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LANE KEMPER ART MUSEUM THE BARBIZON SCHOOL and THE NATuRE of LANdSCApE R ACHEL KEITH stately tree, its scalloped outline silhouetted against a cerulean sky, grows elegantly askew from a riverbank in Jules Dupré’s c. 1850 painting The River (Fig. 1). Two diminutive figures dwarfed beneath the sheltering canopy of the tree put its grand scale into perspective. The lone tree is the painting’s humble subject—not only does it take center stage within the composition and almost…

inconveniencing them:I’m sorry to bother you at this time of night noun [mass noun] • effort, trouble, or difficulty:he saved me the bother of having to come up with a speechit may seem like too much bother to cook just for yourself • (a bother) a person or thing that causes annoyance or difficulty:I hope she hasn’t been a bother exclamation British • used to express mild irritation or impatience:‘Bother!’ she muttered • TO FILL verb • 1 [with object] cause (a space…

publicity which it may have neither the interest in nor the resources for managing. One final expression of gratitude: While scattered names throughout this book have been changed for various reasons, I’ve elected to change the names of every single person I met—both Indian and Western—at this Ashram in India. This is out of respect for the fact that most people don’t go on a spiritual pilgrimage in order to appear later as a character in a book. (Unless, of course, they are me.) I’ve…

formas, como scarf (cachecol): scarfs ou scarves. 5) Alguns substantivos advindos de outro idioma conservam o plural de origem: Medium – media (meio – meios) 6) Alguns plurais irregulares: Man – men (homem – homens) Tooth – teeth (dente – dentes) Person – people (pessoa – pessoas) 7) Substantivos com a mesma forma no plural e no singular: Fish (peixe) Species (espécie) 8) Apesar de terminarem com –s, há alguns substantivos que estão no singular: News – notícia Politics –…

a classe de palavras que nomeia: People (pessoas): mother (mãe), professor [professor(a)], child [criança, filho(a)]. Places (lugares): village (vila), school (escola, colégio, faculdade), Chicago. Things (coisas): computer (computador), tree (árvore), cereal. Animals (animais): bear (urso), dog (cachorro), shark (tubarão). Ideas (ideias), abstractions (abstrações), feelings (sentimentos), states (estados): wisdom (sabedoria), concentration (concentração), freedom…

contrário do português, os adjetivos aparecem antes dos substantivos em inglês. Ex: She is a pretty girl. (Ela é uma moça bonita). Segundo, os adjetivos em inglês são invariáveis, ou seja, não possuem gênero nem plural como em português. Ex: There are big houses in this neighborhood. (Há casas grandes neste bairro). I bought a big car yesterday. (Eu comprei um carro grande ontem). Observações Quando há mais de um adjetivo para o mesmo substantivo, eles aparecem na seguinte ordem: tamanho…

Açafrão Saffron Safran Safran Crocus sativus Aipo sementes Celery Seed Céleri Sellerie Apium graveolens Kummel (alcaravia) Caraway Seed Carvi Kummel Carum gravi Alecrim Rosemary Romarin Rosmarin Rosmarinus afficinalis Alfavaca Tree-Basil Basilic en Arbre Basilienkraut Ocimun Hortensis Anis Estrelado Star Anise Badiane Anie étoilé Sternanis Sadian Illicium verum Angelica Angelica Angélique Engelwurz Angélica Officinalis Manjericão (basilico) Basil…

costumávamos dirigir bastante nosso carro, mas atualmente a gasolina está muito cara. 2) Available não é avaliado; avaliado é appraised. Available é disponível. Ex.: * There is water available at the hut. Há água disponível na cabana. * The house was appraised carefully before being sold. A casa foi avaliada cuidadosamente antes de ser vendida. 3) Arrest não é arrastar; arrastar é drag. Arrest é prender. Ex.: * Two policemen arrested the thief. Dois policiais prenderam o…

the pilot units of the first edition: The Bell School of Languages, Bowthorpe Hall, Norwich The Eckersley School of English, Oxford Eurocentre, Brighton Eurocentre, London Victoria King's School of English, Bournemouth Academia Lacunza International House, San Sebastian, Spain the teachers and students of the following schools who used and commented on the first edition of this book: Anglo World, Oxford Central School of English, London Linguarama, Birmingham Thomas Lavelle for his work…

Duty A Prisoner Again New Gladiators Caesar’s Arrival in Rome The Spaniard and the Crowd The Colosseum A Man for the People Secrets and Lies Broken Plans Home, At Last iv 1 5 11 19 27 32 37 44 51 57 62 71 72 Introduction All eyes turned to the trees. A horseman rode out, toward the Roman army. There was something strange about the way he was riding Maximus was the first to understand . . . As the horse came closer, the other men could see what had happened. The Roman messenger was…