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candidates? Mickael : _ Can I begin with Isabella Rossetti ? Together : _ Yes . Mickael : _ I have noticed several advantages on her file card. She seems to correspond completely to what we seek because she has been a manager in the China Town area, she has managed a team of 10 people. But also because she speaks fluently Italian, she practices judo, she did well on the aptitude test and she loves painting so we can suppose she’s rather creative and has many ideas. Chloé : _ If I may

part of a lawyer, an astrologer, or perhaps a philosopher from Bologna. Sometimes he represented an absent-minded pedant, quoting latin at inappropriate times, and enormously conceited. The bragging Captain, a boasting, swashbuckling officer, often Spanish, dressed-to-kill in cape, feathered hat, high boots, with sword in belt, was always a prime favorite. He told extraordinary tales about how he beat a whole army of Turks and carried off the beard of the Sultain, but when there was a hint of real danger

The awakening Chapters 1-3 A green and yellow parrot sings in the background in French and a little Spanish, giving the Lebrun cottages outside New Orleans in the small community of Grande Isle a relaxing atmosphere. Mr. Pontellier looks over the old newspaper with frustration at his present rural, non-business environment. "Mr. Pontellier wore eye-glasses. He was a man of forty, of medium height and rather slender build; he stooped a little. His hair was brown and straight, parted on one

l'English Heritage. Il protège la zone comprise entre la ligne de sonde des 50 m et la laisse de plus haute mer, ainsi que les plantes marines et les animaux qui s'y trouvent. Une brochure utile est disponible auprès de l'office du tourisme de Hugh Town, à étudier par toute personne désirant explorer cette zone, que ce soit au-dessus ou au-dessous de l'eau. Cartes • Amirauté Britannique: 34, 883, 1148 • SHOM : 6745, 7108 • I mray: C7, C10, C18 Déclinaison magnétique 5°29'W (2001), diminuant

• An observer of the mind rather than a recorder of the times. His realism was called psychological realism. • Forerunner of the “stream of consciousness” literature Mark Twain (1835---1910) Mark Twain’s life 1. Brought up in the small town on the Mississippi River 2. Left school at 12 when his father died 3. Had rich life experience: a printer’s apprentice, silver miner, a steamboat pilot and a frontier journalist. 4. Became nationally famous with “The Celebrated Jumping Frog

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(Commissaire): Officer who hears Harpagon's complaint that his money cache has been stolen. Clerk: Assistant of the police magistrate. He has no speaking part. Pedro: Elderly servant who survived a shipwreck with Valère. He has no speaking part. Spanish Captain: Seaman who rescued Valère and Pedro and raised Valère as his own son. He has no speaking part. Picard: Neighbor of Harpagon. He has no speaking part.  Format: Prose .......Molière wrote some of his plays in verse and some in prose. The

red heels was a privilege of aristocracy under the _ancien regime_, and the _bonnet rouge_ was the liberty cap adopted as a head-dress by the Revolutionists. 6: L'autre Saint Office, the Inquisition. 7: Romancero general, a collection of Spanish ballads, first published under this name in 1604 and 1605. They were taken for the most part, however, from song-books of the previous century, especially a _Cancionero general_ of 1511, and a _Cancionero de romances_ of 1555. But Hugo derived

Cuban population was estimated at 11.2 million. From the perspective of ethnicity, approximately 37% of Cubans are of Spanish origin, 51% are Métis (or mulatto) and 11% of blacks, descendants of slaves brought to the island in the seventeenth century. Since the revolution of Fidel Castro in 1959, more than one million Cubans have emigrated, mainly to the United States. Spanish is the official language of Cuba. This language is spoken by over 90% of Cubans, which makes the country a relatively homogeneous

peu de résistance à Colomb lorsqu'il débarqua sur l'île lors de son second voyage vers le nouveau monde en 1494. [pic] 1.2 La colonisation Diego Colomb, fils de Christophe Colomb, établit la première colonie espagnole, maintenant appelée Spanish Town. Les Espagnols utilisaient les Arawak comme main-d'oeuvre; plus de 100 000 périrent à cause des brutalités dont ils étaient victimes. C'est ce qui explique qu'à compter de 1517, les Espagnols amenèrent des Africains comme esclaves. Les Britanniques