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　　这套精选的中英对照名著全译丛书，未改编改写、未删节削减，且配有注释、部分书中还添加了精美插图。
　　要学语言、读好书，当读名著原文。如习武者切磋交流，同高手过招方能渐明其间奥妙，若一味在低端徘徊，终难登堂入室。积年流传的名著，就是书中“高手”。
　　本套丛书的英文版本，是根据外文原版书精心挑选而来；对应的中文译文以直译为主，以方便中英文对照学习，译文经反复推敲，对忠实理解原著极有助益；在涉及到重要文化习俗之处，添加了精当的注释，以解疑惑。
　　读过本套丛书的原文全译，相信你会得书之真意、语言之精髓。

内容简介

　　弗·司各特·菲茨杰拉德（1896-1940），20世纪美国最杰出的作家之一。菲茨杰拉德的魅力来自于他清晰的叙述、优雅的文风以及多姿多彩、点铁成金的遣词造句，这种风格在他的小说中得到了最好的体现。
　　《返老还童 菲茨杰拉德短篇小说选（中英对照全译本）》收录了包括《返老还童》、《一颗像里茨饭店那么大的钻石》在内的多篇著名短篇小说，这些作品基本体现了作者的创作特色，读者不但可以欣赏脍炙人口的故事，也可以领略到一代文学天才闪烁的灵感和高超的技艺。《返老还童》原先并不起眼，但在2008年被著名鬼才导演大卫?芬奇耗巨资改成电影《返老还童》之后，名声大噪。故事讲述了了本杰明?巴顿一出生就是个八十岁老头，以后每隔一年就小一岁。因此，他拥有与别人完全不同的人生和悲欢离合……这个故事跨越了从一战到21世纪的百年时光，给读者带来关于生命和死亡的思考。

作者简介

　　弗·司各特·菲茨杰拉德（1896-1940），20世纪美国最杰出的作家之一。菲茨杰拉德的魅力来自于他清晰的叙述、优雅的文风以及多姿多彩、点铁成金的遣词造句，这种风格在他的小说中得到了最好的体现。

目录

返老还童
CHAPTER 1 第一章
CHAPTER 2 第二章
Chapter 3 第三章
CHAPTER 4 第四章
CHAPTER 5 第五章
CHAPTER 6 第六章
CHAPTER 7 第七章
CHAPTER 8 第八章
CHAPTER 9 第九章
CHAPTER 10 第十章
CHAPTER 11 第十一章
THE DIAMOND AS BIG AS THE RITZ
一颗像里茨饭店那么大的钻石
CHAPTER 1 第一章
CHAPTER 2 第二章
CHAPTER 3 第三章
CHAPTER 4 第四章
CHAPTER 5 第五章
CHAPTER 6 第六章
CHAPTER 7 第七章
CHAPTER 8 第八章
CHAPTER 9 第九章
CHAPTER 10 第十章
CHAPTER 11 第十一章
HEAD AND SHOULDERS
脑袋和肩膀
CHAPTER 1 第一章
CHAPTER 2 第二章
CHAPTER 3 第三章
CHAPTER 4 第四章
CHAPTER 5 第五章
CRAZY SUNDAY
疯狂星期日
CHAPTER 1 第一章
CHAPTER 2 第二章
CHAPTER 3 第三章
CHAPTER 4 第四章
CHAPTER 5 第五章
THE RICH BOY
富家子弟
CHAPTER 1 第一章
CHAPTER 2 第二章
CHAPTER 3 第三章
CHAPTER 4 第四章
CHAPTER 5 第五章
CHAPTER 6 第六章
CHAPTER 7 第七章
CHAPTER 8 第八章
THE LEES OF HAPPINESS
幸福的庇护所
CHAPTER 1 第一章
CHAPTER 2 第二章
CHAPTER 3 第三章
CHAPTER 4 第四章
CHAPTER 5 第五章
CHAPTER 6 第六章
THE FOUR FISTS
四只拳头
CHAPTER 1 第一章
CHAPTER 2 第二章
CHAPTER 3 第三章
CHAPTER 4 第四章

精彩书摘

　　THE CURIOUS CASE OF BENJAMIN BUTTON
　　返老还童
　　CHAPTER 1
　　第一章
　　As long ago as 1860 it was the proper thing to be born at home. At present, so I am told, the high gods of medicine have decreed that the first cries of the young shall be uttered upon the anesthetic air of a hospital, preferably a fashionable one. So young Mr. and Mrs. Roger Button were fifty years ahead of style when they decided, one day in the summer of 1860, that their first baby should be born in a hospital. Whether this anachronism had any bearing upon the astonishing history I am about to set down will never be known.
　　I shall tell you what occurred, and let you judge for yourself.
　　The Roger Buttons held an enviable position, both social and financial, in ante-bellum Baltimore. They were related to the This Family and the That Family, which, as every Southerner knew, entitled them to membership in that enormous peerage which largely populated the Confederacy. This was their first experience with the charming old custom of having babies - Mr. Button was naturally nervous. He hoped it would be a boy so that he could be sent to Yale College in Connecticut, at which institution Mr. Button himself had been known for four years by the somewhat obvious nickname of "Cuff".
　　On the September morning consecrated to the enormous event he arose nervously at six o'clock, dressed himself, adjusted an impeccable stock, and hurried forth through the streets of Baltimore to the hospital, to determine whether the darkness of the night had borne in new life upon its bosom.
　　When he was approximately a hundred yards from the Maryland Private Hospital for Ladies and Gentlemen he saw Doctor Keene, the family physician, descending the front steps, rubbing his hands together with a washing movement - as all doctors are required to do by the unwritten ethics of their profession.
　　Mr. Roger Button, the president of Roger Button & Co., Wholesale Hardware, began to run toward Doctor Keene with much less dignity than was expected from a Southern gentleman of that picturesque period. "Doctor Keene!" he called. "Oh, Doctor Keene!"
　　The doctor heard him, faced around, and stood waiting, a curious expression settling on his harsh, medicinal face as Mr. Button drew near.
　　"What happened?" demanded Mr. Button, as he came up in a gasping rush. "What was it? How is she? A boy? Who is it? What - "
　　"Talk sense!" said Doctor Keene sharply. He appeared somewhat irritated.
　　"Is the child born?" begged Mr. Button.
　　Doctor Keene frowned. "Why, yes, I suppose so - after a fashion." Again he threw a curious glance at Mr. Button.
　　"Is my wife all right?"
　　"Yes."
　　"Is it a boy or a girl?"
　　"Here now!" cried Doctor Keene in a perfect passion of irritation, "I'll ask you to go and see for yourself. Outrageous!" He snapped the last word out in almost one syllable, then he turned away muttering: "Do you imagine a case like this will help my professional reputation? One more would ruin me - ruin anybody."
　　"What's the matter?" demanded Mr. Button, appalled. "Triplets?"
　　"No, not triplets!" answered the doctor cuttingly. "What's more, you can go and see for yourself. And get another doctor. I brought you into the world, young man, and I've been physician to your family for forty years, but I'm through with you! I don't want to see you or any of your relatives ever again! Goodbye!"
　　Then he turned sharply, and without another word climbed into his phaeton, which was waiting at the curbstone, and drove severely away.
　　Mr. Button stood there upon the sidewalk, stupefied and trembling from head to foot. What horrible mishap had occurred? He had suddenly lost all desire to go into the Maryland Private Hospital for Ladies and Gentlemen - it was with the greatest difficulty that, a moment later, he forced himself to mount the steps and enter the front door.
　　A nurse was sitting behind a desk in the opaque gloom of the hall. Swallowing his shame, Mr. Button approached her.
　　"Good-morning," she remarked, looking up at him pleasantly.
　　"Good-morning. I - I am Mr. Button."
　　At this a look of utter ter
　　……

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返老还童 菲茨杰拉德短篇小说选（中英对照全译本） epub pdf mobi txt 电子书 下载 2024

返老还童 菲茨杰拉德短篇小说选（中英对照全译本） 下载 epub mobi pdf txt 电子书 2024

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