Suffering

After being sold to my master, my everyday's life was like hell. Every day, I had to give my best on the cotton fields for the plantations. They rewarded me by whipping me. The keepers who were there too watch us took pleasure in seeing our pain and suffering. At some time, I could not stand being beaten and then I decided to run away. My runaway was long but unfortunately my hunger and tireness got me. I ended up before my masters and the endless punishment began.. I was dragged and whipped. That punishment

in Sep. 1914 & went to Egypt in November 1915 & came to France in April 1916. I was buried by a shell at Colin camps in Sept. 1916 with 12th E. Yorks. I was on 2 or 3 raids & then my nerves went. I was invalided home in September 1916 suffering from 'heart failure' & nervousness & was classified A3 at the finish & sent back to France without any examination. Since coming to this bn. I have tried to do my best. When I went off they dropped shells all around me & this upset

subsidiary abroad, every investor has to be very careful towards various criteria he has to take into account. First of all, the investor has to know the economic situation of the country he wants to invest in. He must know if the country is suffering from inflation, if the purchasing power is strong enough for his products to be bought... Then, he has to be informed about the country’s history. Wars, political problems, a dictatorship, protectionism or any other thing that can be dangerous

the food and let me grow; Let the Roots Man take a blow. All them drugs gonna make you slow now; It’s not the music of the ghetto. Eh! Weepin’ and a-wailin’ tonight; (Ooh, can’t stop the tears!) Weepin’ and a-wailin’ tonight; (We’ve been suffering these long, long-a years) Weepin’ and a-wailin’ tonight (Will you say cheer?) Weepin’ and a-wailin’ tonight ( but where ) Give me the food and let me grow; Let the roots man take a blow. All them drugs gonna make you slow; It’s not the music

If we're gathered here today my friends, it's to denounce something, it's to denounce an issue that grows everyday, that makes suffering thousand people everyday, at their work, in the street, anywhere. These people are offended for nothing. This person, offended in the street or at his work, it can be you, or you, or maybe you, it can be me! If we're gathered here it's to denounce the inequality of everyone in what we dare call a modern society. If we're gathered here today, it's to denounce

the superiority of rich countries against poor countries or in developing ... Racism is the hatred that is one group to another group of humans. For a very long time, this theory is ... The phenomenon of segregation of buses shown. People who are suffering from this discrimination are scapegoats. The victims of this theory are rebels, opposed against this theory are bold. For me racism is an attack, gratuitous violence to the person.

that if he does not kill Lennie at once, the farmer will catch him and will torture him. For my part, I think that I would not have been able to realize it but I am very admiring of this act which has allowed Lennie to know a happy life and without suffering with one friend who has knew how to keep him up to the end and who in a way delivered him.

sans moi. Said me only that you are better without me. Et j'ai vu dans tes rêves tous ce que j'ai voulu oublié, And I saw in your dreams all that I wanted forgotten La souffrance et le désespoir que je t'ai occasionné, The suffering and the despair which I caused you, Ta vie que je pensais partager, Your life which I thought of sharing, Tes doutes que je croyais avoir effacés. Your doubts which I believed to have to erase

researched
treatments
against
the
impulses
of
the
 criminals.
It
is
necessary
to
use
them.
 A
solution
of
ease
:
Some
family’s
victim(s)
think
 death
penalty
is
an
easy
way,
indeed,
to
be
in
 prison
for
life
is
more
difficult
for
the
criminals.
 Death
penalty
is
a
way
to
stop
the
suffering
of
the
 criminal

 
 VIRGINIE
LE
DEVEDEC 
 

Introduction: Strange fruit is a song by Lewis Allen, sung by Billie Holiday. It tells about lynching in South of United-States. Explication: There is many negative images in the text, like “bulging eyes” or “twisted mouth”, which refer to suffering, to death. The key-word “strange”, repeated 3 times in the text, is an element of strangeness. One of the element of strangeness is a juxtaposition of cliches about the pleasant-to-live-in, gentle South ans the images of death referring to the