双城记
A Tale of Two Cities
Charles Dickens · 初版 1859 年
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为什么值得读
- 伏笔巧妙且寓意深刻耐人寻味
- 历经百余年依然极具讨论价值
- 比作者其他作品更易被中学生接受
A Tale of Two Cities 是 Charles Dickens 于 1859 年出版的历史小说，背景设定在法国大革命前夕及期间的伦敦和巴黎。小说讲述了法国医生 Manette 的故事：他在巴黎巴士底狱被囚禁了 18 年，获释后前往伦敦与从未谋面的女儿 Lucie 生活。故事以导致法国大革命和雅各宾恐怖统治（Reign of Terror）的社会状况为背景。在《冒险小说百科全书》的序言中，评论家 Don D'Ammassa 认为这是一部冒险小说，因为主人公们始终处于
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我不明白为什么电影就非得比书“逊色一等”、算不上“经典”。《双城记》出版于 1859 年，至今仍是经典——那《卡萨布兰卡》问世这么多年后，为什么就不能是经典呢？
I don't see why movies should be any less "classic" than books. A Tale of Two Cities was published in 1859 and is still a classic - why not Casablanca many years after its creation?
《双城记》，查尔斯·狄更斯写的虚构小说
A Tale of Two Cities, fiction by Charles Dickens
显然每个人都不一样，但（除了莎士比亚之外）我在高中读过最喜欢的两本书是《麦田里的守望者》和《双城记》。我得说明一下，因为太喜欢《双城记》了，后来我又去读了《大卫·科波菲尔》和《雾都孤儿》，结果两本我都不喜欢。我对狄更斯其他作品的“远大前程”算是彻底破灭了……
Obviously everyone is different, but (aside from Shakespeare) the two books I read in HS that I most liked were Cather in the Rye and A Tale of Two Cities. I should note that after liking A Tale of Two Cities so much, I tried David Copperfield and Oliver Twist and found neither to my liking. I had my great expectations of Dickens' other work rather crushed…
查尔斯·狄更斯的《双城记》。我自己私下没读过，而是在初二的语文课上从头到尾精读的。当时课堂上就狄更斯作品背后的伏笔和深意展开了大量讨论……
A Tale Of Two Cities by Charles Dickens. I didn't read it on my own personally, rather, it was read in my eighth grade class from beginning to end. Lots of discussion was had about the foreshadowing and meaning behind Dickens'…
如果你能啃得下老派英语小说的话：查尔斯·狄更斯的《双城记》
If you can stomach older English novels: A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens
……前一百多页都不怎么喜欢。我坚持读下去，主要是因为我刻意给书留出发展的时间，再决定它是否适合我。我最喜欢的例子是《A Tale of Two Cities》。直到第三部第 12 章我才真正喜欢上它。从那以后，就一帆风顺了。现在它是我读过的最喜欢的故事之一，我还经常想起它，尤其是那个……
…didn’t particularly enjoy for the first hundred pages or more. I stuck with them mostly because I deliberately give books time to develop before deciding whether they’re for me. My favorite example is A Tale of Two Cities. I didn’t enjoy it all that much until Book Three, Chapter 12. From there, it was smooth sailing. It’s now one of my favorite stories I’ve ever read, and I still think about it often, especially that…