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    meaning the pretty young lady. The author tries to say that he has a pretty lover. | 4. | Hyperbole | Till a’ the seas gang dry. Till a’ the seas gang dry‚ my dear‚ And the rocks melt wi’ the sun; And I will luve thee still‚ my dear‚ | In these lines the author tries to express his feeling‚ he says‚ until the seas become dry and the rocks melt with the sun he will always love his lover. The hyperboles are exactly clear‚ ’til the seas become dry‚ and the rocks melt wi’ the sun. | 5. | Metaphor

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    From the beginning of the people’s revolt‚ the French Revolution became one of the most important events to occur in the history of France‚ and around the world. From the day it began‚ the question as to what influenced this political uprising has been pondered by many people. Now before the revolution‚ people were starting to question religion‚ and were leaning more towards science and rationality to explain things. These people pointed out the absurdities of religion‚ and the need for the better

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    Carnegie Hall and the orchestra was bigger than I thought. I was surprised to see a harp amongst the orchestra‚ so I was ecstatic to listen for it. The orchestra did a quick tuning session that sounded very in sync. The first piece was Overture to Candide by Leonard Bernstein. As I observed the conductor‚ I could tell from his conducting that most of the piece was played in common time. It was moderato and mezzo forte for most of the piece. It had a very jumpy and whimsical feel to it like fairies

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    It is the twist or unexpected event which blends the elements of the story together. In the instance of O. Henry he combines exaggeration [or hyperbole] and irony to add humor in the story. O. Henry is a master of irony and exaggeration‚ so that his stories have flavor and depth. In "The Ransom of Red Chief‚" O. Henry uses the three devices; irony‚ hyperbole and humor‚ enticing the reader to laughter throughout. This story could be considered a long joke instead of a short story! Our Task: We will

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    only thing left to give is his soul‚ which in this case was a very good choice of simile. Another way to look at this quote is that he is okay with dying after all that he has given up. Continuing the theme of giving everything he has‚ he uses a hyperbole perfectly fitting into the theme‚ “ I have given my heart for a moment of glory”‚ which means he has given everything he could to have one single moment

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    tone in order to convince the reader to not be a follower‚ to be a leader. Emerson achieves his purpose through the use of figurative language and independent diction. Emerson starts off poetically‚ then later on in paragraph 1 when he introduces Hyperbole‚ metaphors‚ and aphorisms. Emerson uses "a

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    ------------------------------------------------- Optimism Optimism is a mental attitude or world view that interprets situations and events as being best (optimized)‚ meaning that in some way for factors that may not be fully comprehended‚ the present moment is in an optimum state. The concept is typically extended to include the attitude of hope for future conditions unfolding as optimal as well. The more broad concept of optimism is the understanding that all of nature‚ past‚ present and future

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    School‚ 2013. Web. 01 May 2013. Rousseau‚ Jean-Jacques. The Social Contract. Harmondsworth: Penguin‚ 1968. Pages. Print. Swift‚ Jonathan. “Gulliver’s Travels.” Norton Anthology of World Literature. Puchner. New York. 2012. 269-314. Print. Voltaire. “Candide.” Norton Anthology of World Literature. Puchner. New York. 2012. 352-413. Print.

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    21st Century Hero vs. Beowulf Beowulf was an Anglo-Saxon hero who fought many battles and proved his physical strength. Today‚ in the 21st century‚ a hero can be described as someone who is strong willed or strong minded. In our comic books that are now becoming movies our heroes are strong and very brave. Heroes in the 21st century don’t necessarily have to be physically strong but they do have to be strong minded and strong willed. The heroes in our comics are extremely strong. Take Superman

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    4 In the 16th century‚ Martin Luther created an additional branch of the Roman Catholic Church‚ after he began to question the Church’s beliefs‚ specifically with the Pope’s power‚ and encouraged the commonwealth to also question the church’s authority and religious statements and to denounce them as false. 5 Martin Luther was a German friar‚ Catholic priest‚ professor of theology‚ and seminal figure of the 16th-century movement known as the Protestant reformation. He questioned religious authority

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