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The third edition of an internationally best-selling collection of classic and modern oratory, Lend Me Your Ears offers numerous examples of the greatest speeches ever delivered—from the ancient world to the modern. Speeches in this edition span a broad stretch of history, from General George Patton inspiring Allied troops on the eve of D-Day to Pericles' impassioned eulogy for fallen Greek soldiers during the Peloponnesian War; and from Jesus of Nazareth's greatest sermons to Ruth Bader Ginsburg's fiery speech in response to the Bush vs. Gore decision that changed the landscape of American politics in our time.Editor William Safire has collected a diverse range of speeches from both ancient and modern times, from people of many different backgrounds and political affiliations, and from people on both sides of history's greatest battles and events. This book provides a wealth of valuable examples of great oratory for writers, speakers, and history aficionados.

When her gorgeous stepmother, Sylvia, makes plans to marry Glavcos Kyrou, an older, wealthy Greek gentleman, Jenny can't help but disapprove. Glavcos is domineering and arrogant--and Sylvia is clearly only after his money. Glavcos'son, Daros, is devastatingly handsome--and Jenny falls helplessly in love. But Sylvia is not immune to Daros'undeniable magnetism, and soon she has her eye on the son rather than the father. Sylvia always gets the man she wants--this time, will she take Jenny's?

This collection of Seamus Heaney's work, especially in the vivid and surprising twelve-line poems entitled "e;Squarings"e;, shows he is ready to re-imagine experience and "e;to credit marvels"e;. The title poem, "e;Seeing Things"e;, is typical of the whole book. It begins with memories of an actual event, then moves towards the visionary while never relinquishing its feel for the textures and sensations of the world. Translations of Virgil and Homer provide a prelude and a coda where motifs implicit in the earlier lyrics are given direct expression in extended narratives. Journeys to underworlds and otherworlds correspond to the journeys made by poetic language itself. From the author of "e;The Haw Lantern"e;, "e;Wintering Out"e;, "e;Station Island"e; and "e;North"e;.

What is the most unforgettable place you've ever taken a refreshing sip of a cold beer? In Fifty Places to Drink Beer Before You Die, Chris Santella explores the best destinations to crack open a cold one, reflect on the day, and take in the scenery. The book features the world's top locations for imbibing, from beautiful landscapes to beer festivals, breweries, classic drinking establishments, and brand-new, under-the-radar spots. With a mix of national and international places to visit —Asheville, Denver, Prague, Munich, Vienna, and more —as well as firsthand accounts from contributors such as Jim Koch (founder of Boston Brewing Company/Samuel Adams) and Joe Wiebe (author of CraftBeer Revolution), this book will make you want to trek to each must-see destination. Packed with beautiful, vibrant photographs that bring each locale to life, Fifty Places to Drink Beer Before You Die will leave you craving barley and hops and eagerly planning your next trip.

风水术是一种传统的文化观，一种广泛流传的民俗，一种趋吉避凶的术数，一种有关环境与人的学问，同时也是调整和改造命运的一种玄学。人生活于天地间，不能脱离周围的环境，但环境千差万别，具有不平衡性。客观上存在着相对较好的，适合人们生活的，给人们带来幸运、吉祥的环境，也存在着相对而言险恶，给人们生活带来不便、困苦和不吉利的环境。创造、改变自己周围的环境，使我们有一个更加美好、祥和、吉利的生活空间。

慕玖颜爹不疼娘死得早，被丢去别庄自生自灭，鬼门关走一次，忽然转了性，虐渣妹，打渣爹，一手开锁功夫天下无双。原本只想安静的抱住个金大腿，结果没想到惹上了不得了的大人物!“听说了吗，慕家大小姐怀孕了，孩子还没爹。”不知何时，京城中流传着这样一句话。慕玖颜炸毛，抱着儿子走上人生巅峰，霸道宣布:“孩子他爹坟头草比我儿子都高了。”不料晚上就被堵在床上:“嗯?坟头草?”门外，奶娃娃干脆关门上锁，牵着弟弟，拿着钥匙丢进了河里:“爹爹，这次我要妹妹!”

苏翎兮:“我讨厌你”帝尘轩:“我喜欢你”苏翎兮“我不喜欢你”帝尘轩“我喜欢你就够了”苏翎兮:滚！

（本文一对一，男女主角绝对干净不容插足。）她，容貌太“出众”，却是丑的。长得太美不容易，但丑成那样也不容易。不过，老天爷是公平的，给了她聪明的头脑。他，才智太“出众”，却是笨的。聪明绝顶不容易，但笨成那样也不容易。不过，老天爷是公平的，给了他绝世的容貌。一个是王府嚣张的丫鬟偏偏没人敢惹。一个是将军府高贵的嫡子过得还不如个丫鬟。偏偏他们却自小一起长大，彼此熟悉的不行。装吧，看谁更能装。一夜好眠，睁眼一看，坑爹的谁把她塞花轿里了？自此，丑丫鬟成了将军府少夫人。再一回头，艾玛，郡主主子怎的从庶弟院子冲出来了？自此，郡主成了弟妹。说我嚣张？那就嚣张吧。敢算计我？那就来吧。反正我长得丑，温良恭俭让一条也沾不上。喜欢斗，那就斗个天翻地覆。欺我者，我必千倍奉还。毁我家园？我便夺你江山。管你什么皇帝妃子，皇孙郡主，将军后母的，惹恼了老娘，只有一句话奉上“打你丫的。童叟无欺。”片段一某男在某女面前喋喋不休。某女斜睨他一样。“你眼睛有问题？”“并无。”“脑子有问题？”“没有。”某女刷的掀开自己宽大的衣袖。“仙女若是都长这样，这世界上恐怕没人希望有仙女。”滑落的衣袖下，一截如玉似藕的手臂晶莹的散发着淡淡地光晕，怎么看怎么诱人。如果，你可以忽略覆盖在它上面那蝴蝶斑的狰狞青紫痕迹。长孙元轶却好似并没有被她吓到，低语道：“阿奴若是再脱下去，我就必须得娶了你了。实际上当年你在我面前肆无忌惮的沐浴，我就想这么做了。”“长孙元轶，你给我滚。”片段二“少将军，新夫人把您院子里的侍妾丫鬟全给打跑了。”某男呲牙一笑，雪白的牙齿在阳光下闪着耀眼的光“这么彪悍？天生就该嫁进将军府。”本文不小白，不慢热，斗争激烈，情节精彩坑品良好，欢迎来跳。记得收藏哦，么么哒。

许相思生平最怕霍靳寒，每次见了他都躲的远远的。走投无路，被他圈在他私人别墅的一角，男人笑的好看而惹火，步步逼近，指尖握着她纤细的腰肢。“霍靳寒，不要…”他却是肆意的紧，凑近她的耳垂轻喃：“不要什么？”“不要停？还是不要隔着衣服？”许相思欲哭无泪，“都不是！”“那是让我进去？”他像是狡猾的狐狸。“不不不！”许相思连连摇头，“霍靳寒，你要怎样才能放过我？”他蓦地停下手上的动作，黑眸直视她的双眼：“嫁给我！”（这是一个腹黑男捕捉不听话女的故事，1v1，双纯，HE，希望你们喜欢）

黑暗里，她摸索出了门，一出门，她就顺溜多了，出村口，拐上山道，她感到无比的清爽，像她平日去上工或去厂里上班一样，她不明白自己为什么只要踏上这路，人就轻盈多了，她不紧不慢地走，沿途的风景因为天还黑着，她看不清，但她知道路的左边是山还是水，路的右边是沟还是渠。她来到茶林，停住了脚，她弯腰闻了闻开得正旺的茶花，真香！灰黑灰黑的夜里，她看得见这些花们是如何地舒展、鲜润。她开始摸索进了一块儿棉地里，扯了半捆棉秆，用石头捶打它们的杆，将皮撕了下来，然后拧成一根绳子，她拿着拧好的绳子来到一棵靠岸边的大茶花树下，坐下来看着东方。

本书为公版书，为不受著作权法限制的作家、艺术家及其它人士发布的作品，供广大读者阅读交流。汇聚授权电子版权。

本书为公版书，为不受著作权法限制的作家、艺术家及其它人士发布的作品，供广大读者阅读交流。汇聚授权电子版权。

日本历史写作巅峰的陈舜臣经典作品。本书是一本关于丝绸之路的历史随笔集。前半部分以丝绸之路相关文物为主轴，后半部分以沿途见闻为切入点，从古都西安到帕米尔高原，从汗血马到夜光杯，两千多年来，东西方文化交流遗落在丝绸之路上的文物和逸闻趣事尽在其中。细腻稳健的笔致，娓娓道来的叙述，带领读者踏上跨越时空、纵横自在的历史之旅。

本书以纪实手法纪录了在解放沈阳的战役中，前苏联红军不但把东北交给了国民党军队，而且还向中共发出了最后通牒。抢地盘蒋介石空降十几万大军，摆脱逆境毛泽东转攻东北中小城市。三年磨砺解放军终于强大起来，林彪最终打败了杜聿明……