经典唯美句子的书(永恒经典唯美句子)

1.
"The
Great
Gatsby":
Life
is
an
unbroken
succession
of
false
situations.
【F.
Scott
Fitzgerald】

2.
"Wuthering
Heights":
He's
more
myself
than
I
am.
Whatever
our
souls
are
made
of,
his
and
mine
are
the
same.
【Emily
Bronte】

3.
"Pride
and
Prejudice":
What
is
right
to
be
done
cannot
be
done
too
soon.
【Jane
Austen】

4.
"A
Tale
of
Two
Cities":
It
was
the
best
of
times,
it
was
the
worst
of
times.
【Charles
Dickens】

5.
"Jane
Eyre":
I
would
always
rather
be
happy
than
dignified.
【Charlotte
Bronte】

6.
"Sense
and
Sensibility":
I
wish,
as
well
as
everybody
else,
to
be
perfectly
happy;
but,
like
everybody
else,
it
must
be
in
my
own
way.
【Jane
Austen】

7.
"The
Picture
of
Dorian
Gray":
There
is
no
such
thing
as
a
moral
or
an
immoral
book.
Books
are
well
written,
or
badly
written.
【Oscar
Wilde】

8.
"Little
Women":
I
am
not
afraid
of
storms,
for
I
am
learning
how
to
sail
my
ship.
【Louisa
May
Alcott】

9.
"Madame
Bovary":
Be
happy;
that's
what
books
are
for;
no
more,
no
less.
【Gustave
Flaubert】

10.
"The
Catcher
in
the
Rye":
Don't
ever
tell
anybody
anything.
If
you
do,
you
start
missing
everybody.
【J. D.
Salinger】

11.
"The
Wind
in
the
Willows":
Spring
was
moving
in
the
air
above
and
in
the
earth
below
and
around
him,
penetrating
even
his
dark
and
lowly
little
house
with
its
spirit
of
divine
discontent
and
longing.
【Kenneth
Grahame】

1
2.
"David
Copperfield":
The
most
important
thing
in
life
is
to
stop
saying
'I
wish'
and
start
saying
'I
will'.
Consider
nothing
impossible,
then
treat
possibilities
as
probabilities.
【Charles
Dickens】

1
3.
"To
Kill
a
Mockingbird":
You
never
really
understand
a
person
until
you
consider
things
from
his
point
of
view. . .
Until
you
climb
inside
of
his
skin
and
walk
around
in
it.
【Harper
Lee】

1
4.
"The
Grapes
of
Wrath":
Man,
unlike
any
other
thing
organic
or
inorganic
in
the
universe,
grows
beyond
his
work,
walks
up
the
stairs
of
his
concepts,
and
emerges
ahead
of
his
accomplishments.
【John
Steinbeck】

1
5.
"A
Room
with
a
View":
We
cast
a
shadow
on
something
wherever
we
stand,
and
it
is
no
good
moving
from
place
to
place
to
save
things;
because
the
shadow
always
follows.
【E. M.
Forster】

1
6.
"The
Scarlet
Letter":
Love,
whether
newly
born
or
aroused
from
a
deathlike
slumber,
must
always
create
sunshine,
filling
the
heart
so
full
of
radiance
that
it
overflows
upon
the
outward
world.
【Nathaniel
Hawthorne】

1
7.
"Brave
New
World":
Facts
do
not
cease
to
exist
because
they
are
ignored.
【Aldous
Huxley】

1
8.
"The
Old
Man
and
the
Sea":
But
man
is
not
made
for
defeat. . .
A
man
can
be
destroyed
but
not
defeated.
【Ernest
Hemingway】

1
9.
"The
Sun
Also
Rises":
Isn't
it
pretty
to
think
so?
【Ernest
Hemingway】

20.
"The
Great
Expectations":
Happiness
is
a
gift
that
must
be
earned.
【Charles
Dickens】