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“Put on your lights and colours Your dress of cloud and tree, O Earth, come out to meet me, And spend today with me.”) On January 18th, the Kanangra, a 68 years old double-decker wins the Great Ferry Boat Race. (Jacques Voisin crosses the Harbour Bridge to see Matilda Jones for the last time. On the way back to Belfield, he uses the Pyrmont Bridge in order to avoid heavy traffic and the toll). October 1, 1992: Commenting the row over Deputy Prime Minister Brian Howe’s remarks about Noeline Donaher, Laurie, her husband, declares: “We’re sick of all this. I’d hate to be a movie star. ... It’s the after-effects. You forget we are real people with real jobs.” “The Sylvania Waters mob are what they appear to be... Sylvania Waters is the unacceptable face of reality,”states Eddie Raggett, of Mosman. Same day, Sydney weather forecast: 21 Fine. Southwest winds 15 knots turning southerly this afternoon. It seems that the news are getting smaller, duller and less varied as time goes by. It seems that nothing in the world can alter the course of things. It seems that all we watch on TV nowadays is loud commercials. It seems that we’ll never see another birthday party. It seems that our dreams were shattered but we should not make it sound so dramatic. It seems that more and more people will enjoy staying at home for a holiday. It seems that the film industry is experiencing more and more difficulties in producing box office hits. It seems that, on educational matters, we still have a long way to go to reach world standards. It seems that Labour is going to lose the next elections. It seems that it will make little difference. It seems that solar energy is not about to replace fossil fuels. It seems that the joy of sex is not as popular as it was after the sexual revolution. It seems that the victory of the Broncos was no surprise. It seems that the latest heavy losses were to be expected for BHP shareholders. It seems that the moratorium on atomic tests will be lifted. It seems that we need to sell more abroad and buy less from Japan. It seems that we shall not end up together after all. It seems that a radical change in weather patterns is coming unnoticed. It seems that Alan Bond will buy another Van Gogh when he finishes his jail term. It seems that no area of Australia is really safe as far as earthquake danger is concerned. It seems that we had the life we deserved. It seems that very soon we could read the following list in the paper: 160
Summary of Death Notices* Abdallah M.Y. Ardle, T.J. Aroney, C. Bailey G.B. Beach, J. Black, R. T. Brower P.N. Devlin F.G. Diaz, E. Duplantier J.P. Fatseas, H.M. Franks, Y.M. Fry, D.C. Giraldi, D. Gray, S.V. Hope A.D. Jones M. K. Karlowicz P.S. Kelty, S.D. Kupka I.B. Lee, E.M. MacGregor, J.W. Marrawanga E.P. Matthews C.M. McFadden, M. B. Middleton, E.E. Mulligan, F.J. Northrop B.N. Paul J.M. Powell K.M. Quigg, B.D. Robinson M.S. Roper, E.A. Silverman, J. J. Smith, D.W. Solomon, J.F. Stubbs, A.W. Turner, W.G. Voisin J.D. Wassilovitch N.T. Welsh, F.E. Wong W.R. Wright, E.W. Zoeller, E.C *For funeral details, please watch these columns daily. 161
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DAYS IN SYDNEY Didier Coste Roman 3
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J’évoque une héroïne qui d’
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mais une extrême attention. Aurait
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M. n’était au fond pour rien dan
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She wasn’t thinking of Don, Jane
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une collègue de Queen’s Universi
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give her any worries. She has only
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is Muriel, Andrew’s sister; her p
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années cinquante, le lustre était
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MATILDA HAD BEEN asleep for quite a
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affair with Jacques, as if an abstr
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Il éteignit le lampadaire halogèn
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The witness is not the one who once
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Maureen : “Wow! That’s nice of
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courtyard of a brick farm, with man
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PREMIER INTERMÈDE : LA MAISON VERT
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en fibrociment qui appartiennent à
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vers le coin de la rue; les autres
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s’être assombri de deux couches
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now, you see. I had to have a showe
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DANS CE PAYS on n’avait pas le te
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elle avait dû souffrir de se senti
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to write the most original projects
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dangereusement sa Corvette toute ne
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—Are you sure you’re alright, M
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not show, was it showing? “Is som
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pouvait rien nommer, on avait tout
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australienne, elle ne demandait pas
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JILL ÉTAIT EN ville, elle était a
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où elle serait respectée, où les
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DEUXIÈME INTERMÈDE : SOUVENIRS AN
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TROISIÈME JOURNÉE VOULAIT-IL PLEU
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Mais maintenant il se précipite ve
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the continent, thanks to Fred’s f
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n’est pas du ciel non plus, auque
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manquer de respect (rien en elle
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do as a first step toward his estra
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par une toile honnête. Que seraien
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NOT EASY TO forget, how rude Dr. Vo
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les rues, vivait dans la misère la
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serait-il pas définitivement corro
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almost desperately, about to break
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Jacques avait encore fait maint dé
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At ten thirty in the morning, both
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attardions dans la clairière, ento
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Days in Sydney, life in the suburbs
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vaisselle des trois derniers jours
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houses from the corner of Arthur St
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quite warm under his gaze. Why not,
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de fée et les romans grecs à vég
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oblivion and self-neglect from now
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À Coogee, où l’on avait fini de
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pas. Et puis était-ce bien d’ici
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NI JOËL NI Muriel ne firent aucun
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Jacques mais tel qu’il se l’ima
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with him at long last.” He couldn
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