威克菲尔德的牧师（英语原著版·第3辑）

图书标准信息

• 作者 [英]哥尔德斯密斯 著
• 出版社 中国对外翻译出版公司
• 出版时间 2011-04
• 版次 1
• ISBN 9787500129622
• 定价 12.00元
• 装帧 平装
• 开本 32开
• 纸张 胶版纸
• 页数 147页
• 正文语种 英语
• 原版书名 The Vicar of Wakefield
• 丛书 中译经典文库·世界文学名著

【内容简介】

《威克菲尔德的牧师（英语原著版·第3辑）》作者通过对普里姆罗斯牧师及其一家的描述，显示了作者精巧清丽而又妙趣横生的写作风格及时对人物性格的准确把握。

【作者简介】

作者:(英)哥尔德斯密斯

【目录】

Chapter1ThedescriptionofthefamilyofWakefield;
inwhichakindredlikenessprevailsas
wellofmindsasofpersons
Chapter2Familymisfortunes.ThelossOffortuneonly
servestoincreasetheprideoftheworthy
Chapter3Amigration.Thefortunatecircumstances
ofourlivesaregenerallyfoundatlastto
beofourownprocuring
Chapter4Aproofthateventhehumblestfortune
maygranthappiness,whichdepends
notoncircumstance,butconstitution
Chapter5Anewandgreatacquaintanceintroduced.
Whatweplacemosthopesupon,
generallyprovesmostfatal
Chapter6Thehappinessofacountry;fire-side
Chapter7Atownwitdescribed.Thedullestfellows
maylearntobecomicalforanightortwo
Chapter8Anamour,whichpromiseslittlegood
fortune,yetmaybeproductiveofmuch
Chapter9Twoladiesofgreatdistinctionintroduced.
Superiorfineryeverseemstoconfer
superiorbreeding
Chapter10Thefamilyendeavourstocopewiththeir
betters.Themiseriesofthepoorwhen
theyattempttoappearabovetheir
circumstances
Chapter11Thefamilystillresolvetoholduptheir
heads
Chapter12Fortuneseemsresolvedtohumblethe
fami！yofWakefield.Mortificationsare
oftenmorepainfulthanrealcalamities
Chapter13MrBurchellisfoundtobeanenemy;for
hehastheconfidencetogivedisagreeable
advice
Chapter14Freshmortifications,orademonstrationthat
seemingcalamitiesmayberealblessings
Chapter15AllMrBurchell'svillainyatoncedetected.
Thefollyofbeing-over-wise
Chapter16Thefamilyuseart,whichisopposedwith
stillgreater
Chapter17Scarceanyvirtuefoundtoresistthepower
oflongandpleasingtemptation
Chapter18Thepursuitofafathertoreclaimalost
childtovirtue
Chapter19Thedescriptionofapersondiscontented
withthepresentgovernment,,and
apprehensive：ofthelossofourliberties
Chapter20Thehistoryofaphilosophicvagabond,
pursuingnovelty,butlosingcontent
Chapter21Theshortcontinuanceoffriendshipamongst
thevicious,whichiscoevalonlywith
mutualsatisfaction
Chapter22Offencesareeasilypardonedwherethere
isloveatbottom
Chapter23Nonebuttheguiltycanbelongandcompletely
miserable
Chapter24Freshcalamities
Chapter25Nosituation,howeverwretcheditseems,
buthassomesortofcomfortattendingit
Chapter26Areformationinthegaol.Tomakelaws
complete,theyshouldrewardaswell
aspunish
Chapter27Thesamesubjectcontinued
Chapter28Happinessandmiseryrathertheresultof
prudencethanofvirtueinthislife.Temporal
evilsorfelicitiesbeingregardedbyheavenas
thingsmerelyinthemselvestriflingand
unworthyitscareinthedistribution
Chapter29Theequaldealingsofprovidencedemonstrated
withregardtothehappyandthemiserable
herebelow.Thatfromthenatureofpleasure
andpain,thewretchedmustberepaidthe
balanceoftheirsufferingsinthelife
hereafter
Chapter30Happierprospectsbegintoappear.Letus
beinflexible,andfortunewillatlastchange
inourfavour
Chapter31Formerbenevolencenowrepaidwith
unexpectedinterest
Chapter32Theconclusion