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♤ I read to find hope. -Gary Paulsen
°°° "Books are the quietest and most constant of friends; they are the most accessible and wisest of counselors, and the most patient of teachers." — Charles William Eliot
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137 okur puanı
Mart 2018 tarihinde katıldı
G.O.
in the end. He wanted a woman's love ...' He stopped, and Madame Giry asked quietly, 'And Christine Daae and Vicomte Raoul? What happened to them?' The Persian smiled. 'Ah yes! What happened to young Raoul and the beautiful Christine ...? Who knows?' Nobody in Paris ever saw Raoul and Christine again. Perhaps they took a train to the north, and lived a quiet, happy life together there. Perhaps Christine's wonderful voice is still singing, somewhere in the cold and beautiful mountains of Norway. Who knows?
Such a beautiful entrance ~English
A train is a closed world. Each carriage is like a small room, with windows and doors, but you can't get out when the train is moving. The world outside is far away, and you can forget your home, your work, your friends. On a train you sit with strangers. You don't know anything about them, but you sit next to them for hours, or perhaps days, in the same small room. You can't get away from them. As the wheels of the train turn, these stories show us three different people. A beautiful young wife - going on holiday with her new husband, through the green hills of England. A carefree young man - travelling across the mountains of Yugoslavia, looking for work. A sensible middle-aged man - travelling north through the forests and lakes of Finland, hoping for a quiet journey. Three different journeys, three different people - all locked in the closed world of the train . . . where anything can happen
Sayfa 3 - Oxford
How to die faster?1000Kitap
English Breakfast: start with egg, bacon, sausages, tomates, mushrooms, black pudding and fried bread. Then finish with toast and marmalade, and off course a large pot of tea.
Sayfa 14 - Oxford University Press
London's Museums
The British Museum in Great Russell Street is the biggest museum in Britain. Tickets are free. The Museum of London at 150, London Wall is one of the most interesting museums in the city. It tells the story of London and its people. One more museum that tells a story is the Museum of the Moving Image (MOMI), on the South Bank (under Waterloo Bridge). This tells the story of cinema and television, and there are many things for visitors to see and do. You can act with actors on a film 'set'. Or you can read the news on TV!
The British Museum Four million people visit the National Gallery in Trafalgar Square every year. They come to look at more than two thousand pictures. Tickets are free. At the National Portrait Gallery in St Martin's Place, you can see pictures of famous people. Tickets arc free here, too.
Sayfa 18
Where am I, Why am I here, Who am I ?
The sun is shining on the field. I can hear music, quiet music. It's Mozart.
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