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mois de juillet et Michael Masterson a eu deux arrêts cardiaques ensuite. Quand il a condamné les deux prévenus, qui habitaient dans le coin, le juge Geoffrey Browne a recommandé d’être “plus ferme” envers les cambrioleurs de ce genre. “Une crosse de hurling ne suffit pas”, a-t-il dit. Le sous-entendu était clair : c’est aux gens d’assurer eux-mêmes leur protection. —Keith Duggan —Irish Times (extraits) Dublin DÉCHU ET MENACÉ L’écrivain Akram Aïlisli, 75 ans, est devenu célèbre en Union soviétique

expression of the rivalry between villages, violence was considered as part of them and it was not unusual for them to end in a general fight. It was a question of local supremacy. The game had various names according to the regions it was played in: hurling was very popular among the Celtic populations - and is still played today in Cornwall and some places in Ireland - “camping” was the game in Norfolk, and “cnappen” in Wales.[3] A very popular event in “mob-football” – the general name given to football

souvent possessif et exclusif : je suis capable d’enfermer dans une cage dorée l’amour qu’on éprouve pour moi. Of an ardent flame, the dragon warms my will and my determination. Thus, apparently calm and peaceful, I develop a huge energy capable of hurling me to the summits, and feeding the most beautiful ambitions. There is no difficulty, not an obstacle in the face of which I would hide or renounce my ideal. Skilled and shrewd, I adapt to all situations, understand and integrate the twists and turns

to talk about it. The man who continually dwells upon the selfishness in others will not thus overcome his own selfishness. Not by accusing others do we come out of selfishness, but by purifying ourselves. The way from passion to peace is not by hurling painful charges against others, but by overcoming one s self. By eagerly striving to subdue the selfishness of others, we remain passionbound; by patiently overcoming our own selfishness we ascend into freedom. The ascending pathway is always at

property. The word is misused here in the sense of feudal dues. censive. Another feudal term, meaning the dues owed by an estate to the lord of whom it was held. NOTES 141 La Legende des Siecles balistes (from Latin ballista), mediaeval machines for hurling stones and darts. le puits d'une sachette, a hole in which a recluse lived. Sachette (masc. sachet) was the name given to certain nuns of the Augustinian order who wore a loose woollen garment (sac), whence the name was derived. It afterwards became

aide clutched his upper chest, reefing into the door frame. The chauffeur spun around the brick railing and raced up the steps, catching Stevens’ body as it plummeted down. With bull-like strength, the killer lifted the White House man off his feet, hurling him back through the door into the foyer beyond the Yachtsman. Then he turned to the interior border of the heavy, steel-plated door. He knew what to look for; he found it. Along the upper molding, disappearing into the wall, was a thick cable, stained

influencée par le contexte politique du moment, marqué par une instabilité idéologique sans cesse épinglée : « Politics in these years became a spectacle of men declaring moderate goals, often engaging in immoderate designs, apprehending such deceit, and hurling at one another accusations of disguise and masquerade. »120 Les retournements politiques et l’indécision étaient de mise : Dryden a ainsi d’abord fait l’éloge de Cromwell et du régime puritain avant de célébrer la gloire du Roi. La crise de confiance

arrived the next day, bright-eyed and bushy-tailed. My working habits were summed up perfectly when the Bookseller wrote a profile of me which began and ended as follows: Paul Carr is by turns the professional entrepreneur and the overgrown student hurling himself into whichever wacky scheme catches his attention. He got outrageously drunk at the Nibbies; is ‘pathologically late’ for meetings; and confesses to being an ‘arrogant little shit’ but he must be doing something right . . . Carr’s enthusiasm

cleaving it asunder till we could nearly see the bottom. We had hardly time to draw a breath of relief before the other rock fell with a mighty crash right in the midst of our luckless vessel, smashing it into a thousand fragments, and crushing, or hurling into the sea, passengers and crew. I myself went down with the rest, but had the good fortune to rise unhurt, and by holding on to a piece of driftwood with one hand and swimming with the other I kept myself afloat and was presently washed 97

Racism the Red Card”. In other words, racism is forbidden, racial hatred and prejudices cannot be tolerated. These football fans are denouncing racism, intolerance, racial abuse, monkey chants, racial jeers in the stadium. They can’t stand spectators hurling abuse at players. They want to fight against bigotry, jingoism (extreme chauvinism) and exclusion. They are committed to promoting tolerance. k On pourra demander aux élèves s’ils connaissent les mouvements Show Racism the Red Card ou Kick Racism