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    behavior and actions has mixed feelings of is death fair, deserving and who does it affect. The first time I had someone close to me died was my grandfather (my mother’s father). I would remember the eight hour trips leaving early Saturday morning and getting there before sunset to see my grandparents. My grandfather was sixty nine when he passed away. My grandfather worked in the blazing sun as a farmer all of his life resulting in him getting melanoma. The physicians tried everything to stop…

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    Fourteen-year-old Matilda (Mattie) Cook lived above a coffeehouse in Philadelphia during the late 1700’s. She shared the home with Lucille, her widowed mother, Captain William Farnsworth Cook, her grandfather who was a retired sailor along-with King George, his parrot, in addition to Silas, her orange cat. Lucille was an extremely bad cook, but fortunately, she hired an African- American woman named Eliza to prepare the meals. The coffeehouse that the Cook family lived above and owned was built…

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    their grandfather, or father, or even themselves immigrated here to live the “American Dream”. My story all starts with my grandfathers. My grandfather were born and raised in India they were not very wealthy, but they were considered well off in India. At the time, India was not a very prosperous country, so both my grandfathers decided to come here to America in search of opportunity. My grandfather, Val, came here on a boat called the Queen Mary in 1964. While my other grandfather, Thakor…

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    Philadelphia is undergoing a terrible sickness called yellow fever and Mattie must learn to take care of her grandfather and herself because her mother catches the fever. She shows grit when she and her grandfather are on their way home from the hospital and her grandfather becomes fatigued and is not able to find food. Mattie is forced to go find food because if she didn’t she and her grandfather would die of…

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    room door at 6 am. and said “your grandfather is at the hospital and he wants to see all of his family”, I realized that it was one of the days that will carryout a tragedy event and I will never forget it. It was a cloudy, rainy day. There was no sunshine in it. My grandfather was one of the people who thought me many things about life, edified me, and advised me. I have lived with my grandfather since I was born. My family was consist of five people my grandfather, my grandmother, my mother,…

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    respect and cherish them as much as we can while they’re still around. Leo Tolstoy’s Russian folk tale “The Grandfather and His Little Grandson” and Sandra Cisnero’s poem “Abuelito Who” have the same universal theme about the importance of grandchildren always loving and respecting their grandparents. In “The Grandfather and His Little Grandson,” a Russian folk tale, the old and weak grandfather loses more and more control and his body as he ages.This family in the story also appears to live…

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    taught me and continues to teach me how grateful i have to be for all that i have, my grandfather. Today children complain about having to go to school. We view it as a burden, but to my grandfather it would have been a dream come true. When he was young he viewed getting an education completely differently. He said, “I wanted to go to high school but…

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    was losing the memory of the great-grandfather in the future. With that in mind, the reader can think about their ancestors and stories they’ve heard about them. It’s like a puzzle, they families piece parts of the puzzle together, but without their important object, they will never finish the puzzle, it will always be a mystery. “My great-grandfather had one specialty: a Mint Snowball which he invented.” The one object the family had left of the great-grandfather was the Mint Snowball. This…

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    Hitler. If i had to interview someone like Artie did to Vladek, I would have to interview my Grandfather Carl. My Grandfather Carl was a very busy man and a nice man at that. Some of the most interesting things he did was holding the position of Chief Petty Officer in the Coast Guard in World War II, and he enjoyed farming and fishing as hobbies. The person i would interview would definitely be my grandfather Carl who was born on November 23rd, 1924 in Toledo, Ohio. However, unfortunately,…

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    sixteenth birthday, I received money from my grandmother that I will never spend. I was given a five dollar bill dated back to 1950 that my grandfather kept in a box since the day he was gifted it. My grandmother wrote to me on a notecard my grandfather had from when he was a lawyer that has “From A. B. Stover written on the bottom. It reminds me of my grandfather and I find it nice to have an item that traveled with him from the time he was a young man to the day he passed. The five dollar bill…

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