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Master He’s Overbearing Love
"I'll marry you." At the party where her boyfriend mocked her, he took her hand.At that moment, he slipped into the deepest recesses of her heart.Half a month after his marriage, however, his "glamour" with the actress hit the headlines. She flew into a rage, and he beamed.Half a year after their marriage, Little San came to their door with a big belly. She had an extraordinary skill, so he happily watched from the sidelines ...A year after his marriage, his ex-wife suddenly came back from abroad to fight him.He had strayed unscrupulously among the flowers, treating her as air."You were just married on a whim, and now I'm tired of it." In front of his lover, he smiled elegantly. The spring wind was warm, but cold and ruthless.Having trampled on her dignity, she became the greatest joke in the world.Where does love belong when it is full of love and ends up with a drop of cinnabar tears? When her figure faded away from his gaze, at that moment, he knew that this was not the end he wanted!
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Delphi Complete Works of William Congreve (Illustrated)
A giant of eighteenth century literature, William Congreve was an English playwright and poet of the Restoration period. His poetry demonstrates a learned understanding of the classics, raw satirical power and an ironic scrutiny of the affectations of his age. Congreve’s famous plays are celebrated for their witty dialogue and their seminal influence on the comedy of manners style. The Delphi Poets Series offers readers the works of literature's finest poets, with superior formatting. This volume presents Congreve’s complete works, with related illustrations and the usual Delphi bonus material. (Version 1) * Beautifully illustrated with images relating to Congreve's life and works * Conc...
Modality, Aspect and Negation in Persian
This monograph presents a morpho-syntactic investigation on modality, aspect, and negation by concentrating on Persian, and is designed to contribute to theoretical linguistics and the study of Iranian languages. The analysis is based on the Minimalist program. This research challenges the idea that the syntactic structure maps on the semantic interpretation or vice versa. The discussion presented in this monograph shows that the syntactic structure of Persian modals is uniform no matter if the modals are interpreted as having root or epistemic readings. Although it is claimed that modals are raising constructions in different languages, modals in Persian, which does not have subject-raising constructions, show a different syntactic behavior. Furthermore, the structural analysis of the interaction of Persian modals and negation shows that because of the scope interaction of negation and modals, the syntactic structure of modals with respect to negation mostly corresponds to the semantic interpretation of modals.
Almost Dead
Macey's life has been turned upside down. Her mother has left, her father is absent and her two best friends (her brother Seth and his girlfriend Willow) are MIA. On top of that Macey is being visited by ghosts who need her help to 'move on'. But as wild as all that sounds, it's all under Macey's control until a rakish, good-looking spirit called Nick turns up ... in her bedroom! Nick's a spirit with spirit who insists he's not dead, he's astral travelling and has a message for Macey: someone is out to get her. Macey's biting wit has got her in trouble before, so she's not surprised but when the threatening notes start turning up, she's seriously shaken. Does someone want her dead? It's all rather disturbing but she's finding it hard to focus on who could mean her harm with the annoyingly handsome surf god Finn turning up at the most inopportune times and a father with a rather large surprise of his own. Is it a case of bad timing? Or are these things somehow connected? And if they are, what on earth should she wear when she's solving the mystery?
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