艰难时世

Original title: Hard Times (English)

Summary

艰难时世(Hard Times)是英国作家狄更斯的长篇小说作品,发表于1854年,故事描写某工业市镇的生活。 本书依原文保留了其时代的种族歧视用语及其他侮辱性词语;《阅读指南》会在这些词语出现之处加以说明。

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Chapters (37)

  1. 1. The One Thing Needful
  2. 2. Murdering the Innocents
  3. 3. A Loophole
  4. 4. Mr. Bounderby
  5. 5. The Keynote
  6. 6. Sleary’s Horsemanship
  7. 7. Mrs. Sparsit
  8. 8. Never Wonder
  9. 9. Sissy’s Progress
  10. 10. Stephen Blackpool
  11. 11. No Way Out
  12. 12. The Old Woman
  13. 13. Rachael
  14. 14. The Great Manufacturer
  15. 15. Father and Daughter
  16. 16. Husband and Wife
  17. 17. Effects in the Bank
  18. 18. Mr. James Harthouse
  19. 19. The Whelp
  20. 20. Men and Brothers
  21. 21. Men and Masters
  22. 22. Fading Away
  23. 23. Gunpowder
  24. 24. Explosion
  25. 25. Hearing the Last of It
  26. 26. Mrs. Sparsit’s Staircase
  27. 27. Lower and Lower
  28. 28. Down
  29. 29. Another Thing Needful
  30. 30. Very Ridiculous
  31. 31. Very Decided
  32. 32. Lost
  33. 33. Found
  34. 34. The Starlight
  35. 35. Whelp-Hunting
  36. 36. Philosophical
  37. 37. Final

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