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Tom Sawyer_Mark Twain.pdf

Księga XXV - Tytus się żeni.pdf

A Tale of Two Cities_Charles Dickens.pdf

Księga VI - Tytus olimpijczykiem.pdf

Four Weddings and a Funeral by Richard Curtis_Level 5....pdf

World Folktales_Level 5 Penguin Readers.pdf

Zarzadzanie zasobami ludzkimi 09.2008.ppt

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Księga XVIII - Tytus plastykiem.pdf

Wyklad 7 - Polityka wydatków publicznych.ppt

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World Folktales_Level 5 Penguin Readers.pdf

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3 sty 10 16:15

Women in Business by David Evans_Level 4 Penguin R eaders.pdf

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3 sty 10 16:12

Three Great Plays of Shakespeare_Level 4 Penguin R eaders.pdf

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3 sty 10 15:48

The Story of the Internet by Stephen Bryan_Level 5 Penguin Readers.pdf

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3 sty 10 15:34

The Locked Room & Other Horror Stories by M. R. Ja mes_Level 4 Penguin Readers.pdf

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3 sty 10 15:30

The Lady in the Lake by Raymond Chandler_Level 3 P enguin Readers.pdf

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The Ghosts of Izieu by James Watson_Level 3 Pengui n Readers.pdf

Grey Light came from between the bedroom curtains, like the light of an old black and white film. In it she could see boys and girls in coats. They were carrying packages, and some had bags over their shoulders. Who are these children? Where are they going? Are they real, or is Elise seeing ghosts from the past? And why did her father bring her to this little French village? What secrets does it hide?

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3 sty 10 15:01

The Black Cat And Other Stories by Edgar Allan Poe _Level 3 Penguin Readers.pdf

In their strange atmosphere and the fantastic events they
describe, the four stories in this collection are typical of
Edgar Allan Poe’s tales: part horror story, part romantic
poetry.
The Black Cat
In The Black Cat, one of Poe’s most famous stories, the evil
done by an originally good man comes back to him in the
terrible revenge of his once-loved cat.
The Oval Portrait
In The Oval Portrait, a traveller comes across a remarkably
life-like painting of a woman in a mountain castle. He also
finds a book, which tells him the portrait’s horrible secret.
Berenice
Berenice is a weird story of a strange man’s proposal of
marriage to his cousin, and her terrible fate at his hands.
The Mask of the Red Death
In The Mask of the Red Death, another famous story, a
prince tries to escape a horrible epidemic by locking the
doors of his castle – but of course fails.

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3 sty 10 15:00

The Beatles by Paul Shipton_Level 3 Penguin Reader s.pdf

Suddenly, everybody loved the Beatles. When the band played in concert, police had to hold back crowds of screaming fans - mainly girls. The same thing happened when the band went to a TV or radio studio. One newspaper thought of a new word to describe the country's love of the boys from Liverpool - 'Beatlemania'!
Mr. Paul Shipton,
the writer of the book,
was living near Liverpool
when he was young.
It was when the band slowly came to an end
and the four men made new starts,
going different ways.
But probably he has some
firsthand knowledge and
experience about them.

The book has 20 pictures among 42 pages,
and full of interesting facts,
from their births to the latest news round 2001.

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3 sty 10 14:17

Taste and Other Tales by Roald Dahl_Level 5 Pengu in Readers.pdf

All the stories in Taste and Other Tales have a wonderfully
inventive story line and Roald Dahl’s trademark ‘twist
in the tale’. The characters are all ordinary people on
the surface, but have a dark and often cruel side to their
nature. Tension is built up around the relationships
between the various characters.

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3 sty 10 14:16

Sons and Lovers by D.H. Lawrence_Level 5 Penguin R eaders.pdf

Sons and Lovers tells the story of the Morel family, and in
particular, of Paul Morel. Gertrude and Walter Morel live
in a village in the north of England. Gertrude is clever
and competent. Walter, her husband, an uneducated
coalminer, drinks his money away and is often violent.
Divided by class, the two do not understand each other,
and Gertrude is bitterly unhappy. She devotes all her
love and ambition to her four children. William, the
eldest, prepares to marry a very superficial girl against his
mother’s wishes.

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3 sty 10 13:37

Jude the Obscure by Thomas Hardy_Level 5 Penguin R eaders.pdf

"Upon its first appearance in 1895, Thomas Hardy's Jude the Obscure shocked Victorian critics and readers with a frank depiction of sexuality and an unbridled indictment of the institutions of marriage, education, and religion - reportedly causing one Anglican bishop to order the book publicly burned. The experience so exhausted Hardy that he never wrote a work of fiction again." Rich in symbolism, Jude the Obscure is the story of Jude Fawley and his struggle to rise from his station as a poor Wessex stone mason to that of a scholar at Christminster. It is also the story of Jude's ill-fated relationship with his cousin Sue Bridehead - and the ultimate tragedy that causes Jude's undoing and Sue's transformation. Jude the Obscure explores man's essential loneliness and remains one of Hardy's most widely read novels.

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3 sty 10 13:07

Gladiator_Level 4 Penguin Readers.pdf

Maximus is a general in the Roman army. After his last battle he wants to return to his family. But the new Emperor Commodus hates Maximus, and kills his family. Soon Maximus is a prisoner, then a slave, and finally a gladiator. When Emperor Commodus joins Maximus in the arena they fight for their lives

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3 sty 10 13:06

Four Weddings and a Funeral by Richard Curtis_Lev el 5 Penguin Readers.pdf

The novelization of the film Four Weddings and a Funeral
is based on the screenplay of the film and was published in
1994. The screenplay was written by Richard Curtis, one
of Britain’s top comedy writers. He is the author of the
world-famous ‘Mr Bean’, starring Rowan Atkinson, which
is both a TV series and a film.
In interviews, Curtis has said that the film was based
heavily on his own experiences. He thinks that much of
the screenplay’s excellence is owing to the fact that he had
twelve months in which to develop it, which is unusual
in the British film industry. Curtis spent a long time
discussing each scene with the film’s director and producer,
and it is undoubtedly this kind of attention to detail that
enabled him to write a screenplay of such unusually high
quality.
Charles is a charming and good-looking young
Englishman, with a delightful group of friends. But he
has a problem – although he loves women, he just doesn’t
want to get married. Also, he’s rather shy. He meets Carrie,
a beautiful and sophisticated American woman, at a
wedding, and although it’s obvious he likes her, he’s much
too shy to make advances to her. So Carrie has to make
the first move.

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3 sty 10 13:05

Forrest Gump by Winston Groom_Level 3 Penguin Read ers.pdf

When most people hear the phrase ‘Forrest Gump’, they
think of the successful film that was released in 1994.
However, the novel Forrest Gump, on which the film is
based, is extraordinary in its own right. It is a superbly
imaginative retelling of the last forty years of American
history.

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3 sty 10 2:53

British Life by Anne Collins_Level 3 Penguin Reade rs.pdf

Pages 1–7: This section includes many subsections.The
Map of the UK at the start of the book has interesting facts
about the country. The British explains to us the difference
between Great Britain and the United Kingdom, describes
the languages spoken in Britain, explores some differences
between the nationalities which make up Great Britain
and draws our attention to key features of the British
character. The Royal Family starts with a quiz on how
much we know about the British royal family and
continues with an up-to-date family tree and other ‘royal’
facts.
Pages 8–17: This section also includes many subsections.
In The British at Home there are some statistics on home
ownership and family size. The Changing Family and
A Change of Heart explore what ‘a family’ means today,
and the effect of the increasing divorce rate on British
family life. There is a discussion on marriage and
stepfamilies. This is followed by a picture story, A Change
of Heart, about some of the dilemmas that are faced by
divorced couples and their children.
Pages 18–25: Faces of Business and The Call Centre
describe a recent change in business, which appear to be
the drop in making things in factories and the increase in
providing services. This means giving help or doing jobs
for people. There are statistics on average hours spent at
work. The picture story, The Call Centre, is written from
the view of a student starting work in a modern ‘call
centre’. The City of London takes the form of an interview
with Charles Rogers, who works in London at the biggest
financial centre in Europe.
Pages 26–31: In The British and Food / Scones, a British
cook, Paul White, gives his ideas on how to make this
traditional food for tea. There are also useful facts and
figures on British eating habits and the trends. There is
an illustrated practical recipe for the tea time favourite,
scones, and there are notes on the British obsession
with tea. Weekend Activities picks out three of Britain’s
favourite leisure activities: watching television, D-I-Y
(Do-It-Yourself ) and gardening.
Pages 32–39: A Nation of Animal Lovers explores the
British love of animals reflected in two pages on British
pets, TV pet programmes, Battersea Dogs Home and Crufts
Dog Show. The National Lottery describes how many
countries have had a national lottery for years, whereas
the National Lottery is a relatively recent feature of British
life. For this reason it continues to attract considerable
media attention and is still a common topic of everyday
conversation. The British and Sport includes a quiz with
ten questions for students to answer. The British on
Holiday talks about holiday trends and statistics. Evenings
Out focuses on three popular evening activities: the
theatre, the cinema, and musicals.

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3 sty 10 2:43

Benetton by Jonathan Mantle_Level 5 Penguin Reader s.pdf

Benetton: no name in business has such an ability to charm and
shock. This book tells the remarkable story of the Benetton family
and the business they have built. It is a story of hard work and
risk-taking, and of court cases! How did this Italian family become
the international success it is today?

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