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共 17 段- The immediate effect of Savonarola’s teaching was that the c
- While he was hunting one day with the King of France (Henry
- The ban soon began to bear fruit, and several attempts were
- The peasants on the island, whom he doctored and to whom he
- By sea and by land Spain was predominant and was the envy an
- Before we follow the wandering philosopher on his travels, l
- When kings were no longer able to drive their people to figh
- At last he gave up all hope and entered the service of Swede
- The whole visit reflects no credit whatever on either of the
- Hans Andersen as a child had no boy friends, and he hardly d
- In the world that Andersen writes about—a world of children,
- He could not remain in Switzerland; he therefore returned to
- Garrison in his campaign against slavery was not going to to
- From living so much with nature and animals, Thoreau got to
- There are those who accuse Thoreau of being odd on purpose,
- Tolstoy, amongst other things, enjoyed music, and was fond o
- Mr. Aylmer Maude, Tolstoy’s English biographer, visited the