The Masque of the Red Death
美国文学选读--作家作品
美国文学选读------作家作品Benjamin FranklinPoor Richard’s AlmanacThe AutobiographyEdgar Allan PoeTamerlane and Other PoemsPoemsThe Raven and Other PoemsTales of the Grotesque and ArabesqueTales“The Fall of the House of Usher”“The Masque of the Red Death”“Ligeia”, “The Black Cat”, “The Cask of Amontillado”“Murders in the Rue Morgue”, “The Purloined Letter”, “The Gold Bug”“The Philosophy of Composition”, “The Poetic Principle”Annabel LeeThe RavenRalph Waldo EmersonNatureThe American ScholarThe Divinity School AddressEssays: First SeriesEssays: Second SeriesRepresentative MenEnglish TraitsThe Conduct of LifePoems, 1846May-Day and Other PiecesNathaniel HawthorneFanshaweTwice-told TalesMosses from an Old ManseThe Scarlet LetterThe House of the Seven GablesThe Blithedale RomanceThe Marble FaunHerman MelvilleTypeeOmooMardiRedburnWhite JacketMoby DickThe Confidence ManBattle PiecesClarelJohn Marr and Other SailorsTimoleonBilly BuddHenry David ThoreauOn the Duty of Civil DisobedienceA Week on the Concord and Merrimack RiverWalden19th-Century American PoetsHenry Wadsworth LongfellowVoice of the NightBallads and Other PoemsEvangelineThe Song of HiawathaWalt WhitmanLeaves of Grass“One’s Self Sing”, “O Captain! My Captain!”Emily Dickinson“To Make a Prairie…”“Success Is Counted Sweetest”“I’m Nobody!”Mark TwainThe Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County The Innocents AbroadThe Gilded AgeThe Adventures of Tom SawyerLife on the MississippiThe Adventures of Huckleberry FinnA Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s CourtThe Tragedy of Pudd’nhead WilsonThe Man That Corrupted HadleyburgHenry JamesA Passionate PilgrimRoderick HudsonThe Novels and Tales of Henry JamesThe AmericanDaisy MillerThe Portrait of a LadyBostoniansThe Princess of CasamassimaThe Spoils of PoyntonThe Turn of the ScrewThe Awkward AgeThe Wings of the DoveThe AmbassadorsThe Golden BowlThe American SceneStephen CraneMaggie: A Girl of the StreetsThe Red Badge of CourageThe Open BoatThe Bride Comes to Yellow SkyThe Blue HotelWilla CatherSherwood AndersonWindy McPherson’s SonWinesburg, OhioMarching MenPoor WhiteThe Triumph of the Egg and Other Stories Horses and MenMany MarriagesDark LaughterBeyond DesireDeath in the Woods and Other StoriesKatherine Anne PorterThe Flowering JudasPale Horse, Pale RiderThe Leaning TowerThe Old OrderOld MortalityA Ship of FoolsF. Scott FitzgeraldThis Side of ParadiseThe Beautiful and the DamnedFlappers and PhilosophersTales of the Jazz AgeThe Great GatsbyTender is the NightWilliam FaulknerThe Marble FaunSoldier’s PayMosquitoesThe Sound and the FuryAs I Lay DyingLight in AugustAbsalom, Absalom!SartorisThe Hamlet 《村子》The TownThe MansionErnest HemingwayIn Our TimeThe Sun Also RisesA Farewell to ArmsFor Whom the Bell TollsThe Old Man and the Sea20th-Century American PoetsEzra PoundExultationsPersonaeCathayCantosDes ImagistesWallace StevensThe Necessary AngelWilliam Carlos WilliamsCollected Later PoemsCollected Early PoemsPatersonRobert FrostA Boy’s WillNorth of BostonNew HamphshireCollected PoemsA Further RangeA Witness TreeLangston HughesThe Weary BluesFine Clothes to the JewThe Dream Keeper and Other Poems Shakespeare in HarlemArchibald MacLeishThe Happy MarriageThe Poet of EarthConquistadorCollected Poems, 1952J.B.Eugene Glastone O’NeillBound East for CardiffIn the ZoneThe Long Voyage HomeThe Moon of the CaribeesEmperor JonesThe Hairy ApeThe Great God BrownStrange InterludeDesire Under the ElmsMourning Becomes ElectraThe Iceman ComethA Touch of the PoetLong Day’s Journey Into NightThe Moon for the MisbegottenHughieMore Stately MansionsElwyn Brooks WhiteTalk of the TownIs Sex Necessary?Elements of StyleStuart LittleCharlotte’s WebQuo Vadimus or The Case for the Bicycle One Man’s MeatThe Points of My CompassLetters of E. B. WhiteEssays of E. B. WhitePoems and Sketched of E. B. WhiteWritings from The New YorkerTennessee WilliamsThe Glass MenagerieA Streetcar Named DesireCat on a Hot Tin RoofSummer and SmokeThe Rose TattooCamino RealOrpheus DescendingSuddenly Last SummerThe Sweet Bird of YouthThe Night of the LguanaRalph Waldo ElisonInvisible ManShadow and ActGoing to the Territory欢迎您的下载，资料仅供参考！致力为企业和个人提供合同协议，策划案计划书，学习资料等等打造全网一站式需求。
教师招聘考试英语真题汇总
英语教育理论和英美国家概况和文化知识试题汇总：第—局部：英语教育理论一、填空题：1、根底教育阶段学生应该学习和掌握的英言语语根底包含______ 、______ 、______ 、______ 、和_______、等五个方面的内容。
2、《标准》中的感情态度指______ 、______ 、_______ 、______ 、等影响学生学习过程和学习效果的相关因素。
3、在学习策略方面，新课程标准把学习策略分为______ 、______ 、______ 、_______。
4、言语技能是构成言语交际能力的重要组成局部。
言语技能包含______ 、______ 、_______ 、______四个方面的技能以及这四种技能的综合运用能力。
5、评价应关注学生综合言语运用能力的开展过程以及学习的效果，采纳______ 与______相结合的方法，既关注结果，又关注过程，使对学习过程和对学习结果的评价到达和谐统一。
6、课堂教学是实施课程教学理念的主阵地。
为了实施《英语课程标准》提出了“学生主体、体验学习〞的教学理念，在教学建议局部提出了______ 、______ 和_______等教学要求。
7、编写教材应遵循______ 和______原则、科学性原则、思想性原则、趣味性原则、______ 和______原则。
8、根底教育阶段英语课程的总体目标是培养学生的综合言语运用能力。
综合言语运用能力的形成建立在学生_____ 、言语知识、______、学习策略和______等素养整体开展的根底上。
9、在言语知识方面，新标准提出了五种言语知识：语音、词汇、语法、______ 和_______。
10、在文化意识方面，新课程标准对文化知识、______、______ 和_______等方面提出了详细的要求。
11、______是英语课程资源的核心局部。
12、《课标》倡导体验、实践、参与、______与______的学习方法，强调学习策略的培养，提倡“任务型〞的教学模式。
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英国文学上BeowulfThe Canterbury TalesThe Three RavensSir Patrick SpensRobin Hood and the Three Squires [skwaɪə]The Faerie Queene ['feɪərɪ]The Tragical History of Doctor FaustusRomeo and JulietThe Merchant of VeniceJulius CaesarHamletThe King James Bible of 1611Of Great PlaceOf StudiesSongThe Canonization [,kænənə'zeʃən]A Valediction：Forbidding Mourning[,vælɪ'dɪkʃən] VirtueSong to CeliaTo Mr. Cyriack Skinner Upon His Blindness Paradise LostThe Pilgrim’s Progress 贝奥武甫坎特伯雷故事集三只乌鸦帕特里克·斯本士爵士罗宾汉和三个乡绅仙后浮士德博士的悲剧罗密欧与朱丽叶威尼斯商人尤里乌斯·凯撒哈姆雷特钦定圣经谈高位谈读书歌封为圣者别离辞:节哀美德致西莉亚关于自己的失明致西莉雅克·斯凯纳失乐园天路历程An Essay of Dramatic PoesyMoll FlandersA Modest ProposalThe Royal ExchangeSir Roger at ChurchAn Essay on ManLetter to the Right Honourable The Earl of Chester fieldThe Preface to ShakespeareThe History of Tom Jones, A FoundlingThe Expedition of Humphry ClinkerElegy Written in a Country Churchyard['elɪdʒɪ] The School for ScandalIs There for Honest PovertyScots, Wha HaeAuld Lang SyneA Red, Red RoseFrom Songs of InnocenceThe LambHoly ThursdayFrom Songs of ExperienceThe Chimney SweeperThe TygerLondon 论戏剧诗摩尔·弗兰德斯一个谦卑的建议皇家交易所罗吉先生在教堂人论致吉斯特非尔德爵爷书《莎士比亚集》序弃儿汤姆·琼斯的故事汉弗莱·克林克出征记墓畔哀歌造谣学校穷得有志气苏格兰人拥有往昔时光我的爱人像朵红红的玫瑰天真之歌羔羊耶稣升天节经验之歌扫烟囱的孩子虎伦敦英国文学下Lyrical BalladsComposed upon Westerminster Bridge The Solitary ReaperI Wandered Lonely as a CloudTintern AbbeyKubla KhamThe Rime of the Ancient MarinerChilde Harold’s PilgrimageDon JuanWhen We Two PartedShe Walks in BeautySong to the Men of EnglandOde to the West WindOn First Looking into Chapman’s Homer Ode to a NightingaleTo AutumnOld ChinaOn the Knocking at the Gate in Macbeth IvanhoeDombey and SonBleak HouseVanity Fair 抒情歌谣集写于威斯敏斯特桥上孤独的割麦女我好似一片孤的流云丁登寺忽必烈汗古舟子咏恰尔德•哈罗尔德游记唐璜记当时我俩分手她身披美丽而行致英国人之歌西风颂初读查普曼译荷马史诗夜莺颂秋颂古旧的瓷器《论＜麦克白＞剧中的敲门声》艾文赫董贝父子荒凉山庄名利场Break, Break, BreakUlyssesIn MemoriamMy Last DuchessMeeting at NightParting at MorningDover BeachWuthering HeightsPast and PresentTess of the D’UrbervillesIn Time of “The Breaking of Nations”AfterwardsHeart of DarknessMajor BarbaraThe Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock The Landscape near an Aerodrome Spain 1937Look Back in AngerWaiting for GodotA Severed HeadLord of the FliesIn a Free StateMoney: a Suicide Note 拍岸曲尤利西斯悼念我的前公爵夫人深夜幽会清晨离别多佛海滩呼啸山庄过去和现在德伯家的苔丝国家分裂时身后黑暗的心脏巴巴拉少校普鲁弗洛克的情歌机场附近的景色西班牙1937愤怒的回顾等待戈多割裂的头脑蝇王在一个自由的国度钱：绝命书Death of a NaturalistPunishmentPride and PrejudiceJane Eyre美国文学Poor Richard’s AlmanacThe AutobiographyTales of the Grotesque and Arabesque TalesThe Fall of the House of UsherThe Masque of the Red DeathLigeiaThe Black CatThe Cask of AmontilladoMurders in the Rue MorgueThe Purloined LetterThe Gold BugThe Philosophy of CompositionThe Poetic PrincipleNatureSelf-RelianceThe American ScholarThe Divinity School Address [dɪ'vɪnɪtɪ]博物学家之死惩罚傲慢与偏见简爱格言历书自传述异集故事集厄舍大厦的倒塌红色死亡假面舞会莉盖亚黑猫阿芒提拉多的酒桶莫格街谋杀案被窃的信件金甲虫创作哲学诗歌原理论自然论自助论美国学者神学院致辞Representative MenEssaysEnglish TraitsThe Conduct of LifePoemsMay-DayTwice-told TalesMosses from an Old Manse The Scarlet LetterThe House of the Seven Gables The Blithedale RomanceThe Marble FaunTypeeOmooMardiRedburnWhite JacketMoby DickThe Confidence ManBattle PiecesJohn Marr and other Sailors TimoleonBilly Budd 人类代表论文集英国特征人生的行为诗集五月节故事重述古宅青苔红字带有七个尖角阁的房子福谷传奇玉石雕像泰比欧穆玛地雷得本白外衣白鲸骗子的化装表演战事集约翰•玛尔和其他水手梯摩里昂毕利•伯德On the Duty of Civil DisobedienceWaldenA Week on the Concord and Merrimack River Voices of the NightBallads and Other PoemsEvangelineThe Song of Hiawatha [,haiə'wɔθə]I Shot an Arrow…A Psalm of LifeAnnabel LeeThe RavenSonnet-To ScienceTo HelenLeaves of GrassOne’s Self I SingO Captain! My Captain!To Make a Prairie…Success is Counted SweetestI’m Nobody!The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County The Innocents AbroadThe Gilded AgeThe Adventures of Tom Sawyer 论公民的不服从沃尔登《在康科德与梅里马克河上一周》《夜吟》歌谣及其他伊凡杰林海华沙之歌我射出一支箭…生命颂安娜贝尔•李乌鸦十四行诗——致科学致海伦草叶集我歌唱自我噢，船长！我的船长！要描绘一片草原……最美妙的胜利感觉我是无名之辈卡拉维拉县驰名的跳蛙傻瓜出国记镀金时代汤姆索亚历险记Life on the MississippiThe Adventures of Huckleberry FinnA Connecticut Y ankee in King Arhur’s Court The Tragedy of Pudd’nhead WilsonThe Man That Corrupted HadleyburgA Passionate PilgrimThe AmericanThe Portrait of a LadyThe BostoniansThe Turn of the ScrewThe Wings of the DoveThe AmbassadorsThe Golden BowlThe Art of FictionDaisy MillerThe Awkward AgeThe Spoils of PoyntonThe Princess of CasamassimaThe Jolly CornerMaggie：A Girl of the StreetsThe Red Badge of CourageThe Open BoatThe Bride Comes to Yellow Sky 密西西比河上哈克贝里•费恩历险记亚瑟王朝廷上的康涅狄格洲美国佬《傻瓜威尔逊》败坏了哈德莱堡的人热衷游历的人一个美国人一个女士的画像波士顿人螺丝在拧紧鸽翼专使金碗小说的艺术黛西•密勒未成熟的少年时代波音敦的珍藏品卡萨玛西玛公主快乐的一角街头女郎麦姬红色英勇勋章海上扁舟新娘来到黄天镇The Blue HotelWindy Mcpherson’s Son Winesburg, OhioMarching MenPoor WhiteThe Triumph of the EggHorses and MenMany MarriagesDark LaughterBeyond DesireDeath in the WoodsThe Flowering JudasPale Horse, Pale RiderThe Leaning TowerThe Old OrderOld MortalityA Ship of FoolsThe Jilting of Granny Weatherall This Side of ParadiseThe Beauty and the Damned Flappers and Philosophers Tales of the Jazz AgeThe Great Gatsby 蓝色旅店饶舌的麦克佛逊的儿子俄亥俄州的温斯堡镇前进的人们穷白人鸡蛋的胜利马与人多种婚姻阴沉的笑声超越欲望林中之死开花的紫荆树灰色骑士灰色马斜塔旧秩序修墓老人愚人船被背弃的老祖母人间天堂漂亮的冤家姑娘们与哲学家们爵士乐时代的故事了不起的盖茨比Tender is the NightThe Crack-upSoldiers' PayMosquitoesThe Sound and the Fury ['fjʊərɪ] As I Lay DyingLight in AugustAbsalom, Absalom! ['æbsələm] SartorisThe HamletThe TownThe MansionBarn Burning [bɑːn]The Marble FaunGo Down, MosesThe Sun Also RisesA Farewell to ArmsThe Old Man and the SeaFor Whom the Bell TollsThe Garden of EdenIn Our TimeWinner Take NothingTo Have and Have Not 夜色温柔崩溃士兵的报酬蚊群喧哗与骚动我弥留之际八月之光押沙龙，押沙龙！沙多里斯村子小镇大宅烧牲口棚大理石牧神去吧，摩西太阳照常升起永别了，武器老人与海丧钟为谁而鸣伊甸园在我们的时代里胜利者一无所获有钱人与没钱人ExultationsPersondeCathayCantosIn a Station of the MetroAnecdote of the JarCollected Later PoemsCollected Early PoemsPatersonThe Red WheelbarrowA Boy’s WillNorth of BostonCollected PoemsA Further RangeA Witness TreeNew HamphshireFire and IceStopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening The Road Not TakenThe Dream KeeperShakespeare in HarlemFine Clothes to the JewThe Weary Blues 狂喜人物中国诗章在一个地铁车站坛子的轶事近期诗集早期诗集佩特森红色手推车一个男孩的意愿波士顿的北部诗集又一片牧场标记树新罕布什尔火与冰雪夜林边驻脚未选择的路梦乡人哈莱姆的莎士比亚抵押给犹太人的好衣服萎靡的布鲁斯Me and the MuleBorder LineThe Poet of EarthThe Happy Marriage ConquistadorArs PoeticaIn the ZoneThe Long Voyage Home Bound East for CardiffThe Moon of the Caribees Emperor JonesThe Hairy ApeDesire under the Elms Mourning Becomes Electra Strange InterludeThe Iceman ComethThe Great God BrownA Touch of the PoetLong Day’s Journey into Night More Stately MansionsThe Moon for the Misbegotten HughieOne Man’s Meat 我与骡子分界线大地诗人幸福的婚姻征服者诗艺在这一带漫长的返航东航加的夫加勒比的月亮琼斯皇帝毛猿榆树下的欲望悲悼奇异的插曲送冰的人来了大神布朗诗人的气质长日终入夜更庄严的大厦月照不幸人休依一个人的见解The Points of My Compass Stuart LittleCharlotte’s WebThe Glass MenagerieCat on a Hot Tin Roof Summer and SmokeThe Rose TattooA Streetcar Named Desire Invisible ManShadow and ActGoing to the Territory Life StudiesThe DolphinNorth and SouthIn the Waiting RoomThe WakingHowlBook of the DuchessThe Parliament of Fowles The ColossusArielWinter TreesThe Bell Jar 我罗盘上的方位斯图亚特•利特尔夏洛特的网玻璃动物园热铁皮屋顶上的猫夏日烟云玫瑰纹身欲望号街车看不见的人影子与行动走向领域人生的写照海豚北方与南方候诊室里苏醒嚎叫公爵夫人之书百鸟议会巨人小精灵冬天的树钟状的罐子Point ShirleyStill I RiseAll My SonsDeath of a SalesmanThe CrucibleA View from the BridgeAfter the FallThe Archbishop’s CeilingThe MisfitsDangling ManThe Adventure of Augie March Seize the DayThe VictimCatch-22Something HappenedWe Bombed In New Haven Song of SolomonJazzBelovedThe Bluest EyeLove MedicineTracksShadow Tag 雪莉角我仍将奋起全是我的儿子推销员之死炼狱桥头眺望堕落之后大主教的天花板不合时宜的人晃来晃去的人奥吉·玛琪历险记只争朝夕受害者第二十二条军规出了毛病我们轰炸了纽黑文所罗门之歌爵士乐宠儿最蓝的眼睛爱药痕迹影子标签The Antelope Wife The Beet Queen The Bingo Place The Plague of Doves 羚羊妻甜菜女王宾果宫鸽灾。
美国文学爱伦坡英文介绍
Edgar Allan Poe was born in Boston in 1809. He was an American author, poet, editor, and literary critic, considered part of the American Romantic Movement. Best known for his tales of mystery and the death,he is generally considered the inventor of the detective fiction story. He was a l s o the first well-known American writer to try to earn a living through writing alone, resulting in a financially difficult life and career.
made Poe famous as a poet
B:Short Stories
1 MS. Found in a Bottle (1833)
《瓶中手稿》
2 Tales of the Grotesque and the Arabesque (1839) 《荒诞奇异的故事 》
埃德加斯诺作文英文
埃德加斯诺作文英文Edgar Allan Poe, an American writer, poet, and critic, is widely regarded as one of the greatest authors in American literature. His works, characterized by their dark and mysterious themes, have had a significant impact on the development of the horror and detective genres. In this article, we will explore the life, works, and lasting legacy of Edgar Allan Poe.Born on January 19, 1809, in Boston, Massachusetts, Poe had a tumultuous life marked by personal tragedies and financial struggles. His father abandoned the family, and his mother died when he was just three years old. Poe was then taken in by John and Frances Allan, a wealthy couple from Richmond, Virginia. Despite their financial support, Poe and his foster father had a strained relationship, which eventually led to Poe's expulsion from the University of Virginia.Poe's literary career began in 1827 when he published his first collection of poetry, titled "Tamerlane and Other Poems." However, it was his short stories that gained him recognition as a master of the macabre. "The Fall of the House of Usher," "The Tell-Tale Heart," and "The Masque of the Red Death" are some of his most famous works, known for their psychological depth and Gothic atmosphere.Poe's writing style was characterized by his meticulous attention to detail and his ability to create a sense of suspense and terror. His stories often explored themes of death, madness, and the supernatural, reflecting his own personal struggles and fears. Poe's use of symbolism and imagery further enhanced the haunting atmosphere of his works, leaving a lasting impression on readers.In addition to his fiction, Poe also made significant contributions to the field of literary criticism. His critical essays, such as "The Philosophy of Composition" and "The Poetic Principle," offered insights into his own creative process and provided a theoretical framework for understanding literature. Poe's emphasis on unity of effect and his belief in the importance of a concise and structured narrative greatly influenced subsequent generations of writers.Despite his literary success, Poe faced numerous challenges throughout his life. He struggled with alcoholism and suffered from bouts of depression and poor health. These personal demons, along with his financial difficulties, often overshadowed his achievements and contributed to his untimely death at the age of 40.However, Poe's legacy lives on. His works continue to captivate readers with their dark and haunting themes, and his innovative storytelling techniques have inspired countless writers. Poe's influence can be seen in the works of authors such as H.P. Lovecraft, Stephen King, and Neil Gaiman, who have carried on the tradition of Gothic and horror literature.In conclusion, Edgar Allan Poe's contributions to literature are immeasurable. His ability to delve into the depths of the human psyche and create a sense of unease and terror has made him a literary icon. Despite his tragic life, Poe's works continue to resonate with readers and serve as a testament to his enduring legacy. As we continue to explore the realms of horror and mystery, we cannot overlook the profound impact of Edgar Allan Poe.。
the masque of the red death
"红死病"蹂躏这个国度已有多时。
从不曾有过如此致命或如此可怕的瘟疫。
鲜血是其象征，是其标志--血之殷红与血之恐怖。
有剧烈的疼痛，有突发的头晕，接着便是毛孔大量出血而来的死亡。
患者身上，而尤其是脸上一旦出出现红斑，那便是隔离其亲友之救护和同情的禁令。
这种瘟疫从感染，发病到死亡的整个过程，前后也就半个小时。
但普洛斯佩罗亲王快活，无畏而精明。
眼见其疆域内的人口锐减一半，他便从宫中召集了一千名健壮而乐观的骑士淑女，并带着他们退隐到一座非常偏远的城堡式宅院。
那是一座宽敞而宏伟的建筑，是亲王那与众不同但令人敬畏的情趣之创造。
宅院四周环绕着一道坚固的高墙。
大门全用钢铁铸就。
亲王的追随者们带来了熔炉和巨锤，进宅院之后便熔死了所有门闩。
他们决心破釜沉舟，不留退路，以防因绝望或疯狂而产生的想出去的冲动。
宅院内的各种必需品非常充裕。
有了这样的防御措施，那些绅士淑女们便可以藐视瘟疫的蔓延。
墙外的世界能够自己照料自己。
在这种时候去忧心忡忡是庸人自扰。
亲王早就做好了寻欢作乐的一切安排。
宅内有插科打诨的小丑，有即席吟诵的诗人，有表演芭蕾的舞女，有演奏音乐的乐师，而且还有美女和酒浆。
所有的欢乐和平安都在墙内。
墙外则是红死病的天下。
就在这种隔离生活的第五个月或第六个月将近之时，也就是墙外的瘟疫最猖獗的时候，普洛斯佩罗亲王为他的一千名追随者举行了一场异常豪华的假面舞会。
那假面舞会的场面真可谓骄奢淫逸。
不过先容我讲讲举行舞会的场所。
那一共是七个房间--一组富丽堂皇的套房。
但在一半宫殿里这样的套房只须把各间的双扇门推开到墙边便能形成一条笔直的长廊，整个套房也就几乎一览无遗。
可这组套房的情况却迥然不同，正如从亲王追奇逐异的嗜好中就可以料到一样。
这七个房间的布局极不规则，所以一眼只能看到一个房间。
套房中每隔二三十米便是一个转角，每拐过一个转角都有一种新的效果。
每个房间左右两边墙上的正中都有一扇又高又窄的窗户，窗户面对一条封闭的回廊，回廊绕这组套房蜿蜒迂回。
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战役- 荒夷海盗- Pirates of the Savage Sea哈克船长的宝藏- 壁垒礁The Fortunes of Captain Hack - Reef Barrier本关标题出自1950年的海盗电影Fortunes of Captain Blood，也有同名小说In the last month, several ships have disappeared in the Savage Sea during sudden storms. Rumours claim a Thunderbird is nesting somewhere in the islands and is responsible for the apocalyptic weather. The Pirate Council has hired the legendary Crag Hack to find the bird and put an end to its threat.最近一个月里，数艘船在荒夷海的航行途中，消失在突然出现的风暴里。
谣传说一只雷鸟正在附近的群岛筑巢，而其正是这末日般天气背后的元凶。
海盗议会雇佣了传奇的克格哈克船长来搜捕这只鸟以结束这一威胁。
荒夷海之王- 大釜礁The King of the Savage Sea - The Great Cauldron本关标题出自1950年的海盗电影Pirates of the High SeasThe one who summoned the Thunderbird has been revealed: the renegade Naga priestess Himiko, who leads a cult dedicated to the Wrecker, Shalassa`s destructive aspect. Himiko has been hatching terrible plans, and must be stopped before her madness causes more deaths.召唤雷鸟的凶手已经确定，就是叛变的娜迦祭祀卑弥呼。
美国浪漫主义时期文学家及其作品
美国浪漫主义时期文学家及其作品华盛顿·欧文（Washington Irving，1783年-1859年），19世纪美国最著名的作家，号称美国文学之父。
出生在纽约一个富商家庭，从少年时代起就喜爱阅读英国作家司各特、拜仑和彭斯等人的作品。
第一部重要作品是《纽约外史》。
1820年，欧文的《见闻札记》出版，引起欧洲和美国文学界的重视，这部作品奠定了欧文在美国文学史上的地位。
此外还有作品《瑞普·凡·温克尔》《睡谷的传说》等。
詹姆斯·库珀(James Cooper，l789年-1851年) 美国小说家，早期写有《间谍》《拓荒者》《舵手》，还写了反映欧洲生活的三部曲：《刺客》《黑衣教士》和《刽子手》，表现教权和封建势力在资本主义兴起之前已日趋腐朽和衰落。
在《归途》和《家乡面貌》中不仅讽刺了美国社会，还讽刺了家乡库珀斯敦的一些人物的伪善和愚意，因此而受到舆论攻击。
他最有成就的作品，如《皮袜子故事集》五部曲，对美国的西部小说产生很大影响，至今仍拥有不少读者。
威廉·卡伦·布莱恩特（William Cullen Bryant,1794年-1878年），美国诗人和新闻记者。
美国最早期的自然主义诗人之一。
他的作品包括：《诗集》《泉水与其他》《白足鹿及其他诗》《诗三十首》《自然之声》《似水流年》《游历者的信札》等。
纳撒尼尔·霍桑（Nathaniel Hawthorne，1804年-1864年），19世纪前半期美国伟大的小说家。
其代表作品有：短篇小说集《古宅青苔》、《重讲一遍的故事》等，长篇小说《红字》、《带七个尖顶的阁楼》、《福谷传奇》、《玉石人像》等。
这些都是世界文学史上不可多得的经典名著。
埃德加·爱伦·坡（Edgar Allan Poe，1809年-1849年），十九世纪美国诗人、小说家和文学评论家，在世时长期担任报刊编辑工作。
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Studied briefly at the University of Virginia Drinking and gambling difficulties kept him from
continuing at UVA
University of Virginia, 1856
Literary Term: Allusion Reference to a famous historical or literary
figure or event Best sources are literature, history, Greek mythology, and the Bible Serves to explain or clarify or enhance whatever subject
Literary Term: Symbol
Something that is itself and yet also
represents something else Universal symbols embodying universally recognizable meanings Invested symbols give symbolic meaning by the way an author uses them in a literary work Symbols are very common in literature
Summary
At the stroke of midnight, a tall figure in a bloodsplattered burial costume appears. Prospero demands that his friends seize the intruder, but everyone is frozen with fear as the stranger slowly walks through the rooms. Finally, Prospero rushes after him into the black seventh room.
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Received an appointment to West
Point, but provoked his own dismissal Caused a final separation between himself and step-father
West Point Crest
Summary
Poe’s tale of an eccentric nobleman and the Red Death ravaging his land can be read both as a chilling ghost story and as an allegory representing human folly and the inevitability of death. (In other words, you cannot hide from death regardless how much money you have.)
Allegory: A Story Behind a Story
An allegory is a narrative that is really a double story. One story takes place on the surface. Under the surface the story’s characters and events represent abstract ideas or states of being, things like love or freedom, evil or goodness, hell or heaven. To work, an allegory must operate on two levels. On the level of pure storytelling, an allegory must hold our attention. Its characters must seem believable and interesting enough for us to care about them. On the allegorical level the ideas in the story must be accessible to us. As you read, you should find that the allegorical level of the story gradually begins to strike you.
Short Stories:
The Tell-Tale
Just a Few Titles
Poems:
The Raven Annabel Lee To Helen Lenore
Heart The Cask of Amontillado The Black Cat, The Pit and The Pendulum
Summary
Prince Prospero invites a thousand lords and ladies to escape death by living luxuriously in his castle until the pestilence passes. To entertain his guests Prospero hosts a masquerade party that takes place in seven halls, each a different color.
The Masque of the Red Death: Background
The Black Death
This particular type of plague was the bubonic plague, which is caused by a bacteria that lived in rats and other rodents. Human beings were infected through bites from the fleas that lived on these rats. The symptoms associated with plague are bubos, which are painful swellings of the lymph nodes. These typically appear in the armpits, legs, neck, or groin. If left untreated, plague victims die within two to four days. Victims of this disease suffered swelling in the armpit and groin, as well as bleeding in the lungs. Victims also suffered a very high fever, delirium, and prostration.
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Lived
in poverty stricken conditions most of his life In 1846 wife died after a long illness
Poe’s home during the 1840’s
Addiction
All evidence suggests that Poe was an alcoholic. Poe also habitually used drugs such as morphine, opium, and laudanum to treat depression and other health conditions.
Poe had a weakened nervous system due to a brain lesion and a heart condition. Laudanum, a highly addictive, opium based medicine, was commonly used to treat headaches and stomach pains in 1800’s.
See if you find that Poe’s story of arrogance and death hooks you on both levels.
Poe’s fictional Red Death is probably based on the Black Death, which swept fourteenth-century Europe and Asia, killing as many as two thirds of the population in some regions in less than twenty years. Poe calls the plague “the Red Death” because victims oozed blood from painful sores. In this story a fourteenth-century prince gives a costume party, or masque, to try to forget about the epidemic raging all around him.
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1836 married his 14 year old cousin, Virginia Last 12 years of life worked as journalist, editor, and creative writer