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the environment has improved in recent years. Then't he ?

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 is tobacco harmful the lungs in the future . Wasn't he?

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 is tobacco harmful the lungs in the future . Wasn't he?

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Ana may chan: Smoking can cause asthma, can' t it?

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Ana may chan: Smoking can cause asthma, can' t it?

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 Ana may chan: it was the slave culture that gave us the word vampire since there were blood-sucking monsters even before dracula appeared wasn't it?

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 Ana may chan: it was the slave culture that gave us the word vampire since there were blood-sucking monsters even before dracula appeared wasn't it?

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the land that is used to grow tobacco is not suitable for other crops, isn't it?

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He did enrolled at the University of Bulin in 1864, didn’t he?

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Penelope Fitzgerald is an example to follow regardless of age, isn't It?

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Cigarettes are very harmful yo health, aren't It?

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they should take care of the environment to have a better life, it is not so?

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Penelope Fitzgerald was among the 50 best british writers, wasn't she?

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Penelope Fitzgerald was among the 50 best british writers, wasn't she?

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He didn't give up on his illness, his books are very interesting, aren't they?

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It is important to be informed about the subject of the cigar, isn't it?

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It is important to be informed about the subject of the cigar, isn't it?

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Penelope Fitzgerald was a fan of William Morris, wasn't she?

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Penelope Fitzgerald was a fan of William Morris, wasn't she?

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We can save water to take care of the environment, can't we?

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We can save water to take care of the environment, can't we?

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We can save water to take care of the environment, can't we?

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We can save water to take care of the environment, can't we?

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She drew on her own life and work experiences, including a stint running a bookstore, which inspired 1978's The Booksh, when she wrote her first fiction,She did it?

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Did you know that the legend of the vampire already existed in various subcultures, however it was never as well recounted as Bram Stoker did , didn't you ?

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Marina Elizabeth Acosta Aldaz:                      

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Marina Elizabeth Acosta Aldaz:                      

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It is can bad to consume tabacco ,can't it?

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Marina Elizabeth Acosta Aldaz:       She was one a of an excellent novelist writer , wasn't she?

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Marina Elizabeth Acosta Aldaz:       She was one a of an excellent novelist writer , wasn't she?

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Bram Stoker was inspired by conversations he had with the Hungarian orientalist Ármin Vámbér to write the Dracula novel, wasn't he?

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smoking causes lung disease, don't it?

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Did you know that bram stoker died at 64 oor diseases of neurosificis and cerebrovascular accident ,Didn’t you?

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he pollution was a issue very complicated, wasn't it?

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he pollution was a issue very complicated, wasn't it?

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penelope is an writer very  skilled, isn't she?

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penelope is an writer very  skilled, isn't she?

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Penelope's movie is interesting, isn't it?

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Penelope's movie is interesting, isn't it?

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he recycling can help prevent pollution, can't he?

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he recycling can help prevent pollution, can't he?

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We are  think that if you smoke a lot it can cause you death, aren't we?

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We are  think that if you smoke a lot it can cause you death, aren't we?

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She was the winner of the stockbroker award for her novel La florwer blue  wasn't she

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She was the winner of the stockbroker award for her novel La florwer blue  wasn't she

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Did you know that smoking tobacco makes you sick, didn't you?

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Did you know that smoking tobacco makes you sick, didn't you?

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Penélope was a great writer, wasn't she?

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Penélope was a great writer, wasn't she?

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He was one of the most prominent writers of the 19th and 20th centuries thanks to his most famous and iconic novel: Dracula, wasn't he?

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we can do something to improve the environment,can't we?

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we can do something to improve the environment,can't we?

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It is possible to take care of the environment, isn't it?

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It is possible to take care of the environment, isn't it?

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The cigarette destroys your organism, doesn’t it?

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The cigarette destroys your organism, doesn’t it?

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Bram Stoker wrote the classic novel Dracula, didn’t he?

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Bram Stoker wrote the classic novel Dracula, didn’t he?

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Bram Stoker was an irish novelist and writer, wasn't he?

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Bram Stoker was an irish novelist and writer, wasn't he?

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nicotine is a highly addictive substance, isn't it?

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Drácula is the most famous vampire in the world, isn't he?

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Fifty years celebrating World Environment Day

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Fifty years celebrating World Environment Day

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#beatplasticpollution together this World Environment Day 2023

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LY BINH SON OFFICIAL (Health * Travel * Music)

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World No Tobacco Day 2023: Grow Food, Not Tobacco

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What is the message of World No Tobacco Day?

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What is the message of World No Tobacco Day?

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This year’s theme is “Grow food, not tobacco”.
Learn more here: https://www.who.int/europe/news-room/events/item/2023/05/31/default-calendar/world-no-tobacco-day-2023--we-need-food--not-tobacco

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Late start, spectacular finish: The Life of Penelope ...

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Late start, spectacular finish: The Life of Penelope ...

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10 must-read books by Penelope Fitzgerald

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10 must-read books by Penelope Fitzgerald

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Penelope Fitzgerald's literary career didn't begin until she was 58 years old. Despite her late start, Fitzgerald went on to become an award-winning novelist, poet, essayist, and biographer.

Fitzgerald's many awards include the prestigious Booker Prize (1979), the National Book Critics Circle Award (1997), and the Golden PEN Award (1999). Additionally, in 2008 she was listed by placed her final novel, The Times among the 50 greatest British writers since 1945, and in 2012, The Blue Flower, among the 10 best historical novels. The Observer

Before her literary career began, Fitzgerald lived an interesting and complicated life. At one point, she and her husband were homeless; at another, she taught at a posh school where her students included Anna Wintour, Edward St. Aubyn, and Helena Bonham Carter. Drawing on the adversity she faced in her own life, Fitzgerald uses her history to influence her characters as they cope with unfortunate life circumstances.

Continue reading to discover 10 books by Penelope Fitzgerald.

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10 Must-Read Books by Penelope Fitzgerald

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Penelope Fitzgerald's literary career didn't begin until she was 58 years old. Despite her late start, Fitzgerald went on to become an award-winning novelist, poet, essayist, and biographer. Fitzgerald's many awards include the prestigious Booker Prize (1979), the National Book Critics Circle Award (1997), and the Golden PEN Award (1999).

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What do you think of books being adapted and made into movies?

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The bookshop by Penelope Fitzgerald

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Irish writer Bram Stoker is best known for authoring the classic 19th-century horror novel ‘Dracula.’

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How did Dracula become the world's most famous vampire?

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How did Dracula become the world's most famous vampire?

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How did Dracula become the world's most famous vampire? - Stanley Stepanic

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50th World Environment Day – in pictures

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50th World Environment Day – in pictures

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Images from around the world taken on World Environment Day, an annual global event celebrated on 5 June to raise awareness, mobilise action and promote environmental sustainability

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50th World Environment Day - in pictures

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Images from around the world taken on World Environment Day, an annual global event celebrated on 5 June to raise awareness, mobilise action and promote environmental sustainability

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The 26 May 2022 marks the 125 th anniversary of 's publication, although its infamous villain is centuries older. Dracula follows the vampiric Count as he attempts to take over Victorian London. Only a group of ordinary men and women, the Crew of Light-led by the vampire hunter Van Helsing-stand in Dracula's way.

Despite its reputation as one of the great Gothic novels, there are facts about Dracula that might surprise even the most hardcore fans. Read on to discover five facts you may never have known about Dracula.

1. Dracula could have been a very different novel

Like many writers, Bram Stoker went through multiple ideas before coming up with the final plot of Dracula. One early idea was a dinner party at Doctor Seward's house. Thirteen guests are asked to tell a strange story, their tales connecting once they've all been told. Dracula would then crash the party. Other ideas included calling Dracula "Count Wampyr" having one of the Crew of Light killed by a werewolf, and a terrifying scene at the "Munich Dead House." We know this because of the extensive notes Stoker made, over 100 pages now held in the Rosenbach Museum and Library in Philadelphia.

2. Bram Stoker never visited Transylvania

Despite being a vital location in Dracula, Bram Stoker never visited Eastern Europe. His notes show that he researched Transylvania extensively, including its folklore and history. In 2019, The London Library discovered the original books that Stoker used in his research, with notes by him in the margins. From E. Gerard's The Land Beyond the Forest to Rev Albert Réville's The Devil, 26 books in The London Library have been confirmed as part of Stoker's research.

3. Dracula was translated into Icelandic-and completely changed

Dracula was translated into Icelandic in 1901 by Valdimar Ásmundsson, a newspaper editor. The result was Makt Myrkranna, also known as Powers of Darkness. Despite Stoker writing the foreword for this edition, Valdimar Ásmundsson took great liberties when translating the text. When it was translated back into English, it was discovered that Ásmundsson had added more gore and eroticism, cut the novel's length, and removed the multiple narrators. However, some critics claim Ásmundsson's prose is better than Stoker's!

4. Stoker wrote a Dracula play... and it wasn't very good

On 18 May 1897, Stoker put on a performance of Dracula before the novel was even published. Adapting plays from unpublished novels was common in Victorian times, as it ensured the author retained dramatic rights to their story. Stoker quickly put together a mixture of extracts from the novel and additional written dialogue. The resulting play was six hours long, with many of Dracula 's most iconic scenes reduced to long speeches. Only two people paid to watch this dramatic reading. Stoker's boss, actor Henry Irving, refused to play the title role and apparently called the play "dreadful."

5. Dracula wasn't based on Vlad the Impaler

It's commonly believed that Bram Stoker was inspired to write Dracula after hearing stories about Vlad the Impaler, a Transylvanian prince believed to drink the blood of his enemies. However, Vlad the Impaler is never mentioned in Stoker's notes for Dracula, despite his deep research into Transylvanian history. Bram Stoker found the name Dracula while on holiday in Whitby. It means "devil" in Romanian and was commonly a surname given to famous (and infamous) figures. The fact that this was one of Vlad the Impaler's titles, however, is pure coincidence.

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The 26th May 2022 marks the 125th anniversary of Dracula's publication. Despite its reputation as one of the great Gothic novels, there are facts about Dracula that might surprise even the most hardcore fans.