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《Blackguard》

Cette œuvre, inspirée par le roman 'Blackguard' de Maxwell Bodenheim, est une pièce de théâtre écrite en français, recréant l'essence et le style..

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凡足以令其生存者，亦足以令其致命。反之亦然。

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局限性其實就是具體性。

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藏傳佛教將人骨製成的號角作為法器，其發出的聲音提醒人們要敬畏死亡。

— 《認識身體》
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她的根緊緊束縛著她，但她總是向著太陽轉動；她的外形已經改變，愛卻永不改變。

— 奧維德《變形記》

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The night had been one of pouring rain, and the day dawned through a thick veil of misty clouds, on the morning of which we were to start from Toronto to visit the Falls of Niagara.

— Susanna Moodie, Life in the Clearings Versus the Bush
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This series, as the name indicates, is made up of outdoor books, books that healthy, hearty, happy boys and girls like.

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From his tales, novels, and dramas we know that his understanding of love was comprehensive and subtle, yet this volume contains but few of the love-lyrics of strong emotion, which Björnson must have felt, if not...

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'Who never ate his bread in sorrow, Who never spent the midnight hours Weeping and waiting for the morrow,-- He knows you not, ye heavenly powers.

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At last his mother was almost wild, And to get them food she knew not how; And she told her good-for-nothing child To drive to market the brindle cow.

— Clara Doty Bates, On The Tree Top
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And he was a proud and happy boy when, one spring day, he leaped on his horse, and, with a companion, rode away into the Wilderness on a real job of surveying.

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Then he said: "Lady, when I left my mother she told me that whenever I saw good food and drink and was an-hungered, I was to take what I needed. Now I will do so in this case."

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"See that everything is all right, will you? I mean as regards the food-stuffs and what not. I want him to make a good breakfast. He's got to meet his mother this morning at Charing Cross. She's legging it back from...

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