Bones

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comme « a more successful work »1 et le traduit en anglais. Nous nous permettons de le retranscrire ici : Long hair hangs disheveled before my eyes, Severing all hostile stares of contempt, And the quick flow of fresh blood, the deep sleep of dried bones. The dark night and mosquitoes arrive slowly together, Over the corner of this low wall, To scream behind my clear white ears Like the crazed winds raging in the wilderness, tel-00713100, version 1 - 29 Jun 2012 Frightening the wardering shepherds

she’s got’s spot on – there’s nothing to discard, On the desert isle, we need to take the lot. Without her bosom my head Deprived its cushioning ‘d be resting on the ground And nothing does more harm. Besides, it is her weakness She’s keen on her bones And never will she allow Her cutting up in bits. All she’s got’s spot on – there’s nothing to discard, On the desert isle, we need to take the lot. All she’s got’s spot on – there’s nothing to discard, On the desert isle, we need to take the lot

saw a castle | and curious | he decided to go inside || he didnt know | the castle belonged to a huge giant || when jack went in | the giant said | fee fi fo fum | i smell the blood of an englishman || be he alive | or be he dead | ill grind his bones | to make my bread || however | jack was saved by the giants wife | and he escaped from the palace | taking a bag of gold coins with him || a few days later | jack climbed up the beanstalk again || this time | he managed to take a hen with him

Germans and the Jews” (l. 31) “Come across the water a thousand miles from home” (l. 32) 12 Determination “with nothin’ in their bellies” (l. 33) “the fire down below” (l. 33) They = the immigrants 13 Social class Working class: “worked to bones and skin” (l. 34) 14 Poverty Economic sectors “building the railroads” (l. 34) “fields and factories” (l. 35) Consequence “they died” (l. 34 et 36) a) - They: the immigrants - here: America b) America has always been a magnet for immigrants who

The taste for the reflective country chronicle was catered for by Joseph Pesquidoux (b. 1869), author of a Livre de raison (1925), but the novel of rural life, promoted in new ‘Collections’ (notably Gallimard’s Livre du Pays) put living flesh on the bones of the many guide-books which introduced ‘unknown France’ to city-dwellers. Ernest Perochon (1885–1942) set Nêne (1920) in the Vendée and showed the strength of religious bigotry which drives the heroine to suicide. With Gaspard des montagnes (1922–31)

moment he woke up. He was still in bed, wrapped in the blanket as before; the candle had not been lighted; the windowpanes were pale with the full light of day. “Nightmares all night long!” He raised himself angrily, feeling all broken; his bones ached. There was a completely dense fog outside, and nothing could be distinguished. It was nearly five o'clock; he had overslept! He got up and put on his still damp jacket and overcoat. Having felt for the revolver in his pocket, he took it out and