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    HOUSE SPECIFICATIONS: EXTERIOR Roofing and Accs a.) b.) c.) Trusses - roof trusses shall be of 3/16” x 1-1/2” x 1-1/2” angle bar with 3/16” x 11/2”: x 1-1/2” angle bars web members and supports. C Purlins shall be of 2” x 4” x 20’ spaced @ 0.60m. On center Roofing - roof materials shall be of rib type pre- painted long span Apo‚ Puyat or equivalent with complete accessories.. Gutter - shall be ga # 26 bended plain G.I. sheet expose on C-Purlins fascia board. Exterior Walls 150mm

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    The status of upper houses has remained in and out of favour between states over the past 50 years with Queensland being the only unicameral state parliament in Australia. Yet‚ the argument against reinstating an upper house has infrequently risen above base level exchanges against the respective side. Colonial upper houses were viewed as an important influence on the Australian senate‚ assisting and maintaining a strong bicameral culture (Stone‚ 2002). The abolition of this legislative chamber

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    a writer famous for his scary stories‚ introduces us to “The Fall of the House of Usher”. This is an interesting story about the old and decrepit Usher family home where many unusual things happen. In “The Fall of the House of Usher‚” there are many reasons that prove the Usher family to be vampires‚ such as the family’s actions and features‚ Madeline’s health‚ and the Ushers house condition and downfall. When the house is first introduced the Usher family appeared to the narrator strange looking

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    In Catherine Mansfield’s " The Doll’s house"‚ the main theme is on the injustices and cruelty associated with class distinctions. Set in New Zealand sometime after it becomes a colony‚ Mansfield shows how the differences among social classes are closely adhered to. She also explores themes such as how the high class people take deliberate pleasure in being cruel to the lower classes‚ and how innocently born children who are brought up in this atmosphere can become easily influenced. Mansfield uses

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    wife and wrote "The Angel in the House" about her. Though it did not receive much attention when it was first published in 1854‚ it became increasingly popular through the rest of the nineteenth century and continued to be influential into the twentieth century. The Little House series reflects what Patmore originally wrote and strongly believed. "The Angel in the House" theme is both introduced and intertwined throughout the series. It begins in The Little House in the Big Woods and continues to

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    Miss Emily’s House: The Downfall of The South In “A Rose for Emily‚” William Faulkner uses symbolism to paint a vivid picture of the fallen South. This literary piece takes place in the southern town of Jefferson‚ during the Civil War era and depicts how the Southern way of life fell apart after the war. One of the symbols that he uses to illustrate the deterioration of the South is Miss Emily’s house. Through vivid descriptions of dilapidation of the once beautiful house and the things that

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    Name Dr. Lisa Moody English 232 Section 12 18 March 2014 Edgar Allen Poe: “The Fall of the House of Usher” Background on author: Although Edgar Allen Poe is one of the most well-known American authors‚ he had a somewhat miserable life. He was born a second child in Boston‚ Massachusetts in 1809. His father abandoned him and his mother died when he was only two years old. Through his life he faced even more difficulty and sadness from the death of his wife‚ his struggle to make a living

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    Not many would decide to bury a sibling inside a wall of the house they live in; however‚ in “The Fall of the House of Usher”‚ this is‚ unfortunately‚ the case. However‚ what tone does this event express? Why is this such an important part of the story? Can anything be learned from this situation? With the way that this event is inspired‚ Poe’s writes this classic short story in a very fatalistic tone‚ as seen when analysing the characters and the setting of the story. The story is focused around

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    A Look into Glass Homes Themes throughout literature have similar ideas‚ in this essay I will discuss the theme of gender and how gender roles play a part in the ultimate plot of a play or story. We know gender as the definition of sex‚ male or female. But what we often forget is that gender has a major influence in our roles in society. Both The Necklace by Guy de Maupassant and The Glass Menagerie by Tennessee Williams have similar themes in gender. Besides gender both pieces of literature

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    Boughton house is a house situated in Northamptonshire. I believe that it is not very typical of Tudor country houses due to most features resembling more 17th century style houses - for example Versailles - however I don’t think it is entirely different due to some physical details of the house‚ how it was obtained and how it became what it is today. Firstly‚ (between 1536 and 1540 ) King Henry VIII wanted more power and money‚ and since The Pope didn’t approve of Henry’s divorce‚ he made himself

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