【正文】 d coincidently: they should not submit the money easily but monopolize it easily. He immediately returned to ask for the letter and met Cox who could not stand the temptation by chance. They were so familiar with each other that their ideas chimed in easily. So they were hurried to stop John and detain the letter. Unfortunately, John had sent it out just now. They were too late to repent. They exasperated and flew to a rage, only to reprimand john who did not know the truth. From this, the novel was pushed to the first climax. The letter had been sent out and would be well known by people the next morning, which made the readers full of curiosity about what would happen tomorrow. Language Style Language features of AustenIn Jane Austen39。s novels, her language was clean, beautiful, delicate, which displayed the writer39。s rich feelings. In the section of the first encounter of Elizabeth and Darcy in the dance ball, the author successfully pushed the two characters into our vision with exquisite technique, personalized language and movements. At the same time a lot of words used to describe the magnificent party and various people39。s performance showed Austin’s unpromising attention to artistic skills. In the section of Elizabeth’s taking care of Jane at Netherfield leading to Miss Bingley’ hatred, with delicate strokes, the author penetrated into young men and women’s emotional world. By describing a variety of accidental incidents, the author vividly portrayed jealousy of Bingley, coolness of Elizabeth and solicitousness of Darcy. All these scenes clearly presented their relationships before our eyes. Elizabeth and Darcy’s quarrels in Collins’s family were the most exciting section of the book, and also a turning point in the development of their feelings. Their refined language, the outbreak of emotions and the environmental foil were so harmonious, natural, and worthy of appreciation. Austin, who was also particularly good at mining the inner world of women, used circumbendibus and beautiful euphemism to explore the heroine Elizabeth’s psychological journey of selfdiscovery from love to marriage. In the section of Elizabeth’s selfreproach after knowing the truth of Lydia’s marriage, Austin demonstrated Elizabeth’s psychological activities with delicate strokes. Her actions, language and inner monologues were appropriate to display her regretful feelings. From these we found the author39。s description of human nature was very lifelike. The ups and downs plot arrangements, the humorous diction and sophisticated ideas achieved a very high artistic effect, thus fully demonstrated the writing talent of Austen. Language features of Mark TwainBased on the humor of western people, refining the civil oral language, Mark Twain created realist language with a strong flavor of life. The language in his short stories was plain, subtle, witty, and exaggerated, which formed his unique, humorous and ironic style. In The Man that Corrupted Hadleyburg, Mark Twain39。s Language was easy on the surface, but serious in meaning. The words were simple on the surface but they have implication in meaning. Bitter irony was hinted in meaningful language. The unexpected arrival of a big money was in everyone’s mind. The author depicted the 19 prominent citizens’ faces changing three times with wit and subtle language, which just liked Peking Opera’s faces in China in order to reveal their vanity and selfishness. The first time: As the stranger’s letter was published in a newspaper, the Hadleyburg’s good reputation speeded overnight and people there were all placent,” all faces bore a look of peaceful, holy happiness.”(Xian Yijing，2001) (Implication: the dirty and restless soul under the sanctimonious appearance). The second time: A few days later, “everybody became so moody, thoughtful, and absentminded.”(Xian Yijing，2001)(Implication: they cannot be pletely indifferent to the sack of gold.)” He could rob the meanest man in town of a cent of the bottom of his breeches pocket and not disturb his revelry.” (Xian Yijing，2001) (Implication: every penny’s importance to these people in daily life.) The reason why they got depressed was that everyone was unable to resist the temptation and started to think hard about the maxim that could bring them enormous wealth. The third time: three weeks later, the 19 prominent citizens all received the stranger’s letter telling them the maxim. “He noticed that the faces of the nineteen chief citizens and their wives bore that expression of peaceful and holy happiness again.” (Xian Yijing，2001)(Implication: these people’s hypocrisy and greedy). They were sure this money would belong to them. The author let a onlooker jack Halliday to conjecture the reasons of their happiness, maybe, “her cat has had kittens.”(Xian Yijing，2001)(Implication: they idling away their time, being occupied with nothing), maybe “ some neighbor of Billson’s had broken his leg”(Xian Yijing，2001)(Implication: these people’s narrowmindedness), maybe “he was a motherinlaw short”(Xian Yijing，2001)(Implication: these people39。s selfishness and unfilial)。 or maybe “Pinkertonhe was collected ten cents that he thought he was going to lose”(Xian Yijing，2001) (Implication: their haggling over every ounce, stingy and selfish nature.)At the beginning of the novel, after the stranger left the sack of gold at Richards and went away, Mrs. Richards knelt down beside the sack, touched it greedily and fancied this sack of gold belonging to their own. But she understood her husband well “But it was not my Edward。 no, it was not he that gave a stranger twenty dollars. It is a pity, too。 I see it now...”(Xian Yijing，2001) (Implication: they understood that people should do good deeds, more good things, because those who do good will receive good rewards and sow the wind will reap the whirlwind.) All those subtle and sharp language above made those selfish souls more vividly and exposed their mean spiritual world.5. Conclusion