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- Random Updates
- by Inthefastlane45
- in inthefastlane45.blog.co.uk
- 2 days old
- With a lot of luck I managed to pull off all A's in my algebra, macroeconomics, and english composition classes, keeping my 4.0 for at least one more semester. I was completely surprised because I was set in my mind that I was getting one, maybe even two B's. What kept me in the A percentages in English was I got a 38/40 on the last paper I... more
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- Is it me, or is it hot?
- by foliedevoix
- in foliedevoix.blog.co.uk
- 7 days old
- Well, I've noticed the difference in temperature today, during my weekly disappearance for a few days (drama clubs and listening to eighties music are to blame). My French class were begging the teacher to let us have the lesson outside, as if we were outside, at least there would be a breeze, and we wouldn't have to stare at the classroom walls... more
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- more exotic
- by ohlala007
- in ohlala007.blog.co.uk
- 13 days old
- ***Life's rich tapestry. Thanks for that.*** In this role I feel at ease too. . . *~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~* ***My shalow heart's the only thing that's beating*** I read the book Brideshead Revisited more than once, but not in English which was my great mistake, because if only I read at least one book by Evelyn Waugh in... more
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- books
- by ohlala007
- in ohlala007.blog.co.uk
- 17 days old
- **the script** Reading The Magician, by W. Somerset Maugham, I thought that the novel could be a good groundwork for a script of a good mystic thriller: http://www.gutenberg.org/files/14257/14257-8.txt The Magician is an early W. Somerset Maugham novel, published in 1908. In this tale, the magician Oliver Haddo, a caricature of Aleister Crowley,... more
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- The truth of foliedevoix...
- by foliedevoix
- in foliedevoix.blog.co.uk
- 24 days old
- Hi again everybody...sorry for the delay in blogging, it was a very busy weekend for me. Well, actually I didn't do much, but I've been teaching myself to sing! AAAARGH! Cover your ears - Oh, wait a sec, you can't hear it! And if you think I'll be singing songs by Leona Lewis, Mariah Carey, and all those people who hang... more
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- TEACHING ENGLISH IN FRENCH - IN SCOTLAND
- by kendrive
- in kendrive.blog.co.uk
- 28 days old
- BILINGUAL SCHOOL An Aberdeen school which has pioneered bilingual education has been judged a resounding success, a report has said. Under the scheme, subjects such as maths and English are taught in French. Walker Road Primary School has native French speakers working with other staff to teach children a range of subjects from the age of five... more
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- following the pencil
- by ohlala007
- in ohlala007.blog.co.uk
- 29 days old
- ***green peace for ever*** A long time ago (April, 1905), in a world far far away (St. Petersburg), an outstanding poet by the name of **Alexander Blok** wrote a poem called **The Little Priest of Marshland** or **The Marsh Little Priest** that ended in this way (translation is mine): …He takes off his hat and prays for the blade of grass that... more
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- one of the stories
- by ohlala007
- in ohlala007.blog.co.uk
- 29 days old
- There are some stories which I dearly love and which I would like to be published on the Net. One of them is: **SREDNI VASHTAR** by **SAKI** Conradin was ten years old, and the doctor had pronounced his professional opinion that the boy would not live another five years. The doctor was silky and effete, and counted for little, but his opinion... more
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- junction of times
- by ohlala007
- in ohlala007.blog.co.uk
- 34 days old
- ***Through the Looking Glass or A Rebours*** And after words, in radiant garments dressed With sound of flutes and laughing of glad lips, A pomp of all the passions passed along All the night through; till the white phantom ships Of dawn sailed in. Whereat I said this song, Of all sweet passions Shame is the loveliest. (Lord Alfred Douglas “In... more
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- AND I CRIED
- by kendrive
- in poemsandprose.blog.co.uk
- 44 days old
- Jacques Prévert, France's most widely read poet since Victor Hugo, was born in Paris in 1900. 'Paroles' (Words), his first collection of poetry, appeared late in 1945. Patched together by René Bertelé from forgotten newspapers and reviews, cabaret songs, and scribblings from the backs of envelopes and the paper tablecloths of cafés,' Paroles' is... more
