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“The Jungle Book” is the best-known literary work by the classic of the English literature Rudyard Kip-ling (1865—1936) in which the author vividly depicted the animal kingdom and the natural world, as well as the customs of the people who live side by side with this world and actively interact ...
The proposed collection comprises the best-known works by Washington Irving (1783—1859), the founder of the American short-story prose. Being over head and ears in love with the legends about the first settlers on the shores of the Hudson, the writer takes their plots as a basis for his stories. Still, ...
Among the cases which Sherlock Holmes investigates in this collection are not only those ones in which the peccable nature of the criminals and human weak points are being revealed ("Silver Blaze", "The Cardboard Box", "The Stockbroker's Clerk", "The Gloria Scotf), but also the cases in which the solutions of ...
"The Merchant of Venice" is among the most famous comedies of the brilliant English poet and playwright William Shakespeare (1564—1616). Two plotlines interweave within — a story of a romantic courtship and a conflict on the verge of tragedy, driven by lust for vengeance. Through the lighthearted form of comedy, ...
Edgar Allan Poe (1809—1849) was an outstanding American writer, poet, literary critic and editor, the representative of romanticism. Known, first and foremost, as the author of tales of mystery and the macabre, he is also considered an inventor of the detective fiction genre, and some of his novelle contain the ...
Едгар Аллан По (1809—1849) — видатний американський письменник-романтик, відомий насамперед як автор загадкових і "страшних" оповідань та один із засновників детективного жанру. Психологічний аналіз і вміння передавати глибинну правду через фантасмагорію вдало поєднуються в його творчому стилі, якому властиві стислість і яскравість образів та стрункість композиції. До того ж, Едгар ...
The stories by F. Scott Fitzgerald (1896—1940) which are included into the collection are filled with adventures and romanticism. They display the integrated picture of the American society's life in the Jazz Age which reveled in prosperity, squandered money and cherished the ambitious hopes. The writer's heroes scoop from the ...