Jude the Obscure

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出版者:Penguin
作者:Thomas Hardy
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页数:528
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出版时间:2003-8-11
价格:GBP 6.99
装帧:Paperback
isbn号码:9780140435382
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The first truly critical edition of Hardy's most controversial novel, presenting a "clean" text in which Hardy's own light punctuation is restored. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.

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Jude The Obscure is Hardy’s last all-time tragedy before he devoted exclusively to poetry. It’s no surprise that I was completely stunned by the darkening and heart-breaking ending of the story. The hollowness of existence during the process of trying to ...

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Jude The Obscure is Hardy’s last all-time tragedy before he devoted exclusively to poetry. It’s no surprise that I was completely stunned by the darkening and heart-breaking ending of the story. The hollowness of existence during the process of trying to ...

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Jude The Obscure is Hardy’s last all-time tragedy before he devoted exclusively to poetry. It’s no surprise that I was completely stunned by the darkening and heart-breaking ending of the story. The hollowness of existence during the process of trying to ...

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Jude The Obscure is Hardy’s last all-time tragedy before he devoted exclusively to poetry. It’s no surprise that I was completely stunned by the darkening and heart-breaking ending of the story. The hollowness of existence during the process of trying to ...

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Jude The Obscure is Hardy’s last all-time tragedy before he devoted exclusively to poetry. It’s no surprise that I was completely stunned by the darkening and heart-breaking ending of the story. The hollowness of existence during the process of trying to ...

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Remember that the best and greatest among mankind are those who do themselves no worldly good.Every successful man is more or less a selfish man.The devoted fail...

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struggle for life and love.

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Remember that the best and greatest among mankind are those who do themselves no worldly good.Every successful man is more or less a selfish man.The devoted fail...

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淑的信仰一直是缺失的,就像个局外人一样,一切爱情、友情、信仰对她来说都是无所谓的、善变的、次要的。思想情感也从来不受她的控制,所以对爱情仿佛挥之即来、呼之即去,把裘德和Phillotson玩弄于鼓掌之间,可是淑给很多读者却制造了一种无辜的印象。 非常讨厌哈代笔下的女性。从《远离尘嚣》的Bathsheba,到淑,再到《还乡》里的尤斯塔西娅。

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淑的信仰一直是缺失的,就像个局外人一样,一切爱情、友情、信仰对她来说都是无所谓的、善变的、次要的。思想情感也从来不受她的控制,所以对爱情仿佛挥之即来、呼之即去,把裘德和Phillotson玩弄于鼓掌之间,可是淑给很多读者却制造了一种无辜的印象。 非常讨厌哈代笔下的女性。从《远离尘嚣》的Bathsheba,到淑,再到《还乡》里的尤斯塔西娅。

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