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    A Trip to a Circus

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    tickets. I started exploring but‚ when I heard the growling of tigers and lions‚ I felt scared and ran back to my parents. Soon we were seated and the show was about to begin. The first item was a comical one performed by monkeys dressed in coloured suits and little hats. They rode on horse-back round the ring. I really laughed at such a funny sight for they looked like tiny men. Next‚ there entered two pretty girls with two men on trapeze. They kept the spectators spellbound with their skillful stunts

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    A Scandal in Bohemia

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    deep blue cloak which was thrown over his shoulders was lined with flame-coloured silk and secured at the neck with a brooch which consisted of a single flaming beryl. Boots which extended halfway up his calves‚ and which were trimmed at the tops with rich brown fur‚ completed the impression of barbaric opulence which was suggested by his whole appearance. He carried a broad-brimmed hat in his hand‚ while he wore across the upper part of his face‚ extending

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    of this spectacular group of women. I am sure many women in the 1920’s expressed this same longing‚ and that is why the flapper style became wildly popular in America and Europe during the twenties. “Flirty flappers dressed in helmet shaped cloche hats and low- waisted dresses breaking into the Charleston” is the most popular image thought of when thinking of young women in the 1920’s. But the very short silhouette only belongs to the second half of the twenties‚ where it was made famous by well-known

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    Essay the Lovely Bones

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    family than anything else” after her death. Sebold also uses symbolism of a hat to represent Susie’s naivety and childhood. Susie “would not wear the multi-coloured hat with the pom pom and jingle bell that my mother had made me” which clearly shows her dreams and aspirations to grow up. However‚ she realises that it was her innocence that killed her as her murderer “reached into the pocket of my parka and balled up the hat my mother had made me‚ smashing it into my mouth” effectively using her naivety

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    Resistance and Revolt

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    is the running away of slaves from the plantation. If the colony had a dense population the runaways would go to the port towns where they would seek fake certificates to forge their freedom‚ which would give them an advantage of living with the Coloureds.    In larger colonies slaves made their way into the middle of the island‚ which was mostly forested. Hidden villages were in this area‚ thus‚ the runaways were readily accepted. All homes‚ food items and cattle had to be abandoned if the militia

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    The Babadook Poster

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    it look overbearing and powerful. Its fingers are sharply pointed‚ mimicking the look of claws‚ sharp whiskers protrude from its face‚ and it is wearing a strangely shaped top hat. Reader ‘Myths and Signs’ asserts "the dress code that governs what men should wear when going to a formal wedding includes items like a top hat and tail jacket". This implies the creature could be the representation of a man due to its association with old fashioned male clothing. The

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    Literature Analysis

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    Power‚ self‚ and other: the absurd in ’Boesman and Lena.’ Athol Fugard Issue Twentieth Century Literature‚ Winter 1993‚ by Craig W. McLuckie. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0403/is_n4_v39/ai_16087648/pg_5/?tag=content;col1 [Accessed: 2011/02/21. As the substantive body of criticism about Samuel Beckett’s theatre attests‚ it is difficult not to impose a variety of contexts onto his work.(1) Athol Fugard’s theatre‚ alternatively‚ restricts and focuses one’s perceptions so that it is difficult

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    Kkk 2nd Phase

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    The first Klan flourished in the Southern United States in the late 1860s‚ then died out ... The second KKK flourished nationwide in the early and mid-1920s Members adopted white costumes: robes‚ masks‚ and conical hats‚ designed to be outlandish and terrifying‚ and to hide their identities. The second KKK flourished nationwide in the early and mid-1920s‚ and adopted the same costumes and code words as the first Klan‚ while introducing cross burnings Three events in 1915 = catalysts to the revival

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    The Hichiker

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    the motor began to purr‚ I was driving whispering and epithet: a big meaty man‚ soft and oily voice. The Hitchhiker`s appearance was described as a small ratty-faced man with grey teeth‚ rat like eyes‚ slightly pointed ears‚ wearing a cloth hat‚ grayish-coloured jacket with enormous pockets. In other words‚ he looked like a human rat. I think that Roald Dahl describes

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    Tap Dance

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    TAP DANCE SUBSTYLES Tap Dance is known as a favorite discipline because the students are making music with their feet. Students learn to improve their rhythm and co-ordination to energetic music. Tap dance concentrates on rhythm and timing‚ and requires interpretation of music through sound‚ creating regulated and controlled sounds through intricate footwork. More advanced levels of tap teach syncopation and more complex rhythms and combine a variety of styles of classical tap dance. Tap classes

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