三十九级阶梯读后感（英文版）5篇
第一篇：三十九级阶梯 读后感(英文版)
Impressions of Book of The Thirty-nine Steps As we all know, the Thirty-nine Steps is the most famous novel of John Buchan, and typical suspen novel in the literary history.What's more, it's one of 100 typical suspen novels chon by the Institute of American Reasoning Writers, ranking 22 in the list.Also, it's in the list of 1000 must-read novels before death chon by The Guardian.Actually, John Buchan is one of Hitchcock's most favourite writers.On the first looking into the Thirty-nine Steps, he said,“I reckon it could be turned into a great film from the first time I read John Buchan's the Thirty-nine Steps.” However, I'm merely familiar with its book title.At the first sight, I'm curious about what “the Thirty-nine Steps” means, where it is and where it goes.It's a very interesting title.The words first appear in Chapter 4, “'(Thirty-nine steps)' was the phra;and at its last time of u it ran—'(Thirty-nine steps, I counted them—high tide 10：)'.” According to my calculation, “the thirty-nine steps” appear 9 times in total.Most part come o
ai的读音ut in Chapter 9, which focus on how the hero, Richard Hannay figured out the code “the thirty-nine steps”.Obviously, it's a clue, which Scudder left to his fellows to find out the cret place of Black Stone where they hung out, where they were going to leave Britain, though he kept the name to himlf.Therefore how to find out the code is of great importance to achieve the final success.Speak of the hero, Richard Hannay is the one who wants to adventure and has a head for things like chess and puzzles.In fact, he did a bit at it himlf once as intelligence officer at Delagoa Bay during the Boer War.He is a mining engineer back to London from South Africa.But I have been wondering why the writer didn't tell his job until Hannay met Sir Harry.Apparently, Hannay was so fed up with the life in London before Scudder came to him, and he was just about to ttled to clear out and get back to the African grasslands.So when Scudder came up to him for help, he didn't refu immediately.At first, Hannay was more interested in his own adventures than in his high politics.After Scudder was killed, he turned into a quick-witted man to carry on Scudder's work.Hannay began showing his insight from the moment.At that night, Hannay arrived home and found Scudder stuck to the floor by a long
knife.He felt very sick and was succeeded by a fit of the horrors.Under such a condition, he could calm down and eventually think things out in the next a few hours.At this point, it's easy to show his intellect and capacity of handling with tough situations in this difficult trap.He kept his head and arranged his schedule in the next three weeks.It proves that Hannay is a very strong person in mind and hardly shaken in belief.In order to get rid of tho two ts of people would be looking for him—Black Stone, Scudder's enemies to put him out of existence, and the police, who would want him for Scudder's murder, he should keep hiding before he could venture to approach the powers that be.As a result, he pretended as a milkman, a Scotsman, a Colonial and free trader, a roadman and a man called Ainslie(maybe a thief).Although his get-ups are not perfect, he has a wonderful way to make it.That is a saying that an old scout in Rhodesia once told him that the cret of playing a part was to think yourlf into it.He said,“If you are playing a part, ou should never keep it up unless you could manage to convince yourlf that you were it.” It haunted Hannay from time to time and really helped him a lot.When he acted as a roadman, he shut off all other thoughts and switched them onto the roadmending wit
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h this saying in mind.And his get-up was good enough for the dreaded Surveyor and the Black Stone.Another scene is when Hannay kept watch on the hou called Trafalgar Lodge at the head of the thirty-nine steps and his owner of cour.It gave a strong point to convince himlf with his judgement.Though Mr.Buchan describes Hannay as a quick-minded, intelligent and kind-hearted man who is eager to take risks, he doesn't embody him to be such a perfect man.Actually, Hannay also made some mistakes but they were turned out to be good things.For example, in Chapter 3 he did play tricks on tho two ts of people successfully but he changed the plan to steal the car of the Black Stone.As a result, the big green car became the safest clue to him whether he left it and took to his feet or not.As he tried to get to the leafy cover of the valley in order not to on a bare road he was at the airplane's mercy, he ran slap into the hedge preventing a crash with a coming car.Thus he met Sir Harry, a local Liberal Candidate, who gave Hannay a hand when in a mess.Furthermore, Sir Harry introduced Hannay to his godfather, Sir Walter Bullivant, the Permanent Secretary at the Foreign Office, after Hannay took him into his confidence.Conquently, Hannay could get in touch with
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百什么孝为先the Government people before the conspiracy happened.It's no doubt that Hannay made a wrong decision on the run.However, it ems that goddess was always on his side.Probably becau all people believe in that the evil will not triumph over the virtuous.Of cour, Hannay could not be able to succeed in accomplishing his work without the help of tho kind-hearted people—a couple of a herd's cottage, an innkeeper, Sir Harry and the roadman Alexander Turnbull.For the sake of being far ahead of any pursuit, Hannay kept going for some hours since he had tasted food when he came to the herd's cottage, t in a corner beside a waterfall.The couple welcomed him for a night's lodging and offered a large meal but refud any payment.As for Sir Harry, I have just mentioned it above.Hannay ran into the innkeeper on a bridge of the plateau and pitched him a lovely story which completely fitted in with this adventure of literary innkeeper's appetite.Hence the innkeeper provided Hannay with anything he could.With his help, Hannay had enough time to do his arch for the code in Scudder's notebook and eventually found out that the whole story was in the notes,which was not the same as what Scudder told him.Meanwhile Hannay moved with tho two ts of people throug
h the innkeeper.I think the innkeeper absolutely played a key role in the story.He earned some time for Hannay to rest and got his ideas into shape.It laid a good foundation for the battle of wits and courage with the Black Stone.On his way to the shepherds after saying goodbye to Sir Harry, Hannay found the roadman in a tiny bit of road, beside a heap of stones.Hannay made believe that he was the roadman to take on his job for a bit instead of Turnbull.In this way, Hannay got rid of the Black Stone.However, Hannay exchanged his coat and collar with Turnbull's, including the most important thing—Scudder's notebook.Unluckily, Hannay was subject to the boss of the Black Stone—an old man “could blink his eyes like a hawk”.With great difficulties, Hannay escaped from the enemy's headquarters.And when Hannay came back to Turnbull, he was in for a bit of Malaria and could not frame a coherent answer.Actually, Turnbull could neglect Hannay and occupy his things, even take him to the police.But he didn't.To my surpri, he carefully took care of Hannay and never bothered him with a question.And he never even sought his name and gave back all Hannay's stuff.More surprisingly, he grew positively rude and shy and red when Hannay presd him to accept five pounds for his lodging.“He was a true friend in need, that old roadman.” It's how Hannay thinks of the
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roadman Alexander Turnbull.Although the people all did Hannay a favor when he was in a mess, it's my belief that he liked and trusted Turnbull most.In his opinion, the couple is kind;the innkeeper is young, but he was the man for Hannay's money;Sir Harry is a good fellow, and Hannay is frank in turn as well;as for the roadman, “There never was a more independent being.” Another indispensable character is the boss of Black Stone—an old man with a young voice and eyes that blinked like a hawk.As a matter of fact, throughout the story he went only out twice.“His face was round and shiny, like Mr.Pickwick's, big glass were stuck on the end of his no, and the top of his head was as bright and bare as a glass bottle.” His debut is so remarkable as a bald archeologist and there is something about the eye of him, so keen and knowledgeable, that Hannay could not find a word, just simply staring at him and stuttering when he faced with the old man.Even like Scudder, such a sharp, restless and brave person, who was mortally anxious about winning through with his job but didn't care a rush for his life, “he described very particularly somebody that he never referred to without shiver” when he put Hannay wi about the conspiracy.On the point, I pick out that the old man is the one big brain in t
he whole story, and he could not hardly correctly size up a man.Apart from his wits and insights, he is quite good at disguis as well.Perhaps his get-ups are better than any other.The cond time he came onto the story was as an old gentleman named Appleton—a retired stockbroker, owing the hou called Trafalgar Lodge at the head of the thirty-nine steps.When Hannay kept a lookout over the hou, he wasn't feeling very confident.“The man might be the bald archeologist of that horrible highland farm, or he might not.He was exactly the kind of satisfied old bird you will find in every suburb and every holiday place.If you wanted a type of the perfectly harmless person you would probably pitch on that.” “I rubbed my eyes and asked mylf if I was not the most foolish man on earth.Mystery and darkness had hung about the men who hunted me over the Scotch highlands in airplane and motorcar, and especially about that damned old man.” “They all went into the hou, and left me feeling a precious idiot.I had been barking up the wrong tree this time.The men might be acting;but if they were, where was their audience? 4
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