8-18号更新的精选台版电子书-次次更新 时时跟进：(新制作在前面 )
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4_51_137.zip "118,177" 海异.zip
4_51_138.zip "18,891" 害羞.zip
4_51_139.zip "157,487" 何厚铧家族传.zip
4_51_140.zip "258,492" 核危机秘闻录.zip
4_51_70.zip "37,855" 大话西游.zip
4_51_71.zip "1,176,909" 大剑师.zip
4_51_72.zip "527,543" 大漠英雄.zip
4_51_73.zip "5,235" 大人格与小人格.zip
4_51_74.zip "251,607" 大人物.zip
4_51_85.zip "136,871" 当男人遇上女人.zip
4_51_86.zip "5,818" 刀疤.zip
4_51_87.zip "117,686" 稻草人手记.zip
4_51_88.zip "28,416" 地藏菩萨本愿经.zip
4_51_89.zip "297,608" 地底奇人.zip
4_51_110.zip "51,251" 风中的承诺.zip
4_51_111.zip "104,512" 凤凰劫.zip
4_51_112.zip "356,201" 福特家族.zip
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让人无法拒绝的8句表白2021-06-30
让人无法拒绝的8句表白让人无法拒绝的8句表白1、我养你啊还记得周星驰和张柏芝的《喜剧之王》，周星驰的一句"我养你啊"，让张柏芝在车里面哭成泪人。
这不是一句粗俗的话，而是一句最为细腻的情话。
2、只要你要，只要我有同样是给你五块钱，一个是他仅有五块钱，一个是他有一百块钱，两者的不一样在于他是否愿意将他所拥有的全都给你。
3、我们能够一齐过光棍节，但你不能和比我先过情人节那个你爱的人去过情人节，重要的是他身边的人不是你？这是不是很心酸呢？4、我带你去吃好吃的吧他愿意带你去吃各种美食，其实就意味着他愿意理解你会变胖的事实，最好把你养的胖胖的，那么你就只能属于他一个人了。
5、把烟戒掉是为了多陪你几年香烟令人上瘾。
烟都能为你戒掉，还有什么做不到的呢？6、请问去你心里的路要怎样走感情之路漫漫，了解一个人也并非是一件容易的事情，如果真的有心追他，不如从一点点的了解开始。
7、爱不爱我？我只要一个字的回答还有这么玩的？直接规定答案？能说出这样话的男人必定是信心满满，否则获得的回答可能不是"爱"而是"滚"！8、你的男人，只能是我。
你爱我这样的大事，哪里是你一句话就能够随便拒绝的？拒不拒绝是你的事，放不放弃是我的事，我们还是互不干预的好。
更多表白参考：1、你的年纪也不小了，干脆娶了我吧。
2、如果全世界都背叛你，那我会站在你身后背叛全世界。
3、我的人生不期望有任何的错过，也不想错过你。
4、如果青蛙没有变成王子，如果公主没有醒来，如果美人鱼没有走上陆地，我还会相信感情吗？相信！因为有你在我身边。
5、我爱你，要让日月照美满。
爱你，爱你永不变。
6、没有什么能比你的笑容更甜了，每一天都能在你的笑容中甜甜的睡去，在睡梦中和你手拉手一齐缠绵，在醒来的第一刻映入的是你的笑容。
7、你的笑容就像花开那样灿烂，我一刻也不会忘记你那笑容。
8、你的名字写满在我心里就让我永远爱你吧！9、人生如果能有轮回，我愿意生生世世和你在一齐，陪伴你到天荒地老。
港澳台小说必读书单推荐[精美打印版本]
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黄国峻后浪
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九重葛与美少年
李渝
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气球人
陈浩基
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夏日踟躇古典与现代之间的渡引者李渝短篇小说精选集
李渝
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盲目地注视
黄国峻后浪
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滨线女儿
王聪威
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童伟格小说集王考无伤时代西北雨
童伟格后浪
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防风林的外边
黄启泰后浪
2020-10-01九州出版社
金丝猿的故事中国现代主义文学重镇李渝长篇力作
李渝后浪
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飞毡
西西著
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西西著
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其后
赖香吟后浪
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西北雨
童伟格后浪
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猴子罗汉池袁哲生中篇小说合辑
袁哲生后浪
2018-09-01四川人民出版社
电子书制作必备教程
电子书制作必备教程第一章准备随着电子出版物的飞速发展，电子出版物网络化已成为现实。
电子出版物是指以数字代码方式将图、文、声、像等信息存储在磁、光、电介质上，通过计算机或类似设备使用，并可复制发行的大众传播体。
类型有：电子图书、电子期刊、电子报纸和软件读物等。
随着网络的发展，狭义的电子出版物以被人们认为是指完全在网络环境下编辑、出版、传播的书刊报纸等出版物。
电子图书是电子出版物中最常见的文献形式，其主要载体为磁盘和CD-ROM光盘。
电子图书通常有阅读器（计算机）和书卡（光盘或磁盘）两部分组成，阅读器不仅可逐页读出书卡内容，而且可以快速检索书中的大量信息。
Internet将为电子图书带来美好前景。
我希望通过本文向大家展示当前世界上比较流行的电子读物(图书)的一些相关情况，并于本文后面以一个软件的详细使用过程来手把手教您制作一本完整的电子读物(图书)。
电子读物及电子图书存在的格式有很多种，下面我们简单的介绍一下当前比较流行和比较常见的几种电子读物文件格式：1．CHM文件格式CHM文件格式是微软1998年推出的基于HTML文件特性的帮助文件系统，以替代早先的WinHelp帮助系统，在Windows98中把CHM类型文件称作"已编译的HTML帮助文件"。
被IE浏览器支持的JavaScript、VBScript、ActiveX、JavaApplet、Flash、常见图形文件（GIF、JPEG、PNG）、音频视频文件（MIDI、WAV、AVI）等等，CHM同样支持，并可以通过URL与Internet联系在一起。
这种格式的电子读物的缺点是：要求读者的操作系统必须是Windows98或NT及以上版本，另外，还要求读者的操作系统安装有MicrosoftInternetExplorer3.0或以上版本。
如果读者的操作系统还是Window95，那么就需要安装一个被称作CHM文件阅读升级包的程序hhupd.exe，大小约700KB。
《是,大臣：一位内阁大臣日记》(Yes,Minister)校对版
章节总目1、开放性政治2、正式访问3、节约运动4、老大哥5、凶兆6、了解情况的权利7、施舍给喽罗的闲缺8、有同情心的社会9、死亡名单10、授勋11、油腻腻的木杆 12、你认识的恶魔13、生活的质量14、忠诚的问题15、机会均等16、挑战17、道德标准18、滚钉板19、酒徒教士20、中产阶级的剥削行为21、家丑不可外扬《是，大臣》校订版说明由于手打版是依照扫描版P D F手工录入的，工程巨大难免会出现一些输入错误和疏漏。
我想反正我还没看过原著，不如趁着这个机会，对照扫描版校订一下手打版，也好给其他读者留下一些方便。
现在全书终于校订完毕，本版主要校订的内容有：1、纠正所有被我发现了的错字；2、补上少量遗漏的内容；3、仔细辨认影印版后的更正部分模糊内容；4、依照原版对全书进行规格化排版。
经过这次校订，我认为已经消除了99%的错误，但肯定还存在一定的疏漏，例如一些我没能发现的盲点，还有扫描版中一部分实在辨认不出的字句（这部分我只能猜测或留白）。
不过不管怎样，校订工作终于结束了，还请广大同好朋友们检验。
今天是端午节，祝大家节日快乐！校订人：T B L C（老王）2009年5月28日（端午节）编者的说明由于我们把几百万字的日记缩短成了篇幅较短的一本书，从而有必要就删节的方法和指导原则作一些说明。
詹姆斯哈克是从他进入内阁之日起就记下这些日记的。
他向磁带录音机口述日记，有时每天这样做，更经常的是于周末在自己选区的家中进行的。
他原来只打算做些记录来帮助记忆，但他不久就明白，一本描述一位内阁大臣日常斗争的日记会具有其内在的趣味性。
在他成为专职政治家之前，哈克曾经是一位工艺专科学校的讲师，后来又成为《改革》杂志的编辑。
当日记首次以文字写下时，由于原来口述的话语就像他在讲课一样，是随口说的，所以几乎无法阅读。
再者，他对事情的叙述，无论是就此书的本身范围而言或者是与外边情况的客观对比，都存在一些出入。
由于哈克是新闻记者，他并不特别擅长报道事实。
好书推荐：2024年必读的畅销书单
好书推荐：2024年必读的畅销书单1. 引言1.1 概述:In today's fast-paced and technology-driven world, reading books has become more important than ever. Despite the rise of digital media, books still hold a special place in our hearts and minds. They have the power to transport us to different worlds, broaden our perspectives, and ignite our imaginations.As we approach the year 2024, it is essential to explore the upcoming literary landscape and discover the must-read bestsellers of that time. This long-form article aims to provide a comprehensive book list for 2024, containing both fiction and non-fiction recommendations. Additionally, we will delve into the impact these books have on readers' insights and emotions.1.2 文章结构:To ensure a smooth flow of information, this article will be divided into several sections. First, we will present the recommended book list for 2024, categorizing them into novels and other genres. Then, we will discuss readers' impressions and how these books influence their thoughts and emotions.Furthermore, an analysis of popular themes within this list will be provided. We will explore science-fiction works that depict futuristic scenarios or technological advancements. Additionally, historical biographies that shed light on influential figures from various periods will be examined.Moreover, another critical category represented in the book list includes self-help books focusing on mental health and personal growth. The exploration of each theme aims to provide readers with a deeper understanding of current literary trends prevalent in society.Lastly, this article emphasizes the importance of reading in personal development and expanding one's mindset. It highlights how cultivating a reading habit contributes to enhancing cognitive abilities and promoting meaningful social interactions.1.3 目的:The purpose of this article is threefold:Firstly, it seeks to provide readers with a curated booklist for 2024 that includes both fiction and non-fiction works from diverse genres.Secondly, it aims to explore the impact these books have on readers' perceptions and emotions. By sharing readers' impressions, potential readers can gain a preview of the experiences and insights they may acquire from reading these books.Lastly, this article emphasizes the significance of reading in personal growth, cognitive development, and interpersonal relationships. It encourages individuals to diversify their reading habits, expand their knowledge and empathy, and embrace the benefits that reading brings.By comprehensively addressing these aspects, we hope to motivate readers to engage in literature actively and make informed choices regarding their future reading endeavors.Please kindly note that the original formatting has been adjusted forplain text format.2. 2024年必读的畅销书单在这一部分，我们将推荐一些在2024年大受欢迎并广泛阅读的图书。
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典范英语8-18 Scrapman and the Incredible Flying Machine原文+翻译
8-18 Scrapman and the Incredible Flying MachineWritten by Carolyn Bear and illustrated by John Prater Chapter1Scrapman was a mechanical man. He lived with Winston who owned a scrap-yard. Scrapman was made out of odds and ends that Winston had saved from old broken machines.His brain was made from a personal organizers that someone had thrown away going wrong..It still went wrong,but now Scrapman went wrong with it.‘Od ear,’said Scrapman.Winston was working late.So late, that he was having his supper heated over a gas ring in the shed. Scrapman was opening a tin of baked beans for him. At least he thought it was a tin of baked beans.‘V olly od beans,’said Scrapman.‘I can’t eat that,’said Winston,in a tired kind of voice.’Can’t you read what it says on the label?’Scrapman hung his head.He wasn’t very good at reading.He could read his name and a few really easy words but he couldn’t read what it said on the cat food tin.Scrapcat was watching from under the workbench.He didn’t eat cat food either because he was a mechanical cat and he worked on batteries,not cat food. Scrapman went and sat in the corner.He felt very sad .He wished he could read like Emma.Emma was his special friend.She was teaching him to talk like a human being.She had a picture book with wonderful stories in it about robots.These were mechanical men like him but they could do amazing things.They could drive rockets and walk on the moon an save people from fires and floods and earthquakes. Scrapman loved looking at the pictures, but he had to wait until Emma came round to find out what the stories were about.Scrapcat saw that Scrapman was sad,so he went and sat beside him.Winston opened a proper tin of beans and he put the tin of cat food in looking, Scrapman took it out.He’d bought it as a treat for Patch.Patch was Emma’s cat.He liked to come and play with Scrapcat while Emma was at school.He’d climb in through the window when Winston and Scrapman were busy.Then he’d show Scrapcat how to do useful cat things,like chas ing pieces of strig and hiding things under the workbench. Now,you may be wondering why Winston and Scrapman were so busy.They were working round the clock on Winston’s incredible invention.It was a wonderful flying machine that didn’t need petrol to ma ke it fly.It was almost finished.Just a few more nuts and bots to fix and it would be ready for a test flight.But where had those last few nuts and bolts gone?Chapter2At last,the day came for the first test flight.Winston had cleared a runway through the scrap-yard.The runway led out into a field,and beyond that there was another field,so there was plenty of room to take off.That morning,Winston took off one of his socks and hung it on a pole to test the wind direction.It was an east wind,steady and strong,just right for testing a plane.Emma arrived early with Patch.She’d brought a special picnic and a big bottle of fizzy lemonade to celebrate after the flight.She found Winston and Scrapman busy underneath the machine,making some last-minute checks.Scrapcat was running in and out through his scrapflap giving up-to-the-minute reports on the weather.By ten o’clock in the morning,Winston said that everything was ready.It was going to be cold up there in the sky,so he put on a thick jacket with a woolly lining over his overalls.And he wrote his special goggles to protect his eyes from the wind.‘Open the doors,’he said proudly to Scrapman.’Stand well back,’he said to Emma and Patch.And then,very carefully,Winston and Scrapman pushed the flying machine out into the open.A small crowd had gathered outside.People had heard about the flying machine.They had come to share in the excitement of seeing it take off for the first time.Winston held up a hand for silence.’Welcome,’he said.Then h e said something about this being a ‘historic occasion’ and everyone clapped and some people cheered.One little boy waved the sock on the pole like a flag.Winston climbed up into the flying machine and Scrapman started to climb up behind him.‘Stop.’sai d Winston.’You can’t come with me,Scrapman.You’re too big.The machine could never get off the ground with you in it.’’Winston tested the flaps and jiggled the joystick and looked in his mirrors to check that everything was working properly.Then he pulled down his goggles and turned up his collar.He waved proudly to the crowd.‘Chocks away.’he called out,and Emma and Scrapman pulled out the bricks from under the wheels.Winston started to pedal.The flying machine began to move forward.He pedalled faster and faster and the machine picked up speed. Everyone in the crowd held their breath as the flying machine shot down the runway.It got faster and faster.Winston was pedaling like mad and going red in the face.The machine reached the first field.It w as going very fast indeed,but it didn’t take off.It reached the second field going faster still and it got to the very end of that…But it still didn’t take off.‘Od ear,’said Scrapman.One hour later,Winston was ready to try again.‘I need your he lp, Scrapman,’he sai.He took off his warm woolly lined jacket and handed it to Scrapman. Scrapman looked hopeful. Maybe this time he would have a chance to go up in the incredible flying machine. But no such luck.Winston took off his boots,and his other sock and even his watch.He wanted to make the flying machine lighter.‘Scrapman,this time I want you to get behind and push,’he said.’The machine has to go much faster before it can get off the ground.’Scrapman handed Winston’s warm woolly jacket,the s ock and the watch to Emma and got his shoulder behind the machine. ‘Chocks away.’shouted Winston again.The machine got under way much faster this time.Scrapman was pushing as hard as he could.His legs were going so fast you could hardly see them.The crowd got excited and started clapping.The little boy waved the sock on the pole.The people cheered as the machine sped across the first field.And the next field.It was going so fast,it left Scrapman behind.By the time they had pedaled the machine back to the scrap-yard the crowd had given up and gone home. Scrapman and Winston pushed it back into the shed.One of the wheels had come loose.Winston said the machine probably needed a good oiling before it could fly.Winston seemed depressed.Emma l aid out the picnic on a cloth,but although they were very good sandwiches and nice fizzy lemonade,it wasn’t the celebration they’d been looking forward to.Then Scrapman remembered the tin of fppd he’d saved as a treat for Patch.And although everyone els e was depressed,Patch was happy.Winston spent the afternoon in the shed mending the wheel of the incredibl flying machine and oiling every joint.He had aworried look on his face and he said he didn’t want any help.He didn’t whistle while he was working,which was a bad sign. Scrapman and Emma sat on the grass feeling bored. After a while,Scrapman asked Emma if she would read him a story from her big picture book.‘Scrapman,you should try to learn to read.Than you could read the book for yourself,’sai d Emma.Scrapman didn’t feel like learning to read.He wanted to help Winston.More than anything,he wanted to fly up in the sky in the incredible flying machine.He felt cross.What was the point in reading about robots doing all these incredible things,when he wasn’t allowed to do anything?‘Look,Scrapman,’said Emma,pointing to a word on the page.’R.o.b.o.t.What does that spell?’‘I dun no,’said Scrapman crossly.‘Robot,’said Emma.’You see.It;s easy.’But it wasn’t easy for Scrapman.‘C.a.t,’said Emma,trying something easier.Scrapcat sat up and pricked up his ears and nudged Scrapman.“Cat?”asked Scrapman,“Very good.’said Emma,’Now how a b out d,o,g,?’‘I dun no.’said Scrapman.’You read the story,M,R,’‘Scrapman.you’re not even trying.’said Emma,,’I’m not going to read to you if you won’t try,’And she got up and cleared up the picnic,Then she picked up Patch and went home,Chapter 3That night,Winston finished work on the flying machine.He wiped h is hands on an oily rag and said with a sigh;’Scrapman,my old lad,it may never take off from the ground.But it’s a fine machine all the same.’And went off home for a good night’s sleep.Scrapman didn’t sleep.He sat turning the pages of the pages of the picture book and looking at the pictures.How he would love to have adventures and do brave things like the robots in the stories.He traced a finger along the words that Emma had been reading to him.‘R.o.b.o.b,’he spelt out. ‘Robot!’Maybe it wasn’t s o difficult after all.He sat trying to puzzle out the words of his favourite story Emma had read it to him over again so he almost knew it by heart.He couldn’t read all of the words but he could read enough to remember the story.He fell asleep with his head on the open page of the book.The next morning,Scrapman woke up and wondered where he was.Then he looked at book and remembered that he could read.He felt so proud of himself.Nothing was too difficult for him now.He felt as if he could do anything.He stood up and stretched and looked around the shed.The incredible flying machine was standing in the early morning light.The sun was shining on its fresh new paint.That’s when Scrapman had an idea.He would give Winston the biggest surprise of his life.H e wasn’t too big and heavy and clumsy to fly.He could do incredible things like the robots in the book.He would prove it.He would show the world.So Scrapman woke up Scrapcat and the two of them set to work.Very quietly,they opened the doors of the shed and pushed the incredible flying machine out into the yard.It was a fine morning.The bir ds were singing on the telegraph wires.Winston’s sock was stretched out in the breeze,showingthat the wind was set in just the right direction.‘O volly good,’said Scrapman and he went back into the shed.He put on Winston’s warm woolly jacket and went back to the flying machine.Scrapcat had already jumped up into the back seat and was waiting expectantly.‘Get down,Scrapcat,’said Scrapman. ‘Cats don’t fly.’And he mad e scrapcat jump down and wait on the ground. Scrapman tried to remember everything that Winston had done.He jiggled the flaps and wobbled the joystick.He checked in his mirrors.Then he learned out and gave Scrapcat a rather grand wave.‘Chocks away!’ he shou ted and Scrapcat pushed the bricks away from under the wheels.Scrapman started pedalling.The flying machine shot off down the runway.Scrapcat belted after it and with one giant leap he jumped in behind Scrapman.Scrapman didn’t notice.He was pedalling as hard as he could.The machine went faster and faster.Scrapman’s legs were going round like pistons,which wasn’t surprising b ecause they were pistons.They were going so fast that you couldn’t even see them.They were just a blur.And then ,as they got to t he first field, the flying machine started to lift very gently off the ground.Scrapman was so surprised that he stopped pedalling and the machine bumped down on the ground again.So Scrapman pedalled hard once more and sure enough,the machine started to lift off into the air.It lifted just high enough to clear the hedge at the end of the second field.Incredible as it seemed-they were in the air!But it wasn’t so incredible really because although Scrapman didn’t have a very good brain,he was very very str ong.he was ten times as strong as an ordinary man,which meant,unlike Winston, Scrapman could pedal fast enough to get the flying machine off the ground.The cows in the meadow stopped munching class when they saw the strange flying machine zooming over them and started moo-ing.The sheep ran in a little frightened woolly bunch to the far end of their field,baaa-ing to each other.The crows left the telegraph wires and flew in a noisy flock around the machine.‘Hip-hop-haroo,’shouted Scrapman. And Scrapcat pok ed his head out of the back seat and went:’Honk,honk.’Which made Scrapman jump so hard he swerved the plane so that it turned in a great circle and flew back across the scrap-yard.Chapter4Winston woke up to a strange noise. It sound as if a zoo had been let loose in the fields behind the scrap-yard .He went out in his pyjamas to see what the matter was.That’s when the incredible flying machine zoomed overhead.Winston rubbed his eyes, he scratched his head, his mouth fell open. He couldn’t believe what he was seeing.There was the incredible flying machine. And it was up in the air. And-no-yes-that was Scrapman flying it.‘Come down,Scrapman!’shouted W inston and he waved his arms. But Scrapman couldn’t hear hi m.He just pedalled harder and the flying machine went faster.Emma was cleaning her teeth in the bathroom when the incredible flying machine went past her window. She couldn’t believe her eyes. Surely that couldn’t be Scrapman flying it? She dropped her toothbrush and ran out into the garden.‘Come down,Scrapman !’she shouted.And patch,who had seen Scrapcat in the back seat,would hi mself around her legs and miaowed loudly—cats don’t fly.Scrapman felt very proud when he saw Emma waving at him and pedalled faster still. And the flying machine rose higher. So Emma ran down the lane to Winston’s scrap-yard and Patch ran along behind her.When she got there,she found a worried crowd of people gathered round Winston.‘What are going to do?’ asked Emma.‘I don’t know,’said Winston.That’s when the police arrived. The chief policeman took his notebook out of his pocket and said,’You’ll have to get him down. We can’t have flying machines buzzing around the sky.It’s not safe.’‘But how?’ said Winston.’He’s too high up to hear me.’Thar’s when someone thought of calling the fire-engine.When the firemen came they stretched their ladder to its full length and Winston climbed up to the top.Next time Scrapman came round, Winston waved his arms and shouted, ‘Come down,Scrapman!’Scrapman heard hin this time.‘Od ear,’he said.You see,he knew how to get the flying machine up. But didn’t know how to get it down.Chapter 5Scrapman stared to panic,so he pedalled even faster.Now he was going so fast he was afarid he would hit something. He made wider and wider circles round the church and then he headed out into the open country.‘We must follow him,’said the chief policeman and he got back into his car.Winston and Emma and Patch jumped into Winston’s van and f ollowed the police car.The firemen got into the fire-engine and followed the van,and most of the people who had gathered to see what was going on,followed them.The police car went first with its blue light flashing and its siren blaring and the procession of cars followed. Off they went through the winding country lanes.They had to go very fast indeed to keep up with the flying machine.Od ear’od ear,’said Scrapman when he saw the police car and the fire-engine and all the cars chasing after him. He pedalled even faster.The flying machine led the procession miles out into the country and then it led them all the way back again.Emma looked out of the van window.‘Poor Scrapman,’she said. ‘he looks scared.I don’t think he knows how to come down.’‘But it’s simple,’said Winston.’He only has to slow down and the ma chine will come down.All he needs is a big open field to land in.’They were just driving up to Emma’s school playing field,There was a mowing machine in it and it had just started noisil y to mow the grass.‘Stop!’ shouted Emma.She ‘d had an idea.Winston screeched to a halt and Emma ran over to the man on the big noisy mowing machine.Winston didn’t know what was going on.He could see Scrapman up in the sky.The flying machine was coming closer and closer.He could see Emma waving her arms.Scrapman didn’t down immediately.He had to circle the field three times before the flying machine was low enough and slow enough to land.Everyone held their breath as it came to earth with a bump and a jolt-and then skidded to a halt.Emma ran across and out her arms around Scrapman, which was difficult because she only came up to his knees Scrapcat jumped out and Patch came over and licked his face in a friendly kind of way.Winston stood with his hands on his hips.Scrapman hung his head and waited to hear what Winston was going to say.Scrapman thought Winston was going to be very angry indeed.‘Well ,well,well,’said Winston.’I didn’t think the flying machine could ever get off the ground.’‘I dun no how it ever got down,’ said Scrapman.Then Winston slapped him on the back.’Well done,my old lad.So who taught you to read?’he asked.‘M.R.,’said Scrapman.‘In that case,’ said Winston,’I think Emma should be the very first person to go up with you in the flying machine.Just once,mind.Very carefully,round the church and back again.So Scrapman and Scrapcat and Patch and Emma climbed into the flying machine and Scrapman flew them in a perfect circle round the village.8-18 Scrapman and the Incredible Flying Machine废铁人与神奇飞行器第一章废铁人是一个机械人，他和Winston 一起居住，他拥有一个废弃物品场。
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版本 收藏《陈先行讲古籍版本鉴定》陈先行 著上海科学技术文献出版社2023.2/120.00元版本 收藏在手，之前其他的版本目录几乎都不再也无需翻检了。
可惜受历史条件限制，它不特著录有缺憾，在版本鉴定方面也不可避免地存在不足，其中也包括前人悬而未决的问题。
多年前，我曾提出应该组织人力对《中国古籍善本书目》进行修订，使之与时俱进，以保持官修目录的科学性、严肃性与权威性。
有朋友私下对我说，若没有前辈鉴定版本的高水平，不修订也罢，修订了可能反而错误更多。
不得不承认，这种担忧并非多余，可以说是当今某些客观存在现象的反映。
但事物总有两面，四十多年前《中国古籍善本书目》编纂工作启动时，不也有包括本人在内的一拨初学者参与其中吗？当今有志于版本学之道的年轻人其才智优于向时吾等不啻倍蓰，一旦开展修订《中国古籍善本书目》工作，他们定会脱颖而出，成为新时代的版本鉴定专家。
因此我坚持认为，步趋《中国古籍善本书目》，利用今天的优越条件，对版本进行更为准确的鉴定与著录，是当前乃至今后相当长一个时期内编制古籍目录之要务，也是谋求版本学发展的重要途径。
有长者为干我们这一行的打气壮胆，说“只要把版本这门学问当作一门真正的学问，是并不低下于史学、古典文学之类的学问的”。
什么才算“真正的学问”，人们的认识可能并不相同，至少有一点我心里很清楚，海内外不曾见识的版本浩如烟海，现有的一些认知只是相对的、有局限的，真要弄通这“书皮之学”，自如地把握版本鉴定，谈何容易。
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我认为，版本学是一门揭示一种书不同版本的面目、性质与诸版本相互关系的学问。
鉴定版本是版本学的主要功能，也是版本学与校勘学、目录学之间最本质区别的标志（校勘学的主要任务是发现与纠正书籍文字的讹误，力求文本的完整性；目录学的主要任务是解决如何对图书进行分类及目录组织问题，两者皆不承担鉴定版本的任务）。
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.........................地址管理 ............................. 第23章MARC参数.............类型 .................................字段设置 .............................索引定义 .............................统一字段 .............................模版 .................................索引重建 .............................第24章流通业务参数..........读者流通类型 .........................文献流通类型 .........................借阅规则 .............................流通规则 ............................. 专项阅览参数 ......................... 专项外借参数 ......................... 流通延期设置 ......................... 办证费用管理 ......................... 条码结构参数 .........................前言图书馆集群管理系统Interlib的出现为什幺需要区域图书馆群的联合服务阅读对象本手册包括的内容本手册阅读指导相关参考手册本书约定更多信息图书馆集群管理系统Interlib的出现传统的图书馆管理方式下，区域内各图书馆作为一个独立存在的实体，数字化文献资源信息无法做到共享，达到为全区域服务的目的，各自的独立发展将使自己成为今后数字化信息时代的一座孤岛。
台湾最新的经典绘本200书单
台湾最新的经典绘本200书单~~这是台湾最新的经典绘本200书单。
整理出来大家参考。
可以顺便算算看哪几本经典是你特别推荐的..或者..哪几本没看过特别想看的..【爱与陪伴˙经典绘本100】深耕阅读计划拟定书单的工作。
从最初选入的六、七百本绘本，一本一本淘汰筛选到200本的数量，这期间几经「天人交战」，好不容易才拍板定案。
在这份书单里，1988年之前出版的经典绘本，占了70%的比重，而1988年后出版、预估将会成为「未来经典」的绘本，则占30%。
那么，到底选择的标准是什么呢？相信大家一定有诸多疑问，在这里也为各位作简单的说明。
因为经典，所以值得收藏。
何谓经典？经典，必然历经了时代的淘洗，但是，并不是老掉牙的书就算经典，经典是有严苛要求的。
1‧经典必须是成就人类的作品。
不论是形式或内容，经典都能对人类社会产生提携的作用。
2‧经典作品的特质既是独特的、却也是普遍的。
经典具有不从俗的独特风格，内容符合普遍性的标准，能够引发不同时空的读者共鸣；正因为经典符合普世的价值、普遍的真理，才能不因时代改变而被淘汰。
3‧经典必然是长寿的。
长寿的定义，见人见智。
但是，再好的书，还是必须经过时间的历练。
20岁以上的书，堪称是世世代代传颂下来的。
4‧经典可为后世典范，可以与下一代产生联结。
所谓「传承」，即是将每个时代最好的「结晶」，留存下来，并延续至往后的历史中。
除了内容必须符合经典的定义之外，另外还有以下四个评选准则：第一，「出版的年代」。
我们以出版达20年以上的绘本，为第一优先考量。
至于这20年间出版的绘本，有一些已具「经典架式」的，我们亦率先列出，好让大家得以看到不同时代的好书。
第二，「翻译」。
一个好的绘本翻译，要尽量作好原汁原味的呈现，并应具备「听」的要素，以精练的口语传达。
若是随意更动原作的文字内容、或是译文粗糙，而使作品走调失色者，那么即使在国外已是重量级的绘本，也不会被选入这次的书单之内。
第三，「适合共读」。
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1. 《台湾文学选》：这是一本集合了台湾各个时期文学作品的选集，其中包括了许多具有台湾岛屿文化特色的作品，如《大员漂流记》、《鹿港乘夜船来的人》等。
2. 《台湾民间故事集》：这本书收录了许多台湾民间故事，这些故事反映了台湾的历史、文化、风土人情等方面，是了解台湾岛屿文化的重要窗口。
3. 《台湾的女儿》：这是一部以台湾女性为主题的文学作品，通过讲述台湾女性的生活、情感和奋斗，展现了台湾岛屿文化中的女性形象和价值观。
4. 《台北人》：这是一部描写台湾社会现实的文学作品，通过对台北人的生活、情感和人际关系的描写，反映了台湾岛屿文化中的都市生活和人文精神。
5. 《台湾新诗选》：这本书收录了台湾现代诗人的作品，这些作品不仅具有艺术价值，也反映了台湾岛屿文化中的现代性和多元性。
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