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    Of course‚ there were servants that bore their onuses by kind and purpose. Yet there were other servants to‚ but without baring name or tag‚ they imagined themselves free‚ called themselves so. The truth was that Aberlanians endured the world for one object‚ and one only: coin. To slave for it‚ sweat blood for it‚ to worship and give their health for it‚ and in my circumstance‚ to give three years of my life in prison for it. In Aberlan‚ the cost of the coin was perhaps it’s greatest illusion. Even

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    Renaissance and Baroque composers were faced with the task of creating complex pieces that express both human emotion and ideas. While this is primarily one of the main purposes of all forms of music itself‚ including genres today‚ in the 15th through 18th centuries‚ this was largely done through the musical composition of a piece rather than the lyrics. Composers utilized several different techniques in order to portray to the listener the purpose and meaning of the piece. Renaissance composers

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    music unit 3 lab 2

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    instruments that you haven’t heard about before or that you want to know more about. Read the article for these five instruments and answer the following questions: a. What is the instrument? The Cornamuse‚ The Dulcimer‚ The Gemshorn‚ The lizard ‚ The lute b. Describe the instrument. What does it look like? What does it sound like? It looks like a long stick with holes in it. It sounds like they are quiet and soft . The Dulcimer looks like a box with strings and played with sticks. It sounds

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    The rains of castamere

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    wiped out both of the upstart lords‚ their families and households and put their seats of power to the torch. Some years later after the extinction of House Reyne when Lord Farman of Faircastle grew truculent‚ Lord Tywin sent an envoy bearing a lute instead of a letter to play “The Rains of Castamere” in Farman’s hall‚ and the latter gave no further trouble. In the novels‚ The Rains of Castamere and its story (as above) are first mentioned in Chapter 19 of Volume 3‚ A Storm of Swords‚ and the

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    As I sit at my computer reading a predetermined list of phrases and words that include things such as “Northwest is best” to simply‚ “squirrels‚” I think about how each word or phrase has meant something to me at one point or another‚ throughout my life. After much thought‚ there are three finalists that resonate with me the most; “grit‚” “vocation‚” and “persistence.” These three words could easily sum up my life in the shortest way possible. The word “grit” brings to mind the idea of a person

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    The Medieval period of music lasted from 500–1400 A.D. In this time period there were two main categories of music: secular and religious. Most of the secular music was sung by traveling musicians called troubadours. The Troubadours usually sang ballads or folk songs of love or heroism. The secular musicians’ used string instruments such as psaltery‚ lyre‚ and the Vielle‚ the secular musicians used percussion instruments such as the drums. The religious music of that period was almost the opposite

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    shell that has a thin layer of tough rubbery skin. Leatherbacks are the biggest sea turtles‚ they can grow up to 7 feet! Do y6ou know what’s cool‚ is that they are the oldest species known to man. Also a leatherback sea turtle is sometimes called a lute turtle‚ and they are also the most pelagic of sea turtles. They can also diver deeper than any other sea turtles that we know of. An interesting fact is that a leatherback sea turtles diet is soft bodied sea animals like

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    The renaissance wouldn’t be as influential as it was if it weren’t for all the great thinkers and scientists of its time. During the renaissance many great thinkers tested the ideas of the church and made many new discoveries. One of these amazing thinkers was Galileo Galilei. Galileo was an extraordinary astronomer and inventor. Galileo was born on February 16‚ 1564‚ the oldest of six children in his family. His father‚ Vincenzio Galeli‚ was a merchant and also a musician while his mother‚ Giulia

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    won five Grammy awards‚ Norah Jones‚ generally preforms a contemporary and jazzy‚ but in this particular piece‚ I find her style to be more of a light country. It does how ever portray some feelings of a hopeless love as with the style of my poem My Lute Awake by Sir. Thomas Wyatt. This song just feels like it fits with the poem to me. My selection comes from her album Feels Like Home‚ her second album. This album sold over 15 million copies in its first 28 weeks. This album wasn ’t just a reboot

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    The Middle Ages was a time of corruption. The Church came up with several corrupt methods to pay for these church officials. The Church told its people that pilgrimages to sites of relics and holy places were suitable ways to repent for their sins (Walker). “The Pardoner’s Tale” by Geoffrey Chaucer demonstrates the idea of not being greedy to enhance characteristics of the Pardoner as he used the Church to gain money. One of the things that the Pardoner was good at was condemning people‚ and

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