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334 a Blue Lantern Studio/Corbis 334 b Blue Lantern Studio/Corbis 334 c Blue Lantern Studio/Corbis 334 d The Story of Rumpelstiltskin, Blasco, Jesus (1919-95) / Private Collection / © Look and Learn / The Bridgeman Art Library 251 269 269 www.thurberhouse.org b h The three little pigs by Roald Dahl in Revolting Rhymes, Jonathan Cape Ltd and Puffin Books / David Higham Associates. The Three Little Pigs Nous avons recherché en vain les éditeurs

unités sont proposées par activité langagière dominante soit 15 unités au total. Le manuel offre un grand choix de documents, les thématiques sont variées et destinées à toutes les séries (L, S, ES et séries technologiques). L’unité 3 est intitulée Art Project pour répondre aux instructions officielles sur l’Histoire des Arts. On retrouvera aussi dans chaque unité matière à aborder les arts visuels tout au cours de l’année. • Chaque unité est « raccrochée » à une ou deux notions du programme (affichage

product grouping that often overlaps with other categories such as furniture, tabletop, garden, and art. Although a small occasional table might be considered an accessory, dining and coffee tables are referred to as furniture items. Wooden kitchen utensils may be an accessory, but formal place settings fall under the tabletop category. A large, one-of-akind sculpture is typically sold in an art gallery setting, whereas a small, handcrafted figurine can be found at many types of gift and home furnishing

huge dining room. The food was different – it was American style. But it was good, especially the milk. 30 There was a long gate that led to the boats that took people off the island, across New York Harbor*, to the city. Every day, we boys would walk to the gate and look out over the water. We wanted to see America. It Séquence 1-AN01 31 was like being in jail. We felt sad and wondered if we would ever get through the gate and onto a boat for that final journey to our new country, the

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elle lui a reproché pour son indifférence à l'égard palpable outrage à sa dignité, sa faiblesse en ce qui concerne les Phéniciens, qui avait été faux de lui, et son attitude lâche À l'égard des personnes qui ont détesté et même insulté. "But thou art like them!" «Mais tu es comme eux!" she cried; "Dost regret the loss of the Arab girl who danced upon these very pavements? Take her back! Go and live with her—in her tent! Eat her bread, baked in the ashes! Drink curdled sheep's-milk! Kiss her dark

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LSE* will be there. Fit, smart American girls – and a pound a drink; what’s not to love?’ ‘I’ve got work tomorrow.’ ‘Ha. Yeah. Shut up. We’re leaving in five minutes.’ I put on my coat and walk out on to the Strand, where maybe half a dozen of the Internet’s brightest and best are waiting to make the five-minute walk to a dive bar for £1.00 Vodka Red Bulls and dancing until dawn. Life doesn’t get much better than this, I think. It’s amazing how wrong a person can be. ................. * London

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years before, had gained the first prize for painting. He had now just come back from Rome. His soul, full-fed with poetry; his eyes, satiated with Raphael and Michael Angelo, thirsted for real nature after long dwelling in the pompous land where art has everywhere left something grandiose. Right or wrong, this was his personal feeling. His heart, which had long been a prey to the fire of Italian passion, craved one of those modest and meditative maidens whom in Rome he had unfortunately seen