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light, all laughing days too gay a strain; there must be clouds, and night, and rain, and shut-in days, to make us see the beauty of life's tapestry!" "May happiness touch you life as warmly as you have touched the lives of others." "It is always wise to stop wishing for things long enough to enjoy the fragrance of those now flowering." ~Patrice Gifford~ "Our sweetest experiences of affection are meant to point us to that realm which is the real and endless home of the heart." ~Henry Ward Beecher~

NOTES: > Si l'adjectif se termine par "-y", le "-y" se transforme en "-i": heavy --> heavier early --> earlier busy --> busier healthy --> healthier chilly --> chillier > Si l'adjectif se termine déjà par "-e", on ne rajoute que "-r": wise --> wiser large --> larger simple --> simpler late --> later > Si l'adjectif se termine par Consonne-Voyelle-Consonne, on redouble la consonne finale: big --> bigger thin --> thinner hot --> hotter > Comparatifs irréguliers, à apprendre

poetry" (Republic X 607B). He gives two examples of the sort of thing poetry has said about philosophy: "such expressions as 'the yelping hound barking at her master and mighty in the idle babble of fools,' and 'the mob that masters those who are too wise for their own good,' and the subtle thinkers who reason that after all they are poor" (Republic X 607B). Robert Brock explains that these passages are probably comic, and that it is clear that Plato thinks of this quarrel as "essentially a matter of

comme vous, par les les mains des fesse-matthieux. LA FLÉCHE. Indeed, Sir, those who borrow are much to be pitied, and we must put up with strange things when, like you, we are forced to pass through the hands of the usurers.Nestor: Elderly wise man who advised the Greeks during the Trojan War. For further information, see The Iliad. Priam: Elderly king of ancient Troy. For further information, see The Iliad. Marital and Courtship Conflict: Common Literary Motif .......Over the centuries

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Wide Sargasso Sea, 1966 VIDAL G., Burr, 1973 ACKROYD P., Hawksmoor, 1985 PYNCHON T., Mason & Dixon, 1997 UPDIKE J., Gertrude and Claudius, 2000 GREGORY P., The Queen’s Fool, 2004 CLINCH J., Finn: A Novel, 2007 HOROWITZ A., The House of Silk, 2011 WISE R., West Side Story, 1961 COPPOLA F.F., Dracula, 1992 Héros et anti-héros, la disparition du personnage Du héros au anti-héros Identifier le héros d’une œuvre littéraire, c’est d’abord poser une hiérarchie. Le héros, dans sa première acception, est

we seek in vain for a standard, by which we can reconcile the contrary sentiments. A young man, whose passions are warm, will be more sensibly touched with amorous and tender images, than a man more advanced in years, who takes pleasure in wise, philosophical reflections concerning the conduct of life and moderation of the passions. At twenty, Ovid may be the favourite author; Horace at forty; and perhaps Tacitus at fifty. Vainly would we, in such cases, endeavour to enter into the sentiments

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Richard III, film britannique de Laurence Olivier (1955). Le Château de l'araignée, film japonais d'Akira Kurosawa, adaptation de Macbeth (1957). West Side Story, d'abord comédie musicale puis film américain de Jerome Robbins et Robert Wise, adaptation de Roméo et Juliette (1961). Othello, film britannique de Stuart Burge avec Laurence Olivier (1965). Hamlet (Гамлет), film soviétique de Grigori Kozintsev, sur une traduction de Boris Pasternak (1964). Falstaff (Campanadas

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