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(for instance with a vampire) but in reality, all her feelings are produced by her imagination. Indeed, this episod takes place before a morning discussion with Henry about terrific possible experiences in this abbey. At this moment, Catherine believes live this experience. Line 13 «she acknowledged with awful sensations this striking exemplification of what Henry had foretold» and lines 40-43 «The manuscript...accomplishing the morning’s prediction» refer to this character’s will to experience

fundamentalist cares not about fidelity to the truth but about the correctness of a ritual, not about the theoretical, or, rather, theological interpretations of the faith but about the material form of religion. The fundamentalist is somebody who believes in the primacy of the letter over the spirit. Now if we look at the religious movements that are especially active in our days we immediately see that they are mostly the fundamentalist movements. It is, of course, not accidental. Every religion

50% of all white men were property-less in the Mid-Atlantic colonies. b) Cultural Diversity Pennsylvania was created by Quakers, so they were the dominant group. They were fairly tolerant towards other believes. They had no formal doctrine and were pacifist (with other believers and Native Americans) and they emphasized equality even with Blacks. After 1750, they openly opposed slavery. Because it was tolerant, Pennsylvania attracted a lot of new immigrants (especially Europeans who were

Cambodians were expected to produce three tons of rice per hectare, in comparison before the Khmer Rouge era, the average was only one ton per hectare. The Khmer Rouge forced people to work for 12 hours non-stop, without adequate rest or food. They didn’t believe in western medicine but instead in traditional peasant medicine : they have to use traditional plant and herbal remedies, with result of many died. The total lack of agricultural knowledge by the former city people made famine inevitable. Rural people

said is not what is done. He uses the mask strategically, wanting them to read between the lines. He makes it obvious that he wants them to know what he is doing. When it comes to the freedom, Both Douglass and Garnet are advocates of it. They believe that it is a gift from God, sacred liberties that every human being deserves. They both attack the system. Douglass mostly put the people that he is addressing to in front of the facts. He is really ironic. He mocks the system that is celebrating

avec "if". Lorsque "if" est suivi du prétérit ou du subjonctif, on s'attend au conditionnel dans la deuxième proposition : If I had the time, I would do my homework. (Si j'avais le temps, je ferais mes devoirs.) If you told me the truth, I would believe you. (Si tu me disais la vérité, je te croirais.) Le "if" de la phrase hypothétique peut être implicite : In your position (= if I were you), I wouldn't stay here. (A ta place, je ne resterais pas ici!) TEST Mettre les mots dans le bon ordre pour

reaction of the public, particularly, one of us, with the expression “my God” shows that BH should sings this song before. (l32-35*) Part three: *After that, she was employed to sing this song *without qualification. But they believe to her. (l 36-40) She was in harmony with the piano (l 41-45) There is the consecration. She was applauded a lot. (l 45-end) To conclude, this text is a great representation of tolerance and trust for us. With her great voice

put their arms around a tree trunk and uproot it. Later these people, who were given all the power, turned against Allah and the Prophet and transgressed beyond all boundaries set by Allah. As a result they were destroyed. Ulema's of Saudi Arabia believe these to be the remains of the people of Aad. Saudi Military has secured the whole area and no one is allowed to enter except the ARAMCO personnel. See the attachment and note the size of the two men standing in the picture in comparison to the size

Giving your opinion I agree (with …) I disagree (with…) You are right You are wrong It’s a good idea to…. It’s not a good idea to….. I think I find I believe I’m sure To join different arguments Explaining Concluding Contrasting Adding Conceding Because as So Therefore As a result But However Though Instead of And Moreover Besides In addition After all Nevertheless While anyway Give your opinion about the following things:

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