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Pchuang Posted 19 years ago
Vocabulary

your favorite English proses

0 I am collecting English proses to increase vocabulary and idioms. I find proses at length of a couple of thousand words are most helpful in terms of easy management.02br
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00do you have your favorite English prose that you can recommend to me.02br
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00here are a few of my favorite:02br
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00Sunday Before the War02br
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00The Lowest Animal02br
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00Rural Life in England02br
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00better still, they are available over the internet.0-
  

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0 Pchuang, are you only looking for essays or non-fiction, or short stories as well?0-
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essays and non-fiction. mainly.

but short stories are ok. just they are more demanding. generally speaking.
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essays and non-fiction. mainly.

but short stories are ok. just they are more demanding. generally speaking.

the lack of response on this post says much about the English learning method these days. most people learn the language only want quick results, or to pass exams. there is little appreciation of the language and culture and history associated with it, which is sad indeed.
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Too hasty, Pchuang. Give people time to think!

Of Gardens by Francis Bacon is one of my favourites.

Dr Johnson and His Times by Thomas Babington Macaulay

They by Rudyard Kipling (short story)
The Last Leaf by O. Henry (short story)

I'm sure, given a litte time, other people will give their choices too.
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thanks for your help.
you have given me hope. thanks.
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The 'I have a dream' speech by Martin Luther King.
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yes, that is my favorite too.though i find the words are rather flowery, so to speak.i was wondering at one time if those audience on that day fully understood the speech as they were listening to it.

great speech indeed. makes me cry every time.
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See this site:

http://www.literaturepost.com

it has many classical works, e.g.:

Anne of Green Gables, by Lucy Maud Montgomery
http://www.literaturepost.com/book/737.html

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