Learning English is not only about mastering grammar and vocabulary but more importantly about using it naturally in real-life situations. However, textbook sentences are often too formal and differ greatly from expressions used in everyday life. To speak authentic and natural English, one needs exposure to dialogues in real contexts. Here, we have carefully selected commonly used English expressions covering socializing, work, travel, and other scenarios to help you break free from "textbook English" and learn the phrases native speakers actually use. Below is the content from this issue's "Episode 46 of Issue 5: Eulalia, a Song." Keep accumulating knowledge and make your English closer to life!

You layly, a song. I dwell alone in a world of moan, and my soul was a stagnant tide, till the fair and gentle you layly became my blushing bride, till the yellow-haired young you layly became my smiling bride.

Ah, less, less bright the stars of the night than the eyes of the radiant girl, and never aflake that the vapor can make with the moon tints of purple and pearl, can fire with the modest you layly's most unregarded curl, can compare with the bright-eyed you layly's most humble and careless curl.

Now doubt, now pain, come never again, for her soul gives me sigh for sigh, and all day long shines bright and strong a stutter within the sky, while ever till her dear you layly upturns her matron eye, while ever till her young you layly upturns her violet eye.

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