The Secret

Гілберт Кіт Честертон (1874—1936) – англійський християнський мислитель, журналіст і письменник кінця ХІХ – початку ХХ століття. Він написав близько 80 книжок, серед яких кілька сотень віршів, 200 оповідань, 4000 есеїв, п’єси та романи, але найбільшої слави зажив як автор циклу детективних новел, головним персонажем яких є патер Браун. Основний

В книге представлены рассказы о захватывающих детективных приключениях отца Брауна из сборников «Тайна отца Брауна» и «Скандальное происшествие с отцом Брауном», написанные классиком английской литературы, одним из самых заметных писателей конца XIX – начала XX вв. Г. К. Честертоном (неадаптированное издание). Все произведения даны на языке оригинала. Знакомство с оригиналами

A Chinese Taoist nun Lin Bao from a monastery located in the picturesque Wudang Mountains, who was a famous Chinese scholar in worldly life, possesses phenomenal knowledge of history and medicine, a master of sexual kung fu, turned out to be immortal, known in history as “Tea Elder”. She announced

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