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At the party is invited also Mrs Cheveley, an English woman living in Vienna, who was married with Baron Arnheim. She asks Sir Chiltern what he thinks about the project of a canal in Argentina, because she knows that he has to report a speech about this subject at the House of Common the following day. She’s interested in it because she’s bought a

3. During his birthday he noticed that his mother was died. He went to his house for the funeral. His stepfather sent away the servant, who loved David a lot. He went with her, but then she married, so David had to go to London to work, even if he was ten years hold. He lived in the house of a poor middle-class man, but he had many debt so he was taken

Er fing an sich Selbst zu denken und zu diskutieren an.
Er war sehr mit seiner Arbeit unzufrieden, er fand sie  sehr anstrengend und unangenehm. Er dachte,  dass an diese komische Situation die Arbeit schuld war, weil er wegen seiner Arbeit wenig Schlaf hatte.
Er hätte sehr gerne gekündigt aber er fühlte sich sehr pflichtbewusst wegen der Schuld

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T.B wurde am 9/2/1931 in Heerlen (Holland) unehelich geboren. Er hat in Ohlsdorf, Oberösterreich gelebt. Er hat 1951-54 das Musikstudium in Salzburg und Wien besucht. Er ist dann Journalist geworden und danach, im Jahr 1957 freier Schriftsteller. Unter anderen hat er auch „Die Ursache“ „Der Keller“ „Der Atem“ und „Die Kälte“geschrieben. Er ist am 12/2/8

• MISS TAYLOR: she was the Emma’s governess and the Emma’s second mother. She loves her very much and between them it was the intimacy of sister. She got married with Mr Weston and went to live in another house. She had been in Mr Woodhouse’s family for sixteen years. She always helped Emma.
• MR WESTON: he was a man of easy manner and pleasant mann

3. He had a good idea and soon he kept all enemy’s ship. The king asked him to take all the ship of other country, but he refused. So the king was angry with him. He helped again Lilliputions: the Queen’s rooms were burning: he made water and the building was safe. But what he did, was a crime…
4. Many of the King’s official wanted to punish him, so

Mondo Infernale! e tu, profondissimo Tartaro,
Accogli il tuo nuovo Padrone - qualcuno che reca
un pensiero che non ha da cambiare per il Tempo o il Luogo.
Il pensiero и luogo a se stesso, ed esso stesso
Rende Paradiso l'Inferno, Inferno il Paradiso.
Che importa il luogo, se io sarт ancora me stesso,
E cosa mai dovrei essere, tutt

The immanent will, (in the passage Hardy calls it the “President of the Immortals”), has finished to torment Tess. “Justice was done” says Hardy but these words are ironical: the writer thinks Tess’s deal is a great injustice. Hardy underlines the fact that her death leaves everybody indifferent (except Clare and Liza-Lu), he says that her ancestors sl

Ma con l’occhio scintillante lo attrae e lo trattiene. —E il Convitato resta come paralizzato, e sta ad ascoltare come un bambino di tre anni: il vecchio Marinaro è padrone di lui.
Il Convitato si mise a sedere sopra una pietra: e non può fare a meno di ascoltare attentamente. E cosí parlò allora quel vecchio uomo, il Marinaro dal magnetico sguardo: