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The same thing that's happened
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Bruno feel very uncomfortable because, in his heart, he knew that there was no reason to be impolite to someone, even if they did work for you. There was such a thing as manners after all.
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My twin contradictory places of idleness: the public bar and the chapel. One so social and teeming with life, the other quiet and warning of death.
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My six uncles, their dark hair glistening with rose-scented lacquer, sat next to her in ascending order of age and stupidity. >> In her absence they would say that she had always been a floozy and this mattered a great deal to my mother, for she and the person they would fashion from their sordid imaginations would have little in common except for a name.
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monogamy is simply not the natural state for man, and when I say man I mean man or woman. It just doesn't make sense to manacle yourself sexually to the same person for fifty or sixty years when your relationship with that person can be so much happier if you give each other the freedom to enter and be entered by people of the opposite sex whom you find attractive. A marriage should be about friendship and companionship, not about sex.
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But here's what you have to remember: There are no homosexuals in Ireland. You might have got it into your head that you are one but you're just wrong, it's as simple as that. You're wrong.
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I blame Charles Dickens for the death of my father'.
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Should women read, Miss Caine? There's a question for you. Does it excite them too much?
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It was important to look confident, he realized that very early on. After all, there was a terrible tendency among adults to look at children travelling alone as if they were planning a crime of some sort. None of them ever thought that it might just be a young chap on his way to see the world and have a great adventure. They were so small minded, grown-ups. That was one of their many problems.
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Bruno. He
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There is cruelty in the world, Eliza, you can see that, can't you? It surrounds us. It breathes on us. We spend our life trying to escape it.
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A man was standing at the end of the hallway, just outside an open door, from where a great light shone, illuminating him almost as a god.
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There are days when I rather detest living in the year 1867. Everything moves so quickly. Change is happening at such a pace. I preferred the way of life thirty years ago when I was a boy.
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214 bnvbmbr 2014 "Well, I don't like the way we have to turn all the lights off at night now,' he admitted. 'Everyone has to do that,' said Mother" `vd lpny hmlHmh Notes From: John Boyne. "Boy in the Striped Pajamas." iBooks. kyblty spr, spr nhdr ASHmvr `lyv, KHmv AvTSr ykr. Adpdp lAT b`dynvt, KHSHydy nkyvt vbzhyrvt. ASHmvr `lyv SHlA ykr`, SHlA ykrh lv SHvm dbr r`. AKHbd At hspr, `lyv lA ATSyyr, hspr ly Hbr. lkrvA, lA lkrv`, lkrvA, KHn ..
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14 bnvbmbr 2014 "Out-With?' asked Bruno. 'What's an Out-With?' 'It's not an Out-With, Bruno,' said Gretel with a sigh. 'It's just Out-With.' 'Well, what's Out-With then?' he repeated. 'Out with what?" `yvvt SHl hSHm AvSHvvyTS Notes From: John Boyne. "Boy in the Striped Pajamas." iBooks. kyblty spr, spr nhdr ASHmvr `lyv, KHmv AvTSr ykr. Adpdp lAT b`dynvt, KHSHydy nkyvt vbzhyrvt. ASHmvr `lyv SHlA ykr`, SHlA ykrh lv SHvm dbr r`. AKHbd At hs..
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La tonta de remate
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Well, I'm not advocating it," I said. "I just mean that before we learn to feel afraid of things, our bodies know how to do them anyway. It's one of the more disappointing aspects of growing older. We fear more so we can do less."
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14 bnvbmbr 2014 "Well, I don't like the way we have to turn all the lights off at night now,' he admitted. 'Everyone has to do that,' said Mother" `vd lpny hmlHmh Notes From: John Boyne. "Boy in the Striped Pajamas." iBooks."
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Al mal tiempo, buena cara.>>
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The thing about exploring is that you have to know whether the thing you've found is worth finding. Some things are just sitting there, minding their own business, waiting to be discovered. Like America. And other things are probably better off left alone.
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leaving me an orphan like those characters I had spoken of the night before, if one can truly be called an orphan at twenty-one years of age.
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death was a natural phenomenon, albeit a sorrowful one for those left behind, but one that every man and woman must accept as the price we pay for life.
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Grunt,' grunted Kotler.
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decided it was time for the children to return to their studies, and although it seemed ridiculous to Bruno that school should take place when there were only two students to teach, both Mother and Father agreed that a tutor should come to the house every day and fill their mornings and afternoons with lessons. A few mornings later a man called Herr
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14 bnvbmbr 2014 "him now, despite the fact that he was, as Gretel had pointed out, no more than a teenager himself." zh Avmr SHhHylym hyv TS`yrym Notes From: John Boyne. "Boy in the Striped Pajamas." iBooks. pr, spr nhdr ASHmvr `lyv, KHmv AvTSr ykr. Adpdp lAT b`dynvt, KHSHydy nkyvt vbzhyrvt. ASHmvr `lyv SHlA ykr`, SHlA ykrh lv SHvm dbr r`. AKHbd At hspr,
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15 bnvbmbr 2014 "be given an explanation for why they had all been forced to leave their comfortable home and come to this terrible place, which must have been the greatest wrong ever committed to him in his short life." HSHybh.AgvTSnTryt.SHl.brvnv Notes From: John Boyne. "Boy in the Striped Pajamas." iBooks. lty spr, spr nhdr ASHmvr `lyv, KHmv AvTSr ykr. Adpdp lAT b`dynvt, KHSHydy nkyvt vbzhyrvt. ASHmvr `lyv SHlA ykr`, SHlA ykrh lv SHvm..
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floor,
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15 bnvbmbr 2014 "The Dot That Became a Speck That Became a Blob That Became a Figure That Became a Boy" pylvsvpyh.mrgSHt.`l.gymvd.hAHr.SHhvpKHt.lrAvt.At.hAHr.KHbn.Adm Notes From: John Boyne. "Boy in the Striped Pajamas." iBooks. , spr nhdr ASHmvr `lyv, KHmv AvTSr ykr. Adpdp lAT b`dynvt, KHSHydy nkyvt vbzhyrvt. ASHmvr `lyv SHlA ykr`, SHlA ykrh lv SHvm dbr r`. AKHbd At hspr,
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Bruno.
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We hadden de Furie nooit te eten moeten vragen,' zei ze. 'Sommige mensen moeten zo nodig hogerop komen.
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De qualquer jeito, eu tinha completado treze anos e achava que ja era tempo de seguir meu proprio tempo." (Nove)"
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Heil Hitler,' zei hij, wat, voor zover hij wist, een andere manier was om te zeggen 'Tot ziens en een prettige dag verder'.
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It's not so long ago that men of your ilk believed in witches and superstition," I pointed out. "Medieval times," he said, waving a hand in the air to dismiss the notion. "This is 1867. The Church has come a long way since then."
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For the banister in this house stretched from the very top floor - just outside the
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Cyril and Alice talking about Maude Avery and her books) 'I occasionally get letters from students asking for help with their theses.' 'And do you offer it?' 'No. It's all there in the books themselves. There's nothing much I can add that would be of any use to anyone.' 'You're right,' said Alice. 'So why any of them feel the need to talk about their work in public or give interviews is beyond me. If you didn't say what you wanted to say in..
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Po pravde, Emili byla chudesnaia devushka, ochen' krasivaia, esli eto tak vazhno, no s nei-to ia i poterial nevinnost', a ni odin razumnyi chelovek ne zhenitsia na zhenshchine, s kotoroi on stal muzhchinoi. Eto vse ravno kak nauchit'sia vozhdeniiu na razdolbannoi kolymage i potom vsiu zhizn' na nei ezdit', khotia uzhe priobrel navyk v chas pik rassekat' po ozhivlennoi magistrali na BMW. Iz uvazheniia k pamiati Emili ia pochti dve nedeli ni ..
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I'm reading,' said Bruno. 'What are you reading?' she asked him, and rather than answer he simply turned the cover towards her so she could see for herself. She made a raspberry sound through her lips and some of her spit landed on Bruno's face. 'Boring,' she said in a sing-song voice. 'It's not boring at all,' said Bruno. 'It's an adventure. It's better than dolls, that's for sure.' Gretel didn't rise to the bait on that one. 'What are you..
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Waarom zou vader op zo'n nare plek willen werken met al die buren? Het slaat nergens op.
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the ground for I know not how long. Of course
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Shmuel --dijo, corriendo hacia el y sentandose. Casi lloraba de alivio y de arrepentimiento.--Lo siento mucho,Shmuel. No se porque lo hice. Di que me perdonas. --No pasa nada.--dijo Shmuel, mirandolo. Tenia la cara cubierta de cardenales. Bruno se estremecio y por un momento olvido sus disculpas. --?Que te ha pasado? --pregunto, pero no espero a que Shmuel contestara.--?Te has caido de la bicicleta? A mi me paso una vez en Berlin, hace un p..
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Le hizo comprender que era posible que el tiempo siguiera su curso, pero que las ideas de algunas personas quedarian enquistadas para siempre.
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Sure the priests ran the country back then and they hated women. Oh my God, they hated women and anything that had to do with women and anything to do with women's bodies or ideas or desires, and any chance that they had to humiliate a woman or bring her down, they would take full advantage of it.
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