what else?

"How did you meet with grandpa?"

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Jane Eyre, a novel written by Charlotte Brontë in 1847, has as main characters, as you can suppose, Jane Eyre, and Edward Rochester. This is a classic of English literature of the nineteenth century, and it was adapted several times to the cinema. This...

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The love differently

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"The love differently," the love which is going on in other ways than what one usually sees at a time, here is the beginning of The Fifth Child. This novel, written by Doris Lessing, takes place during the 60's or 70's, but only at the beginning because...

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Love at first sight, the case of Romeo and Juliet

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As I just have found out that it's impossible ( am I wrong? ) to use italics for the title, it was necessary for me to come up with an other title than the one I was planning to use... But, don't you agree that: "Romeo and Juliet, by Shakespeare" Painting...

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Actor's life in the Elizabethan era

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Recently dead in the actor's afterworld is, as you can guess, a short story that I made up from the dialogue that we had to do some time ago. In short, the text in the bubbles is the original text, and the remainder is just for extra, as I really love...

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The Globe Theatre

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And as we were talking about Shakespeare, here comes the Globe Theatre. And finally thanks to... No, you're daydreaming if you think that I will thank you, Viviane. After all, we were in the same group and we did that together at least for the first part....

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Shakespeare

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As what is interesting us is the anglophone literature during the Elizabethan era, how could we not talk about Shakespaere? At the expense of repeating myself, thank you for your hard work, Mary and Manon.

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Sir Francis Drake

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Once more time, thank you for your hard work, ... Mister unknow? And the "PDF Complete" thing isn't my fault, just to have it say...

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Life of women during the Elizabethan era

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Thank you for your hard work too, Victoria and Floriane.

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Life in the Elizabethan era

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Thanks to the ones that did the job, even if I don't remenber who it was. Ah, it seems it was Solène... Thank you for your hard work.

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Portrait of a reader

like, reading

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Reader... What a presumptuous word. But we will do with it. So, who I am? Not my name, 'cause I won't say it. But what I am like when it comes to reading. Why do I like reading? A really good question. Why? I will be frank with you. I don't know. And...

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