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    General Patton Symbols

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    suspension for slapping shell shocked soldiers. He was an major reason for the victory in Europe during the battle of the bulge during the winter of 1944. The symbols I chose for general Patton are what I felt were the most suiting. First I chose an anvil because it represented strength. which if you read one book on him they all agree on that. The boar also shows strength but also includes ferocity which I fought was fitting because he was a very aggressive general. The sword represents…

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    Poets, like William Blake, use sound devices in their poetry to increase the effectiveness of conveying or reinforcing a meaning. The poem, The Tyger, by William Blake, acquires many sound devices that contribute into giving the poem a complete meaning, while also acting as an eye catcher to engage the readers. The sound devices in Blake’s poem includes repetition, rhyme, assonance and alliteration. Blake’s use of repetition is demonstrated in his first and last stanza. In his first stanza,…

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    known factors that influenced WWI the most notable was Imperialism, making competition between the countries over who had the most power. The countries competed in all sorts of things for example Germany’s letter in Document D, “ The Hammer or the Anvil”, was Germany’s way of saying they're going to evolve and reach better achievements than those France, England, and Russia achieved during the time. This meant Germany was going to become aggressive and start being apart of the competition on…

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    because of him being related to Joe. Joe is trying to detach himself from Pip with the sole purpose of paving a smooth road for him to become a gentleman. In his metaphor, Joe relates himself to the crude blacksmith which he is by profession at the old anvil, in the old burnt apron, and sticking to the old work. Pip is being referred as a goldsmith by him who does refined metalsmithing. In addition, Joe even takes the fault on himself of making Pip uncomfortable due to his presence in Pip’s…

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    Burning Bridge Sparknotes

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    as slaves. After witnessing the bridge being burnt and Will and Evanlyn being captured, Horace rides back to tell King Duncan of Morgarath’s plans. They learn that Morgarath plans to have Skandians come from the fens and hit them like a hammer and anvil. They also learn that Evanlyn is actually Princess Cassandra, who is now on her way to Skandia. Morgarath’s force gets defeated, but upon surrendering, Morgarath challenges King Duncan to a battle, but Horace steps in and challenges Morgarath.…

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    Birdie-Personal Narrative

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    It was mid afternoon on June 12th, his summer heat was stronger than ever as he breathed down my neck. I got out of my room that was cooler than a cucumber because I felt like the living room was calling me, telling me to go play with Birdie, my zebra finch that was with my aunt. I got up and went into the living room to get Birdie and that’s when I saw him. His jet black eyes were no longer open. His white spotted gray and brown wings were no longer flapping. His delightful tunes no longer…

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    I was born on September 1st 2001, I was a happy baby ready for the world to come. I was a very energetic I always wanted to know what was happening. Some of my favorite memories of me with my family were (and still are) the long road trips we do to San Diego. Also I really enjoyed flying to Connecticut to see my mom's side of the family. In the Hollister history the best road trip was when the car broke down just before the Grape Vine ( it is a big hill just before LA). We had to pull over and…

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    Did you know that within the first day of the battle at Somme over 57 thousand Britons died? This was only one small battle that occurred during World War One and only a small fractions of the lives lost in the war. World War 1 was a battle between the allies: Russia, France, Great Britain and the U.S. and the Central Power: Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy that started in 1914. The war lasted four long years. There were many events that are thought of as being the cause of the war. The…

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    example, use several different methods to help teach their child how to properly crack nuts. Boesch¬¬ (1999) performed a study on Taı¨ chimpanzees, finding that mothers influenced their children in three ways. Mother chimps reportedly leave hammers near anvils when they go out collecting after they begin to notice growing interest in their chimps. This is a form of simulation, and these are the first chances the infants have using the hammer. Some mothers facilitated nut cracking by providing…

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    Blake uses the lines “What the hammer? what the chain?/ In what furnace was thy brain?/ What the anvil? what dread grasp/ Dare its deadly terrors clasp?” to symbolize the creator of the tiger is creating an armor or a weapon or even possibly both. But why would the creator need to make weapon that is also well protected? Apparently the creator was…

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