① 給推薦本世界名著原著，要全英文的
我給你推薦：
《鋼鐵是怎樣煉成的》這部小說的最大成就，就是成功地塑造了保爾.柯察金這個在布爾什維克黨的培養下，在革命烽火和艱苦環境中鍛煉出來的共產主義新人的典型形象。他以愛憎分明的階級立場
② 經典名著的英語原版小說
網路文庫里，在路上的英文原版
③ 怎樣閱讀英語原版文學名著
找個空本.先一口氣看一章,邊看邊用鉛筆順手畫出覺得很眼熟但不認識或是影響專閱讀的單詞屬,像暮光之城系列蠻好的，英語不是很生僻很難的，讀完後返回去記在本上,查記出意思,再重讀原文理解,另外熟背本上單詞,這樣四章過後就有驚喜 。
④ 英語名著小說原文閱讀，要1小時左右閱讀完的短篇小說
海明威的老人與海，獲得諾貝爾獎的短篇小說，相信可以符合你的要求，呵呵
⑤ 英語名著閱讀
書店有啊。。。。
⑥ 求英文原文閱讀網站或者書籍文件 不要什麼某某快速學習之類的 要名著小說等的英語原文 感激不盡
英文抄小說網：襲 http://novel.tingroom.com/
英文閱讀網： http://www.enread.com/
都是英文原版作品
⑦ 英語名著或英語文章
魯濱遜漂流記英文簡介
Robinson Crusoe is one of the world's most popular adventure novels. Daniel Defoe based his classic tale of shipwreck and survival on an uninhabited island, which is based on a true story. The real Robinson Crusoe was a Scotsman named Alexander Selkirk Born in 1676, when Selkirk was 19 years old he was cited for indecent conct in church. Then he ran off to sea. That was in 1695. By 1703 he was the sailing master of a galley. The following year he joined a pirate expedition to the Pacific Ocean that was led by Capt. William Dampier. Selkirk's ship had Thomas Straddling as its captain.
After spending some time in the Pacific, they were preparing to return to England with their booty. Their ship had suffered considerable damage in battle and Selkirk felt they needed to repair her before setting off around the Horn. The captain disagreed. After an argument, Selkirk refused to go any farther and demanded he be set ashore on the Island of Juan Fernandez, which was about 400 miles off the coast of Chile. The captain was glad to do this.
⑧ 英語名著摘抄
1、 Monkey is not everying,there's Mastercard & Visa.
鈔票不是來萬能的，有源時還需要用信用卡。
2、One should like animals,because they are two tasty.
每個人都應該熱愛動物，因為它們很好吃。
3、Behind every successful man,there is a woman,and behind every unsuccessful man,there are two.
每個成功的男人背後都有一個女人，每個不成功的男人背後都有兩個女人。
⑨ 求一個最好的世界名著英文版閱讀網站。
SparkNotes:
http://www.sparknotes.com。國外來一個非常著名的名源著介紹及賞析的網站，我們學到的所有英文名著都能查得到，而且內容總結都很簡潔到位，用詞也很簡單。你只能在線閱讀。
還有就是你可以到VeryCD上用電驢下載英文名著1000部和英文名著3000部，相信夠你看的。
⑩ 給一段英美文學名著的原文跟翻譯,及英文賞析.謝謝.急求.
我非常喜歡這篇文章。
Two Roads
John Ruskin
It was New Year's Night. An aged man was standing at a window. He raised his mournful eyes towards the deep blue sky, where the stars were floating like white lilies on the surface of a clear calm lake. Then he cast them on the earth, where few more hopeless people than himself now moved towards their certain goal——the tomb. He had already passed sixty of the stages leading to it, and he had brought from his journey nothing but errors and remorse. Now his health was poor, his mind vacant, his heart sorrowful, and his old age short of comforts.
The days of his youth appeared like dreams before him, and he recalled the serious moment when his father placed him at the entrance of the two roads——one leading to a peaceful, sunny place, covered with flowers, fruits and resounding with soft, sweet songs; the other leading to a deep, dark cave, which was endless, where poison flowed instead of water and where devils and poisonous snakes hissed and crawled.
He looked towards the sky and cried painfully, "O youth, return! O my father, place me once more at the entrance to life, and I'll choose the better way!" But both his father and the days of his youth had passed away.
He was the lights flowing away in the darkness. These were the days of his wasted life; he saw a star fall from the sky and disappeared, and this was the symbol of himself. His remorse, which was like a sharp arrow, struck deeply into his heart. Then he remembered his friends in his childhood, who entered on life together with him. But they had made their way to success and were now honoured and happy on this New Year's night.
The clock in the high church tower struck and the sound made him remember his parents' early love for him. They had taught him and prayed to God for his good. But he chose the wrong way. With shame and grief he dared no longer look towards that heaven where his father live. His darkened eyes were full of tears, and with a despairing effort, he burst out a cry: "Come back, my early days! Come back!"
And his youth did return, for all this was only a dream which he had on New Year's Night. He was still young though his faults were real; he had not yet entered the deep, dark cave, and he was still free to walk on the road which leads to the peaceful and sunny land.
Those who still linger on the entrance of life, hesitating to choose the bright road, remember that when years are passed and your feet stumble on the dark mountains, you will cry bitterly, but in vain: "O youth, return! Oh give me back my early days!"
新年的夜晚。一位老人佇立在窗前。他悲戚地舉目遙望蒼天，繁星宛若玉色的百合漂浮在澄靜的湖面上。老人又低頭看看地面，幾個比他自己更加無望的生命正走向它們的歸宿——墳墓。老人在通往那塊地方的路上，也巳經消磨掉六十個寒暑了。在那旅途中，他除了有過失和澳悔之外，再也沒有得到任何別的東西。他老態龍鍾，頭腦空虛，心緒憂郁，一把年紀折磨著老人。
年輕時代的情景浮現在老人眼前，他回想起那庄嚴的時刻，父親將他置於兩條道路的入口——一條路通往陽光燦爛的昇平世界，田野里豐收在望，柔和悅耳的歌聲四方回盪；另一條路卻將行人引入漆黑的無底深淵，從那裡涌流出來的是毒液而不是泉水，蛇蟒滿處蠕動，吐著舌箭。
老人仰望昊天，苦悸地失聲喊道：「青春啊，回來！父親喲，把我重新放回人生的入口吧，我會選擇一條正路的！」可是，父親以及他自己的黃金時代卻一去不復返了。
他看見陰暗的沼澤地上空閃爍著幽光，那光亮游移明滅，瞬息即逝了。那是他輕拋浪擲的年華。他看見天空中一顆流星隕落下來，消失在黑暗之中。那就是它自身的象徵。徒然的懊喪像一支利箭射穿了老人的心臟。他記起了早年和自己一同踏入生活的夥伴們，他們走的是高尚、勤奮的道路，在這新年的夜晚，載譽而歸，無比快樂。
高聳的教堂鍾樓鳴鍾了，鍾聲使他回憶起兒時雙親對他這浪子的疼愛，他想起了發蒙時父母的教誨，想起了父母為他的幸福所作的祈禱。強烈的羞愧和悲傷使他不敢再多看一眼父親居留的天堂。老人的眼睛黯然失神，淚珠兒泫然墜下，他絕望地大聲呼喚：「回來，我的青春！回來呀！」
老人的青春真的回來了。原來，剛才那些只不過是他在新年夜晚打盹兒時做的一個夢。盡管他確實犯過一些錯誤，眼下卻還年輕。他虔誠地感謝上天，時光仍然是屬於他自己的，他還沒有墮入漆黑的深淵，盡可以自由地踏上那條正路，進入福地洞天，豐碩的莊稼在那裡的陽光下起伏翻浪。
依然在人生的大門口徘徊逡巡，躊躇著不知該走哪條路的人們，記住吧，等至歲月流逝，你們在漆黑的山路上步履踉蹌時，再來痛苦地叫喊，「青春啊，回來！還我韶華！」那隻能是徒勞的了。
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讓·保爾·里克特簡介（1763～1825），原名佛利德利希·里克特，讓·保爾·里克特是他的筆名。其散文頗為精緻，《兩條路》是佳作之一。在一個新年的夜晚，有一位年已花甲的老人，當他佇立窗前，遙望蒼天，回首以往虛擲的年華時，淚下如注，「早年和自己一同踏入生活的夥伴們，他們走的是高尚、勤奮的道路，在這新年的夜晚，載譽而歸，無比快樂。」可自己，「除了有過失和懊悔之外，再也沒有得到任何別的東西」。仰望昊天，老人多麼懊悔，多麼哀痛，他多麼希望父親重新把他「好回人生的入口」，那時，他「會選擇一條正路的」。然而......「父親以及他自己的黃金時代卻一去不復返了」。正因為這樣，老人悲切地呼喚道：「回來，我的青春！回來呀！」
正當我們也如同文中老人一樣，為他失去了青春而不能挽回痛心時，情景出現了轉機：「老人的青春真的回來了。原來，剛才那些只不過是他在新年夜晚打盹兒時做的一個夢。盡管他確實犯過一些錯誤，眼下卻還年輕。」這篇文章的構思很巧妙，文章大部分內容以寫實的手法去寫夢。臨近結尾了，情節出人意料地一轉，寫現實。這樣寫，情節有波瀾，不落俗套。當然，讀了這篇散文後，也許有的同學會想：倘若文章中寫的不是夢，「老人」虛擲的年華真的無法挽回，那該是怎樣的一種悲哀呢？是啊，同學們，你們還都年輕，還都剛剛踏入人生旅途的起點。你們不妨問問自己：自己選擇的是一條人生的正路嗎？相信你們一定會很好地把握自己的人生的。