE EVENTS OF A DAY AND NIGHTXX. THE EVENTS OF THREE HOURSXXI. THE EVENTS OF EIGHTEEN HOURS...　

"Rikki-Tikki-Tavi"At the hole where he went inRed-Eye called to Wrinkle-Skin.Hear what little Red-Eye saith:"Nag, come up and dance with death!"Eye to eye and head to head,(Keep the measure, Nag.)This shall end when one is dead;(At thy pleasure, Nag.)Turn for turn and twist for twist(Run and hide thee, Nag.)Hah! The hooded Death has missed!(Woe betide thee, Nag!)This is the story of the great war that Rikki-tikki-tavi foughtsingle-handed, through the bath-rooms of the big bungalow in...　

METEOROLOGYby Aristotletranslated by E. W. WebsterBook I1WE have already discussed the first causes of nature, and allnatural motion, also the stars ordered in the motion of the heavens,and the physical element-enumerating and specifying them and showinghow they change into one another-and becoming and perishing ingeneral. There remains for consideration a part of this inquirywhich all our predecessors called meteorology. It is concerned withevents that are natural, though their order is less perfect than...　

第八章　总结　　资本主义虽说是一种经济体系，但它亦与政治不可划分。因为统治大众的方法，基本上不出三途：一、是精神上和道德上的激励，以宗教或党义主持之；二、是警察权逼迫就范，以军事力量和法庭为后盾；三、是在法制上依循各人私利观，使公私利害凝合为一，各人在争取本身名利时，即在无形中增强了国家社会的组织与结构。固然这些条件全待客观环境而展开，同时任何政体也希望折衷混合，并用三者之长。可是资本主义无可否认的是将最后一种方案作最高度和最有效的发挥。从简单的定义到复杂的内涵　　从我们的立场来看，资本主义是一种纯经济体制之功能。它使资本广泛流通，经理人员量才适用，技术上的支持因素全盘支配。这三个条件说来简单，可是一个国家要让其充分发挥，势必将社会低层结构里各种障碍打开，然后当中各种经济因素才能公平而自由的交换。不少国家即因此一着，已发生内战。例如美国以奴工种植棉花，与自由的劳...　

The Red Sealby Natalie Sumner LincolnCHAPTER IIN THE POLICE COURTTe Assistant District Attorney glanced down at the papers in his hand and then up at the well-dressed, stockily built man occupying the witness stand. His manner was conciliatory."According to your testimony, Mr. Clymer, the prisoner, John Sylvester, was honest and reliable, and faithfully performed his duties as confidential clerk," he stated. "Just when was Sylvester in your employ?""Sylvester was never in my employ," corrected Benjamin Augustus Clymer. The president of the Metropolis Trust Company was noted for his precision of speech. "During the winter of 1918 I shared an apartment with Judge James Hildebrand, who employed Sylvester.""Was Sylvester addicted to drink?" "No."...　

Some Reminiscencesby Joseph ConradA Familiar Preface.As a general rule we do not want much encouragement to talk aboutourselves; yet this little book is the result of a friendlysuggestion, and even of a little friendly pressure. I defendedmyself with some spirit; but, with characteristic tenacity, thefriendly voice insisted: "You know, you really must."It was not an argument, but I submitted at once. If one must!. . .You perceive the force of a word. He who wants to persuadeshould put his trust, not in the right argument, but in the rightword. The power of sound has always been greater than the power...　

Indian Heroes and Great Chieftainsby Charles A. EastmanCONTENTS1. RED CLOUD2. SPOTTED TAIL3. LITTLE CROW4. TAMAHAY5. GALL6. CRAZY HORSE7. SITTING BULL8. RAIN-IN-THE-FACE9. TWO STRIKE10. AMERICAN HORSE11. DULL KNIFE12. ROMAN NOSE13. CHIEF JOSEPH14. LITTLE WOLF15. HOLE-IN-THE-DAYRED CLOUDEVERY age, every race, has its leaders and heroes. There were oversixty distinct tribes of Indians on this continent, each of whichboasted its notable men. The names and deeds of some of these menwill live in American history, yet in the true sense they areunknown, because misunderstood. I should like to present some of...　

PREFACE TO THE FIRST CHEAP EDITION OF "AMERICAN NOTES"IT is nearly eight years since this book was first published. Ipresent it, unaltered, in the Cheap Edition; and such of myopinions as it expresses, are quite unaltered too.My readers have opportunities of judging for themselves whether theinfluences and tendencies which I distrust in America, have anyexistence not in my imagination. They can examine for themselveswhether there has been anything in the public career of thatcountry during these past eight years, or whether there is anythingin its present position, at home or abroad, which suggests thatthose influences and tendencies really do exist. As they find thefact, they will judge me. If they discern any evidences of wrong-...