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associated with modern America at the turn of the twentieth century. Summary and Analysis of chapter II book I (text 2)Summary: Jim wakes up in the afternoon in a small bed, with his grandmother smiling over him. She comments on how much like his father he looks, and he follows her to the kitchen to take a bath. Their home is very pleasant and clean, with flowers in the windows and plaster on the dirt walls. Jim's grandmother is energetic, with a strident, high voice, and she always seems to be thinking

Biography [part I] Charles Spencer Chaplin was born in London, England, on April 16th 1889. His father was a versatile vocalist and actor; and his mother, known under the stage name of Lily Harley, was an attractive actress and singer, who gained a reputation for her work in the light opera field. Charlie was thrown on his own resources before he reached the age of ten as the early death of his father and the subsequent illness of his mother made it necessary for Charlie and his brother, Sydney,

mother was crying and her father was shouting last minute recommendations. 2. a) Quand Dally émigra à Los Angeles six ans auparavant, elle pouvait à peine comprendre l'anglais. b) C'était en 1880 et il était parti pour une aventure ; dès qu'il progressa sur le bateau il la remarqua. c) Elle portait une longue robe blanche et une malette. 3. a) As I was stepping off the boat, I saw my Uncle who was wainting for me. b) It was In 1967 that my grand-father arrived in France. c)

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Conservative because it was safe, it was not a threat. Things changed in the 80’s : first woman Prime Minister, Margaret Thatcher. She was not a typical Conservative : not a member of aristocracy, not a land owner, not related to the royal family. Her father was a shop owner. She did not go to expensive schools, she went to an ordinary state school, then to university (Oxford). She studied chemistry, and then did research. Then she studied law and became a lawyer. The she studied politics and joined the

what she has to get what she wants. What she has is physical beauty and the promise of sex. Her story chronicles a progressively sophisticated marketing of these assets. Little Margie begins in poverty, but she has intense love for her drunkard father and loyalty to her stepmother. As she matures in the city after her father's death, she learns, having been raped by her stepmother's new husband, that her body can be used to exploit men. Running away from a disastrous marriage to a Cuban entertainer

worth being childless or single, and as the famous quote says “Money can’t buy happiness”. An interesting example of “behind every great man there’s a great woman” is my parents’ situation, they got married when my mother was 19 and my father 20 years old, my father was making medical studies and he had just started when they got married, my mother got pregnant the first year and one of them had to stop studying, and guess who did the sacrifice? The woman!!! She quit and took care of her husband and

an ambitious Italian American who has been successful, moving from the Hell’s kitchen and building a crime empire. In the early 1900’s, he’s a young Sicilian boy who immigrates to America just after the successive murders of his brother, then his father, and finally his mother, all of them killed by Don Ciccio, the local mafia boss of the small Sicilian town of Corleone. When he arrives in New York, a family, the Abbandando family in New York City’s Hell’s Kitchen, Manhattan, adopts him. He grows

wistfully L6 ; l10 she was right : he has gone away ( for good) feeling of emptiness l .11 : all these elements convey a feeling of nostalgy : he feels nostalgic and melancholy , a bit sad : down/dispirited/depressed .the end of an era of role-model as a father , the end of childhood : coming of age /reaching adulthood/growing up : something is over for him . ONE B :line 7 to 11 : In this passage , B.Bryson gives his ideal vision of children/teenagers : we understand things are the other way round , of course

| Total | 100,0 | My father is coming from labor family about his study he was not described as a serious student. He was working when he was sixteen in automobile’s sector, after few year he got a opportunity to create his enterprise a garage exactly, he had managed his enterprise for Fifteen year, he sold it and decided to work for himself without personnel because he got trouble with his employees and now he gets a liberal profession. Nowadays my father is working for anybody, just