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Ross Locke, 1833-1888), and "Artemus Ward" (Charles Farrar Browne, 1834-1867). In the history of American humor these names rank high; in the field of American literature and the American short story they do not rank so high. I have found nothing of theirs that was first-class both as humor and as short story. Perhaps just below these three should be mentioned George Horatio Derby (1823-1861), author of Phoenixiana (1855) and the Squibob Papers (1859), who wrote under the name "John Phoenix." As has

that, because you have abused me in the darkness of the night, your children shall be born black and ugly; because you have twisted your head to cause me embarrassment, they shall have kinky hair and red eyes; because your lips jested at my exposure, theirs shall swell; and because you neglected my nakedness, they shall go naked with their shamefully elongated male members exposed for all to see...” Maurice de Rothschild marries Ashkenazi Jew, Noémie Halphen. 1911 Werner Sombart, in his book, “The

seeing the stranger, stopped distractedly in front of him, having come to her senses for a moment, and appeared to be asking herself why he was there. But she must have fancied at once that he was going to some other room and only passing through theirs. Having come to this conclusion, and taking no further notice of him, she went to the entryway to close the door and suddenly gave a cry, seeing her husband kneeling there in the doorway. “Ah!” she cried in a frenzy, “he's come back! The jailbird

And she was telling him now it was all right, if only for a while, for an hour or so. For the remainder of that night, she was giving him a memory because she too longed for release from the coiled springs of violence. Tension was suspended, comfort theirs for an hour or so. It was all he asked for, but God in heaven, how he needed her! He reached for her breast and pulled her lips to his lips, her moisture arousing him, sweeping away the doubts. She lifted the covers and came to him. She lay in his

assed by remorse for having told this thing to Jean. He felt that it was odious, indecent, and brutal, and yet it was a relief to him to have ut- tered it. He never met the eyes either of his mother or his brother ; to avoid his gaze theirs had become surprisingly alert, with the cunning of foes who fear to cross each other. He was always wonder- ing : " What can she have said to Jean ? Did she confess or deny it ? What does my brother be- lieve ? What does he think of her

property. Through such plots, Austen, like Wollstonecraft and Hays, exposes many of the inequities and injustices of -29- English social structure at the beginning of the nineteenth century. Her approach is, however, more subtle and indirect than theirs, in part, perhaps, because of the time in which her novels are published. Although Austen composed the first drafts of at least three novels during the 1790s, when the publication of women's rights novels was at its height, by the eighteen-teens

‘Individual’ or ‘person’ is used to refer to one person. We say ‘people’ to refer to a group. ‘Loose’ means not tight. ‘Lose’ means you will be deprived of something. Answers and explanations 233 Q50. Answer: D Explanation: ‘Hers’, ‘yours’ and ‘theirs’ and ‘ours’ in the possessive form do not have an apostrophe. ‘It’s’ in this sentence is an abbreviation of ‘it has’ and so it is correct that an apostrophe should be included. Q51. Answer: E Explanation: When describing the past up to the present

jeux Olympiques", quel acteur interprète César ? Alain Delon Quelle plante rimant avec "pastis", sert justement à fabriquer cette boisson ? L'anis Un mauvais journal est familièrement appelé une "feuille de... Chou Quelle partie du théier utilise-t-on pour préparer une infusion de thé ? Les feuilles Quelle actrice joue Cléopâtre dans le film "Astérix et Obélix : mission Cléopâtre" ? Monica Bellucci Quelle pièce de vaisselle associe-t-on communément à une coupe de cheveux

indicators of embeddedness in those transnational networks. Nevertheless, our Milanese interviewees mention few of those international connections. Some of them in fact (twelve of the respondents) could not even come out with the name of a friend of theirs currently leaving in a foreign country. Among those who stated having friends abroad, contacts with these people were not based on a regular interaction, and visits were stated to be quite rare (sometimes every three years, or even less). However

was shocked by the Lusitania tragedy, and was ultimately brought in because of the general infringement of the rights of neutrals by the German submarines. Neither of the Anglo-Saxon nations at first clearly saw the strategical meaning of the war. Theirs was an external view of the Continent, like that of the seamen who named the Guinea, Malabar, Coromandel, and Murman "Coasts." Neither in London nor in New York were international politics commonly discussed in the way in which they are discussed