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很好

还没看都要好榀评

首先,它的设计非常时尚,外观简约大方,给人一种高级感。 其次,它的功能非常强大,能够满足我日常生活的各种需求。比如,它配备了高性能的处理器和大容量的内存,运行速度非常快,不会出现卡顿的情况。此外,它还拥有高清的屏幕和清晰的音响,让我可以享受到更好的视听体验。最重要的是,它的电池续航能力非常强,可以持续使用很长时间,不需要频繁充电。总之,这款产品性能出色,质量可靠,是我使用过的最好的一款产品之一。我会向我的朋友们推荐它。

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should add more books

Really good app

Nuoting Jiang

非常好的一款读书APP，是英语学习的好帮手。

终于读到原本了 居然还是免费的 实在太棒了！ Romantics love the sublime. The sublime is the awe-inspiring emotion one feels when standing at the precipice of the Grand Canyon, witnessing the massive power of the rushing Niagara Falls, or listening to the booming thunder and ear splitting crackling during a massive lightning storm. Charlotte Bronte is just such a romantic, and she gives us examples of nature throughout her best-selling novel, Jane Eyre. Jane is taken in by distant relatives when she is orphaned, and she struggles through life trying to find purpose, love, and belonging. The outdoors is one of the few places where Jane feels at ease, and she seems to see the hand of Providence in what Nature reveals to her. Bronte’s use of the sublime settings in Jane Eyre reveals Jane’s connection with the God of Nature, and foreshadows Providential events. "Night was come, and her planets were risen: a safe, still night; too serene for the companionship of fear. We know that God is everywhere; but certainly we feel his presence most when His works are on the grandest scale spread before us; and it is the unclouded night-sky, where His worlds wheel their silent course, that we read clearest His infinitude, His omnipotence, His omnipresence...I felt the might and strength of God." In this descriptive setting, Bronte makes a strong and clear connection between Jane and the God of nature. Although she is alone at night, far from a home and companions, without family, she feels “safe” and “serene,” knowing that God is everywhere, and is watching over her. If God, who made everything that she can see, ensures that the planets stay on course, surely she can trust that God will see her safely to her end destination. Throughout the story, Bronte’s use of setting in Jane Eyre reveals Jane’s connection to Nature, and in the God who created it. Not only does Bronte use setting to reveal Jane’s connection to Nature, but she also uses setting to foreshadow events directed by the hand of Providence. One example of how the setting gives foreshadowing is just after Mr. Rochester confesses his love for Jane. Suddenly, there is a furious storm, used to indicate a “stormy” relationship ahead, although Jane is not worried. “But what had befallen the night?…loud as the wind blew, near and deep as the thunder crashed, fierce and frequent as the lightning gleamed, cataract-like as the rain fell during a storm of two hours’ duration, I experienced no fear, and little awe." Immediately afte

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