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作者簡介

　　馬剋·吐溫（1835-1910），原名塞繆爾·蘭霍恩·剋萊門斯（Samuel Langhorne Clemens），是我國讀者熟悉的偉大的美國作傢之一，被譽為近代幽默文學的泰鬥，代錶美國文學的世界一流作傢。他齣生於美國密蘇裏州的一個小職員傢庭，幼時傢境貧寒，他很小就開始工作。父親在他12歲那年去世，從此他開始瞭獨立謀生。他先在印刷所當學徒，同時給地方小報寫文章賺錢。21歲時，對輪船上的領港員生活發生極大興趣，決定拜師學藝。密西西比河上4年領港生活使他熟悉各式各樣的人，這一段經曆為他日後的創作提供瞭許多素材。他的筆名馬剋·吐溫就取自船工生活：mark是“測標”，twain為“兩英尋（閤12英尺）”，“測標兩英尋”說明這裏是安全水位，可以順利通航。1861年，南北戰爭爆發，馬剋·吐溫隻當瞭14天兵，因為目擊一位士兵的死亡而厭惡戰爭，在一次戰鬥中得以僥幸逃脫。而後他隨著美國的淘金狂潮去內華達淘金，企圖以此發財。但幸運之神並沒有光顧他，於是他去報館工作，從此開始創作生涯。

目錄

The Notorious Jumping Frog of Calaveras County
The Story of the Bad Little Boy
The Story of the Good Little Boy
Cannibalism in the Cars
Legend of the Capitoline Venus
The Facts in the Great Beef Contract
How I Edited an Agricultural Paper
Political Economy
Science v.s. Luck
A True Story Repeated Word for Word As I Heard It
Edward Mills and George Benton:A Tale
The Invalid's Story
The Stolen White Elephant
A Ghost Story
Is He living or Is He Dead?
The $ 1,000,000 Bank-Note
Running for Governor
The Man that Corrupted Hadleyburg
Was It Heaven? or Hell?
A Dog's Tale
The $30,000 Bequest
Extract from Captain Storrnfield's Visit to Heaven
The Mysterious Stranger

精彩書摘

　　"Look here，Henry，you alarm me.Didn't I tell you the whole story on the way here？"　　"You？"　　"Yes ，I."　　"I'll be hanged if I heard a word of it."　　"Henry，this is a serious thing.It troubles me.What did you take up yonder at the minister's？"　　Then it all flashed on me，and I owned up like a man.　　"I took the dearest girl in this world-prisoner!"　　So then he came with a rush，and we shook，and shook，and shook till our hands ached; and he didn't blame me for not having heard a word of a story which had lasted while we walked three miles.He just sat down then，like the patient，good fellow he was，and told it all over again.Synopsized，it amounted to this： He had come to England with what he thought was a grand opportunity; he had an " option" to sell the Gould and Curry Extension for the"I ocators" of it，and keep all he could get over a million dollars.He had worked hard，had pulled every wire he knew of，had left no honest expedientuntried，had spent nearly all the money he had in the world，had notbeen able to get a solitary capitalist to listen to him，and his option would run out at the end of the month.In a word，he was ruined.Then he jumped up and cried out：　　"Henry，you can save me! You can save me，and you're the only man in the universe that can.Will you do it？ Won't you do it？"　　" Tell me how.Speak out，my boy."　　"Give me a million and my passage home for my 'option' I Don't，don't refuse!"　　I was in a kind of agony.I was right on the point of coming out with the words，"Lloyd，I'm a pauper myself-absolutely penniless，and in debt! " But a white-hot idea came flaming through my head，and I gripped my jaws together，and calmed myself down till I was as cold as acapitalist.Then I said，in a commercial and self-possessed way："I will save you，Lloyd"　　"Then I'm already saved! God be merciful to you forever! I fever!"　　"Let me finish，Lloyd.I will save you，but not in that way; for that would not be fair to you，after your hard work，and the risks you've run.I don't need to buy mines; I can keep my capital moving，macommercial center like London，without that; it's what I'm at，all the time; but here is what I'll do.I know all about that mine，of course，I know its immense value，and can swear to it if anybody wishes it.You shall sell out inside of the fortnight for three millionscash，using my name freely，and we'll divide，share and share alike."　　Do you know，he would have danced the furniture to kindling-wood in his insane joy，and broken everything on the place，f' I hadn'ttripped him up and tied him.　　Then he lay there，perfectly happy，saying：　　"I may use your namel Your name-think of it Man，they'll flock in droves，these rich Londoners; they'll fight for that stock! I'm a made man，I'm a made man forever，and I'll never forget you aslong as I live"　　In less than twenty-four hours London was abuzz! I hadn't anything to do，day after day，but sit at home，and say to all comers："Yes; I told him to refer to me.I know the man，and I know the mine.His character is above reproach，and the mine is worth far more than he asks for it."　　Meantime I spent all my evenings at the minister's with Portia.I didn't say a word to her about the mine; I saved it for a surprise.Wetalked salary; never anything but salary and love，sometimes love，sometimes salary，sometimes love and salary together.And my!the interest the minister's wife and daughter took in our little afiair，and the endless ingenuities they invented to save us from interruption，and to keep the minister in the dark and unsuspicious-well，it was just lovely of them !　　When the month was up at last，l had a million dollars to my credit in the London and County Bank，and Hastings was fixed in the same way.Dressed at my level best，l drove by the house in Portland Place，judged by the look of things that my birds were home again，went on towards the minister's and got my precious，and we started back，talking salary with all our might.She was so excited and anxious that it made her just intolerably beautiful.I said：　　" Dearie，the way you're looking it's a crime to strike for a salary a single penny under three thousand a year."　　"Henry，Henry，you'll ruin usl"　　"Don't you be afraid.Just keep up those looks，and trust to me.　　It'll all come out right."　　So，as it turned out，l had to keep bolstering up her courage aU the way.She kept pleading with me，and saying：" Oh，please remember that ifwe ask for too much we may get no salary at all，and then what will become of us，with no way in the world to earn our living?"　　We were ushered in by that same servant，and there they were，the two old gentlemen.Of course，they were surprised to see that wonderful creature with me，but I said："It's all right，gentlemen; she is my future stay and helpmate."　　And I introduced them to her，and called them by name.It didn't surprise them; they knew I would know enough to consult the directory.They seated us，and were very polite to me，and very soLicitous to relieve her from embarrassment，and put her as much at her ease as they could.Then I said：　　" Gentlemen，l am ready to report."　　"We are glad to hear it，"said my man，"for now we can decide the bet which my brother Abel and I made.If you have won for me，you shall have any situation in my gift.Have you the million-pound note ? "　　" Here it is，sir，" and I handed it to him.　　"I've won!" he shouted，and slapped Abel on the back." Now what do you say，brother?"　　"I say he did survive，and I've lost twenty thousand pounds.I never would have believed it."　　"I've a further report to make，"I said，" and a pretty long one.I want you to let me come soon，and detail my whole month's history;and I promise you it's worth hearing.Meantime，take a look at that."　　"What，man! Certificate of deposit for 200，000.Is it yours?"　　"Mine.I earned it by thirty days' judicious use of that little loan you let me have.And the only use I made ofit was to buy trifles and offer the bill in change."　　" Come，this is astonishing! It's incredible，man ! "　　" Never mind，I'll prove it.Don't take my word unsupported."　　But now Portia's turn was come to be surprised.Her eyes were spread wide，and she said："Henry，is that really your money? Have you been fibbing tome?"　　"I have，indeed，dearie.But you'll forgive me，I know."　　She put up an arch pout，and said："Don't you be so sure.You are a naughty thing to deceive me so !"　　"Oh，you'll get over it，sweetheart，you'll get over it; it was only fun，you know.Come，let's be going."　　……

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我的心靈藏書館：馬剋·吐溫短篇小說精選 全英文原版名著 軟精裝珍藏版 [A Short Story Collection of Mark Twain] 下載 mobi epub pdf txt 電子書 格式

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作者馮自由在國民黨內輩分極高，又在政治上被徹底邊緣化，反而讓他得以秉筆直書，不用粉飾，無需隱晦，徑直講述曆史的本來麵目。我們因而得以重迴那個風雲際會的年代，目睹一代民族精英如何躍上曆史舞颱，他們的背影又是如何消失在時光深處。

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