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full-scale pandemonium. The entire *band thought it was under attack. As he drew closer to the village Lieutenant Dunbar could see men running everywhere. Those who had got hold of weapons were going for their horses with a whooping that reminded him of game birds in a panic. The village in upheaval was just as *otherwordly as the village in repose. It was like a great nest of *hornet people into which a stick had been poked. The men who had reached their horses were swarming into a force that would

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their saliva. He tested his theory using birds. Manson went one better. To show that the theory worked for humans, he infected his own son, using mosquitoes carried in the diplomatic bag from Rome. (Fortunately, after an immediate dose of quinine, the boy recovered.) Ross won the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 1902. Manson was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society, knighted, and founded the London School of Tropical Medicine. There are 2,500 known species of mosquito; 400 of them are members

tribes." "The Monacans lived in dome-shaped houses -- bark and reed mats on a frame of slender branches -- in villages surrounded by log palisades. They grew corn, bean, squash and other crops. In hunting season they left their villages to pursue game. Unlike other Virginia tribes the Monacans buried their dead in mounds. Jefferson knew of thirteen in the country around his childhood home, near Charlottesville." Karenne Wood - Monacan Storyteller An enrolled member of the Monacan Indian Nation

observer. Each story presented some singularity; on the first floor four tall, narrow windows, close together, were filled as to the lower panes with boards, so as to produce the doubtful light by which a clever salesman can ascribe to his goods the color his customers inquire for. The young man seemed very scornful of this part of the house; his eyes had not yet rested on it. The windows of the second floor, where the Venetian blinds were drawn up, revealing little dingy muslin curtains behind

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plus en plus pédagogique C’est en 1916 que débute la compagnie Fernand Nathan Les bases de la psychologie vont modifier les méthodes éducatives et pédagogiques L’invention du plastique révolutionne les jouets qui deviennent lavables, colorés et bon marché 1958 c’est le premier congrès international « La valeur du jouet éducatif » 1987 le premier colloque à l’ Université du Québec à Montréal PÉDAGOGIE ET PHILOSOPHIE DU JEU QUATRE LIVRES SUR LA PÉDAGOGIE DU JEU...UN WEB POUR

(1956) R. K. Narayan: The Guide (1958) Attia Hosain: Sunlight on a Broken Column (1961) Anita Desai: Games at Twilight (1978) Bapsi Sidhwa: Cracking India (1988) Bharati Mukherjee: Jasmine (1989) Salman Rushdie: East, West (1994) Shyam Selvadurai: Funny Boy (1994) Rohinton Mistry: A Fine Balance (1996) Arundhati Roy: The God of Small Things (1997) Michael Ondaatje: Anil’s Ghost (2000) vii 3 11 27 47 59 75 87 99 111 129 147 155 165 177 vi Contents 14 15 Jhumpa Lahiri: Interpreter of Maladies

Productions possibles : Group A – If I was the Indian man, I would be angry and confused: “These people have arrived from the ocean and my people have done all that they can to make them feel at home. We have saved their lives by teaching them how to hunt game and plant crops and we have kept them warm by teaching them to make shelters. Yet, at the end of this wonderful meal, they leave the payments to us. It should be them paying! They seem so ungrateful, as if all we did for them was expected and worthy

they chose. By forcing myself to relax in this way, I managed to dredge up considerable amounts of material from the distant past, things that until then I had assumed were lost forever. A moment from the sixth grade (to cite one such memory) when a boy in our class named Dudley Franklin let out a long, trumpet-shrill fart during a silent pause in the middle of a geography lesson. We all laughed, of THE BRO OKLY N FOLLIES 7 course (nothing is funnier to a roomful of eleven-year-olds than