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and prayin' Things between us don't get better Men steady comin' after you Women steady comin' after me Seem like everybody wanna go for self And don't wanna respect boundaries Tellin' you all those lies Just to get on your side But I must admit there was a couple secrets I held inside But just know that I tried To always apologize And I'ma have you first always in my heart To keep you satisfied Nobody wanna see us together But it don't matter no Cause I got you babe Nobody wanna

REPORT “LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND CIVIL SOCIETY” 23 – 30 November 2007 Gummersbach – Germany Organised by the International Academy for Leadership (IAF) Presented by Mr Antonin Oumar GNING Tel : 00221 77 653 76 29 / 00221 33 825 89 76 E-mail : agning@hotmail.com / gninga@yahoo.fr 1 Seminar description From 23 to 30 November 2007 was held in Germany in Gummersbach the seminar: "Local government and Civil Society" which came within the framework of the implementation of annual program of the International

between the reader and what he is about to read. In creating the folder labeled "My Ántonia," Jim was writing primarily to himself, not to a larger audience. My Ántonia is like a private love letter to this Bohemian girl, and we therefore don't really know anything about Jim Burden. We are intruding on his private correspondence and seeing Ántonia through his eyes, but we don't have any real connection to him. My Ántonia thus becomes the story of Ántonia, not of Jim. She is the central figure of the

This document is a short story of the novel « The case-book of Sherlock Holmes » written by a famous Scottish writer, sir Arthur Conan Doyle. And it was published in 1927. The main characters are Mrs Ronder, Mr Ronder, Mrs Merrilow, Leonardo, and Sherlock Holmes who investigate the case with Dr Watson who is his assistant. We learn about Mrs Ronder’s story and the reason why the story is entitled “the veiled lodger”. The story first takes place in Sherlock Holmes flat. It begins with Dr Watson

between Jennifer Skinner and Doctor Huse. One year after the scandal around doctor Huse, caused by Mrs. Skinner because he had the AIDS, Mr Huse is resolved to leave his city, where he cannot make any more his job. The scene takes place in the office of doctor Huse, who tidies up its equipment in boxes, when Jennifer Skinner knocks at the door. “Hello Mr Huse, sorry to disturb you, I may enter?” Asks Jennifer of a tone bothered. Dr Huse answers her aggressively: “What do you still want me

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his life every day down a mine - why should he be nervous about defying a fat merchant? Jen stood at the font2, looking weary3. She was only thirty but she had borne four children and worked down the pit for twenty-three years and she was worn out. Mr York sprinkled4 water on her baby's head. Then her husband, Saul, repeated the form of words that made a slave of every Scottish miner's son. "I pledge5 this child to work in Sir George Jamisson's mines, boy and man, for as long as he is able, or until

eccentric thing, to write thirty printed sheets [480 printed pages] within the space of four months, forming two separate novels, of which I will write one in the morning and the other in the evening, and to finish them by a fixed deadline. Do you know, my dear Anna Vasilievna, that even now such eccentric and extraordinary things utterly delight me. I simply don't fit into the category of staid and conventional people . . .” In this typically ebullient fashion, Dostoevsky described to a friend the

risked his life every day a mine - whyshould he be nervous abut defying a fat merchant ? Jen stood at the font, looking weary. she was only thirty but she had borne four children and worked down the pit fot twenty-three years and she was worn out. Mr York sprinkled water on her baby's head. Then her husband, Saul, repeated the form of words that made a slave of every Scottish miner's son."I pledge this child to work in Sir George Jamisson's mines, boy and man, for as long as he is able, or until