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    Radley‚ a local neighbor‚ forces Scout‚ her brother Jem‚ and their neighbor Dill‚ to be misled by the rumors. Legend has it that he once stabbed his father in the leg with a pair of scissors‚ and he is made out to be a kind of monster. Until one day Miss Maudie’s(also a neighbor) house burns down in the winter and Boo secretly gives Scout a blanket. Later in the book Atticus takes on Tom Robinson’s court case and attempts to defend him from the

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    The Foils of Jane Eyre

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    For instance‚ without Blanche‚ who is a foil of Jane‚ one may have thought Jane a simple and plain governess and nothing more. Similarly‚ without St. John the reader could have missed Rochester’s passionate side‚ or with no Mrs. Reed how supportive Miss Temple really is. Using foils‚ Brontë reveals more about the personalities of the major characters‚ and keeps the reader from overlooking many traits. One can see that Jane and Blanche are opposites from before they even meet. While Jane is rather

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    16 Lola McClurg aged 17 Dessie Shafer aged 17 Mae Brown aged 16 Jessie Brown aged 2 Russell Gray aged 12 Death guided the hand of the chauffeur in an auto party at Plum Tree Sunday in which MissCleo Shafer was instantly killed and her sister Miss Dessie‚ was badly injured together with the Misses Letha Ziegler‚ Ada Dalrymple‚  Lola McClurg‚ Mae and Jessie Brown andRussell Gray.  There had been a gathering at the Gray home that day and late in the afternoon as it grew cooler‚ it was suggested

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    nothing to hide. However‚ she demonstrates a certain reluctance to allocate the Governess with information‚ believing wholeheartedly the children are innocent of the Governess’ claims. Mystery within the plot lingers even before the Governess arrives. Miss Jessel‚ the Governess’ predecessor‚ had died with the cause of death unknown. None of the residents in the house speak of her other than say how she is missed dearly or how beautiful she was. Her

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    Life After Death

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    quizzes etc… he shouldn’t be penalized for his absences. Piper feels like as long as he’s paying for his education he should be able to do what he likes as long as he maintains high scores. Being absent ultimately causes you to miss the most essential parts of class. You miss class participation‚ peers‚ directions and test or quizzes that may be given on any given day of that class. Being absent is a way of saying that this class isn’t that important to me. As a peer in your class if I work hard just

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    Assignment in eng

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    “Honey‚ are you almost ready we’re going to be late.” I yelled at Jamie. “If you don’t come down soon we’re going to miss the best waves.” “Coming‚ sorry I was just waxing my board.” Jamie explained. He comes down looking like an orange banana. Ever since he saw that ad about having a healthy glow he wouldn’t stop putting that lotion on. The nerve that he has to lie to me. “Alright let’s go. We probably just missed the best of the waves.” I said in an irritated tone. We went in the car and rushed

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    Pass and Tide

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    TIME AND TIDE WAIT FOR NONE This is a very simple‚ clear and self-explanatory proverb. It means that time and tide do not wait for anybody. Time goes on passing without caring for anybody and anything. Similarly tides occur ; they have no regard or consideration for anybody. Time and tide symbolise valuable opportunity. They occur without any notice. The essence of the proverb is that opportunities do not wait for anyone. No one can command or foretell their occurrence or recurrence. One should

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    Mrs. Packletides Tiger

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    babies walked quietly through the jungle so as to not to disturb its sleep. The villagers were only worried about the tiger that should not die of old age before the day of shoot. (e) Who was Miss Mebbin? Was she really devoted to Mrs. Packletide? How did she behave during the tiger shooting? Ans- Miss Mebbin was a paid companion. Mrs. Packletide had acquired her so that she could witness the shooting of the tiger. She was very materialistic. She didn’t want to do more

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    could be a continuous illness. A student with a continuous illness has no choice but to miss days out of class. For example a student with diabetes has to go to doctors appointments to have their glucose level checked. This student can quickly get sick and need medical attention‚ which will cause them to miss class. Would you rather have a student in your class sick and not learn anything or would you have them miss class and seek medical attention. A student that misses class often can possibly pass

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    Laugh out loud

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    characters in this story. However‚ Philip Malloy‚ Miss Narwin‚ and Allison Doresett are the highlights of this story. All though these three characters have little in common‚ they make a perfect trio in entertaining us throughout the novel. Back in 1992‚ Philip Malloy was a track-obsessed ninth-grader at Harrison High School. He was the average student who loved to run track. Throughout his ninth grade year‚ he had struggled with his English teacher‚ Miss Narwin. Towards the end of his ninth grade year

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