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Emily of New Moon
章节(31)
- I: The House in the Hollow 0:00
- II: A Watch in the Night 15:56
- III: A Hop Out of Kin 40:25
- IV: A Family Conclave 1:08:46
- V: Diamond Cut Diamond 1:30:06
- VI: New Moon 1:46:33
- VII: The Book of Yesterday 2:09:15
- VIII: Trial by Fire 2:41:49
- IX: A Special Providence 3:06:40
- X: Growing Pains 3:36:45
- XI: Ilse 3:53:36
- XII: The Tansy Patch 4:11:44
- XIII: Daughter of Eve 4:44:00
- XIV: Fancy Fed 5:04:48
- XV: Various Tragedies 5:19:03
- XVI: Check for Miss Brownell 5:44:39
- XVII: Living Epistles 6:13:52
- XVIII: Father Cassidy 6:42:39
- XIX: Friends Again 7:20:59
- XX: By Aerial Post 7:29:40
- XXI: Romantic but Not Comfortable 7:53:30
- XXII: Wyther Grange 8:17:14
- XXIII: Deals with Ghosts 8:34:18
- XXIV: A Different Kind of Happiness 8:56:22
- XXV: “She Couldn’t Have Done It” 9:11:43
- XXVI: On the Bay Shore 9:25:07
- XXVII: The Vow of Emily 9:50:23
- XXVIII: A Weaver of Dreams 10:31:50
- XXIX: Sacrilege 10:58:25
- XXX: When the Curtain Lifted 11:22:07
- XXXI: Emily’s Great Moment 11:50:21
Emily of New Moon, like Anne of Green Gables, follows the life of an orphan, Emily Byrd Starr, who was raised by her relatives after her father’s death. Emily, with her vivid imagination, lives on a farm on Prince Edward Island called New Moon. There, she befriends the children Ilse, Teddy, and Perry, each possessing special talents. Emily faces challenges with her family, friends, and schoolwork, including Aunt Elizabeth’s disapproval of her writing and her schoolteacher’s stubborn injustice. All the while she learns what it means to grow up, while retaining her sense of imagination, creativity, and wonder at the world.