Hoof

slow the horse down. Nothing she did worked. She looked at her horse. It was a pure white mare, the sun glistening off its pure coat. It legs were strong and muscular. Ginny could see that the horse was used to running fast. She heard hoof beats, thundering, pounding hoof beats, coming from behind her. She glanced behind her to see…

Ugh, will this day ever end? Sweetie Belle thought, laying her head on her desk. It had been a usual day at school for her. She didn't like going to school, she would rather go out crusading with Scootaloo and Applebloom. But she needed her education to graduate school, so she sighed and tried to pay attention. Cheerilee was talking about something from the Gryffindor war in 1849 against Ponyville. As Cheerilee was going on and on about the subject, Sweetie Belle couldn’t help but stare at a…

porch, Connie notices his leg turned in an awkward manner, almost as if it were fake which could also be a representation of satans cloven hoof, "His feet resemble the devil's cloven hooves: “One of his boots was at a strange angle, as if his foot wasn't in it.”"(4). In another part of the story he almost trips on his foot as well, if his foot was a cloven hoof then the way it was turned and him almost falling would make…

The 1945 book Animal Farm by George Orwell is a political satire describing communist Russia as if it was a farm run by its own animals. There are many examples involving the allegory and personification of the animals in this novel. The story follows from the very ideas of rebellion through to the corruption at the hands of a pig called Napoleon, who takes the role of a dictator and starts to act as if he were human. The message to Orwell's classic is to explain that though a great idea in…

one. In Communism, the entire community owns all goods, as well as all sources of manufacture, goods and services. Describe the flag of the farm and analyze its symbolism. The flag of Animal Farm is rectangular with a green background, with a white hoof and horn…

Wool was extremely valuable, and helped the economy of many countries. Wool was the best raw material in Europe at the time, and the sheep’s hoof was even known as the “golden hoof” (Gimpel 46). Medieval countries used millions of fleeces each year; for example, in 1273 8 million sheep were sheared (Gimpel 46). Breeders even started to use selective breeding to develop sheep with longer hair, which would have…

him to carry riders on his back. He sent Beauty to the neighbor's pasture near the train station to get used to the sounds of the road. Beauty was sold to Squire Gordon. He was sent to Birtwick Hall. Beauty had a white star on his forehead, a white hoof, and a shiny black coat. At Birtwick, Beauty meets and becomes friends with the other horses in the stable, Merrylegs and Ginger. Squire Gordon and his coachman, John, are kind men who always treated the horses well, and Beauty worked with them…

Richard Lee was an anthropologist studying the !Kung Bushmen. The !Kung Bushmen celebrates their version Christmas differently by having activities that include December Congregation at the cattle post for trading, marriage brokering, and several days of trance dance feasting at which the local Tswana headman is host (Lee 1). Instead of the essential Christmas story of “praise the birth of white man’s god-chief” (Lee 1). The !King Bushmen rarely had days supply of food on hand, (Lee 2) so Lee…

responsible for many functions in the animal. One function is hemoglobin formation. Hemoglobin is a protein in the red blood cells that contains iron and carries oxygen to tissues. Copper also plays a role in bone cell function, pigment production, hair, hoof…

characterizes Candy as weak and passive through the symbolization of Slim’s mule. Once Carlson exits the bunkhouse, “Slim [says] loudly, ‘One of my lead mules got a bad hoof. Got to get some tar on it.” Slim points out the mule’s physical flaw, reminding that Candy is missing an arm. He also adds that his mule needs help fixing its hoof, alluding to Candy’s attempt to reverse Carlson’s suggestion by seeking Slim’s help. Overall, Steinbeck…