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they handle a single incident with grapic power, they close without moral or comment. The form came as a natural evolution from his limitations and powers. With him the story must of necessity be brief.... Bret Harte was the artist of impulse, the painter of single burning moments, the flashlight photographer who caught in lurid detail one dramatic episode in the life of a man or a community and left the rest in darkness."[4] Harte's humor is mostly "Western humor" There is not always uproarious merriment

savoir s'il y a ou non des tirets, il faudra utiliser un dictionnaire ! Ex. : a brother-in-law (un beau frère) PETIT TRUC Pour connaître la traduction d’un nom composé de deux mots, il suffit de dessiner une croix : Ex. : a race horse un cheval de course a horse race une course de chevaux Anglais niveau 1 – V07/10 – page 7 © Complétude 2009/2010 Chapitre II : I. 1° L'ARTICLE L'ARTICLE INDEFINI : "A" ET "AN" Emploi et prononciation A et AN signifient indifféremment UN ou

colour En noir et blanc black and white Fin The End LISTES DE VOCABULAIRE DE A-LEVEL (23) Art et musique Les arts the arts Les arts plastiques art Artistique artistic Un artiste artist, painter Le peintre painter Peindre to paint La peinture painting Le sculpteur sculptor Sculpter to sculpt La poterie pottery Le tableau picture Le palet palette Une exposition exhibition Exposer to exhibit L’huile (f)

(weapon) bow arc anglais : long bow archer : archer archerie : archery arc : (archi) arch arc angulaire : triangular arch arc brisé, aigu : gothic, pointed arch arc ébrasé : splayed arch arc de triomphe : triumphal arch arc en fer à cheval, outre-passé : horse-shoe, Moorish arch arc en plein cintre, roman : semi-circular arch arc rampant : rampant arch arc surbaissé : obtuse, epressed arch arc surhaussé : raised arch arc-boutant : flying buttress arc-bouter : to buttress; to support with flying-buttresses;

bowl a fish tank = an aquarium [e ~ ) a guinea pig [I) a hamster [i'f) a ferret [e) a tortoise [J:) to lap (up) to scratch to gnaw to nibble [I) to pet =to stroke a goat a billy goat =a he-goat akid a ewe [ju:) a ram a lamb a sheep pl. sheep a horse a mare [e~) a colt = a foal the mane [eI) a hoof a donkey =an ass a mule, a he-mule a rabbit [i'f) a cock GB =a rooster US a hen a chicken [I) a chick a duck a drake [eI) a (female) duck' a duckling [A) a gander [i'f) a goose pl. geese a guinea hen

through the curtain of dust that had been raised by the clamor and into the eyes of the people inside, he squeezed the reins once more and came to a stop. Then he dismounted, taking the woman into his arms, and walked a pace or two in front of his horse. There he stood still, his eyes closed, holding the wounded girl like some strange traveler bearing a strange gift. 20 The lieutenant listened hard as the village, in stages that lasted only a few seconds each, grew oddly quiet. The dusty curtain

through the curtain of dust that had been raised by the clamor and into the eyes of the people inside, he squeezed the reins once more and came to a stop. Then he dismounted, taking the woman into his arms, and walked a pace or two in front of his horse. There he stood still, his eyes closed, holding the wounded girl like some strange traveler bearing a strange gift. 20 The lieutenant listened hard as the village, in stages that lasted only a few seconds each, grew oddly quiet. The dusty curtain

freedom is subordinated to the spreading of the proper revolutionary morality. Ties with the Soviet Union are tightened in the same period. A unique chapter in the history of the political poster comes to an end.” Here are some of the posters we will paint on the room’s walls and on the curtains, young Cuban artists will have the opportunity to work for us and decorate our resort: PRICE and TARGET AUDIENCE: The price of the room will depend by the age of the guests: for example

in method names. Method arguments A method may require more information in order to perform its action. If we want the computer to paint the door, we should provide a color as well. Method arguments are attached to the end of a method. The arguments are usually surrounded by parentheses and separated by commas. front_door.paint( 3, :red ) The above paints the front door 3 coats of red. Think of it as an inner tube the method is pulling along, containing its extra instructions. The parentheses

exchange (= trade). What do you think? Who traded (= offered in exchange for something else) what? NORTH AMERICA Europeans Native Americans / First Nations Europeans Maori beads (perles) Black slaves buffalo robes dried meat fur (fourrures) guns horse gear (= equipment) horses lances leather (cuir) wool blankets (couvertures) NEW ZEALAND flax (lin) flour (farine) fresh food produce guns labour protection sugar timber (= wood) tools water ᕤ For the Aborigines in Australia, the exchange was imposed