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بنات اخذتوا نثر مع دكتوره صباح اليوم كأنهم قالوا كانت ملغيه احد يأكد لي بليز :(107):

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بنات كيف اشترك مع قروب د/حصة

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حكايا الورد الللله يوفقك
ويرززقك

انتظر :004::004::004:
والف شكر حبيبتي تعبتك

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هااااي صبايا كيف حالكم ؟! ... بسأل شخبار التسجيلات والتفريغات .. نبي تسجيلات نيووو ?ن اكيد فيه تغيراات با المنااهج .. و بليزز الي عندها تفريغ النقد لـ نجلاء او هيفا تنززله .. طبعا" تفريغ يمنى مهو بنافعنا ب' البرزنتيشن ?نه من شرح البنات .. الززبده د/ احمد وش طلب لترجمه فيه شي نسوويه ..

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بنات الله يعافيكم ويوفقكم يارب
ابي اسأل الدكتور شمش الدين مداوم بكره
ردو بسررررررعه
الله يجزاكم خيرررر:060:

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+:24_asmilies-com:

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:119: دعوووواتكم

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:g2: هتان دكتور احمد ما طلب شي عطانا قطعه ويبي ترجمتها للاسبوع الجاي
الظاهر يبيها للمشاركه تقدرين تطلعينها من النت اذا ما كتبتيها
رساله من charles dickens الى kates :lllolll: بس ما ادري هذا العنوان او لا المهم يبي ترجمتها كامله :000:

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:119: ودا لمها سلام

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هذي هي لقيتها :(284):
My dearest Kate.

Now observe. You must read this letter, very slowly and carefully. If you have hurried on thus far without quite understanding (apprehending some bad news), I rely on your turning back, and reading again.

Little Dora, without being in the least pain, is suddenly stricken ill. She awoke out of a sleep, and was seen, in one moment, to be very ill. Mind! I will not deceive you. I think her very ill.

There is nothing in her appearance but perfect rest. You would suppose her quietly asleep. But I am sure she is very ill, and I cannot encourage myself with much hope of her recovery. I do not—and why should I say I do, to you my dear!—I do not think her recovery at all likely.

I do not like to leave home. I can do nothing here, but I think it right to stay here. You will not like to be away, I know, and I cannot reconcile it to myself to keep you away. Forster with his usual affection for us comes down to bring you this letter and to bring you home. But I cannot close it without putting the strongest entreaty and injunction upon you to come with perfect composure—to remember what I have often told you, that we never can expect to be exempt, as to our many children, from the afflictions of other parents—and that if—if—when you come, I should even have to say to you "Our little baby is dead", you are to do your duty to the rest, and to shew yourself worthy of the great trust you hold in them.

If you will only read this, steadily, I have a perfect confidence in your doing what is right.

Ever affectionately,

Charles Dickens