English-Around the world in eighty days

TOLOSA MISSION

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Phileas is almost at the end of his adventure. He left New York by a steamboat called Henrietta, arrived at Queenstown (Cobh), Ireland and then , they took the train to Dublin. In two days, they will be finally in London.

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Do you know the name of the train in Ireland?

Phileas is almost at the end of his adventure. He left New York by a steamboat called Henrietta, arrived at Queenstown (Cobh), Ireland and then , they took the train to Dublin. In two days, they will be finally in London.

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Do you know the name of the train in Ireland?

Phileas is almost at the end of his adventure. He left New York by a steamboat called Henrietta, arrived at Queenstown (Cobh), Ireland and then , they took the train to Dublin. In two days, they will be finally in London.

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Do you know the name of the train in Ireland?

Phileas is almost at the end of his adventure. He left New York by a steamboat called Henrietta, arrived at Queenstown (Cobh), Ireland and then , they took the train to Dublin. In two days, they will be finally in London.

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Well done!

The boat for Liverpool leaves tomorrow at noon and we've got the tickets.I have time to walk around this amazing city. Nothing can go wrong!

Phileas ha llegado a Dublín. Enamorado de la ciudad y ya que el barco sale al día siguiente por la tarde, decide pasear por la ciudad y recorrer sus lugares emblemáticos. Tiene su billete para el barco y tiempo suficiente.¿qué podría ocurrir?

Next morning, after a wonderful day in Dublin,Passepartou starts to prepare the luggage to go home.Finally, they are going to win the bet.

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It's not here!

Luggage is ready! But...where are the boat tickets? Maybe they are inside the bag. Ups! I don't know where the key is. Can you help me?

They are not here! I have to talk to Phileas. We must take the ship! We can't get problems just at the end!

I will take Phileasnotebook!

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It's not here!

Passpartout is looking for Phileas. While he is walking through Ha'penny Bridge, he comes across a group of students. They come from La Línea de la Concepción. They are on an English inmersive course in Dublin. Let's see what they have told Passpartou.

Passpartout se ha encontrado con un grupo de estudiantes de la Línea. Sin darse cuenta se ha parado para la foto. Pero está distraido mirando algo.

The students have told me that they have seen him near the statue of the writer who wrote "The picture of Dorian Gray" Let's see in the map where it is.

Passpartout se ha encontrado con un grupo de estudiantes de la Línea. Sin darse cuenta se ha parado para la foto. Pero está distraido mirando algo.

It is not here!

Mmmm I remember there was a similar number in each of the places we have visited. If we go to the places in my notebook, we'll find the numbers. Hurry up! We don't have much time!

Sir, I can't find the tickets!I have been to the police station. There, they have a ticket someone has found in the street. But we have to tell them the number of our ticket to prove this is ours.

Notebook

Around the world in 80 days

my travel

Two days left from New York

-Arriving Queenstown Port.-Taking train to Dublin.-Arriving dublin at 1:00 a.m.

Tiririri-ri!

19th December

DUBLIN

Dublin

Next ship to Liverpool leaves at 12.:00 on 21st december...

-Visits to Trinity College Writers Museum Main streets St Patricks Church Little Museum of Dublin...

20th December

DUBLIN

21st December

Leopold Bloom

St Patrick's Church

Little Museum of Dublin

Trinity College

Dublin

Dublin Itinerary

Leprechaum

Trinity college

Dublin

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Mochila

Avión

Arbustos

Bosque

Balsa

Refugio

Misiones

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-tocamos en la biblioteca y aparece un libro.-pasa a otra diapositiva.-tocamos otrolibro-pasa a otra diapositiva.

Joyce escribió simultáneamente los capítulos 17 y 18 del Ulysses y en ellos algunos sucesos aparecen relatado dos veces, una por Leopold Bloom y otra por Molly (Groden 1977: 52-53); así que al recuerdo taurino del marido en el penúltimo capítulo corresponde otro de su esposa en el último, el 18, el célebre monólogo en el que Molly Bloom recuerda su adolescencia en Gibraltar y entre cuyos recuerdos se incluye la asistencia a una corrida de toros en la Plaza de Toros de La Línea: "at the bullfight at La Linea when that matador Gomez was given the bulls ear” (U 18.626). “ferocious old Bull began to charge the banderilleros with the sasher and the 2 things in their hats and the brutes of men shouting bravo toro "(U 18. 629-32). En la corrida de La Línea cuando le dieron la oreja a aquel matador Gómez. Aquel otro Toro fiero comenzó a embestir a los banderilleros con las fajas y las dos cosas en los gorros y aquellos pedazos de brutos gritando bravo toro (U 18. 875-876) La asistencia de Molly Bloom a una corrida de toros en La Línea se situaría entre 1883, año de la inauguración oficial de la plaza que Joyce conocía por los directorios de Gibraltar, y 1888, año en el cual Molly abandonó Gibraltar para siempre; es decir, que Molly tendría entre 13 y 18 años cuando fue a los toros.