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1. “Further Adventures of Robinson Crusoe” Defoe in brief summary Peace is not for Robinson, he hardly hangs out in England for several years: thoughts about the island are haunted him day and night. His wife’s age and sensible speeches keep him for the time being. He even buys a farm, intends to engage in rural labor, to which he is so accustomed. The death […]...
2. Summary “Further Adventures of Robinson Crusoe” Peace is not for Robinson, he hardly hangs out in England for several years: thoughts about the island are haunted him day and night. His wife’s age and sensible speeches keep him for the time being. He even buys a farm, intends to engage in rural labor, to which he is so accustomed. The death […]...
3. Summary of “The Life and Amazing Adventures of Robinson Crusoe” Defoe Robinson is the third son in the family. He dreamed of sea voyages, and his parents did not want to listen. But all the same he sailed from Gulya to London on the ship of his friend’s father on September 1, 1651. But on the very first day there was a remorse caused by the […]...
4. Summary of “Robinson Crusoe” Defoe Robinson from childhood dreamed of sea voyages. He was the youngest child in the family, and he did not need rationality. The father, a man of sedate and measured, persuaded his son to change his mind and begin to lead an ordinary modest existence. But the exhortations of the father and mother do not help, […]...
5. “Life and amazing adventures of Robinson Crusoe” Defoe in brief summary The life and amazing adventures of Robinson Crusoe, a sailor from York, who lived twenty-eight years alone on an uninhabited island off the coast of America near the mouths of the Orinoco River, where he was thrown out by shipwreck, during which the whole crew of the ship except him died; with an account of […]...
6. Questions and answers to the novel “The Life and Amazing Adventures of Robinson Crusoe” What prompted D. Defoe to create the novel? The basis for the creation of the novel by D. Defoe was the essay of an English journalist. It described the actual incident with a sailor who spent four years on a desert island. Who is Robinson Crusoe and what motivated him to go on a trip? […]...
7. My favorite book is “Robinson Crusoe” by D. Defoe I started to read books early. Sometimes they took too much free time from me, but they also gave incomparably more. The surrounding world, the secrets of nature, I learn from books. Several times I re-read the wonderful pages of the novel by the English writer Daniel Defoe “Robinson Crusoe.” “The Adventures of Robinson Crusoe” […]...
8. Summary Life and the amazing adventures of Robinson Crusoe Daniel Defoe Life and the amazing adventures of Robinson Crusoe This novel is known to everyone. Even those who did not read it (which it is difficult to imagine) remember: a young sailor goes on a long voyage and, after a shipwreck, gets on an uninhabited island. He spends there about twenty-eight years. That, in […]...
9. Summary of “Robinson Crusoe” About the work Daniel Defoe’s novel “Robinson Crusoe” was first published in April 1719. The work gave rise to the development of the classic English novel, made the pseudo-documentary direction of artistic prose popular. The plot of “Adventures of Robinson Crusoe” is based on the real story of the boatswain Alexander Selkir, who lived on […]...
10. Biography Defoe Daniel (circa 1660, Criplegate, on 26.4.1731, Murfields), an English writer and publicist. He graduated from dissenter college. Participated in the uprising of the Duke of Montmouth against James II, sympathized with the coup d’état 1688-89 (the so-called “Glorious Revolution”). Literary activity began as the author of the “Experience of Projects” (1697), which implied economic and public […]...
11. Biography of Daniel Defoe Daniel Defoe is an English writer, publicist. Born Defoe in Criplegate in about 1660. Education in the biography of Daniel Defoe was received at the Newington Academy. Since then, Defoe has been fascinated by the study of foreign languages, and later improved his knowledge during trade trips to Europe. Biography of Daniel Defoe is also […]...
12. “The Tale of the Adventures of Arthur Gordon Pym” Po short in content His Narration Artur Gordon Pym begins with his acquaintance with Augustus, the son of Captain Barnard. With this young man he became friends in high school in the city of Nantucket. August already went with his father for whales to the South Pacific and told a friend a lot about sea adventures, kindling his desire […]...
13. Biography of Sugar Robinson Sugar Ray Robinson – American boxer, was born in the city of Detroit. The real name of Sugar Ray Robinson was Walker Smith. He began boxing after three years in high school in New York. Having won all the amateur battles he had won, having won the Golden Gloves award in featherweight, the athlete in […]...
14. Biography of Frank Robinson Frank Robinson is an American baseball player and manager, was born in Beaumont, Texas. In the biography of Frank Robinson, participation in the Major League began with the games for the Cincinnati Reds team. In 1956, Robinson was named the rookie of the National League year. In 1961, the athlete was named the most valuable […]...
15. Biography of Jackie Robinson Jackie Robinson is an American baseball player, the first African American participant in the modern major league. He was born in Cairo, Georgia. He grew up in Pasadena, California. There, the biography of Jackie Robinson was famous for his outstanding athletic performance in high school and college. During visits to the University of California, Los […]...
16. “Marianne’s Life, or The Adventures of the Countess de ***” Marivo in short summary Marianna, having withdrawn from the world, takes the pen on the advice of her friend. True, she is afraid that her mind is unsuitable for writing, and the syllable is not good enough, but believe me, she just flirts. The tragic event, which happened when Marianne was not more than two years, leaves an imprint […]...
17. A Tale of the Adventures of Arthur Gordon Pym Edgar Allan Poe The Tale of the Adventures of Arthur Gordon Pym His Narration Artur Gordon Pym begins with his acquaintance with Augustus, the son of Captain Barnard. With this young man he became friends in high school in the city of Nantucket. August already went with his father for whales to the South Pacific […]...
18. Summary “The Journey of the Hegumen Daniel” “Prayer”, like many other works of ancient Russian literature, is devoid of narrative about events. The whole text is the appeal of Daniel the Exile to the prince, asking him for mercy. The main thing that Daniel is supposed to rely on in life is his own mind. “I have scant clothes, but I have […]...
19. “The Prayer of Daniel the Exile” in a brief summary “Prayer”, like many other works of ancient Russian literature, is devoid of narrative about events. The whole text is the appeal of Daniel the Exile to the prince, asking him for mercy. The main thing that Daniel is supposed to rely on in life is his own mind. “I have scant clothes, but I have […]...
20. Summary of the Prayer of Daniel the Exile “Prayer”. Like many other works of ancient Russian literature, it is devoid of narrative about events. The whole text is the appeal of Daniel the Exile to the prince, asking him for mercy. The main thing that Daniel is supposed to rely on in life is his own mind. “I have scant clothes, but I […]...
21. “Roxana” Defoe in brief summary A happy courtesan, or a story of life and all the vicissitudes of Mademoiselle de Belo’s fate, later called the Countess de Vintelselsheim of Germany, she is a person known in the time of Charles II under the name of Lady Roxanne – Roman The heroine, so magnificently represented on the title, was actually called […]...
22. “Joys and sorrows of the famous Moll Flanders” Defoe in brief summary In everyday life this work Defoe is called briefly: “Moll Flanders”, and with the subtitle title is even longer: “who was twelve years old woman, five times married, twelve years old thief, eight years exiled in Virginia, but at the end of her life became rich.” Based on the fact that the story of her […]...
23. Summary of “Adventures of Huckleberry Finn” Twain The novel begins with a presentation of the hero and author to the readers. For those of you who have not read Tom Sawyer’s Adventure, the author, and in this capacity Huck himself, provides an opportunity to learn about what the protagonists are, as well as a summary of their adventures described in the previous […]...
24. Summary of “Business Adventures” Four parts of the novel, four fantastic travels described by Jonathan Swift. “The Adventures of Gulliver” is a utopian work, the author of which wanted to portray modern England to him and using satire to ridicule those or other human qualities. The protagonist constantly sails from the existing port cities, and gets into exotic countries […]...
25. Summary “The Adventures of Baron Munchausen” Raspe A small old man with a big nose sits by the fireplace and talks about his incredible adventures, convincing listeners that these stories are the truth. Being in winter in Russia, the baron fell asleep right in the open field, tying his horse to a small column. Waking up, M. saw that he was in […]...
26. Summary The Adventures of Baron Munchausen R. E. Raspe The Adventures of Baron Munchausen A small old man with a big nose sits by the fireplace and talks about his incredible adventures, convincing listeners that these stories are the truth. Being in winter in Russia, the baron fell asleep right in the open field, tying his horse to a small column. […]...
27. “Its Circle” by Petrushevskaya in a short summary A friendly company for many years gathered on Fridays at Marisha and Serge. The master of the house, Serge, talent and general pride, computed the principle of the flight of flying saucers, he was invited to a special institute as a head of department, but he preferred the freedom of an ordinary junior researcher at […]...
28. If I were left alone on a desert island Like Robinson Crusoe, I love the sea, but I rarely see it. We live in a city far from the places where ships sail to distant lands, where gulls scream and smell of fish and seaweed. But I often imagine that, like Robinson Crusoe, I was on an uninhabited island… When I came to, the […]...
29. “Adventures of Baron Munchausen” Raspe in brief summary A little old man with a big nose sits by the fireplace and talks about his incredible adventures, convincing listeners that the stories are the truth. Being in winter in Russia, the Baron fell asleep right in the open field, tying his horse to a small column. Waking up, M. saw that he was in […]...
30. Summary The story of the adventures of Joseph Andrews and his friend Abraham Adams Henry Fielding The story of the adventures of Joseph Andrews and his friend Abraham Adams Starting with a narrative about the adventures of his hero, the author discusses two types of depiction of reality. “Historians,” or “topographers,” are satisfied that they are engaged in “cheating from nature.” The author considers himself to be a “biographer” […]...
31. “Song of Hiawatha” Longfellow in short summary In the introduction, the author remembers the musician Navadagu, who once sang a song about Hiawatha in ancient times: “Of his wondrous birth, / About his great life: / How fasted and prayed / How did Hiawatha work, / That his people were happy / he went to the good and the truth. “ The […]...
32. Summary of Telemac’s Adventures F. Fenelon Adventures of Telemac The teacher of the heir to the throne of the Duke of Burgundy, the grandson of King Louis XIV, Fenelon wrote for his young pupil the philosophical utopian novel “The Adventures of Telemachus” about how a real sovereign should be and how to govern the people and the state. The […]...
33. “Return to Brideshead” in a short summary During the Second World War, while in England and commanding a company that did not take part in hostilities, Captain Charles Ryder received orders from the commanders to transport his subordinates to a new place. Arriving at the place of destination, the captain discovers that he was at the Brideshead estate, with which his whole […]...
34. “The story of the adventures of Joseph Andrews and his friend Abraham Adams” Fielding in brief Coming to a narration about the adventures of his hero, the author discusses two types of depiction of reality. “Historians,” or “topographers,” are satisfied that they are engaged in “cheating from nature.” The author considers himself to be a “biographer” and his task is to describe “not people, but mores, not an individual, but a […]...
35. “The House of the Seven Gables” is Hawthorne in short summary In the warning, the author writes that all his characters are fictitious and he would like his work to be read as “a fantastic story, where clouds reflected over the Essex district, but not even the span of his land is imprinted.” In one of the towns of New England, on the street, which everyone […]...
36. “Peter the Great” by Tolstoy in short summary By the end of the XVII century. After the death of Emperor Fyodor Alekseevich, a struggle for power begins in Russia. Rebellion streltsy, instigated by the princess Sophia and her lover, ambitious prince Vasily Golitsyn. There were two tsars in Moscow-the youngest Ivan Alekseevich and Pyotr Alekseyevich, and above them the ruler of Sophia. “Everything […]...
37. “Sign of the Four” by Doyle in short summary Events of the “Sign of Four” are unfolding in London in 1888. During the forced idleness associated with the lack of orders, the famous detective-consultant Sherlock Holmes, living on Baker Street in house 221-6, together with his friend Dr. Watson, his deductive method, which he uses to solve crimes. Sherlock Holmes is convinced that by […]...
38. Summary The life of Marianne, or The Adventures of the Countess de *** Pierre de Marivo Life of Marianne, or The Adventures of the Countess de Marianne, departing from the world, on the advice of a friend takes up her pen. True, she is afraid that her mind is unsuitable for writing, and the syllable is not good enough, but believe me, she just flirts. The tragic event, […]...
39. Shakespeare’s Macbeth in short summary Location – England and Scotland. The time of action is the 11th century. The tragedy begins with a conversation between the three witches, who are discussing when they come together again – decide to get together “as soon as the battle ends with the victory of the side of one.” In a military camp near […]...
40. “The Adventures of Telemachus” by Fenelon in brief The educator of the heir to the throne of the Duke of Burgundy, the grandson of King Louis XIV, Fenelon wrote for his young pupil the philosophical utopian novel “The Adventures of Telemachus” about how a real sovereign should be and how to govern the people and the state. The novel takes place in ancient […]...