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plus grands transporteurs de vrac sec qui tirent leur nom du fait qu’ils devaient passer par le cap de Bonne-Espérance parce que trop grands pour transiter par le canal de Suez ou le canal de Panama. 27 Bloomberg (2011), Freight rates poised to tumble as 35-mile line of ships passes coal demand, 10 janvier. 28 Le plus grand porte-conteneur du monde, Emma Maersk (2006), et ses sept navires frères, y ont été construits. 29 Business Monitor Online (2010), Mitsubishi yard closure reflects long-term

suddenly came from below—where could he go? There was nowhere to hide. He was turning to run back to the apartment again. “Hey, you hairy devil! Stop him!” With a shout, someone burst from one of the apartments below, and did not so much run as tumble down the stairs, shouting at the top of his lungs: “Mitka! Mitka! Mitka! Mitka! Damn your eyes!” The cry ended in a shriek; the last sounds already came from outside; then it was quiet. But at the same moment, several men, talking loudly and

also the homebody Narayan whose voice pokes fun at the tourists who “forgo food and comfort and jolt a hundred-odd miles to see some place. . . . It seemed to me silly to go a hundred miles to see the source of Sarayu when it had taken the trouble to tumble down the mountain and come to our door” (49). Note how Raju’s education as a guide is provided by his customers. Just when we have almost forgotten about Rosie, she abruptly appears, associated—as she is throughout the novel—with the cobra. Raju strives

in an instant. In my dreams an old man appeared to me and said, "Hearken, Agib! As soon as thou art awake dig up the ground underfoot, and thou shalt find a bow of brass and three arrows of lead. Shoot the arrows at the statue, and the rider shall tumble into the sea, but the horse will fall down by thy side, and thou shalt bury him in the place from which thou tookest the bow and arrows. This being done the sea will rise and cover the mountain, and on it thou wilt perceive the figure of a metal man

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tubulous adj., en forme de tube, tubulaire tufa n. (géol.), tuf m. calcaire tufaceous adj. (géol.), tufacé tuff n. (géol.), tuf m. volcanique tuff-cone n. (géol.), cône m. de débris tuffaceous adj. (géol.), tufacé tularemia n. (path.), tularémie f. tumbler n. (instr., méd.), verre m. gradué tumo(u)r n. (path.), tumeur f. tuna n. (ich.), thon m. tundra n. (géog.), toundra f. tun(e)able adj. (acoust., électr.), accordable, ~ bandpass filter, filtre accordable tun(e)ableness n. (acoust., électr.), possibilité

Charles Bourne Address: Unlisted Citizenship: U.S.A. Jason Charles Bourne. Jason. The J was for Jason! His name was Jason Bourne. The Bourne had meant nothing, the J. Bourne still meaningless, but in the combination Jason and Bourne, obscure tumblers locked into place. He could accept it; he did accept it. He was Jason Charles Bourne, American. Yet he could feel his chest pounding; the vibration in his ears was deafening, the pain in his stomach more acute. What was it? Why did he have the feeling