Inglese

Part two:
Gulliver sets off for India but after a series of misadventures finds him abandoned on the island of Brobdingnag whose inhabitants are all giants. Here Gulliver finds himself regarded as something like a living doll for children to play with. He is sold to the queen and has some interesting discussions with the king about the politica

the idea that reason rather than religion was the key to the understanding
of man and the world tat surrounds him. Therefore the eighteenth century
brought with it a general desire for order, clarity and stability. Writers of
the period drew inspiration from the Latin poets Virgil Horace and Ovid
who, under the patronage of emperor augu

THE SUBJECT The Mystery Plays were single episodes, articulated in a Mystery Cycle. The subject were biblical stories, as the Nativity and Passion. They were written in the English spoken by local people. The setting is York or some other English town.
THE PERFORMANCE Each play was performed by the trade or craft guilds of the town.
THE MANUSCRI

But nowadays there are more motives compared to the past: acohol or drugs abuse, control, sex, enjoyment but on the first place we find money reason. They adopt many ways to kill: shooting, suffocation, stabbing, drowning but the most common one is the poisoning, used by the 80% of the female serial killers, maybe because, in quotation marks, is th

This story is titled a star called henry and talks about a very little child borned in a poor irish family in 1901.
While his mother is embracing he, she look for a star that is her first child died and Henry is gelous of he.
His father has only one leg and his mother is died, then henry become a king of the street and carry his little bro...

• Ode on the Morning of Christ’s Nativity;
• L’allegro e il Pensieroso (1632)
• Comus (1634)

The second period (1639 – 1660) he written Prose works and sonnets:
• Lycidas;
• The Doctrine and Discipline of Divorce;
• Of the tenure of King and Magistrates (written after Charles I’s execution

The third period (1660 –

Desidero che il vento possa non cessare mai
Nи molesti un inondazione
Prima che i miei tre figli siano tornati da me
Nella carne e sangue famigliari

Ciт accadde presso Martinmas
Quando le notti erano lunghe e scure
I tre figli della vecchia donna tornarono a casa
E i loro cappelli erano di betulla

Esso ne s

Magna Charta
When Henry II died, he was succeeded by his elder son, Richard I, called “the Lion-Hearted”. His younger son John Lackland acted as King during his brother’s absence on the Third Crusade. He was known as Lackland because he lost Normandy and almost all the other English possession in France. The barons forced him to sign a document, kno

Chapter Seventeen
A week later, Dorian entertains visitors at his park at Selby. He talks with Lord Henry, the Duchess of Monmouth, and her husband; they discuss the nature and importance of beauty. The duchess criticizes Lord Henry for introduction too great a value on beauty. Then they talks about love; Lord Henry thinks that love, like life, dep