Mistress

Voltaire : Demi ou demie : Lorsqu'il est placé  devant  un nom, « demi » est  invariable  : il ne prend donc ni « e » ni « s ». Il faut mettre également un  trait d'union  :  une dem i heure, des dem i sœurs, des dem i litres. Lorsqu'il est placé  derrière

?... disait ma mère. 29 – Blessé !... quelle plaisanterie !... Pas plus blessé que moi, je vous assure ! répondit le docteur. C’est tout simplement la bonne attaque d’apoplexie que je lui ai promise.... Remontez auprès de votre mari, mistress Hawkins, et ne lui dites rien de tout ceci s’il est possible. Quant à moi, je vais faire de mon mieux pour rappeler cet intéressant personnage à la vie... Jim, va me chercher une cuvette... » Quand je revins, le docteur avait déjà déchiré la

fits the typical image of an evil beast. Stapleton’s looks do not give a lot away about his demeanor (except his connection to Hugo Baskerville) but his actions are quite awful. Aside from the murder and other crimes, he abuses his wife, lies to his mistress, and draws Sir Henry into a heartbreak before trying to kill him. The man and hound both prove to be quite mortal though and are dead by the end of the novel. Selden is another criminal, who likewise committed a murder. However, his crime does not

décors naturels, en extérieurs shoot on location tourné en décors naturels, en extérieur shot on location l’accessoiriste the prop man / the props man / woman les accessoires the props la costumière / le costumier the wardrobe mistress / wardrobe master les costumes the costume la maquilleuse / le maquilleur the make-up artist / girl / man le maquillage make-up maquiller make up le maquilleur, la maquilleuse the make-up artist le tournage the shooting

I have undertaken its defence against those who prefer their own gods to the Founder of this city - ( ... ) as the plan of this work we have undertaken requires, and as occasion offers, we must speak also of the earthly city, which, though it be mistress of the nations, is itself ruled by its lust of rule. I.1. Of the adversaries of the name of Christ, whom the barbarians for Christ's sake spared when they stormed the city For to this earthly city belong the enemies against whom I have to

inf. inférieur(e) introd. introduction l. ligne(s) larg. (ou l.) largeur liv. livre(s) loc. cit. loco citato (passage cité) long. (ou L.) longueur M., MM. (et non Mr, abrév. anglaise monsieur, messieurs et encore moins Mrs , abrév. anglaise pour mistress ! ) max. maximal, maximum mém. mémoire min. minimal, minimum lle lles M , M (Mlle, Mlles à la rigueur) mademoiselle, mesdemoiselles me mes M ,M (Mme, Mmes à la rigueur) madame, mesdames o os n , n (avec lettre o et s supérieures) numéro, numéros

français par le lien de conjugalité. Le suffixe -er permet de désigner les agents (farmer). On dira donc “ my sister is a farmer ”, alors que “ the farmer-wife ” désigne l’épouse du fermier. Certains noms de métier ont un masculin et un féminin (master-mistress, actor-actress), mais ils sont fort rares. Les noms de fonction et de titre sont bivalents. Quand on s’adresse aux personnes qui les portent, ils ne sont pas précédés d’une désignation sexuée. On dit Minister, Prime minister, Leader, Chancelor ou

the use of local materials - perhaps even reopening some quarries - and traditional craftsmen would protect the character of each area and in time engender a locally-based economic revival. 7. DECORATION: Architecture should be reinstated "as the mistress of the arts and crafts", with a revival of the use of ornament. Classicism provided a rich inventory, while the Gothic and Arts and Crafts movements were rich traditions which could be used more often. 8. ART: Art should once again be an integral

William Wakefield to Carlisle to meet her father. They drove through Gretna Green, where Edward was married to Ellen. After the marriage, the couple traveled south at considerable speed to catch a boat to cross the English Channel to Calais. The head-mistress at Ellen’s school became suspicious and went to Ellen’s family home. Realizing that the school had been duped, the school authorities set the law onto William, who was apprehended in Calais and brought back to England. The bride was returned to her

plan to attain greater power and status. Anne, the youngest of the sisters, was extremely close to her brother George but possibly had a more distant relationship with her elder sister Mary, exacerbated by the fact that the latter became a discarded mistress of Henry. The young girls spent their teenage years in France as ladies-in-waiting to Henry's sister the French Queen. Later they were to part when Anne was transferred to the court of the new French Queen, Claude, while Mary returned home. Anne