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这是继《美国语文》之后的另一套经典原版教材，了解英国人文历史、欣赏英国文学的优秀读本。全套共6册，分级编写，还附有大量插图。充满趣味的英语故事与优美的英国文学相融合，让国内学生更好地感悟英国文化历史，并真正学好英语这门语言。无论是作为英语学习的课本，还是作为提高英语水平的课外读物，这套书都很有价值。

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《英国语文》这套书原名《皇家读本》，全套六册。由英国教材出版公司编写出版。在20世纪初广泛用作学校教材。编写体例统一严谨、包括生词、课文、语音、词汇解释、课后问题等，同时还附加了书写与听写等，是一套完整的英语学习教材。这些选文，体现了英国丰富的历史文化知识和西方国家的道德价值观念。是中国学生学习英语、全面了解西方社会的很好途径。

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英国托马斯-尼尔森公司，主要从事各类教育著作的出版发行，本套《英国语文》即为该公司100多年前为英国的学生编纂的教材，适用范围很广，受到普遍赞誉，一直是一套深受英国小学生欢迎的教材

目录

Lesson 1 THE GREAT SIEGE OF GIBRALTAR／第一课 直布罗陀大围攻 1
Lesson 2 BATTLE OF CORUNNA AND DEATH OF MOORE
第二课 拉科鲁尼亚之战和莫尔爵士之死 9
Lesson 3 THE BURIAL OF SIR JOHN MOORE
第三课 约翰 莫尔爵士的葬礼 14
Lesson 4 THE BED OF THE ATLANTIC／第四课 大西洋的海床 17
Lesson 5 BINGEN ON THE RHINE／第五课 莱茵河畔的宾根 22
Lesson 6 THE CLOUD／第六课 云 朵 26
Lesson 7 THE TRIAL BY COMBAT（I）／第七课 决斗裁判（一） 32
Lesson 8 THE TRIAL BY COMBAT（II）／第八课 决斗裁判（二） 37
Lesson 9 DAMASCUS AND LONDON（I）
第九课 大马士革和伦敦（一） 45
Lesson 10 DAMASCUS AND LONDON（II）
第十课 大马士革和伦敦（二） 52
Lesson 11 BATTLE OF TRAFALGAR, AND DEATH OF NELSON（I）
第十一课 特拉法加海战和纳尔逊之死（一） 59
Lesson 12 BATTLE OF TRAFALGAR, AND DEATH OF NELSON（II）
第十二课 特拉法加海战和纳尔逊之死（二） 66
Lesson 13 ROUND THE WORLD／第十三课 环球航行 74
Lesson 14 NATURE／第十四课 自 然 85
Lesson 15 THE TROPICAL WORLD（I） ／第十五课 热带世界（一） 87
Lesson 16 MAN AND THE INDUSTRIAL ARTS
第十六课 人类和工业艺术 97
Lesson 17 SOMEBODY’S DARLING／第十七课 某人的亲爱的人 103
Lesson 18 THE TROPICAL WORLD（II）／第十八课 热带世界（二） 106
Lesson 19 THE SONG OF THE SHIRT／第十九课 衬衫之歌 117
Lesson 20 LAND AND SEA BREEZES／第二十课 陆地风与海洋风 120
Lesson 21 THE RELIEF OF LEYDEN／第二十一课 莱顿市的救援 124
Lesson 22 THE GLOVE AND THE LIONS／第二十二课 手套与狮子 130
Lesson 23 THE POLAR WORLD（I）／第二十三课 极地世界（一） 132
Lesson 24 THE BELLS／第二十四课 钟 声 138
Lesson 25 THE POLAR WORLD（II）／第二十五课 极地世界（二） 141
Lesson 26 THE BURNING OF MOSCOW
第二十六课 莫斯科的大火 147
Lesson 27 THE RETREAT OF THE FRENCH ARMY FROM MOSCOW
第二十七课 法国军队从莫斯科撤退 155
Lesson 28 THE TEMPERATE REGIONS／第二十八课 温带地区 161
Lesson 29 THE OVERLAND ROUTE／第二十九课 陆 路 170
Lesson 30 CAIRO AND THE PYRAMIDS／第三十课 开罗和金字塔 180
Lesson 31 FAMILY WORSHIP／第三十一课 家庭敬拜 185
Lesson 32 THE VALLEY OF THE NILE／第三十二课 尼罗河流域 189
Lesson 33 PANEGYRIC ON MARIE ANTOINETTE
第三十三课 玛丽 安托瓦内特的颂歌 197
Lesson 34 CRUELTY TO ANIMALS／第三十四课 对动物的残忍行为 199
Lesson 35 THE DELUGE／第三十五课 大洪水 202
Lesson 36 WHAT IS WAR ／第三十六课 战争是什么 205
Lesson 37 COLONIAL LOYALTY／第三十七课 殖民地的忠诚 208
Lesson 38 JERUSALEM FROM THE MOUNT OF OLIVES
第三十八课 橄榄山上的耶路撒冷 210
Lesson 39 THE SIEGE OF JERUSALEM／第三十九课 公元70年 216
Lesson 40 LEBANON／第四十课 黎巴嫩 224
Lesson 41 GREAT OCEAN ROUTES／第四十一课 大洋航线 230
Lesson 42 THE LLANOS OF SOUTH AMERICA
第四十二课 南美大草原 239
Lesson 43 THE DEATH OF NAPOLEON AT ST. HELENA
第四十三课 拿破仑死于圣海伦娜 244
Lesson 44 HYMN BEFORE SUNRISE, IN THE VALE OF CHAMOUNI
第四十四课 日出之前的赞歌，于沙莫尼山谷 247
Lesson 45 “WITH BRAINS, SIR”／第四十五课 “先生，用脑子” 252
Lesson 46 LIFE IN SAXON ENGLAND（I）
第四十六课 撒克森时期英国的生活（一） 257
Lesson 47 LIFE IN SAXON ENGLAND（II）
第四十七课 撒克森时期英国的生活（二） 265
Lesson 48 THE RELIEF OF LUCKNOW／第四十八课 勒克瑙的救援 270
Lesson 49 THE BALACLAVA CHARGE
第四十九课 巴拉克拉瓦冲锋 275
Lesson 50 THE CHARGE OF THE LIGHT BRIGADE
第五十课 轻骑兵进击 280
Lesson 51 THE DISCOVERY OF THE SEA ROUTE TO INDIA
第五十一课 通往印度海上航线的发现 283
Lesson 52 GREECE／第五十二课 希 腊 288
Lesson 53 THERMOPYL?／第五十三课 塞莫皮莱 293
Lesson 54 PAUL AT ATHENS／第五十四课 保罗在雅典 296
Lesson 55 EVIDENCES OF DESIGN IN CREATION
第五十五课 世界中设计的证据 301
Lesson 56 THE STORY OF HORATIUS／第五十六课 贺雷修斯的故事 308
Lesson 57 ROMAN GIRL’S SONG／第五十七课 罗马女孩之歌 319
Lesson 58 REGULUS BEFORE THE ROMAN SENATE
第五十八课 雷古拉斯在罗马元老院前 322
Lesson 59 THE SAHARA／第五十九课 撒哈拉沙漠 329
Lesson 60 THE LIGHT-HOUSE／第六十课 灯 塔 337
Lesson 61 THE LAST FIGHT IN THE COLIS?UM
第六十一课 竞技场最后的战斗 341
Lesson 62 THE DESTRUCTION OF POMPEII
第六十二课 庞贝的毁灭 350
Lesson 63 THE SOUTH-WEST MONSOON IN CEYLON
第六十三课 锡兰的西南季风 357
Lesson 64 THE SEVEN AGES OF MAN／第六十四课 人生七阶 361
Lesson 65 LIFE IN NORMAN ENGLAND
第六十五课 诺曼时代的英国生活 363
Lesson 66 SIR ROGER DE COVERLET
第六十六课 罗杰 德 克里夫爵士 371
Lesson 67 OLD ENGLISH AND NORMAN-FRENCH
第六十七课 古英语与诺曼法语 376
Lesson 68 VENICE／第六十八课 威尼斯 383
Lesson 69 THE CIRCULATION OF WATER／第六十九课 水循环 390
Lesson 70 GINEVRA／第七十课 吉内乌拉 394
Lesson 71 THE DIGNITY OF LABOUR／第七十一课 劳动的尊严 399
Lesson 72 THE PROBLEM OF CREATION／第七十二课 宇宙的问题 403
Lesson 73 EDUCATION AND THE STATE／第七十三课 教育与国家 406
Lesson 74 ENGLISH SELF-ESTEEM／第七十四课 英国的自尊 411
Lesson 75 PLEASURES OF KNOWLEDGE／第七十五课 知识的快乐 414
Lesson 76 THE BRITISH CONSTITUTIONAL SYSTEM OF CANADA
第七十六课 加拿大的英国宪法制度 418
Lesson 77 THE SCHOOLMASTER AND THE CONQUEROR
第七十七课 教师与征服者 421
Lesson 78 BRITISH COLONIAL AND NAVAL POWER
第七十八课 英国殖民和海军的力量 424
Lesson 79 KING JOHN／第七十九课 约翰王 429

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THE GREAT SIEGE OF GIBRALTAR
1779-1782
Gibraltar fell into the hands of the English in 1704, during the War of the Spanish Succession—the war in which Marlborough gained so much glory for the English arms. Admiral Sir George Rooke had been sent to the Mediterranean, to watch the French and Spanish fleets. For a long time he was unable to accomplish anything of importance; but, learning that Gibraltar was very poorly garrisoned, he suddenly attacked and captured it, and hoisted the English flag on its Signal Station.
That flag is the only one that has ever floated there since the 23rd of July 1704. Time after time have the Spaniards tried to recover this “key of the Mediterranean;” but every effort has been repulsed most gallantly, and often with tremendous loss to the enemy.
The last attempt they made was the most gigantic and determined of all; and its successful resistance by the English garrison forms one of the most heroic incidents in the annals of modem warfare. It occurred during the struggle which severed from England her North American colonies. France recognized the United States as an independent power in 1778, and a war with England was the consequence. In the following year Spain joined France, and Gibraltar was immediately blockaded.
The siege which followed lasted three years. Every appliance which experience could suggest, or skill could devise, was brought into requisition. Never before had such tremendous armaments, by sea and by land, been brought against any fortress. Yet the garrison held out bravely; and twice their friends outside—once by Admiral Darby, and once by Rodney—succeeded in sending them reinforcements and supplies.
Early in 1781, there was a terrific bombardment of the place; but so effectual was the shelter afforded by the casemates, or bomb-proof vaults, that the garrison lost only seventy men. In November of the same year, General Elliot, who conducted the defence, headed a midnight sortie, which annihilated the entire line of the enemy’s works. Their floating batteries were at the same time destroyed with red-hot balls. That one night cost the Spaniards two millions sterling!
But the final effort was made in 1782, when the Duke de Crillon, flushed with his success in capturing Minorca, took the command of the besiegers. He had under him upwards of 30,000 of the best troops of France and Spain, and his heavy guns amounted to the then unprecedented number of one hundred and seventy. The combined fleets numbered forty-seven sail of the line, with ten great floating batteries—the contrivance of a French engineer, and deemed invincible,—and frigates, gun-boats, mortar-boats and small craft without number. The besieged numbered only 7000 men with eighty guns.
The siege attracted the interest of the whole civilized world. Two French princes joined the besiegers’ camp, to witness the fall of the place. “Is it taken?” was the first question asked each morning by the King of Spain. “Not yet; but it will be soon,” said his courtiers: and still Elliot’s guns thundered defiance from the Rock.
At length, on the morning of the 13th of September, the grand and decisive attack commenced. The ten battering-ships bore down in admirable order to their several stations. The Admiral, in a two-decker, moored about nine hundred yards off the King’s Bastion. The other vessels took their places in a masterly manner, the most distant being eleven hundred or twelve hundred yards from the garrison. Under shelter of the walls, furnaces for heating shot had been lighted; and, from the instant the ships dropped into position, a continuous fire of red-hot balls was directed upon them by the garrison.
In little more than ten minutes, continues Drinkwater, the enemy were completely moored, and their cannonade then became tremendous. The showers of shot and shell which were d 英国语文6（英汉双语） 电子书 下载 mobi epub pdf txt

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