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1、雙城記英文讀書筆記雙 城 記 英 文 讀 書 筆 記 “ Itwasthebestoftimes anditwastheworstoftimes 。 Itwastheageofwisdom anditwastheageoffoolishness。 ItwastheepochofbeliefanditwastheepochofincredulityItwastheseasonoflight ， anditwastheseasonofdarkness Itwasthespringofhope ， anditwasthewinterofdespair Wehadeverythingbeforeus

2、， andwehadnothingbeforeus WewereallgoingdirecttoHeaven andwewereallgoingdirecttheotherway 。 Inshort theperiodwassofarlikethepresentperiod Thatsomeofitsnoisiestauthoritiesinsistedonitsbeingr eceived ， forgoodorforevil inthesuperlativedegreeofparisononly 。”Withthebeginningofabovewords Dickenstoldusalo

3、vestorycalled “ ATaleofTwoCities whichisoneofhismostimportantrepresentativeworks Thenovelprofoundlyexposedthesocietycontradictionbef oretheFrenchRevolution intenselyattacksthearistocraticsocialclassisdissolu teandcruel andsincerelysympathizeswiththedepressedclasses Thenovelalsodescribedmanymagnifice

4、ntsceneslikethere voltpeopleattackedBastilleandsoon whichdisplayedpeoplesgreatstrength 。Thenovelhasportrayedmanydifferentpeople DoctorManetteishonestandkindbutsuffersthepersecutio nactually ， Lucieisbeautifulandgentle Charlesisgracefulandnoble， LorryisuprightandhonestSydneyissemblanceofindifferent i

5、nnermostfeelingsofwarm unconventionalbutalsoselflessandlofty MissProssisstraightforwardandloyal Evremondebrothersarecruelandsinister Theplexhatredishardtosolve thecruelrevengehasmademorehatreds lovesrebirthinthehelledge， buttakethelifeasthepriceAmongmanydifferentkindsofpeopleinthestory itisSydneyCar

6、tonwhoimpressedmemost 。Ican ' tdescribemyfeelingatthefirstsightofhim Totellthetruth ， hewasnoteye-catchingatthattime WhenthereaderswereimmersedinthemeetingbetweenLuciea ndCharles heonlyplayedalittleroleasalawyerwhohadthesamefacewi thCharlesandextricatedhimfromaccusationthroughthisp oint 。Thenthe

7、ywenttodrink 。 Withoutscruple CartonexpressedhisdisliketoCharles 。 Yes theyhadthesameface 。 Buttheyweredifferent Cartonwasalittlelawyer whileCharleswasasuccessfulman Cartonwasquitefreeandeasy whileCharleswasgracefulandnoble 。 Infact theywereabsolutelytwodistinctivemenexceptfortheirap pearance 。 Cert

8、ainly whatCartoncaredaboutwasnotthewealthortheposition buttheloveofLucie 。 HerealizedthatLucielovedCharles sohewasbarelyoutofcontrolatthattime 。EverytimeIreadthispart Icouldfeelhissincerityandbroad-minded Bynomeanswouldhesayalie Hemusttellyouwhathethinksintheheart ItisSydneyCarton ， atrueman 。Aftera

9、shorttime ， hecan tresisthimselfgoingtoseeLucie ButwhenhesteppedintothesmallforesthesawLucieandCharlesgettingtogetherhappily。 Hedidntrushtowardsthem ， however ， hereturnedwithoutaword Thoughhehadaperiodofdepressionafterthat hewasclearwhoLucielovedwasnothim Sowhatheonlywoulddowastoblessher 。Somedaysl

10、ater ， hecametomeetLucieagainHestilltoldLucieabouthislovealthoughheknewitwasuseless 。 Hejustwantedhertoknowit ashesaid“ Iwantyoutoknowthatyouaremylastdreaminmylife?！盡anytimes ， loveisathingaboutonlyoneperson“ Iloveyou ?！?It 'smybusiness ， notyours 。SowhenCartonshowedhisdeeplovetoLucieIsuddenlyfe

11、ltthatthismanwassolovelyanddeservedtobel oved。“ Rememberalwaysthere samanwhocouldgivehislifetoyou ， oranyoneyoulove 。 Cartonleftwiththesewords Butalloftheseseemedasignofmisfortune 。FromthenonIcametounderstandhowprofoundhislovewas NodoubtthatitisthemostmovinglovewordsintheworldAlthoughyoudon ' tl

12、ovemeIamstillthereforyouoryourbelovedthoughthickandthinButIknewinthisstoryCartonwasboundtoatragicrole SowhenIsawheonlyleftaviewofhisbackinherwedding therewasaplexmoodappearingslowlyinmyheart 。Someyearspassed WhenLucieappearedinthefrontofCarton shebecameamother 。 Thistime ， Lucie sfacewasfilledwithan

13、xiety BecauseCharleswasinprisonandwouldbekilledsoon Whatleadtothiswastheplicatedandfilthypast 。Fromthepoint ， thedirtyofsocietywasreflected Itwasthesorrowinthatperiod Buttheymustpayforthissorrow SoitwasthetimethatCartonachievedhispermission “ Itoldyouonce ， foryouIwoulddoanything 。 Iwill Hesaid 。Att

14、helastmoment ， heandCharlesexchanged Thattheyhadthesamefacehelpedthematthesecondtime WhenLucieandherfamilyleftwithoutknowingthetruth Carton ，insteadofCharles ， wenttobekilled 。Howcanweevaluatehisaction?Wecan'tsayanythingaboutitbecauseallwhathedidwasoutoflove。Ashesaidtotheyounggirlwhopaniedhimbef

15、oredied ， “ Ifwehavenofear ， wecanbecalmalltheway 。 ” Hewassocalmtogreetwhatwouldbeingsoon ， forshewouldgetherhappinessandhelovedherforever ?！?Itisafar ， farbetterthingthatIdo ， thanIhaveeverdone;itisafar，farbetterrestthatIgotothanIhaveeverknown 。 ” Withherfacerisingbeforehiseyes，hewenttoexecutiongr

16、oundcalmly 。Itis “ ATaleofTwoCities ”，alsoataleofSydneyCarton 。 雙城記英文讀書筆記 Thetaleoftwocitiesisahistoricalstory， oneofDickens 'longfictions。ThebackgroundtothenovelistherevolutionofFrance。Itportrayedabrutalandbloodystory，butitalsocontainedloveandfriendship 。Inthenovel，Dickenssarcasticallydescribed

17、atypicalcruelnobleman marquisofEvermonde 。 Whenhewasyoungheandhisbrotherstoleacountrywomanbyfo rceandkilledherfamily 。 What ' sworse heusedhispowertoimprisonDrManette akindandhonestmanwhoknewallthethingstheyhaddoneandw antedtodisclosetheircrimes Inordertohidetheircrimes MarquisofEvermondeandhisb

18、rotherthrewDoctorManettein toprisonfor18years 。 Duringthese18years DoctorManettelosthisfreedomandsufferagreatinspiritIfeltunthinkablethatMarquisofEvermondeandhisbro therkilledpeoplejustaseasilyastheykilledchickens Theydeprivedotherpeople sfreedomastheylikedandtheythoughtitwasnormalandunre markable T

19、heyhadneverrealizedthattheyhaddonesomethingwrongor somethingimproper Becausetheirnaturewascruelandevil ， likedemons Thereisanoldsayingwhichmeans:Peoplewhomittoomanycri meswillkillthemselves 。 Afterall thereisjusticeintheworld 。 Thedemonscan tberampantforever Becausetheworldwillnotforgivethem Theywil

20、lpaytheirlivesfortheircrimes 。 Let sseetheconsequenceoftheMarquis ， Helaytherelikeastonewithaknifepushedintohisheart Ithinkitwasjustwhatheoughttogainanditisarealexcitin gscene 。TheMarquis ' deathwasjustthebeginningofpeople sresistancetothenobleman Graduallymoreandmorepeoplejoinedintherevolution

21、Oneafteranothernoblemanweresentencedtodeathandtheir headswerecutdown 。 However someinnocentpeoplewereimplicatedintherevolution CharlesDarneywasoneofthemHewasthenephewofMarquisofE vermonde 。 Totheoppositeofhisuncle Darneywasakindandindependentyoungman 。Dickensspokehighlyofkindnessmercyandloveintheno

22、veltoo ThisistheotherthoneofthenovelwhenDoctorManettewasre leasedfromprison ItwashisdaughterLuciewhotookcareofhimandhelpedhimre turntonormal 。 Duringthistime DrmanetteandLucieknewCharlesDarneyandSydenyCarton thetwoyoungmanfellinlovewithLucieatthesametime Atlast ， LuciemarriedCharesDarneyDrManetteacceptedDarneyashisson-in-lawalthoughhekne wthatDarneywasthenephewofthemanwhothrewhimintopriso nfor18years 。 Thisisthelovebetweenfatheranddaughter 。 AndSydenyCarton ， theverygreatman ， lovedLuciedeeply 。 HepromisedLuciethathewoulddoeverythingforherhappine ss 。 Hedidittruely ， hesacrifice