Visit this site any time, it is fantastic. http://www.aliceinwonderland150.com/ http://oldmovietime.com/midsummer_nights_%20dream.html Hi everyone, I'd like to ask all of you to remember and practice the acts I and II in order to advance the job in 2013. So, I am happy we are here again for one more year ... for whom can't go with us this year I just have to say thanks for all the help and job. There we go!! http://www1.folha.uol.com.br/ilustrada/1129554-escritor-americano-gore-vidal-morre-aos-86-anos.shtml http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J4Mwjs67yNsActII - Characters:Cecily, Miss Prism, Chasuble, a Merriman, Scenery:Cecily is watering flowers in Jack's [Ernest] countryside house.MissPrism: [calling Cecily] Cecily!! Cecily!!! This is Moulton'sduty!!! Some intellectual pleasure is waiting for you!!!! YourGerman lesson is on the table. Open it on page 15, to continueyesterday lesson ...Cecily[coming over very slowly]: ... But I don't like German, it is not alanguage!MissPrism: Child, you know yourguardian laid particular stress on your German when he was leavingfor town yesterday ...Cecily:Dear Uncle Jack is so veryserious!!MissPrism: Your Uncle Jack enjoysthe best... I know no one who has a higher sense of duty andresponsibility ...Cecily:Maybe, that's one reason it isso boring when we are three together!!MissPrism: Cecily! I am surprisedat you!! Mr. Worthing has many troubles in his life. You mustremember his constant anxiety about the unfortunate young man, hisbrother.Cecily: I wish Uncle Jack would allowhis brother to come down here sometimes ... good... I have my diary!MissPrism: You shouldn't keep adiary at all!Cecily:I keep a diary in order toenter the wonderful secrets of my life. If I don't write about them,probably I can forget them ...MissPrism: Memory, my dear Cecily,memory is the diary we all carry about with us.Cecily:I believe that memory isresponsible for all those three-volume novels in the library. MissPrism: Well, I wrote one myselfin earlier days. Cecily:Did you? How c lever!!! I hopeit did not end happily? I don't like novels that end happily. Theydepress me so much!!MissPrism: The good ended happily,and the bad unhappily. That is what fiction means.Cecily:[rising head] Oh I can see Dr.Chasuble coming up through the garden ... MissPrism: [rising and advancing]Dr. Chasuble!! This is indeed a pleasure.[EnterCanon Chasuble]Chasuble:And how are we this morning?Miss Prism, you are, I trust, well?Cecily:Miss Prism has just been complaining of a slight headache. I think itwould do her much good to have a short stroll with you in the Park,Dr. Chasuble.MissPrism: Cecily!! I haven'tmentioned anything about a headache!Cecily:I felt it instinctively!!Chasuble:I hope, Cecily, you are notinattentive.Cecily:Oh, I'm afraid I am.Chasuble:[speaking to Ms. Prism] Mr.Worthing, I suppose, has not returned from town yet?MissPrism: We do not expect him till Monday afternoon.Chasuble: Oh yes, he usually likes tospend his Sunday in London, with his brother.MissPrism: I think, dear doctor, Iwill have a stroll with you. Chasuble:With pleasure, miss, withpleasure.MissPrism: [talking to Cecily]Cecily, you will read the Political Economy in my absence, the Fallof the Euro. It is something sensational to know about the European political problems.[Theyleave the garden to have the stroll.]Cecily:[opens the book and startsreading, and throws them back on table] Horrid Political Economy!!!Horrid Geography!! Horrid, horrid German.Merrimen:[enters with a card on a salver] Mr Ernest Worthing hasjust driven over from the