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CONTENTS INTRODUCTION 2 PART I FROM TRADITIONAL SPORTS TO THE EMERGENCE OF MODERN FORMS OF SPORTS 8 1. Physical recreation and sport before the Victorians 10 1.1 Traditional and festive village sports 10 1.2 The upper classes and the early development of sport 12 1.3 The decline of traditional sports 14 2. Evolutions during the 19th century 17 2.1 Public school and university education 17 2.2 The first clubs and associations 19 2.3 The beginnings of sport

le dernier extrait, Fish semble parler de ne pas oublier ces moments. “The fool escaped from paradise will look over his shoulder and cry, Sit and chew on daffodils and struggle to answer why ? As you grow up and leave the playground, Where you kissed your prince and found your frog, Remember the jester that showed you tears, the script for tears.” - Script for a Jester‟s Tear. Bien qu‟il soit à mon avis difficile de savoir ce que Fish veut dire dans ses textes, le sentiment de nostalgie par rapport

flirtatious and typically Victorian (what is typically Victorian?). Ernestine's revulsion at Sarah because of her reputation as a "fallen woman" is not untypical, nor insincere. Tragedy is apparent in SW ; note her appearance contrasted to Ernestine's. Her effect on Charles is "like a lance" (sexual connotations here cf. what happens later) Chapter 3 Background detail re. Charles. Note comment about time on p15/16 "existence was firmly adagio". Fowles describes him as an intelligent idler, but he has

office party neither had particularly wanted to go to’ to ‘they were made for each other’. INTRO This is the opening passage of the novel The Fifth Child, in which Lessing introduces the reader to the two main protagonists, Harriet and David. She begins at the very “beginning” of “their” story, focusing on the moment they first met and fell in love. The scene is set at an end of year office party in Sixties London. There are five main parts to this passage. 1. A description of the party

up in 1994. As a low-cost airline, looking to undercut traditional carriers such as British Airways, it needed to create a lean operation. To achieve this, Haji-Ioannou decided on a single sales channel in order to survive. He chose the phone. At the time this was pioneering, but the owner was encouraged by companies such as Direct Line insurance, and the savings which direct selling would bring. The Internet is important to easyJet since it helps it to reduce running costs, important for a company

pronoms possessifs, et le génitif 21 Les pronoms 22 Les adverbes 23 Les prépositions 25 Les temps et les aspects 29 Le futur et le conditionnel 37 Les modaux 38 Les verbes à particule 40 Les verbes suivis de V-ing ou d'un avec ou sans to 42 La négation 43 L'interrogation 44 L'exclamation et l'emphase 45 L'impératif 46 La voix passive 46 Les subordonnées 47 A ne pas confondre 50 31 Exercices / 13 52 Le nom 52 L'adjectif 52 Les articles définis et indéfinis, et

libraries, laboratories, computer equipment, language-learning opportunities, music facilities and etc...) to all students and the accommodation is excellent. Oxford University library is the 2nd largest library in the United Kingdom, after the British library. The admission : Oxford University seeks to attract the best and brightest students, no matter where they are from. It’s accessible to all students of talent and ability, irrespective of background. Currently students of this University

which belongs to the United Kingdom. The capital of the Republic of Ireland is Dublin and the Northern Ireland’s one is : Belfast. But in our study, we decided to focus on the Republic Of Ireland. It has one of the highest birth rate in Europe, and its population is around 4 500 000 millions inhabitants. There are two official languages in the Republic of Ireland : the english and the irish, but the english still the language the most spoken. More generally, Ireland is famous for its lakes

THE SHALLOWS ALSO BY NICHOLAS CARR The Big Switch: Rewiring the World, from Edison to Google Does IT Matter? THE SHALLOWS What the Internet Is Doing to Our Brains NICHOLAS CARR W. W. NORTON & COMPANY New York * London Copyright © 2010 by Nicholas Carr All rights reserved “The writing ball is a thing like me…” from Gramophone, Film, Typewriter by Friedrich A. Kittler, translated by Geoffrey Winthrop-Young and Michael Wutz. Copyright © 1996 by the Board of Trustees of the

Background As former students we all experienced the situation to go abroad and not being able to take all our furniture with us. We were forced to either rent a furnished apartment or to rent a non-furnished one, but after to buy furniture. After a while, when we were supposed to come back to where we are from, we were usually compelled to give our furniture away because re-selling them was not that easy in a short time period. But you will tell me: “why not choose an already-furnished apartment