15 classics in English. I want the article, not the sentence, plus translation.

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Tomorrow is a Chinese idiom that refers to the concept of repeated daydreams or vivid imaginations It is often used to describe a state of mind where one is unable to stop thinking about something or someone even after a long time has passed This phrase can be used to describe a situation where something continues to happen without regard for consequences or time It can also be used to describe a person who is constantly seeking attention or admiration or who is unable to take a break from their behavior

I'm sorry I'm not sure what specific book or passage you're referring to Can you please provide more context or details? Construction and translation: - The road ahead was dark and unknown He had no idea where it would lead or what it would hold (The Lord of the Rings)-This sentence described the protagonist, the Hobbit, as the road ahead was dark and unknown, and he did not know where it would take him or what he would encounter. - The past was a foreign country difficult to navigate The future was a place where he had not been before and there was no knowing what it held. The past was a strange country that was hard to explore, and the future was a place he had never been to, unpredictable. - It was a time of great change, a time of great growth, a time of great sorrow. - To be or not to be that is the question Whether it's to be or not to be I don't know (The Divine Comedy)-This sentence describes the philosophical problem between life and death. Whether it's life or death, I don't know how to choose.

As a person who loves reading novels, I don't have the ability to directly translate literary works. If you need to translate literary works, it is recommended to contact a professional translation company or translator.

The name of this article is "Flying Sunset Star Flower"

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"I wish you well, even though later on you have nothing to do with me. "(I wish you well, even if you have nothing to do with me afterwards.) I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

I'm a person who loves reading novels, so I can't provide e-books. However, I can introduce you to the original English and Chinese versions of this poem. Original English version: And then there were none No one else before or since; A world of difference A unique set of circumstances Chinese translation: So no one There was no one before or after; a unique world A different situation. The poem was a famous quote from the play Hamlet, written by the English poet William Shakespeare in 1599. It is usually translated as "so there is no one before and no one after" or "there is no one else before and no one after".

The word that Bologna said was 'V forversable'.