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Oliver Twist (World Famous Translation Library Dickens Collection)
"Oliver Twist", also translated as "Oliver Twister", was published in 1838 and is the author's first social novel. Set in the foggy city of London, it tells the story of an orphan's tragic life experience and experiences. The protagonist Oliver grew up in an orphanage, went through an apprenticeship, escaped with difficulty, fell into a den of thieves by mistake, and was forced to work with vicious murderers. After experiencing countless hardships, he finally found out his life experience and ga
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Oliver Twist (Oliver Twist) (Yili Library Lark English Classics)
"Oliver Twist" is one of the English classic series of Lark. The novel is set in foggy London and tells the story of an orphan's tragic life experience and experience. The protagonist Oliver grew up in an orphanage, experienced an apprenticeship, escaped from a difficult situation, accidentally fell into a den of thieves, and was forced to work with a vicious murderer. After experiencing countless hardships, with the help of kind people, he found out his life experience and gained happiness. The
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World Classics: a Tale of Two Cities (English Version, 3 Volumes in Total)
This book is a classic masterpiece by Dickens. It is in English and should not be missed by English lovers. It mainly tells the story of the famous doctor Manette during the French Revolution who accidentally witnessed the atrocities committed by the feudal aristocrats Evermonde brothers who took human lives indiscriminately. Because of the injustice, he was thrown into the Bastille and imprisoned for 18 years. After being released from prison, Manette's daughter Lucy fell in love with her enemy
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Oliver Twist (Audio Bilingual Classic)
Dickens tells us the difficult experience of an orphan with the foggy London as the background, showing the battle between good and evil, beauty and ugliness, and full of humane feelings. Oliver's mother died when he was born, and when he was nine years old, he was sent to a coffin shop as an apprentice. Unable to endure the insults and beatings, he ran away alone. Although he fell into a den of thieves by mistake, Oliver stuck to his inner integrity and kindness and refused to be a thief. Later
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The Pickwick Papers (Part 1)
"The Pickwick Papers" is the first novel written by Charles Dickens. After the novel was published, it became a sensation and became a highlight in the British publishing industry at that time. Charles Dickens started writing "The Pickwick Papers" mainly with the intention of writing a series of novels. Therefore, the chapters in "The Pickwick Papers" are very loosely related to each other and are more like a series of adventure novels. The protagonist of the novel, Mr. Samuel Pickwick, is a wea
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Great Expectations
That heart-pounding moment after so many years, Is it destined love or my wishful thinking? That huge fortune that fell from the sky, Is this an opportunity for me to embark on a great future, or is it the beginning of a dream? My crazy fantasy of joining the upper class became a reality overnight; But when the prosperity faded away and returning to the old life made me regain my peace, I finally discovered: The so-called Great Expectations actually means choosing to do what you love for the res
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Oliver Twist (Classic Translation)
A young pregnant woman of unknown origin collapsed on the street, and people sent her to a poor asylum. She died the next day after giving birth to a boy. The orphan was named Oliver Twist. Ten years later Oliver became an apprentice in a coffin shop. Unable to endure the abuse, he fled to the foggy London, where he unfortunately fell into the hands of a gang of thieves. The little orphan struggled in adversity, but fortunately he got help from kind people because of his kind nature. He saved th
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Dickens Suspense Stories
This book is a representative work of Dickens. With the author's wonderful description, time and space are transformed into the medieval century, and you are wandering in Dickens's ghostly fantasy world: elves wandering around on Christmas Eve, ghosts crying in dark corners, lunatics laughing wildly on the streets, and victims coming to the scene of murder trials...
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A Tale of Two Cities (World Famous Translation Library Dickens Collection)
"A Tale of Two Cities" is a long historical novel set against the background of the French Revolution. The story connects the two major cities of Paris and London, and revolves around the ups and downs of Dr. Manet's family and the Saint-Anton district headed by the Defarges. At the end of the story, Catun went to the guillotine instead of Evremund for the happiness of the one he loved, and calmly sacrificed his life. This book can be called the pinnacle of Dickens's twilight years. The author's
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Temptation to Commit Suicide
"I still need to think about it." The baron said while playing with the knife. "It is true that this world is very dull, but your world will probably not be better, because you will not bring any happiness to people at all. I mean, if I leave this world, can I have a better life?" The baron cried and shouted, "I haven't thought about it carefully at all!" "Kill yourself quickly!" The ghost yelled with claws and teeth.
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David Copperfield
"David Copperfield" is the eighth work of Charles Dickens. He once declared unabashedly: "There is no child born from my imagination that I do not love... But, like many partial parents, deep in my heart, there is A very beloved child, his name is "David Copperfield". "As soon as the novel came out, it received rave reviews and has been praised throughout history. Masters such as Tolstoy, Maugham, Dostoyevsky, and Marx all highly praised it. "David Copperfield" reveals the true face of society a
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A Tale of Two Cities
"A Tale of Two Cities" is a long historical novel written by the British writer Charles Dickens against the background of the French Revolution. The "Two Cities" in Tales of Two Cities refer to Paris and London. The story connects these two big cities and revolves around the story of Dr. Monet's family and the Saint-Antoine district headed by Defarge.
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David Copperfield (Classic Translation)
Dickens was a great British realist writer in the 19th century. "David Copperfield" is his masterpiece. The protagonist Copperfield is a posthumous son, and his stepfather abuses him and his mother. His mother died soon and Copperfield became an orphan. He found his aunt and started a new life under her guardianship. The world changes, family and friendship make people happy, and turmoil and pain temper people. Copperfield finally becomes a successful writer and is happily married to his beloved
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Selected Collection of Foreign Novels (Forty-Six Volumes in Total)
"Selected Collection of Foreign Novels" (a set of 46 volumes in total) selects a variety of high-quality foreign novels, covering multiple categories such as plot, romance, thriller and suspense, fairy tales, etc., And is a classic. "Selected Collection of Foreign Novels" (a set of 46 volumes in total) shows us the cultural and social processes of various countries in different periods through various novel worlds written by different writers. It is a lot to benefit from reading.
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A Tale of Two Cities (Original English Version)
"A Tale of Two Cities" is one of Dickens's most famous works. It is an outstanding representative work of realist literature in the 19th century and has a profound influence on British and even world literature. The "Two Cities" in the title refers to Paris and London. The novel is divided into three parts with a total of 45 chapters. It takes the French Revolution as the background and reproduces the historical appearance of Paris and London as well as the entire France and England at that time
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