The Round House

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Alice in Wonderland Table of Contents CHAPTER I Down the Rabbit−Hole................................................................................................1 CHAPTER II The Pool of Tears........................................................................................................5 CHAPTER III A Caucus−Race and a Long Tale............................................................................9 CHAPTER IV The Rabbit Sends in a Little Bill..............................

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STORIES What makes one city different from another city? Is it the buildings, the weather, the people? It is the people who make a city, and to know a city, you must know its people. You must know what makes them laugh and cry, know the small details of their everyday lives. What kind of people lived in New York at the beginning of the twentieth century? Are New Yorkers different now from a hundred years ago? Cities grow bigger with the years, new buildings are put up and old…

The 5 most Dangerous Jobs 2011 Ana Neves António Pita Rafael Oliveria NFA E3 24-10-2011 Jobs Miner The work of miner consisting in the extraction of minerals from mineral deposits or masses. No qualification required for each job, A miner earns an average of 55,000 dollars per year, The most frequent causes of Injury and death are rock falls, fires, entrapment, electrocution and accidents involving heavy machinery. Fisherman The work of a fisherman is to catch…

Blood. The sticky, slimy green goo had to be the most dangerous substance on Earth. Evan knew that as soon as you open a can of Monster Blood, you are doomed. The Monster Blood will grow and grow—and suck up everything in its path. And if you accidentally eat some of the green goo—look out! A tiny chunk of Monster Blood had turned Cuddles, the classroom hamster, into a growling monster as big as a gorilla! And when Evan accidentally swallowed a little bit of it, he shot up taller than…

were standing on the bridge, trying to catch some fish for supper when a small red plane flew almost directly above our heads. We could even see the pilot's face. "What on earth is he up to?" I asked. I felt rather annoyed. "I think he's in trouble," Jack said. "His engine is making a strange noise." "Well, we can't do anything, can we?" I said. "We can't even phone from here." We were on a boating Holiday and we were miles from the nearest town. "We can follow the plane down the river."…

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1623–1677 At the beginning of the 17th century Versailles was a small village, located in an undulating, wooded region about 10 km from the royal château of Saint-Germain-en-Laye. In 1623 Louis XIII, an enthusiastic hunter, acquired land in the district and a hunting-lodge was built for him, a modest, two-storey building, with three ranges of apartments, and surrounded by a moat. The King first stayed there in 1624. As he gradually spent more time on his Versailles estate, the…