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    his perspective. Whitman’s poem “A Noiseless Patient Spider‚” clearly shows this use of first person as a rhetorical device. In the poem‚ one can realize that Whitman’s use of first person allows the reader to become the author’s observer. In the first stanza‚ the author depicts how the spider begins to work on its web and shoots out lots of strings‚ trying to get one of them to stick to something. The author says‚ “A NOISELESS‚ patient spider‚ / I mark’d‚ where‚ on a little promontory‚ it stood

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    Lord of the Flies by William Golding is a novel that demonstrates how boys will act when there is no authoritative figure. When the boys find out that there are no adults‚ they become very excited. As time goes by rules and order are needed‚ but some of the boys choose to respect the rules and others are reckless. Ralph is one of the characters that enforces rules after he realizes that they need them‚ and it proves how he respects rules when there are no adults; on the other hand‚ Jack’s defiance

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    “Once upon a time” is a poem written by Gabriel Okara‚ a Nigerian poet. The Title is an interesting choice because‚ before a line of the poem is read‚ it links the poem to childish stories‚ fairy tales‚ that finish in a “happily ever after”‚ but there is always an obstacle‚ or you may call it a “bad guy”. Okara starts of the poem with “Once upon a time” which shows how far it is into the past but it has not been forgotten. The poem starts off as being portrayed as a negative tirade. Okara uses

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    Once Upon a Shop The essay is called ”Once Upon a time” written by Jeanette Winterson in June 13‚ 2010 in “The Observer” The essay is about a woman called Jeanette Winterson and she has just opened her first Fruit and veg shop. She lives in London the east end of London‚ at Spitalfields where the most of the fruit and veg’s shop is located. Jeanette was actually about to buy a coffee shop‚ but she wouldn’t do it because of her disbelieves and that she didn’t like the politics about the shop‚ then

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    OUR OWN HIGH SCHOOL‚ AL WARQA’A‚ DUBAI GRADE: X - AREAS RELATED TO CIRCLES 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. ASSIGNMENT: 1 Sum of radii of two circles is 140 cm and the difference of their circumferences is 88 cm. Find the diameters of the circles.(154‚ 126) The circumference of a circle exceeds its diameter by 16.8 cm. Find the radius of the circle.(3.92) Area of a circular field is 88704 m2. How long will it take to go 10 rounds at the speed of 4.5 km/h?(2h 20m 48s) A race track is in the form of

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    In Walt Whitman’s 1860’s lyric poem “A Noiseless Patient Spider”‚ this poem was written during the 1860’s and published in the 1871 – 1872 editions of “Leave of Grass”. Whitman depicts an equivalent relationship between a spider and an individual. I believe the spider symbolizes the speaker’s mind/soul‚ and he speaks to as though he is talking to someone else. The speaker uses the poem to illustrate a comparative relationship between what seems to be a quest for spiritual knowledge or enlightenment

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    Jack‚ as a "former chorister" and "head boy" (22) at his school arrived on the island eager to make rules and punish those who broke them‚ although‚ he constantly broke the rules himself when he felt it was needed to further his own interests. The freedom Jack had on the island allowed the dark side of his character to be revealed from under his outer shell of a civilized schoolboy. Jack represents the evil side of human nature. Jack’s strong desire to be leader was best illustrated in his first

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    “A Contemplation upon Flowers “ The persona wishes that he could be as brave as the flowers‚ they owe their life to the earth. They follow the cycle of life and death. The persona wishes that he could be this way because he is opposite he wants to live forever. However he compliments the flowers he admires them‚ he uses the word gallant to emphasize his appreciation and his longing to be like them. Literary devices Simile  Stanza 1‚ line1: The persona is wishing that

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    Is it better to be well liked or to think rationally? An untroubled group that is content‚ or a displeased‚ strong‚ group? As in the book “The Lord of the Flies”‚ Piggy is the most rational thinker on the island. He was the one who thought of igniting fire and spawned numerous ideas to Ralph to have a successful tribe. Subsequently‚ other kids started to rebel at the idea of rationality which lead to the death of Piggy. The group that turned out to be victorious was the group lead by savagery.

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    sit around doing nothing until Spiderman shows up‚ but she doesn’t even attempt to escape while her kidnappers are distracted. This demonstrates that she is completely reliant upon the hero and is not even capable of even attempting to take care of herself. The responsibility of caring for society ineveitably falls upon Peter; thus‚ forcing him to make sacrifices in his life. The responsibilities of being the city’s hero forces him to strive to be perfect constantly. This forces Peter’s superego

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