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come tyour your motherhood in the time of her need to remind her of her mission, to lead her in the true path of conquest, to purge her present-day politics of its feebleness which imagines that it has gained its purpose when it struts in borrowed feathers of diplomatic dishonesty. This is why I pray most fervently that nothing that tends to weaken our spiritual freedom may intrude into your marching line, that martyrdom for the cause of truth may never degenerate into fanaticism for mere verbal

foire d'empoigne my foot is asleep : avoir des fourmis dans les jambes. To give S.O. a French kiss: rouler un patin à qqn French it up! Mets la langue! to make a fuss about sthg faire tout un plat de qq chose fuss and feathers : du chichi / du tralala to fall out with s.o: être brouillé avec qqn like gangbusters : comme une fleur / comme sur des roulettes to get bumped off : passer à la casserole get cracking! Et que ça saute! Step on it 

the head of a dog than the tail of a lion. | Mieux vaut être tête de souris que queue de lion. | Between the devil and the deep blue sea. | Entre le marteau et l'enclume. | Between you, me and the bedpost. | Entre quatre yeux. | Birds of a feather flock together. | Qui se ressemble s'assemble. | Blood will out. | Bon sang ne saurait mentir. | Blue are the hills that are far away. | Vache de loin a lait assez. | Bone of contention. | Pomme de discorde. | Boys will be boys. | Il faut

range Arm-guard Arrow Arrow rest Arrow square Bare bow Bare shaft Bow Bow hand Bow Sight Bow stringer Bow tips Bowman Brace height Broadhead Butt (of arrow) Cast (of the bow) Chest protectro Clearance Compound bow Cushion plunger Drag Draw check Feathers Field Fishtailing Fistmele Fletcher Foot (feet) Free style Grip Handle Hunting Inch Indoor Kisser Reglage de l'arc.doc Visée Ancrage Archerie, tir à l'arc Terrain de tir à l'arc Brassard, protège-bras Flèche Repose flèche Équerre d'archer Arc

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(D7)stepper! We’re muggin’ and huggin’, we’re in the mood (G6)now. (G)Mr. What-ya-call-em, all you needed was fun. You can see the wonders that this evenin' has done. (C7)Your feet were so heavy 'til they hardly could move, (G)Now they're light as feathers and you're right in the groove. (D7)You were only hungry for some musical food, You're (G6])positively, (C6)absolutely (Bb7)in (D7)the (G6)mood! (G)Sister What-ya-call-em, I'm indebted to you, It all goes to show what food and fluids can do! (C7)Never

scandinave en anglais : skin skull sky (nuage, cf Shakespeare) parfois, doublets scandinave-anglais: skirt/shirt ; dyke/ditch Dans d’autres cas, le mot scandinave remplace le mot anglais d’origine : take < niman (all. nehmen) wing < fethra (>feather) die < steorfan (all. sterben, > starve) cast < weorpan (all. werfen) En français, quelques dizaine de mots, des toponymes : -bec (ruisseau) : Balbec, Houlbec -fleur (rivière) : Honfleur, Barfleur -beuf (abris) : Elbeuf... Et un lexique de

de tuer à cause des circonstances, pas d'une faute tragique30. Dualité (lumière et ténèbres)[modifier] « O brawling love, O loving hate,O any thing of nothing first create!O heavy lightness, serious vanity,Misshapen chaos of well-seeming forms,Feather of lead, bright smoke, cold fire, sick health,Still-waking sleep, that is not what it is! » — Roméo, Acte I, scène 1, v. 167–171. Shakespeare fait un usage abondant d'images liées à la lumière et aux ténèbres tout au long de la pièce. Caroline Spurgeon

ETI as 'gender-blind'. The modern anti-sweatshop movement combines notions of a living wage, trade unions, and feminism, which some argue makes these grassroots approaches more sustainable. Chinese national, Chun Yu Wang, in her 2009 book, Chicken Feathers and Garlic Skin: Diary of a Chinese Garment Factory Girl on Saipan, provides the only known first-hand account of factory work conditions and life in the barracks, and provides revealing insights from a Chinese perspective into the experience typical