I want the full text of Stars.

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The Stars was a novel by Somerset Maugham, first published in 1919. The novel tells the story of the protagonist, Philip Marlowe, in the first person, depicting his lonely and fulfilling childhood in the English countryside. The following is the full text of the novel: The protagonist of the novel, Philip Marlowe, was born into a poor family and spent a lonely and fulfilling childhood in the English countryside. His childhood was full of suffering, but he gained rich perceptual experience and deep spiritual perception through close contact with the natural environment. In the novel, Philip Marlowe established a special relationship with the natural environment. He loved the village deeply and thought it was the most important place in his life. He longed to leave the countryside and go to the city to find a broader space for development, but he knew that the hustle and bustle of the city was incompatible with the loneliness and loneliness in his heart. In the novel, Philip Marlowe experienced a series of growth processes, including the determination of his identity and the shaping of his character. He gradually realized his true nature and true interests, and he also understood what was the most important thing in life. Through the story of Philip Marlowe, the novel depicted a rural world full of vitality and mystery, as well as the lifestyle of the people living in this world. It also showed the complexity and variety of human nature, as well as the difficulties and challenges that a person encountered in the process of growing up. The Stars is a poetic and philosophical novel. Through the experience of the protagonist, Philip Marlowe, it shows the readers a world full of vitality and mystery, and also express a deep thought about life and humanity.

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The full text of 'Summer Stars in Summer' was as follows: Summer, summer stars, stars Starlight flickered in the sky. Summer night is cool and refreshing The stars were like a dream. The moon hung high in the sky Reflected in the clear glow of the summer night. The waves gently beat against the shore Listening to the sound of the waves, it was like music. summer nights The stars twinkled like diamonds. People around the stars Talking about all kinds of topics They shared each other's stories and experiences. Summer, summer stars, stars On this beautiful night. We met and knew each other They spent a wonderful time together. The stars are still shining The summer night was still cool. The stars are like dreams It will forever remain in our hearts.

The Stars: Spring Water was a classic of modern Chinese literature in France. The novel narrates the protagonist Charlotte and her family's living experience in new Zealand from a first-person perspective, depicting the little details and emotional changes in their lives. The main plot of the novel takes place after Charlotte and her boyfriend Tom meet and fall in love. They spend a happy and romantic time together in the forests of new Zealand, picking fruits and observing animals. But Charlotte's family and friends also began to take an interest in her, and she felt confused and troubled by her identity. The novel is full of deep thoughts about life and concerns about human nature. Through the description of the life and emotions of Charlotte and her family, it shows the complexity and variety of human nature. At the same time, it also probes into the problems of family, friendship, love and other interpersonal relationships. The ending of the novel expressed Ba Jin's deep insight into human nature and his beautiful expectations for the future, giving people enlightenment and enlightenment.

The full text of Bing Xin's Stars is as follows: an array of stars maybe I'm not Spring Flowers Leaves in summer Autumn maple leaves Snowflakes in winter But I wish you were The stars of summer In the evening sky Shining with a soft light Greeting me softly Accompany me through every night Stars, you are eternal You're safe in the dark I can feel it in your light Love and longing for life So please forever The earth shines on me Stars, you are my friend I will never forget you Thank you, stars Because of you, I have A truly beautiful night

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