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    “My sweet little blue-eyed girl,” he said in a half-sung sigh that had nothing to do with her brown eyes but was taken up just the same by the vast sunlit reaches of the land behind him and on all sides of him—so much land that Connie had never seen before and did not recognize except to know that she was going to it.” (Carol Oats, Pg 10) All of the land that she saw was unbelievable, it reached all the way out one her line of sight, all Connie could see were clouds, beautiful trees, animals…

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    An Analysis Of Gratitude

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    The city streets scream out the ideals of entitlement. You are entitled to only the best, the top, the newest and you can’t be satisfied with anything less. There is a quote that goes, “Today’s better will always be bested by tomorrows better yet.” This means whatever you have is never enough. Face it, your new iPod nano 5th generation that was once the top on the market will soon be bested by the Nano 10th generation. “Good morning America”! All they did was change the shape and add a few new…

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    James Nolan Mrs. Pavely Academic English 2 25 November 2014 Caring Lois Lowry once said, “Of course they needed to care. It was the meaning of everything” (The Giver). Lois Lowry is saying that the most important thing that we can do is care. We should always care no matter what the situation. Instead of thinking about the bad things that people do and ignoring them, just care for or about them. Caring is displaying kindness and concern for others. Caring should be the meaning of everything in…

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    The Nightingale found in the title of the text represents love. According to Dictionary of literary symbols, A Nightingale, in ancient times, was considered a spring bird as during this period the Nightingale would chirp a melodical type song. The Nightingale 's song was considered one of romance as the spring time was considered as a time for romance and new beginnings. As described above, the song of the Nightingale was a major influence in Smith’s third sonnet.…

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    On the bus on the way to out school trip destination most of us had fallen asleep. We are heading to some old castle to stay in and role play as if we were living in the Victorian era. I just hope I get to be Royalty and not a maid. Around another two hours the bus drove up a dirt track, by this stage it was pitch black the only thing lighting the way was the headlights of the bus, the stars and moon. The whole journey here I had taken pictures of the scenery and breath-taking views.…

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    T h e S c a r l e t L e t t e r b y N a t h a n i e l H a w t h o r n e h a s m a n y s y m b o l s i n i t . A s y m b o l i s s o m e t h i n g used for representing something else. Three symbols used in the Scarlet Letter are the scarlet letter, Pearl, and the scaffold and all of these symbols are used differently by the Puritans and by the author. The meaning of the scarlet letter in the novel is for Hester to wear it because she has committed adultery. It is supposed to attract attention…

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    will not be resolved quickly. Some scientists are affirmatively reporting animal consciousness while others say that this cannot be measured because we cannot understand animal communications. I beg to differ. Have you ever heard dogs bark, birds chirp or cat’s meow? We may not understand their language, but animals need only to be observed to be understood. My belief has long been that animals are conscious, much more so than we give them credit for. Animals learn to respond to different…

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    a way of music. There is a particular scene in the last few moments of the movie in which a bird freed itself from a cage. As they showed the bird in the cage they played melancholy music, than as the birds escaped they played happy music with the chirps of the birds filled in every few seconds. The music is able to tell the story of the birds and how a bird responds to. It is also really important that the producers used such unnerving music whenever there is a human presence because it goes…

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    stood apart from other golden retrievers because of his exclusive characteristics. Late at night, the stars are twinkling and the moon is right next to them shining brightly over the smooth river in our backyard. I can easily hear the loud, rapid chirps of the crickets right outside of the window. I lay on the couch comfortably curled up in the shape of a circle like position. My eyes, struggling to stay open, are rested on the screen of my 20-inch TV. Harley slowly comes creeping into the…

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    Eyes on the Prize The mountains towering over the valleys between them, with the tall evergreen pines trees that covered the forest floor was a beautiful site. The soft chirp of birds was a relaxing distance sound of nature. The air was intoxicating with oxygen, so fresh, in comparison to the air from Belen. Late afternoon was coming around, being out all that morning with the anticipation of finding a bull, all of us anxious for action. With a little bit of disappointment, sadly no luck, I was…

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