Bloody Sunday

than Mr. Svidrigailov himself supposed, as always happens. Marfa Petrovna was utterly astonished and 'devastated anew,' as she herself confessed to us, but at the same time she became fully convinced of Dunechka's innocence, and the very next day, a Sunday, she went straight to the cathedral, knelt down, and prayed in tears to our sovereign Lady for the strength to endure this new trial and fulfill her duty. Then she came straight from the cathedral to us, without stopping anywhere, told us everything

Logbook pp. 66 - 68 1 Using headlines to anticipate the content of an article a. Headline Topic What helped you make your choice 1. “Stars vow for a Car- Free Sunday” £ Celebrities want a free car on Sundays R Celebrities want to ban cars on Sundays £ Celebrities want to use their cars on Sundays Car- free 2. “Prince sleeps rough for homeless charity” £ The prince slept well because he gave money to a homeless organization £ The prince took part in a sleeping

tignasse qui lui arrivait au ras des fesses et la braguette pleine à craquer. Ça faisait une semaine, dix jours peutêtre, qu'ils étaient là et tous les soirs c'était le même cinéma. De cinq à sept, ils picolaient au Colorado Bar, elle s'envoyait des Bloody Mary comme si on allait les interdire le lendemain et lui se descendait une bouteille d'Olympia en la sirotant pour faire durer le plaisir. Elle se donnait un mal de chien pour le dérider et au début il lui balançait de temps à autre un sourire mécanique

their gesture and looks, could arise from anything else but zeal to the service of God. And by this art they came into such credit, that numbers of men used to go forth of their own parishes and towns on working-days, leaving their calling, and on Sundays leaving their own churches, to hear them preach in other places, and to despise their own and all other preachers that acted not so well as they. And as for those ministers that did not usually preach, but instead of sermons did read to the people

tailpipe to ground, pointing straight up, he saw propulsion headed moonward and told me, “It’s a rocket!” Look at your product and do the same thing. Visualize it on its side. Upside down. Make its image rubber. Stretch your product visually six ways to Sunday, marrying it with other visuals, other icons, and see what you get—always keeping in mind you’re trying to coax out of the product a dramatic image with a selling benefit. What if it were bigger? Smaller? On fire? What if you gave it legs? Or a brain

(1969) and introduced a post-1968 hippie policeman in Contest-Flic (1972). With Les Morfalons (1968), Pierre Siniac (b. 1928) concentrated on the ‘other face’ of society while Jean Vautrin (pseud. of Jean Herman, b. 1933) set a number of novels (e.g. Bloody Mary, 1979) in the landscape of high-rise deprivation, projected as an image of the times, where disaffected urban youths lived violent lives described with humour and cruelty. The early polars of Sébastien Japrisot (pseud. of Jean-Baptiste Rossi