My first idiom

I learnt it in this lesson called I met a Bushman. It is broke down.

V Hugo is funny

pg.89
The King of Thunes when he tells the poet that he will be spared from hanging for trespassing only if join them in purse snatching which will put off the hanging to be done later in fancy.

Sloth Bear

I have been meaning to look up this lesson on Bruno. When I came across the word sloth in Ben Franklin's Poor Richard Almanack, it all came to me that Bruno was a sloth bear.

Readers Haven

Tempe library had a nice arrangement of cards with summaries of books in children handwriting. The cards were placed diagonally in a trellis fashion.
This time most books were on eco, green. 2012 end seemed to be hot topic too.

The Hunchback of Notre-Dame

How cool this needs no link.
I have wanted to read this book for a long time. I wanted to read of hunchback but I might end up relating to the gypsy or the poet?
Mauconseil. Foreign words are an itch till you know their meaning.

6 The Broken Pitcher
I wonder if Victor Hugo wrote daily. In small sections, I see a sense of unity.
Eustace
Moubon?
Celandine The etymology is interesting. Birdwatching.

pg. 83 - perceived conditions of soul compared with real physical body conditions.

Last Names

Metzger - butcher from Rottweiler- Bloodlines and Heartstrings (Lyndell King)- A cup of comfort for dog lovers

Pronounciation and Spelling

I pronounce bowl as boul. I am corrected many times that its not bowel. cos it never registers. Today I tried to spell Abert's Towhee as Abbott's because I remember the latter as pronouciation and tried to spell it that way. For some reason that first name always eludes me.