Letters to My Mother

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.

Murder in the Cathedral, written for the Canterbury Festival on 1935, was the first high point on T. S. Eliot's dramatic achievement. It remains one of the great plays of the century. Like Greek drama, its theme and form are rooted in religion and ritual purgation and renewal, and it was this return to the earliest sources of drama that brought poetry triumphantly back to the English stage.

Each of these chapters in this book of political counterfactuals describes a premiership that never happened, but might easily have done had the chips fallen slightly differently. The contributors, each of them experts in political history, have asked themselves questions like: what shape would the welfare state and the cold war have taken if the Prime Minister had been Herbert Morrison instead of Clement Attlee? What would have been consequences for Northern Ireland had Norman Tebbit succeeded Margaret Thatcher? How would our present life be different without New Labour - a name we would never have heard if either Kinnock or Smith had become Prime Minister and not Tony Blair? Each of the chapters in this book describes events that really might have happened. And almost did.

盛安然被同父异母的姐姐陷害，怀了陌生男人的孩子！她去医院，却告知有人下命，不准她流掉。十月怀胎，盛安然生孩子九死一生，最后却眼睁睁看着孩子被抱走。数年后她回国，手里牵着漂亮的小男孩，没想到却遇到了正版。男人拽着她的手臂，怒道：“你竟然敢偷走我的孩子？”小男孩一把将男人推开，冷冷道：“不准你碰我妈咪，她是我的！”--情节虚构，请勿模仿

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沦落为废材，只因为凡夫俗子看不出他的天赋……当那命中的伯乐出现，他将让天下震惊！烈火燎原，屠人百万，不过是让世人记住他的名字！这个天下，都会刻下他的名字，方羽！

我曾想过，再回来会是怎样的情景。我曾想过，再遇见会是怎样的心情。我演练多遍遇见你时的表情与言语。可是再遇见你，所有的理智都溃不成军。----顾颜我以为和你在一起只不过是因为你和她相似的容貌和与我匹配的家世，所以误以为我不爱你，才让你哭着上了飞机。可是当你和别的男人一起出现在我面前时，我才发现，原来我早已爱上了你。亲爱的顾小姐，你能否包容我曾经对你的伤害，让我用一生来补偿你。

文案1，土情话“呆瓜，你说花儿好看，还是我好看？”“花儿”“…我不好看吗？”“好看’“那为什么说花好看？”“因为婉心就是我的花儿呀！”文案2，万有‘磁力’第一次，她拍了他一下，手粘在他身上抽不开。第二次，她被某股力量牵引，腾出房门，跃进他屋内，如吸铁磁一般吸附在他的背上，动弹不得。第三次，她将房门紧锁，他出现在身旁，笑眯眯说：“婉心，你又把我吸过来了”她：“……”文案3，“你要记住，在这莽莽穹苍之中，有一个，你永远都不能忘记的仇人”她的声音沉重洪戾，似穿透了亿万年的时光，永世长存。文案4，时光空间里的漂浮，没有让他迷失她在的方向。无际的等待，只为那一点黎明之光。

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大好少年马含光为博师姐芳心，发奋图强终成门派典范，未料表现太好被派往魔宫充当卧底，卧底失败惨遭师门出卖，再回首时师姐已die，纯情少年经此打击性情大变，报社之路一去不返。师姐重生十二岁魔宫少主，终与昔日师弟、今日护法狭路相逢。其实就是爱的人对面不识，养大的闺女回头打脸，马护法心有明月奈何明月诛心的故事。--情节虚构，请勿模仿

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