Who is Henry David Thoreau ?

**ريم الخليج** · 13-10-2002, 09:38 AM

hi
how are you MJ? about me ...i feel good

you have chosen a nice thing to talk about .....history

that's all .....thanx again for your writing

byeee

**yasmeen** · 13-10-2002, 01:09 PM

thats never boosing night mare

its interesting, and we should know about such people, since ghande and luther king depended on his ideas to seek freedom,then we ought to learn more about such a person.

many many many thanx nightmare

we are waiting for your third charecter

**yasmeen** · 13-10-2002, 01:10 PM

sorry, there was a spelling mistake in the post

boosing >>>>>>>>>>>>> i meant booring

**ريم الخليج** · 14-10-2002, 02:46 AM

how are you reem

thanx a lot for sharing those information with us

it's not that boring.......waiting for your nice witings

well, i'll give u some information about my favorite writer...

AGATHA CHRISTIE

Agatha Christie was born in 1890 in Torquay in England. Her father was called Frederick Miller so she was born as Agatha Mary Clarissa Miller. She was educated at home and studied singing and piano in Paris. In 1914 she married Archibald Christie, but then World War I had broken out. Agatha worked as a nurse in a Red Cross hospital in Torquay at that time and that experience was useful later on.

Agatha made news herself when she disappeared for a few days after her husband wanted a divorce. She was soon found to be staying in a hotel under an alias. Her disappearance is still a mystery.

BYEEE

**فهد 22** · 14-10-2002, 05:45 AM

its interesting thanx a lot for sharing those information with us

gir8 nightmare

**Nightmare** · 14-10-2002, 12:00 PM

hala

thank u yasmeen for supporting me i hope to share my information with
u it is my wish to do...

Reeeeem thank u for that and Agatha is my favourite writer and i have read alot about her and thank u for supporting me by these information
so i add it to my history book.

Fahad hahahahaha thank u for that my bro
هلا بالمشايخ والأعيان

thank u all

best wishes

the Nightmare

**m&ms** · 15-10-2002, 01:53 AM

I JUST WANTED 2 SAY HI

DEAR Nightmare THANX A LOT 4 THE INFORMATIONS

AND KEEP PUTTING THESE NICE AND GOOD IFORMATIONS
AND I'LL ALLWAYS BE THERE 4 U

AND THNAK U 2 reem 4 THESE INFORMATIONS ABOUT AGATHA
I REALY LIKE AGATHAS STORIES I HAVE 12 STORY IN ARABIC & ONLY 1 IN ENGLISH

**ريم الخليج** · 15-10-2002, 03:20 AM

العفو اخوي الكابوس لا شكر على واجب

**Nightmare** · 15-10-2002, 01:34 PM

hala

Thank u my sisters M&Ms & Reeeem
u r most welcome i just posted those 2 topics
for general information to u all and just I'm having
some stuff i got to finish it then I'll b free for u all
and I'll disturb u by posting the pthers

best wishes

the Nightmare

**ميرامار** · 18-10-2002, 10:01 AM

Not at all nightmare,,,,,such information never could be boring,we need to learn more and more,,,,,not only because of learning English but also that open our minds and we learn new things about others’ lives….

So please never stop sharing such an important information with us,,,,you know what,,,,,I want you to post a topic about individualism,,,,,I don’t know what does this term mean ??????

Please be here from time to time,,,,,,we need such information like this to share it with us

My Best Regards

**ميرامار** · 18-10-2002, 10:08 AM

Dear Reem AlKhaleeg

Thanks for this information about Agatha,,,,,she's also my favourite mystery writer.....

Please keep it up

And I take this opportunity to invite all members to share us their information about their favourite writers......

My Best Regards

**Nightmare** · 18-10-2002, 04:06 PM

hala

thank u marimar about that and ur support
inshaallah i will provide u the information about the individualisim plus globalisation

best wishes

the Nightmare

**ريم الخليج** · 19-10-2002, 07:09 AM

hi how are you? i read different stories by her ..

but about her full list...... she wrote>>>>

[/COLOR]The Mysterious Affair at Styles [Poirot] (1920)
The Secret Adversary
The Murder on the Links [Poirot] (1923)
The Man in the Brown Suit
The Secret of Chimneys
The Murder of Roger Ackroyd [Poirot] (1926)
The Big Four [Poirot] (1927)
Poirot Investigates [Poirot: short stories] (1928)
The Mystery of the Blue Train [Poirot] (1928)
Partners in Crime [Tommy and Tuppence: short stories] (1929)
The Seven Dials Mystery
The Mysterieous Mr Quin [Harley Quin: short stories] (1930)
The Murder at the Vicarage [Marple] (1930)
The Murder at Hazelmoor (The Sittaford Mystery)
Peril at End House [Poirot] (1932)
The Tuesday Club Murders (The Thirteen Problems) [Marple: short stories] (1932)
Mr. Parker Pyne, Detective [Pyne: short stories] (1933)
Thirteen at Dinner (Lord Edgeware Dies) [Poirot] (1933)
Murder on the Orient Express (Murder in the Calais Coach) [Poirot] (1934)
Murder in Three Acts (Three-Act Tragedy) [Poirot] (1934)
Death in the Air (Death in the Clouds) [Poirot] (1935)
Why Didn't They Ask Evans? (The Boomerang Clue)
The A.B.C. Murders [Poirot] (1936)
Murder in Mesopotamia [Poirot] (1936)
Murder in the Mews [Poirot: short stories] (1937)
Dead Man's Mirror [Poirot: short stories] (1937)
Cards on the Table [Poirot] (1937)
Poirot Loses a Client (Dumb Witness) [Poirot] (1937)
Death on the Nile [Poirot] (1937)
Appointment with Death [Poirot] (1938)
Murder for Christmas (Hercule Poirot's Christmas) [Poirot] (1939)
The Regatta Mystery [short stories] (1939)
Easy to Kill (Murder Is Easy)
And Then There Were None (Ten Little Niggers) [non-series] (1940)
Sad Cypress [Poirot] (1940)
One, Two, Buckle My Shoe (The Patriotic Murders / An Overdose of Death) [Poirot] (1940)
N or M? [Tommy and Tuppence]
Evil Under the Sun [Poirot] (1941)
The Body in the Library [Marple] (1942)
Murder in Retrospect (Five Little Pigs) [Poirot] (1942)
The Moving Finger [Marple] (1942)
Towards Zero
Death Comes as the End
Remembered Death (Sparkling Cyanide)
The Hollow [Poirot] (1946)
The Labours of Hercules [Poirot: short stories] (1947)
The Witness for the Prosecution [short stories] (1948)
There Is a Tide (Taken at the Flood) [Poirot] (1948)
Crooked House
A Murder Is Announced [Marple] (1950)
They Came to Baghdad
Three Blind Mice [short stories] (1950)
The Under Dog [Poirot: short stories] (1951)
Mrs. McGinty's Dead (Blood Will Tell) [Poirot] (1952)
Murder with Mirrors (They Do It with Mirrors) [Marple] (1952)
Funerals Are Fatal (After the Funeral) [Poirot] (1953)
A Pocket Full of Rye [Marple] (1953)
So Many Steps to Death (Destination Unknown)
Hickory, Dickory, Death [Poirot] (1955)
Dead Man's Folly [Poirot] (1956)
What Mrs. McGillicuddy Saw (The 4:50 from Paddington / Murder, She Said) [Marple] (1957)
Ordeal by Innocence
Cat among the Pigeons [Poirot] (1959)
The Adventures of the Christmas Pudding [short stories] (1960)
Double Sin [short stories] (1961)
The Pale Horse [non-series] (1961)
The Mirror Crack'd [Marple] (1962)
The Clocks [Poirot] (1963) A Caribbean Mystery [Marple] (1964)
At Bertram's Hotel [Marple] (1965)
Third Girl [Poirot] (1966)
Endless Night
By the Pricking of My Thumbs [Tommy and Tuppence]
Hallowe'en Party [Poirot] (1969)
Passenger to Frankfurt
Nemesis [Marple] (1971)
Elephants Can Remember [Poirot] (1972)
Poirot's Early Cases [Poirot: short stories] (1974)
Curtain [Poirot] (1975)
Sleeping Murder [Marple] (1976)
Miss Marple's Final Cases [Marple: short stories] (1979)

that's all byeee

**ريم الخليج** · 20-10-2002, 03:38 AM

The Murder on the Links [Poirot] (1923

The Big Four [Poirot] (1927

Poirot Investigates [Poirot: short stories] (1928

Appointment with Death [Poirot] (1938

Death Comes as the End (THIS REALY NICE 1)

Crooked House

Murder with Mirrors (They Do It with Mirrors) [Marple] (1952)

Third Girl [Poirot] (1966

Endless Night

Poirot's Early Cases [Poirot: short stories] (1974)

Miss Marple's Final Cases [Marple: short stories] (1979)

AND THER IS ALSO

4.50 FROM PADDINGTON

THANX AGAIN

**Nightmare** · 21-10-2002, 11:18 AM

hala

thank u reem for posting these list of titles for Aghatha but unfortunatly I'm far away from home to read those books but i have read some of them....

best wishes

the Nightmare

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