初级背诵经典 书信篇

2 (p1): LETTERS THAT MAKE YOU THINKAbraham Lincoln Refuses to Lend His Stepbrother Eighty Dollars
7 (p2): Emily Dickinson Finds Ecstasy in the Mere Sense of Living
11 (p3): Mark Twain Refuses to Sanction a Dramatization of Tom Sawyer
15 (p4): Lord Chesterfield Lays down Some Precepts for His Natural Son
19 (p5): Henri Poincare and Marie Curie Recommend Albert Einstein for a Professorship at Zurich Institute
27 (p6): LETTERS ABOUT LOVE AND CAREWilliam James Discovers that He has Omitted the Deepest Principle of Human Nature from His Textbook on Psychology
31 (p7): Pierre Curie Asks Marie Sklodovska,a Former Govemess and a Student of Physics,to Be His Wife
35 (p8): Sarah Bernhardt Tells Victorien Sardou Why Paris Is a Vast Desert of Desolation without Him
39 (p9): Napoleon Learns from Josephine that She has Recovered Her Heart
43 (p10): Benjamin Disraeli Offers to Free Thomas Carlyle from Common Cares in the Sunset of His Life
51 (p11): LETTERS ABOUT SADNESSBenjamin Franklin Consoles a Relative on the Death of His Brother
57 (p12): Ludwig van Beethoven Prepares to Meet His Fate
64 (p13): Dostoevsky Describes His Sensations when He Had but One Minute to Live
69 (p14): Piotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky Receives an Involuntary Confession from His Benefactress
75 (p15): Charles Dickens Tells His Wife that Their Infant Daughter has Died
83 (p16): LETTERS THAT MAKE YOU UNDERSTAND THE WORLD BETTERBenjamin Franklin Hurls His Defiance at an Old Comrade
87 (p17): Blaise Pascal Asks a Colleague to Confirm a Scientific Prediction
91 (p18): Lenin Warns the Communist Party that Stalin Is Concentrating Too Much Power in His Own Hands
97 (p19): Du Barry Makes a Business Proposition to an Admirer
101 (p20): Christopher Columbus Reports His First Impressions of America