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manages to solve the mystery. Simon and Jacqueline are discovered to have carefully planned the murder and then found they needed to kill the other two victims. Chapter 1: Linnet Ridgeway is ‘the girl who has everything’. Rich, intelligent and beautiful, she has just bought a new property – Wode Hall, and Lord Windlesham wants to marry her. Her friend Joanna, who envies her position and is delighted with her pearls, is with her when Linnet’s former classmate, Jaqueline de Bellefort, pays her a visit. Jackie

suggests she read his favourite book, The History of Tom Jones. Tom thinks Jane is an interesting young woman. Chapter 6: At Basingstoke Dance, Mr Wisley steps on Jane’s foot. Jane dances with Tom three times rather than only twice. Henry warns Jane about Tom’s reputation. Chapter 7: Jane meets up with Tom at a country fair. Mrs Austen doesn’t think Tom is a suitable husband for he will not be able to provide well for the family. Chapter 8: Mr Wisley finally has a chance to propose to Jane, but she tells

(Le fabuleux destin d’Amelie Poulain) and “Paris je t’aime” “Compare and contrast the representation of Paris in Amélie, and Paris je t'aime.” The dissertation should be about 7 thousand words in length. She needs to research her topic, have an introduction, sections, and bibliography. She will need to use a referencing system (we talked about the Harvard one and that is indeed fine to use). Dissertation submitted to Dr Ana de Medeiros by Ellaheh COULTHARD August 2010.  I. Introduction

Los Angeles and landed at La Guardia Airport with almost nothing. She had not planned to stay long--only enough to pay back her sister the $1,000 smuggler's fee, work off some debts in Mexico and give her some space from a soon-to-be ex-husband. She couldn't imagine separating for long from her two children, left in the care of her mother. That was six years ago, and Ana (not her real name) has yet to return to Mexico. Now 35, she has climbed through the ranks of the service economy from laundrywoman

General introduction Well, I'm going to tell you a few words about the novelist Willa Cather, she was born in a village of Virginia in the USA. At the age of ten her father decided to move into the state of Nebraska, where Willa met many immigrants families who will be her inspiration for the writing of the novel untitled My Antonia published in 1918, this work looks like Willa's life it takes place in the USA, we can find common points between this novel and the reality of Willa's childhood.

on va utiliser WILL, sous un point de vue Présent, donc le verbe de la subordonnée, WORK, sera au présent : « If she works harder, she will pass her exam. » « Si elle travaillait d’avantage, elle réussirait son examen. » Ici, on utilise le point de vue passé pour WILL, donc WOULD, donc le verbe de la subordonnée sera au passé (irréel du présent) : « If she worked harder, she would pass her exam. » « Si elle avait travaillé d’avantage, elle aurait réussi son examen. » Ici, le temps de référence

to stay where he was and not to walk away from that house". He presses the bell and before he can lift his finger from the bell-button the door opens and the middle-aged landlady appears. She treats him generously, giving him a floor of his own to stay on, and charging him much less than he expected. However, she also gives off a creepy feeling (foreshadowing), which although apparently Billy does not catch, appears quite evident to the reader. In the logbook he sees that only two other guests have

le docteur entrait dans une petite salle de l’hôpital où Diana Blessing était, encore étourdie de son accouchement. A cold March wind danced around the dead of night in Dallas as the doctor walked into the small hospital room of Diana Blessing. She was still groggy from surgery. [pic] Son mari, David, tenait sa main pour les dernières nouvelles. Her husband, David, held her hand as they braced themselves for the latest news. Cet après-midi du 10 mars 1991, des complications forçaient Diana

vengeful, Ferdinand is ‘‘perverse and turbulent,’’ and the Duchess is sweet and noble. Ferdinand asks the Duchess to accept Bosola as a servant, and she agrees; in fact, the brothers have hired Bosola to spy on the Duchess. The two brothers warn the Duchess not to remarry, and she promises that she will not. However, as soon as they leave her chamber, she summons Antonio and the two perform a private marriage ceremony, with the Duchess's trusted servant Cariola as witness. Act 2 The second act, which

ambitions, hopes and therefore "desire", and that after that comes death, a synonym of "cemetery". He transcribes his belief into A Streetcar named Desire by making these words two themes of the play. Also, when Blanche first arrives in New Orleans, she says "They told me to take a streetcar named Desire, and then transfer to one called Cemetery" which could represent her crave to find stability and to create for herself a better life when moving to this new city. But this journey leads her to a dark