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so he pretends to have run away. We are told that it is his 16th birthday and he is the eldest child of the family. His mongrel dog is his friend. He feels miserable because nobody has said “Happy Birthday” to him. So, he writes himself a birthday card because he feels lonely and wants to celebrate his birthday. He thinks his parents miss him. All alone in the streets. ➼ RECAP PART 2 6. 7. 8. 9. He feels anxious and miserable because he is going to spend another night on the streets. He’s

underling in a secondhand bookstore, but also to his radically altered physical appearance. Tom had always been on the chunky side. He had been cursed with one of those big-boned peasant bodies constructed to bear the bulk of ample poundage—a genetic gift from his absent, semi-alcoholic father—but even so, the last time I'd seen him, he had been in relatively good shape. Burly, yes, but also muscular and strong, with an athletic bounce to his step. Now, seven years later, he had put on a good thirty

reasons for leaving his native country, dreams). – On trouvera une grille d’évaluation sommative de PPC officielle à l’adresse : www.cache.media.education.gouv.fr/file/43/17/1/fiches_evaluation_200171.pdf 3. Green Card & Productions possibles : I am so happy to have received my Green Card. America means so much to me and offers so much to her people: the freedom of religion, the freedom of expression, the freedom of assembly, and so much more. When I hear mention of America, I think of the freedom

cacheter : seal cachette : hiding−place cachetteen : secret, clandestine, underhand cachez : conceal cachons : conceal cachot : cell cachotterie : sneakiness cactus : cactus cadastre : land registry cadavre : cadaver, corpse caddie : trolley cadeau : gift cadenas : padlock cadence : intonation, time, tact, measure, discretion cadencé : rhythmically French−english Dictionary 302 French−english (dictionnaire) cadmium : cadmium cadran : dial switch cadre : cadre, frame, framework caduc : decayed

Incredible Hulk Case history: The carousel Case history: Fighting the tiger Case history: Noises in the night 217 218 223 227 232 236 237 245 Seize the moment Index 248 251 Acknowledgements We would like to thank Mark Bajer, Mike Beard, Helen Card, Martin Murphy, Dr Farouk Okhai and Pat Williams for contributing some of the case histories used in this book, and our editor, Jane Tyrrell, whose thoughtful work brought greater clarity to the endeavour. INTRODUCTION Taking back control

examination, an anarchist*, deportation, a landing card*, relatives*. 28 Séquence 1-AN01 Vocabulary help chalk = craie ; tag = étiquette ; an anarchist = un anarchiste (l’anarchisme est une doctrine politique qui réclame la suppression de l’Etat et de toute contrainte sociale. Les anarchistes furent très présents en Russie, en Allemagne et en France à la fin du XIXe siècle. Ils commirent des attentats contre l’autorité) ; landing card = carte de débarquement ; a relative = un parent

Cataloguing in Publication Data is available. Copyright © 2003 by Paul Brians All rights reserved. No portion of this book may be reproduced, by any process or technique, without the express written consent of the publisher. Library of Congress Catalog Card Number: 2003052842 ISBN: 0–313–32011–X ISSN: 1543–9968 First published in 2003 Greenwood Press, 88 Post Road West, Westport, CT 06881 An imprint of Greenwood Publishing Group, Inc. www.greenwood.com Printed in the United States of America The paper

3. Michaelmas Term : name given to first term at Oxford University. 4. Worcester College : a college that is part of Oxford University. 32 Sujet 3 – Le sujet 35 40 on his desk, obviously enjoying the little cross-examination. He peered at the card in front of him. ”History,” he announced. Simon’s heartbeat reached 120. ”I just missed a place at Magdalen to read Politics, Philosophy and Economics,” he said. ”Would you consider me for the vacancy ?” The older man was unable to hide a smile. He

feel much more like my former self. It was gradual, but perceptible. I hadn’t thought of a way to help Bill, but I bought him a new CD (Beethoven) and put it where he’d find it when he got out of his daytime hiding place. Another day I sent him an e-card. Just so he knew I was thinking about him. Each time I saw Eric, I felt a little more cheerful. And finally, I had my very own orgasm, a moment so explosive it was like I’d been saving up for a holiday. “You . . . Are you all right?” Eric asked. His

is my trait! Do you know, do you know, sir, that I even drank up her stockings? Not her shoes, sir, for that would at least somehow resemble the order of things, but her stockings, I drank up her stockings, sir! Her angora kerchief I also drank up—a gift, a former one, hers, not mine; and our corner is cold, and this winter she caught a chill and took to coughing, with blood now. And we have three small children, and Katerina Ivanovna works day and night, scrubbing and cleaning and washing the children