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7h30 pm I helped Tess’s father with the cooking. We ate fish, rice and vegetables, and strawberries with cream and chocolate for dessert. I gave presents to Tess’s family: typical French food. We talked a lot, In English this time. I went to Tess’s room and we tried to disguise Agnes: that was a failure! Then we went to bed. . A house in front of which Jack the Ripper committed a murder. A narrow street, another murder place… FRIDAY, MARCH THE 26th 2010 This day I got up

d’une sirène Her pure nails sprung up exalting their onyx, Anxiety, this midnight, bearing light, sustains, In twilight many dreams burnt up by the Phoenix Whose scattered ashes no sepulchral urn contains Atop the sideboards, in the empty room: no ptyx, That voided toy of vibrant nonsense, left inside, (Because the Master went to draw the tears from Styx With that exclusive object wherein Naught takes pride.) In vacant north seen through the casement frames, a gold May agonize at

time, the police officers found inside a room at the Windsor hotel which is near the bank, many objects necessary to commit a burglary like a drill to break a safe, a handgun to kill the guards, a map to find the path that leads to the safe, including plenty of dollar bills in a bag bank and a walkie-talkie which proves there wasn’t only a burglar, but rather more than that. So these clues allowed us to say that the burglars were staying on that hotel room while they were preparing for their operation

4) Le cadre spatiotemporel Dès la scène d’exposition, le cadre spatio-temporel manque de précisions. Cela empêche donc de se situer de façon claire entre le Moyen-âge et le XX° siècle avec des mots tels que « chauffage », « mégots », « living-room » qui contrastent avec le décor « délabré », « vaguement gothique », fenêtre « ogivale ». Nous savons cependant que la scène se déroule dans la salle du trône et donc dans un palais royal. L’unité de temps : tout se déroule en une heure et demie

you can smell food. When I arrived at our house this morning I was very pleasantly surprised. The house is just wonderful! The servants immediately took care of my luggage and there was nothing for me to worry about. Douglas took me to the living room where some cold drinks were waiting for me. Oh I was so happy to see him again and hold him in my arms! It has been such a while! Unfortunately Douglas couldn’t stay very long; he had to get back to work. This disappointed me a little. I have been

John told Jennifer ______________________________ [pic] Consigne: Mettre ces phrases au style direct (leçon 28) a) Jennifer said to John that she liked Spain a lot. -> '______________________________' b) Jennifer asked John if he had booked a room when he was not at work. -> '______________________________' c) Jennifer told John to take his umbrella. -> '______________________________' d) Jennifer asked John where they would go. -> '______________________________' e) Jennifer said that she

who can also be affectionate (especially towards his teddy bear). He lives in Highbury, north London, where he held a small apartment. He usually wears a brown tweed suit, a red tie, brown pants too short, it will exchange involuntarily to the locker room with a smaller pants, and be left with the fly open before the Queen or a police officer. Mr. Bean is very talkative, and is usually expressed as muttering words more or less understandable. It knows neither his name nor his profession, but it is repeatedly

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stories and imagine live the same ones in the Abbey. Besides, the confrontation between their dreams and their experiences compares Northern Abbey to a conduct novel. In this excerpt, Catherine experiences a frightening adventure in one of the abbey’s room. This moment encapsulates one of the most important characteristic of the novel : the parody of gothic novel. To study this fact, we will analyse this passage as a text representative of gothic litterature, then we will see how the author inserts irony