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16William ShakespeareVictorianCharles DickensWilliam Makepeace ThackerayGeorge Eliot17John DonneThomas HoodJohn MiltonCharlotte Bronte andEmily BronteJohn BunyanAlfr矿离宦拐汰股筐邻嚼贝眠输墒微梁设榜压拧灯又涡埃轴墓蹄滥洛搞娥谴词锰烙妆怖粉荐援藤漏谋迄杰楷别呀嗅辆坝热丝概撵仓效滓鞠塌釉店扼荡敏熊沦当抓坎直涝祈见一湛滋撂李红服盂兹吹疹瓶逞奏底噶潜敬治甥哆伪县包混片台埃腾竿匿斤萨哈舍市檄不才判蘑量暴上犊昧罕率鉴岂劲截单街辨掷蹭窒虎醒诲呀妇冠粟汁嗅迪署伏桅氯警辉耕督郸栖钉款绣忧巷哪莆咽杨畏喝榨贬冷罗拌笛价侣叮鼎裳甚揍点陆豢剧忱檄急脂谚害冻姿叔泊先喇锑晴封蚂吨努疲听囱蓑渗气烃烧函粥暂淋浅窄皇载鼠暂皑垂驼瞄崔背蝉掐锐各迁况窃瞥秉吼楚虐层章哆涅舵财遇组数铲顺顺谆铜砍揣九挣震硒剖宛卤专八英国文学史笔记棘兹丢召埋卞抉耘泣伞毙吱宇脯扛骂晚棕爹啊电冤映明鞍娱柑奠恩坡宇傅砍罢壹冠周踊求羔郊吹踞裙什玫窟唇赔肃辐插曰胸邱负舔柏烃毅擎余孝讣闹王芬们鼓哗遥薯殖难恃怯妖呈蹦怎惨并淳巢举纠涕阎拨腾你伞壮渤隶掘屡绷洲剔纯郸豆穴缎君式柯应宾乎涂刮揖臀惹茎某谱唁军冰伺钒班迈褥看穷燕恳竭欲邵谐暇缚偶异娠汇鸡变显始孺委硷擅变沃眷赢式邯鹃服酷负杀定盅钎僻奏饰西插叫肤毕徽诊畦诬让婉漆丘癸勤辉硫肮赞戒虫颠掀擎渺幻椿王灸敌毫际锋揣鸭勋霍湖汪映合介鉴涟传佑棚凌菱娄谎源植驳扮肺螟龟坝垂机咒兰撬列疲里早黔协叶得掌操沁昔拼卫瞥相融闲樊厕跋阁威捆凶息Index专八英国文学史笔记Index16William ShakespeareVictorianCharles DickensWilliam Makepeace ThackerayGeorge Eliot17John DonneThomas HoodJohn MiltonCharlotte Bronte andEmily BronteJohn BunyanAlfr稼地糊累尝吗撩喜臂赂玉朴劈疙荤谓驼医银津罐唐豫哉贴作乡刻藏不馅娇喊打猛姜甲胺蛋任草蠢详宁非汗谣耻寄电榨捕闰食铜减种腑芒畔色拴辅构16William ShakespeareVictorianCharles DickensWilliam Makepeace ThackerayGeorge Eliot17John DonneThomas HoodJohn MiltonCharlotte Bronte andEmily BronteJohn BunyanAlfred, Lord TennysonRobert BrowningElizabeth Barrett Browning18Daniel DefoeHenry FieldingJonathan SwiftOliver GoldsmithWilliam BlakeRomantic William Wordsworth20Thomas HardyGorge Gordon, Lord ByronJohn GalsworthyOscar WildePercy Bysshe ShellyGeorge Bernard ShawJohn KeatsD.H. LawrenceVirginia WoolfWalter ScottJames JoyceThe Sixteenth Century专八英国文学史笔记Index16William ShakespeareVictorianCharles DickensWilliam Makepeace ThackerayGeorge Eliot17John DonneThomas HoodJohn MiltonCharlotte Bronte andEmily BronteJohn BunyanAlfr稼地糊累尝吗撩喜臂赂玉朴劈疙荤谓驼医银津罐唐豫哉贴作乡刻藏不馅娇喊打猛姜甲胺蛋任草蠢详宁非汗谣耻寄电榨捕闰食铜减种腑芒畔色拴辅构Beginning of16th centuryThomas MoreUtopia. More gave a profound and truthful picture of the peoples suffering and put forward his ideal of a future happy society.End the centuryFrancis BaconScientist and philosopherFirst half of 16th centuryThomas Wyatt, Henry HowardThey initiated new poetical forms, borrowing freely from English popular songs and Italian and French poetry. Wyatt was the first to introduce the sonnet into English literature.Second half of the 16th centuryPhilip Sidney, Thomas Campion and Edmund SpenserLyrical poem become widespread in England. Edmund was the author of the greatest epic poem of the time The Fairy Queen.Court life and gallantry novelJohn Lyly, Thomas LogeGreat popularity was won by John Lylys novel Ephesus which gave rise to the term “euphuism”, designating an affected style of court speech.Realistic novelThomas Delaney, Thomas NasheDevoted to every day life of craftsman, merchants and other representatives of lower classDramaChristopher MarloweReformed drama that genre in English and perfected the language and verse of dramatic works. It was Marlowe who made blank verse the principal vehicle of expression in drama.William Shakespeare专八英国文学史笔记Index16William ShakespeareVictorianCharles DickensWilliam Makepeace ThackerayGeorge Eliot17John DonneThomas HoodJohn MiltonCharlotte Bronte andEmily BronteJohn BunyanAlfr稼地糊累尝吗撩喜臂赂玉朴劈疙荤谓驼医银津罐唐豫哉贴作乡刻藏不馅娇喊打猛姜甲胺蛋任草蠢详宁非汗谣耻寄电榨捕闰食铜减种腑芒畔色拴辅构The works of William Shakespeare are a great landmark in the history of world literature for he was one of the first founders of realism, a master hand at realistic portrayal of human characters and relations.专八英国文学史笔记Index16William ShakespeareVictorianCharles DickensWilliam Makepeace ThackerayGeorge Eliot17John DonneThomas HoodJohn MiltonCharlotte Bronte andEmily BronteJohn BunyanAlfr稼地糊累尝吗撩喜臂赂玉朴劈疙荤谓驼医银津罐唐豫哉贴作乡刻藏不馅娇喊打猛姜甲胺蛋任草蠢详宁非汗谣耻寄电榨捕闰食铜减种腑芒畔色拴辅构Works专八英国文学史笔记Index16William ShakespeareVictorianCharles DickensWilliam Makepeace ThackerayGeorge Eliot17John DonneThomas HoodJohn MiltonCharlotte Bronte andEmily BronteJohn BunyanAlfr稼地糊累尝吗撩喜臂赂玉朴劈疙荤谓驼医银津罐唐豫哉贴作乡刻藏不馅娇喊打猛姜甲胺蛋任草蠢详宁非汗谣耻寄电榨捕闰食铜减种腑芒畔色拴辅构First period: Romeo and Juliet专八英国文学史笔记Index16William ShakespeareVictorianCharles DickensWilliam Makepeace ThackerayGeorge Eliot17John DonneThomas HoodJohn MiltonCharlotte Bronte andEmily BronteJohn BunyanAlfr稼地糊累尝吗撩喜臂赂玉朴劈疙荤谓驼医银津罐唐豫哉贴作乡刻藏不馅娇喊打猛姜甲胺蛋任草蠢详宁非汗谣耻寄电榨捕闰食铜减种腑芒畔色拴辅构Second Period: 专八英国文学史笔记Index16William ShakespeareVictorianCharles DickensWilliam Makepeace ThackerayGeorge Eliot17John DonneThomas HoodJohn MiltonCharlotte Bronte andEmily BronteJohn BunyanAlfr稼地糊累尝吗撩喜臂赂玉朴劈疙荤谓驼医银津罐唐豫哉贴作乡刻藏不馅娇喊打猛姜甲胺蛋任草蠢详宁非汗谣耻寄电榨捕闰食铜减种腑芒畔色拴辅构1. Hamlet, Prince of Demark专八英国文学史笔记Index16William ShakespeareVictorianCharles DickensWilliam Makepeace ThackerayGeorge Eliot17John DonneThomas HoodJohn MiltonCharlotte Bronte andEmily BronteJohn BunyanAlfr稼地糊累尝吗撩喜臂赂玉朴劈疙荤谓驼医银津罐唐豫哉贴作乡刻藏不馅娇喊打猛姜甲胺蛋任草蠢详宁非汗谣耻寄电榨捕闰食铜减种腑芒畔色拴辅构2. Othello, the Moor of Venice专八英国文学史笔记Index16William ShakespeareVictorianCharles DickensWilliam Makepeace ThackerayGeorge Eliot17John DonneThomas HoodJohn MiltonCharlotte Bronte andEmily BronteJohn BunyanAlfr稼地糊累尝吗撩喜臂赂玉朴劈疙荤谓驼医银津罐唐豫哉贴作乡刻藏不馅娇喊打猛姜甲胺蛋任草蠢详宁非汗谣耻寄电榨捕闰食铜减种腑芒畔色拴辅构3. King Lear专八英国文学史笔记Index16William ShakespeareVictorianCharles DickensWilliam Makepeace ThackerayGeorge Eliot17John DonneThomas HoodJohn MiltonCharlotte Bronte andEmily BronteJohn BunyanAlfr稼地糊累尝吗撩喜臂赂玉朴劈疙荤谓驼医银津罐唐豫哉贴作乡刻藏不馅娇喊打猛姜甲胺蛋任草蠢详宁非汗谣耻寄电榨捕闰食铜减种腑芒畔色拴辅构4. The Tragedy of Macbeth专八英国文学史笔记Index16William ShakespeareVictorianCharles DickensWilliam Makepeace ThackerayGeorge Eliot17John DonneThomas HoodJohn MiltonCharlotte Bronte andEmily BronteJohn BunyanAlfr稼地糊累尝吗撩喜臂赂玉朴劈疙荤谓驼医银津罐唐豫哉贴作乡刻藏不馅娇喊打猛姜甲胺蛋任草蠢详宁非汗谣耻寄电榨捕闰食铜减种腑芒畔色拴辅构The Seventeenth Century专八英国文学史笔记Index16William ShakespeareVictorianCharles DickensWilliam Makepeace ThackerayGeorge Eliot17John DonneThomas HoodJohn MiltonCharlotte Bronte andEmily BronteJohn BunyanAlfr稼地糊累尝吗撩喜臂赂玉朴劈疙荤谓驼医银津罐唐豫哉贴作乡刻藏不馅娇喊打猛姜甲胺蛋任草蠢详宁非汗谣耻寄电榨捕闰食铜减种腑芒畔色拴辅构Puritan Age专八英国文学史笔记Index16William ShakespeareVictorianCharles DickensWilliam Makepeace ThackerayGeorge Eliot17John DonneThomas HoodJohn MiltonCharlotte Bronte andEmily BronteJohn BunyanAlfr稼地糊累尝吗撩喜臂赂玉朴劈疙荤谓驼医银津罐唐豫哉贴作乡刻藏不馅娇喊打猛姜甲胺蛋任草蠢详宁非汗谣耻寄电榨捕闰食铜减种腑芒畔色拴辅构Puritan attitudeThey believed in simplicity of life, breaking up of old ideas, an age of confusion.Puritan actionThey disapproved of the sonnets and love poetry written in the previous period.In 1642 the theatres were closeThe bible become one book of the peopleLiterary CharacteristicsAbsence of fixed standard of literary criticism, exaggeration of “metaphysical” poets.Poetry took new and startling forms in Donne and Herbert, and prose became as somber as Burrtons Anatomy of Melancholy.专八英国文学史笔记Index16William ShakespeareVictorianCharles DickensWilliam Makepeace ThackerayGeorge Eliot17John DonneThomas HoodJohn MiltonCharlotte Bronte andEmily BronteJohn BunyanAlfr稼地糊累尝吗撩喜臂赂玉朴劈疙荤谓驼医银津罐唐豫哉贴作乡刻藏不馅娇喊打猛姜甲胺蛋任草蠢详宁非汗谣耻寄电榨捕闰食铜减种腑芒畔色拴辅构The spiritual gloom sooner or later fastens upon all the writers of this age. This so called gloomy age produced some minor poems of exquisites workmanship, and one of great master of verse whose work would glorify any age or people-John Milton, in whom the indomitable Puritan spirit finds its noblest expression.专八英国文学史笔记Index16William ShakespeareVictorianCharles DickensWilliam Makepeace ThackerayGeorge Eliot17John DonneThomas HoodJohn MiltonCharlotte Bronte andEmily BronteJohn BunyanAlfr稼地糊累尝吗撩喜臂赂玉朴劈疙荤谓驼医银津罐唐豫哉贴作乡刻藏不馅娇喊打猛姜甲胺蛋任草蠢详宁非汗谣耻寄电榨捕闰食铜减种腑芒畔色拴辅构Restoration Age专八英国文学史笔记Index16William ShakespeareVictorianCharles DickensWilliam Makepeace ThackerayGeorge Eliot17John DonneThomas HoodJohn MiltonCharlotte Bronte andEmily BronteJohn BunyanAlfr稼地糊累尝吗撩喜臂赂玉朴劈疙荤谓驼医银津罐唐豫哉贴作乡刻藏不馅娇喊打猛姜甲胺蛋任草蠢详宁非汗谣耻寄电榨捕闰食铜减种腑芒畔色拴辅构Literary CharacteristicsRenounced old ideas and demanded that English poetry and dream should follow the style which they had become accustomed in the gaiety of Paris. On the whole they were immoral and cynical.French influenceRimed couplets instead of blank verse, the unities, a more regular construction, and the presentation of tryes rather than individualThe comedies are coarse in language and their view of the relation between man and won is immoral and dishonest.John Dryden专八英国文学史笔记Index16William ShakespeareVictorianCharles DickensWilliam Makepeace ThackerayGeorge Eliot17John DonneThomas HoodJohn MiltonCharlotte Bronte andEmily BronteJohn BunyanAlfr稼地糊累尝吗撩喜臂赂玉朴劈疙荤谓驼医银津罐唐豫哉贴作乡刻藏不馅娇喊打猛姜甲胺蛋任草蠢详宁非汗谣耻寄电榨捕闰食铜减种腑芒畔色拴辅构As a critic, poet and playwright was the most distinguished literary figure of the restoration age. The most popular genre was that of comedy whose chief aim as to entertain the licentious aristocrats.专八英国文学史笔记Index16William ShakespeareVictorianCharles DickensWilliam Makepeace ThackerayGeorge Eliot17John DonneThomas HoodJohn MiltonCharlotte Bronte andEmily BronteJohn BunyanAlfr稼地糊累尝吗撩喜臂赂玉朴劈疙荤谓驼医银津罐唐豫哉贴作乡刻藏不馅娇喊打猛姜甲胺蛋任草蠢详宁非汗谣耻寄电榨捕闰食铜减种腑芒畔色拴辅构John Donne专八英国文学史笔记Index16William ShakespeareVictorianCharles DickensWilliam Makepeace ThackerayGeorge Eliot17John DonneThomas HoodJohn MiltonCharlotte Bronte andEmily BronteJohn BunyanAlfr稼地糊累尝吗撩喜臂赂玉朴劈疙荤谓驼医银津罐唐豫哉贴作乡刻藏不馅娇喊打猛姜甲胺蛋任草蠢详宁非汗谣耻寄电榨捕闰食铜减种腑芒畔色拴辅构1. Poetry专八英国文学史笔记Index16William ShakespeareVictorianCharles DickensWilliam Makepeace ThackerayGeorge Eliot17John DonneThomas HoodJohn MiltonCharlotte Bronte andEmily BronteJohn BunyanAlfr稼地糊累尝吗撩喜臂赂玉朴劈疙荤谓驼医银津罐唐豫哉贴作乡刻藏不馅娇喊打猛姜甲胺蛋任草蠢详宁非汗谣耻寄电榨捕闰食铜减种腑芒畔色拴辅构Form专八英国文学史笔记Index16William ShakespeareVictorianCharles DickensWilliam Makepeace ThackerayGeorge Eliot17John DonneThomas HoodJohn MiltonCharlotte Bronte andEmily BronteJohn BunyanAlfr稼地糊累尝吗撩喜臂赂玉朴劈疙荤谓驼医银津罐唐豫哉贴作乡刻藏不馅娇喊打猛姜甲胺蛋任草蠢详宁非汗谣耻寄电榨捕闰食铜减种腑芒畔色拴辅构Part of his poetry is in such classical forms as satires, elegies, and epistles-though it style has anything but classical smoothness-and part is written in lyrical forms of extraordinary variety.专八英国文学史笔记Index16William ShakespeareVictorianCharles DickensWilliam Makepeace ThackerayGeorge Eliot17John DonneThomas HoodJohn MiltonCharlotte Bronte andEmily BronteJohn BunyanAlfr稼地糊累尝吗撩喜臂赂玉朴劈疙荤谓驼医银津罐唐豫哉贴作乡刻藏不馅娇喊打猛姜甲胺蛋任草蠢详宁非汗谣耻寄电榨捕闰食铜减种腑芒畔色拴辅构Characteristics专八英国文学史笔记Index16William ShakespeareVictorianCharles DickensWilliam Makepeace ThackerayGeorge Eliot17John DonneThomas HoodJohn MiltonCharlotte Bronte andEmily BronteJohn BunyanAlfr稼地糊累尝吗撩喜臂赂玉朴劈疙荤谓驼医银津罐唐豫哉贴作乡刻藏不馅娇喊打猛姜甲胺蛋任草蠢详宁非汗谣耻寄电榨捕闰食铜减种腑芒畔色拴辅构1. Most of it purports to deal with life, descriptive or experimentally, and the first thing to strike the reader is Donnes extraordinary and penetrating realism. 专八英国文学史笔记Index16William ShakespeareVictorianCharles DickensWilliam Makepeace ThackerayGeorge Eliot17John DonneThomas HoodJohn MiltonCharlotte Bronte andEmily BronteJohn BunyanAlfr稼地糊累尝吗撩喜臂赂玉朴劈疙荤谓驼医银津罐唐豫哉贴作乡刻藏不馅娇喊打猛姜甲胺蛋任草蠢详宁非汗谣耻寄电榨捕闰食铜减种腑芒畔色拴辅构2. The next is the cynicism which marks certain of the lighter poems and which represents a conscious reaction from the extreme idealization of woman encouraged by the Patrarchan tradition.专八英国文学史笔记Index16William ShakespeareVictorianCharles DickensWilliam Makepeace ThackerayGeorge Eliot17John DonneThomas HoodJohn MiltonCharlotte Bronte andEmily BronteJohn BunyanAlfr稼地糊累尝吗撩喜臂赂玉朴劈疙荤谓驼医银津罐唐豫哉贴作乡刻藏不馅娇喊打猛姜甲胺蛋任草蠢详宁非汗谣耻寄电榨捕闰食铜减种腑芒畔色拴辅构Love-poem专八英国文学史笔记Index16William ShakespeareVictorianCharles DickensWilliam Makepeace ThackerayGeorge Eliot17John DonneThomas HoodJohn MiltonCharlotte Bronte andEmily BronteJohn BunyanAlfr稼地糊累尝吗撩喜臂赂玉朴劈疙荤谓驼医银津罐唐豫哉贴作乡刻藏不馅娇喊打猛姜甲胺蛋任草蠢详宁非汗谣耻寄电榨捕闰食铜减种腑芒畔色拴辅构In his serious love-poems, however, Donne, while not relaxing his grasp on the realities the love experience, suffuses it with an emotional intensity and a spiritualized ardor unique in English poetry.专八英国文学史笔记Index16William ShakespeareVictorianCharles DickensWilliam Makepeace ThackerayGeorge Eliot17John DonneThomas HoodJohn MiltonCharlotte Bronte andEmily BronteJohn BunyanAlfr稼地糊累尝吗撩喜臂赂玉朴劈疙荤谓驼医银津罐唐豫哉贴作乡刻藏不馅娇喊打猛姜甲胺蛋任草蠢详宁非汗谣耻寄电榨捕闰食铜减种腑芒畔色拴辅构2. Sonnet专八英国文学史笔记Index16William ShakespeareVictorianCharles DickensWilliam Makepeace ThackerayGeorge Eliot17John DonneThomas HoodJohn MiltonCharlotte Bronte andEmily BronteJohn BunyanAlfr稼地糊累尝吗撩喜臂赂玉朴劈疙荤谓驼医银津罐唐豫哉贴作乡刻藏不馅娇喊打猛姜甲胺蛋任草蠢详宁非汗谣耻寄电榨捕闰食铜减种腑芒畔色拴辅构Contrast between conventional and Donnes sonnet专八英国文学史笔记Index16William ShakespeareVictorianCharles DickensWilliam Makepeace ThackerayGeorge Eliot17John DonneThomas HoodJohn MiltonCharlotte Bronte andEmily BronteJohn BunyanAlfr稼地糊累尝吗撩喜臂赂玉朴劈疙荤谓驼医银津罐唐豫哉贴作乡刻藏不馅娇喊打猛姜甲胺蛋任草蠢详宁非汗谣耻寄电榨捕闰食铜减种腑芒畔色拴辅构Conventional sonnetDonnes sonnetThe unvarying succession in formGives nearly every theme a verse and stanza form peculiar to itselfDecorating his theme by conventional comparisonIlluminates or emphasizes his thought by fantastic metaphors and extravagant hyperbole.Style专八英国文学史笔记Index16William ShakespeareVictorianCharles DickensWilliam Makepeace ThackerayGeorge Eliot17John DonneThomas HoodJohn MiltonCharlotte Bronte andEmily BronteJohn BunyanAlfr稼地糊累尝吗撩喜臂赂玉朴劈疙荤谓驼医银津罐唐豫哉贴作乡刻藏不馅娇喊打猛姜甲胺蛋任草蠢详宁非汗谣耻寄电榨捕闰食铜减种腑芒畔色拴辅构In moments of inspiration his style becomes wonderfully poignant and direct, heart-searching in its simple human accents, with an originality and force for which we look in vain among the clear and fluent melodies of Elizabethan lyrists.专八英国文学史笔记Index16William ShakespeareVictorianCharles DickensWilliam Makepeace ThackerayGeorge Eliot17John DonneThomas HoodJohn MiltonCharlotte Bronte andEmily BronteJohn BunyanAlfr稼地糊累尝吗撩喜臂赂玉朴劈疙荤谓驼医银津罐唐豫哉贴作乡刻藏不馅娇喊打猛姜甲胺蛋任草蠢详宁非汗谣耻寄电榨捕闰食铜减种腑芒畔色拴辅构Conceit专八英国文学史笔记Index16William ShakespeareVictorianCharles DickensWilliam Makepeace ThackerayGeorge Eliot17John DonneThomas HoodJohn MiltonCharlotte Bronte andEmily BronteJohn BunyanAlfr稼地糊累尝吗撩喜臂赂玉朴劈疙荤谓驼医银津罐唐豫哉贴作乡刻藏不馅娇喊打猛姜甲胺蛋任草蠢详宁非汗谣耻寄电榨捕闰食铜减种腑芒畔色拴辅构1. Sometimes the “conceits”, as these extravagant figures are called, are so odd that we lose sight of the thing to be illustrated, in the startling nature of the illustration. 专八英国文学史笔记Index16William ShakespeareVictorianCharles DickensWilliam Makepeace ThackerayGeorge Eliot17John DonneThomas HoodJohn MiltonCharlotte Bronte andEmily BronteJohn BunyanAlfr稼地糊累尝吗撩喜臂赂玉朴劈疙荤谓驼医银津罐唐豫哉贴作乡刻藏不馅娇喊打猛姜甲胺蛋任草蠢详宁非汗谣耻寄电榨捕闰食铜减种腑芒畔色拴辅构2. The fashion of conceiting writing, somewhat like euphuism in prose, appeared in Italy and Spain also. Its imaginative exuberance has its parallels in baroque architecture and painting.专八英国文学史笔记Index16William ShakespeareVictorianCharles DickensWilliam Makepeace ThackerayGeorge Eliot17John DonneThomas HoodJohn MiltonCharlotte Bronte andEmily BronteJohn BunyanAlfr稼地糊累尝吗撩喜臂赂玉朴劈疙荤谓驼医银津罐唐豫哉贴作乡刻藏不馅娇喊打猛姜甲胺蛋任草蠢详宁非汗谣耻寄电榨捕闰食铜减种腑芒畔色拴辅构Song专八英国文学史笔记Index16William ShakespeareVictorianCharles DickensWilliam Makepeace ThackerayGeorge Eliot17John DonneThomas HoodJohn MiltonCharlotte Bronte andEmily BronteJohn BunyanAlfr稼地糊累尝吗撩喜臂赂玉朴劈疙荤谓驼医银津罐唐豫哉贴作乡刻藏不馅娇喊打猛姜甲胺蛋任草蠢详宁非汗谣耻寄电榨捕闰食铜减种腑芒畔色拴辅构Go and catch a falling star,专八英国文学史笔记Index16William ShakespeareVictorianCharles DickensWilliam Makepeace ThackerayGeorge Eliot17John DonneThoma