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    In the passage‚ The Pupil‚ by Henry James‚ he depicted three contrasting characters (Morgan Moreen‚ Mrs. Moreen‚ and Pemberton). Through the interaction of the characters‚ he developed the relationship between them by using poetic devices such as tone and point of view. James started the passage by comparing Pemberton‚ “a poor young man” (1)‚ and Mrs. Moreen‚ “a person who spoke only of feelings and…aristocracy” (4) that has “fat‚ jeweled hand” (10). Pemberton was depicted as quiet and knowledgeable

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    contains no dialogue it still manages to depict a moment of American history in a compelling manner. The story is about a little girl who sees a runaway slave and decides to help them find freedom instead of turning them into the authorities. The author Henry Cole does not pull any punches in his story and shows how runaway slaves were hunted down when they ran away. The little girl in Unspoken is constantly showed being fearful because in the past helping a slave had major consequences. This historical

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    of great risk. One can never be certain of how long they will remain in power‚ and a sudden downfall from power could cost them their sanity. Cardinal Wolsey was one such man of power‚ an advisor to the king in Henry VII‚ who suffered from a tragic downfall from power. In Shakespeare’s Henry VIII‚ a shift from a tone of acceptance to a tone of betrayal‚ condemning diction‚ and Biblical allusion are used to convey Wolsey’s complex response to his dismissal from the court. As Wolsey contemplates this

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    They say money drives the world‚ however may the world be driving the money? Henry David Thoreau was born on July 12‚ 1817. He wrote many famous pieces‚ Civil Disobedience stands out for its steadfast statements and theories on the government machine. Notably where he writes “Absolutely speaking‚ the more money‚ the less virtue; for money comes between a man and his objects‚ and obtains them for him; and It was certainly no great virtue to obtain it” (Thoreau 231) stands out due to its factual way

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    Many all over the world have sought an explanation for it. Some have turned to demons and spirits as the source‚ who sit on the chest of sleepers‚ rendering the victims unable to breathe. As you can see here‚ Henry Fuseli’s 1781 painting‚ “The Nightmare‚” depicts exactly that: a woman on her back with a demon on top of her and foreboding creatures in the background. This painting is often said to be one of the disorder’s first interpretations. With startling

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    Short Story Performance Task Writing (The Gift of the Magi by O. Henry) I chose this story because through it I learned how nice it is to have someone who would sacrifice their pride possession to make you happy‚ I chose it because it is important to know the true meaning of Christmas and this story tells it perfectly‚ I chose it because through it I learned that love is the one the wisest gift that some one could ever give you. I choose to designed my cover this way because I believe that

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    O. Henry wrote his own magazine entitled‚ "The Rolling Stone". The magazine did poorly and Henry stooped to stealing from bank accounts to which he became arrested. Henry’s writing came to a halt due to jail time and he eventually died nine years after being set free. The time period in which O. Henry’s finest works created‚ occurred in the late 1800’s to the early 1900’s where he dazzled readers with his unorthodox‚ romantic style. A short story titled "A Retrieved Reformation" written by O

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    In the lecture Henry Moore was described as the most famous British sculptor in the the 20th century. He was very well known for his many statues made of stone‚ wood‚ and bronze in the 1940s and 1950s. One of his statues portrays a reclining female made of various curves with some negative space and a very visual hole in her midsection. Many people thought at the time that the hole stood for the spiritual emptiness of men in which also meant that they were misguided in their faith. Others thought

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    or the one that you could argue represents the Catholic Church‚ is not very intelligent‚ angry‚ and not a very likable character. Even from her first work O’Connor was making it clear her feeling for the Catholic Church and its members. An online analysis of the story find that the theme of the story is control‚ they go into more detail on the subject‚ “Control‚ the story seems to say‚ is elusive. And people who have illusions that they are in control are in for a rude awakening. The illusions

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    The Setting by Henry Friedlander meticulously explores and analyzes the initiation of the Holocaust. The author focuses on victims of Nazi genocide. As most know‚ targets of the mass murder included Jews‚ but the mentally and physically disabled were actually the very first victims of Nazi Germany. Friedlander explains the growing interest in racial hygiene and the increasing desire to preserve only the “superior” populations‚ stating‚ “Large numbers of the professional classes embraced the racial

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