Come Out

daughter Sophie THE BROOKLYN FOLLIES OVERTURE I was looking for a quiet place to die. Someone recommended Brooklyn, and so the next morning I traveled down there from Westchester to scope out the terrain. I hadn't been back in fiftysix years, and I remembered nothing. My parents had moved out of the city when I was three, but I instinctively found myself returning to the neighborhood where we had lived, crawling home like some wounded dog to the place of my birth. A local real estate agent

not come from the north nor from the south neither will it come from the east nor from the west, it will only come from within. If you think that the change will come from the political class who are benefitting from the current rot, it’s certainly an illusion! Nobody benefits from a system and wants it to change. We have been looking up to Aso Rock for too long for this change to come without exploiting the real instrument of change that lies within. The real and lasting change will not come from

précipitamment. He rushed out. Familier si s’ajoutant aux verbes de déplacement de courte distance (over, round, along,up, down). Portez cette lettre à la pose.Take this letter over to the post office. Venez me voir ce soir.Come round and see me this evening. Modifie légèrement le sens du verbe. Buvez votre bière. Drink your beer. Videz votre verre de bière. Drink up your beer. To lift up : soulever To fall down : tomber To pour out the tea : verser le thé

She will be late UNLESS she has taken the metro. - You won’t have pass your exam UNLESS you work hard. - If you don’t work hard, you won’t have pass your exam. - She will not ( won’t) come to the party UNLESS you invit her. - If you don’t invite her, she will not come to the party. - The snow won’t melt UNLESS it gets warmer. - If it doesn’t get warmer, the snow won’t melt. - You WILL only see your friends IF you HAVE FINISHED your homework. - UNLESS you have

of the first-person narrators of Gilman’s “The Yellow Wallpaper” and Poe’s “The Black Cat” tends to raise doubts on the trustworthiness of the narrators and the stories narrated. In such narratives, the reader needs to work out his/her analysis of the story in order to bring out a convincing meaning since what their narrators convey is quite limited and subjective. It is therefor difficult to rely solely on what these narrators say as, for Gilman’s protagonist, she is psychologically impaired by her

a gift horse in the mouth | A cheval donné, on ne regarde pas la bouche | Sue a beggar, and catch a louse. | A colleter un gueux, on devient pouilleux. | Shameless craving must have a shameful nay. | A demande insolente, réponse tranchante | Come what may | Advienne que pourra | Every bird must hatch her own eggs. | A la pondeuse d'être couveuse. | God helps those who help themselves | Aide-toi et le ciel t'aidera | You scratch my back, and I'll scratch yours | Aidez moi, je vous aiderai

the cost= nous partageons les couts ................................................................................................................................................................ Face= visage Get on= se débrouillé Chill out= on se calme Bad looking= moche Talkative= bavard Bossy= autoritaire Outgoing= ouvert Broadminded= large d'esprit Easy going= cool Dull= ennuyeux ............................................................................................

building on heritage list, and Caroline points out that it’s all politics, they wouldn’t memorialize something that only working class people have touched. * The film is dedicated to all the working class people. * Makes msgs in film more concrete: people should help others out. sense of community: * very confined courtyard, close proximity, they can see each other from their homes and are very involved in each other’s problems: all come out when * Monique and Dédé fight about

reading circles with classmates and teachers before meeting with Zlata. Their preparation was evident in the questions they asked the author. In the more unstructured second half of the chat, Zlata allowed us to peek over her shoulder as she hung out with her new found international community of friends. Many adults watched silently in the background as the children's conversation slipped back and forth between discussions about life, death and MTV. After four hours, Zlata did not want to leave

smiled too. But now I sit and wonder whether she was listing me by my first name - in which case I would trail Mozart - or by my last name, in which case I would edge in there between Bach and the Beatles. Either way I don't come first, which for some stupid reason bothers hell out of me, having grown up with the notion that I always had to be number one. Family heritage, don't you know? In the fall of my senior year, I got into the habit of studying at the Radcliffe library. Not just to eye the cheese