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基本信息·出版社：外语教学与研究出版社
·页码：558 页
·出版日期：2005年10月
·版本：第2版
·装帧：平装
·开本：32
·正文语种：英语
内容简介 《日瓦戈医生》是一部知识分子的命运史，小说涉及了1903年夏到40年代末近半个世纪的俄国历史上的重大事件，触及了道德、政治、哲学、美学、社会、宗教等一系列问题，是二十世纪俄罗斯文学史上为数不多的具有广阔的历史容量、社会生活与精神生活容量的长篇作品。
外国文学经典--原汁原味的英语，适合英语专业大中专生及英语阅读爱好者
安徒生童话苔丝哈克贝利·费恩历险记呼啸山庄红字名利场(上下)爱玛远离尘嚣傲慢与偏见绿野仙踪小公主傲慢与偏见福尔摩斯探案集1:血字的研究 四签名福尔摩斯探案集2:福尔摩斯历险记福尔摩斯探案集3:福尔摩斯回忆录福尔摩斯探案集4:福尔摩斯归来福尔摩斯探案集5:巴斯克维尔的猎犬 恐怖谷福尔摩斯探案集6:福尔摩斯的最后致意福尔摩斯探案集7:福尔摩斯新探案汤姆·索亚历险记雾都孤儿雾都孤儿劝导艰难时世茶花女外国文学经典:鲁滨逊漂流记复活月亮宝石双城记小妇人茶花女远大前程远大前程红与黑海底两万里汤姆·索亚历险记绿野仙踪绿野仙踪复活包法利夫人海底两万里基督山伯爵(套装全3册)红与黑(英文原版)三个火枪手(套装上下册)战争与和平(套装全3册)诺桑觉寺安徒生童话大卫科波菲尔(英文版)小妇人包法利夫人远大前程远离尘嚣爱玛名利场名利场卡斯特桥市长二十世纪外国文学精选
简·萨默斯的日记宠儿(二十世纪外国文学精选)霍华德庄园夜色温柔纯真年代看不见的人占有日瓦戈医生日瓦戈医生走出非洲城堡宠儿洛丽塔看不见的人洛丽塔(英文版)日瓦戈医生看不见的人了不起的盖茨比
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浪漫史诗:鲍蒂卡女王风云际会:莎士比亚身后疑云:图坦卡蒙乱世传奇:圣女贞德群雄逐鹿:拿破仑另类成长故事:达尔文学问人生:爱因斯坦 作者简介 帕斯捷尔纳克，1890年生于莫斯科。俄罗斯伟大的诗人、小说家和翻译家，诺贝尔文学关获得者。曾就读于莫斯科大学和马尔堡大学。作品有诗集《雾霭中的双子星窿》、《第二次诞生》、《辽阔的大地)》，小说《日瓦戈医生》等。1960年去世。
编辑推荐 《日瓦戈医生》：死亡与时代左右着大地，
你莫以为它们是主宰，
一切都将消失在黑暗的旋涡，
只有爱的太阳亘古不变。
目录 PART ONE
1 The Five-o'clock Express
2 A Girl from a Different World
3 The Sventitskys'Christmas Party
4 The Hour of the Inevitable
PART TWO
5 Farewell to the Old
6 The Moscow Encampment
7 Train to the Urals
8 Arrival
9 Varykino
10 The Highway
11 The Forest Brotherhood
12 The Rowan Tree
13 Opposite the House of Sculptures
14 Return to Varykino
15 Conclusion
16 Epilogue
17 The poems of yurii zhivago
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文摘 His fingers drummed on the windowpane in time to the un-hurried thud of horses' hoofs on the asphalt pavement below.Lara, he whispered, shutting his eyes, and he had a vision ofher head resting on his hands; her eyes were closed, she wasasleep, unconscious that he watched her sleeplessly for hours onend. Her dark hair was scattered and its beauty stung his eyeslike smoke and ate into his heart. His Sunday walk was not being a success. He strolled a fewpaces with Jack, stopped, thought of Kuznetsky Most, of Sata-nidi's jokes, of the acquaintances he met on the street——no, it wasmore than he could bear. He turned back. The dog, startled,looked up disapprovingly and waddled after him reluctantly.
what can it all mean？ thought Komarovsky. What has comeover me？ Could it be his eonscience, a feeling of pity, or re-pentance？ or was he worried about her？ No, he knew she wassafe at home. Then why couldn't he get her out of his head？
He walked back to his house, up the stairs, and past the firstlanding. The stained-glass ornamental coats of arms at thecorners of the window threw colored patches of light at his feet.Halfway up the second flight he stopped.
He must not give in to this exhausting, nagging, anxiousmood. He was not a schoolboy, after all. He must realize whatwould happen ff instead of being just a toy this girl——a merechild, the daughter of his dead friend——turned into an obsession. He must come to his senses. He must be true to himself and tohis habits. Otherwise everything would go up in smoke.
Komarovsky gripped the oak railing until it hurt his hand, shut his eyes a moment, then turned back resolutely and went down. On the landing, with its patches of light, the dog was waiting for him. It lifted its head like a slobbering old dwarf with hanging jowls and looked up at him adoringly.
The dog hated the girl, tore her stockings, growled at her, bared its teeth. It was jealous of her as if fearing that she would infect its master with
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