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Who Says You Cant Compare Apples And Oranges
581 words
It has been said that one can not compare apples
and oranges. I believe differently. Apples and
oranges are both delicious, edible fruits that
germinate on trees and are the size of baseballs.
Apples are grown in the northern parts of the
United States while; oranges are grown in the
southern parts. Both make a sweet, vitamin-rich
juice and contain seeds. Apples are truly special
fruits. Striated, thin reddish-green skin
surrounds and protects the moist life inside. The
layer underneath contains...
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Stevie Smith And Christianity
1,395 words
Discovering the essence of Christianity is too
varied and diverse a topic for anyone to pin to
solely one definition. How one approaches the
topic of Christianity is often in accordance to
their personal foundations of religious belief.
Sometimes these beliefs are deeply seeded during
childhood so, as children mature into adults, they
seldom doubt that which has been taught to them
for so many years. English poet, Florence Margaret
Smith, was not one of these individuals. Smith,
more popularly k...
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Madame And Contrast Between Rodolphe Leon
629 words
In Gustave Flaubert's Madame Bovary, the
characters Leon Dupuis and Rodolphe Boulanger
share similar attributes as well as contrasting
ones. The similarity and contrasting
characteristics of their personalities are
illustrated through their actions, words, as well
as by the remarks made by the other characters in
the novel concerning them. Leon and Rodolphe are
both admired by their peers, and they are both
lovers of Madame Bovary, however, the resemblance
ends there. Leon's personality is the e...
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House On Mango Street
1,061 words
Womens need for male support and their husbands
constant degradation of them was a recurring theme
in the book House on Mango Street. Many of
Esperanza's stories were about womens dreams of
marrying, the perfect husband and having the
perfect family and home. Sally, Rafaela, and
Minerva are women who gave me the impression of
[damsels in distress]. CLICH, its ok though. Its
relevant They wished for a man to sweep them of
their feet and rescue them from their present
misery. These characters are ...
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Barbed Wire Happy Family
551 words
Almost is good enough, with grenades and
horseshoes. I believe the author, Nadine Gordimer,
was paranoid, guilty and a childless old bitch.
Old Nadine does not write childrens stories. She
does not like being told what she Ought to write
either. Its clear that the letter she received,
from someone, really hit a nerve with her. She
acted like a bitch when reacting to the letter. On
a night shortly after receiving the letter she was
awaken from her sleep by a creaking noise. One of
her first thoug...
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John Keats Good Example
442 words
John Keats interprets the nature of King Lear to
be rather tedious. He talks about golden-tongued
Romance with serene lute which could easily be
reflected in Lears tranquil, half-witted mindset
which fails to read between the lines. He refers
to Lears daughters (General & Regan) as innocent
appearing yet seductive devils. A good example of
nothing imagery from the play is evident when
Keats writes Shut up thing olden pages, and be
mute. He is obviously telling us that Lear should
keep his though...
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Alcoholic Beverages Heavy Drinking
852 words
Who influences the alcohol use and misuse of
British teenagers? Although the health risks of
Heavy drinking is known and understood, the social
habit continues to be accepted as a cultural norm.
Is it? Surprising then, that the young people are
beginning to drink at school ages. It is illegal
to purchase An alcoholic drink under the age of
18, it would appear through the current research
that teenage drinking A recent Scottish survey by
McKegney N et al (1996), found that at least 50 %
of teenag...
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Jem And Scout Scout And Jem
483 words
To Kill A Mockingbird is a novel of many lessons,
by Harper Lee. Scout and Jem are the main
characters about six and ten at the beginning. One
of the lessons they learned was about judging
people before you really know them. 42 A lesson
Scout learned from Boo was about judging people.
All the kids in the area thought Boo was very mean
and hurt people. Boo was a really nice person but
Scout didnt think this. He saved their life
risking his own. He put gifts in a tree so Scout
and Jem could find t...
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York W W Norton W W Norton Company
1,410 words
The feeling and power of love affect every human
being on the face on this planet, but it is how
each individual handles the various dimensions of
this complex emotion that creates a unique
situation. The theme of love can be found in the
chapter in the New Worlds of Literature text
titled "Crossings. " This chapter provides an
insight on what happens when two different worlds
become intertwined in romance and relationships,
specifically the poems "Julia" and "Pocahontas to
her English Husband, ...
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Oak Tree Eternal Rest Children
936 words
The poem The Echoing Green is written by William
Blake. It is taken from SONGS OF INNOCENCE. It is
divine voice of childhood unchallenged by the test
and doubts of later years. Blake expresses in
simple and lovely diction the happiness and
innocence of a childs first thoughts about. This
is a pictorial poem. The Echoing Green is a poem
about a grassy field on a warm morning in late
spring. The poet gives a very beautiful
description of a dawn and morning of spring. The
spring represents the life...
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Church Authorities Young Boys
1,918 words
Alone in his room the priest would mastermind his
hunt. He would examine his conscious as he looked
in the mirror. He admires his body and hungers for
it to be touched by a young boys hand. He is
reminded of his vow of celibacy but knows it does
not work for him or for most of his peers. Many of
them share stories of their affairs with the
outside world and the temptations they confront
daily. Few, however, speak about crossing the line
by submitting to their carnal desires. At the
fortress nigh...
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Children Childhood Girl
498 words
Its amazing how you can grow up and forget
childhood-excitement, or the feeling of it. I was
watching a whole lot of small children a while ago
and was sad to realise that Ive lost some of the
wonder of being a child. I was near to a sweet
stall and it was amazing to just see the looks on
the childrens faces as their gaze fell upon the
colourful treasure. Their eyes glowed and all of a
sudden their hands transformed into magnets,
attracted to the sweets. Some would just walk to
the stall, grab a...
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Make A Living T V
1,704 words
POP, SLIP, STOMP! Dude bog ular noble-pop to
back-she indy-slide blunt press bro! ! ! You may
wonder if that had anything to do with skating,
well guess what, it did. There is this totally
extreme sport that only the most extreme athletes
on the planet can endure! Its called skateboarding
and its awesome. There is a very long history to
skateboarding, and the sport has definitely
changed greatly over the years-About fifty years
to be perfectly exact. It all started out with
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Dulce Et Decorum Est Wilfred Owen
998 words
All Wilfred Owen poems seem to rhyme. The ends of
the alternate lines rhyme in most all of his poems
for example in The send off The 1 st line ends in
way and the 3 rd in gay. This is repeated with
other rhyming words all through the poem. On the 7
th and 9 th lines the rhyme is tramp and camp. In
Ducle et decorum est we can see the same format of
rhyming. The end of each alternate line rhymes i.
e. the ends of the 1 st and 3 rd lines in this
case sacks and backs, and the end of the 9 th and
10 ...
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Nutritious Food Bread Apple
214 words
My Symbolical Snack THE LIQUID My liquid is APPLE
JUICE. The apple, once portrayed as the Forbidden
fruit eaten by Adam and Eve, has a lot of
nutrients that are essential to the body.
Potassium, fiber, and many vitamins are things
that your get from the apple. THE SWEET My sweet
is a BIG KAT this symbolizes my love for
chocolate. Many may think that chocolate is too
fattening, or too rich in sugar, and unhealthy,
but a little chocolate once in a while can be good
for you as well as your soul. NU...
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Native Americans White Man
1,162 words
Heather Zadra I felt quite compelled to write
about this poem because I grew up connected (in a
paradoxically disconnected sort of way) to the
images Louis presents so starkly and
realistically. In fact, through much of his work I
could match his bleak, yet intensely powerful,
depictions with scenes Ive witnessed since I was a
child in White River, South Dakota (just north of
the Rosebud Indian Reservation and a couple of
hours east of Pine Ridge), where my grandmother
and father were raised and...
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Discussed In Class Acts Of Kindness
677 words
Thomas Keneally has accomplished his goal with
Schindler? s List. It beautifully and completely
realizes the honest story of a man who was an
astounding leader in every respect. This book
captures with accuracy and poignancy a part of
history that every member of every society must
know about and never forget, and to do it in novel
form is a sign of Keneally? s extraordinary
ingenuity. To begin with, Oskar Schindler? s
embodiment of the leadership characteristics we
have discussed in class is ev...
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Swing Era Sing Sing
1,270 words
SING SING SING I used to always go over to my
grandparents house and watch my grandfather go
crazy over this Jazz music. He explained to me
that it wasnt Jazz unless it swung like the
greats. I listened to a song Sing Sing Sing the
other day from one of my Jazz collections that my
grandpa gave to me and realized that their was so
much energy and pizzazz in this music. He
explained to me that it was all put together by a
guy named Benny, and I understood why. Benny
Goodman, born Benjamin David in...
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2000 From The World Wide Closer To God
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What are stigmata and can it occur to anyone? Can
it happen to you or someone you know? When does it
happen? Is this phenomenon true or just another
hoax? What happens to someone who is considered a
stigmatic? What exactly is a stigmatic? Stigmata
is the spontaneous duplicated wounds that Christ
received during crucifixion (Nickell, 219). The
wounds that one receives are the wounds that
resemble the wounds Jesus Christ suffered in
crucifixion. The wounds of Stigmata are presumable
inflicted by a...
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Beautiful Woman Vice President
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Reading is extremely underrated in our country
today. Those who do read know what I? m saying.
And I? m not talking about Dr. Seuss or Ann M.
Martin. I mean REAL books! Books by Dean Koontz,
Stephen King, and other best-selling authors. One
best-selling author that I have the utmost respect
for is Mary Higgins Clark. She? s written
chart-topping novels such as Where Are the
Children? , A Cry in the Night, A Stranger is
Watching, and The Cradle will fall. The book that
I have recently read by her...
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