With her fellow garçonne, the artist Paule Vézelay (née Marjorie Watson-Williams, Mosss fought to open an English chapter of the French abstract club Groupe Espace.
Their efforts were scuppered by Henry Moore and Victor Pasmore, appalled at the group's insistence on abstraction, subservience to Paris and the fact that its English chapter would be run by two women.
The Latin word Wilbert used to prod his master to completion — capitulum — would eventually feed into a series of European languages: the Spanish capítulo, the French chapitre, the Czech kapitola, the German Kapitel, the Romanian capitol, the Italian capitolo, and the English "chapter".
Additionally, for the peer-reviewed articles, we excluded records published in languages other than English, book chapters, conference proceedings, dissertations, editorials and commentaries.
The Early English Gothic chapter house, built between 1230 and 1265, is rectangular and opens off a "charming" vestibule leading from the north transept.
Nursing Dictionary [ 26]: a small dictionary of the nursing domain that has 4,155 entries in the English-Basque chapter and 4,671 entries in the Spanish-Basque one.
Welsh himself switches between dialect and standard English (for the chapters of third-person narration).
I would go so far as to claim that, in Chuzzlewit, you find the most sustained passage of comic writing in English literature, namely chapters eight and nine when the Pecksniff family go to London.
For English, read 5 chapters of a book per day, and do vocabulary and grammar studies with you parents.
The English edition's chapter on Truth starts with a prologue on the "naturalistic conception of the world" (pp. 124 138).
