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Sister write for her. Remy Giraud explains that she was in the same concentration camp as Elizabeth, in Ravensbrück, in 1945. ( l. 24 ). She lived in the same place, the Block Eleven ( l. 27 ), where they were four hundred women ( l. 38 ). It is Elizabeth who talked to her the first. One day, she presents herself as a friend and a confident because Elizabeth talked to her about her life in Guernsey. Elizabeth shows her a surprise. Indeed, she shows a sunset ( l. 35 to 39 ). It was very important

revolution. She then went on to invent the inverted seam, the no hem and no lining. Her DEMODE (de-fashion) philosophy urged women to adapt fashion to their own taste and personality rather than follow the diktats of designers. She created a unique style that would soon be recognized throughout the world, its most distinctive features compromising, stripes, sequins, lettering and the colour black. Several other passions nourish her creativity, such as literature, designing, acting, painting (she exposed

in the wirld . she is medium height mary has a medium wavy brown hear ,but magic girl has a very long straight blond hair .she is slim mary wear the clothes same the teenagers of our generation . Magic girl has a purple costume , a purple skirt and a purple tee-shirt with a big red capitol M in the middle of her cheft She has a red gloves and a red boots .She has a red belt and a red band in her head to . She can create a big pink wings in her back for flying . In her hears , she has a pair of

comes from a Baptist background but describes herself as "not religious." She is unmarried, although she does have what Australians call a "de facto" (live in) partner — a former hairdresser and hair products salesman, Tim Mathieson. Gillard is also childless, for which she was outrageously attacked by Liberal Party senator Bill Heffernan, who told a newspaper in 2007 that she was not fit for office because she was "deliberately barren." (See pictures of Australia.) To her supporters

toilets?, l. 4) and edible food (Should I bring some with me?, l. 8). A certain Mrs Lovell that she meets at church, told her about Great Britain, mentioning problems that the British had concerning these three points. 5. When did Mrs Lovell stay in London? What effect does it have on her view of England? 4 points Mrs Lovell stayed in Great Britain during the Second World War, that’s why what she says about the country does not correspond to the present situation. 6. What or who do the underlined

things that she hides. First example, on page 69: “I ran into him last winter. You know I went to Miami during the Christmas holidays? No. Well I did. I took the trip as an investment, thinking I’d meet someone with a million dollars. Did you? Yes, I ran into Shep Huntleigh – I ran into him on Biscayne Boulevard, on Christmas Eve, about dusk … getting into his car – Cadillac convertible; must have been a block long!” So, first able, when she goes in Miami (for example) in holidays, she takes that

Career women and identity crisis in Wendy Wasserstein's Third Index Intro.................................................................................................3 Thesis: “Professor Laurie Jameson has become the very thing she wanted to fight” ….................................4 Context.......................................................................................4 Feminism.....................................................................

In Which city is she and why? She is on a week’s holiday in San Francisco 5 points c. What is the relationship between the main character and Mr. Lassiter? Mr. Lassiter is Mary Ann’s boss 2 points d. Is she appreciated by him? Justify by quoting from the text. Yes she is. “the office was just falling apart with you gone” line 25-26 Or, “they don’t get many good secretaries at Lassiter Fertilizers” line 26 5 points e. What favor does she want her mother to do for her? She phones her mother

morning. Then chilled and shivering, she turned from the window and threw herself across the bed, where she fell into a feverish doze with her cheeks wet with tears. For the last week when they came out of the Veau à Deux Têtes, where they ate, he had sent her off to bed with the children and had not appeared until late into the night and always with a story that he had been looking for work. This very night, while she was watching for his return, she fancied she saw him enter the ballroom of the Grand-Balcon

OUTLINE of my presentation A trip to Nicaragua. My sister went on a trip with a special agency called “Le Beau Voyage” a few years ago. She went to Nicaragua, with some of her friends, to do volunteering on a help to humanity program. My sister’s trip had not been completely paid by her; she raised money with her friends by doing car wash’s and garage sales. She told me that when they arrived at the local airport, they were picked up by some people that lived there so they could show them where they