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    I am reading “The Bass, The River, and Sheila Mant” by W.D. Wetherell, and I am on page 5. So far this story is about a boy who has a huge crush on a girl named Sheila Mant. They end up going on a date, when he realizes he’s caught a giant fish, but can’t let Sheila know. In this journal I will be predicting and connecting. One question I had while reading this short story is whether he would choose the girl or the fish. One option he could choose was the girl. One reason he would choose the…

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    begin? We'll show you! Here, we present a list of the eight most approachable instruments for those musicians who are just starting out and aren't sure what to choose. Number Eight: Double Bass. Though this behemoth bass may look intimidating, it's actually a great choice for people just beginning. Double bass can be played standing up and with a bow, or its strings can be plucked. Number Seven: Flute. Flutes are a very popular instrument, so there are a lot of resources available for…

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    In “The Bass, The River, and Sheila Mant” by W.D. Wetherell, the boy is plagued by a girl named Sheila Mant. The author makes the boy extremely gullible and unwise which allows the readers of the story to understand his thoughts and regrets. The author forces the audience to feel embarrassed with the boy by explaining how he felt for Sheila by showing his interest in Sheila and the fish, and finally, by revealing that he would regret his silly decision. The Boy is plagued by Sheila. He seems…

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    changed now and simplicity seems to be gone now that he is an adult. On page 2 of the story, the narrator mentions, “Do you ever think that those days were different—that we had more time for such thoughts, that time had not yet been corrupted?” (Bass, 2009, p. 2). The character is thinking back to the days when he was 10-years-old. He explains life now seems to be hectic…

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    “The Albatross” by Kate Bass is about a housewife uneasily awaiting her husband’s return with her young daughter, with the theme being one of falling out of love and an unhappy marriage, with the wife wishing in vain that she could preserve the time when she and her husband were untroubled. The poem can be found at the site Poetry Out Loud (http://www.poetryoutloud.org/poem/237550). The poem is a first person, free-verse short story about a moment in a woman’s life that she is dreading: her…

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    Xu 1 Michael Xu Prof.Adachi ENG 100F November 16, 2014 Celebrities and their Bass Now we all heard that song by Meghan Trainor “All About That Bass” and I’m pretty sure just by me mentioning the title everyone is singing it in their heads. “All About That Bass” is supposed to be a song about not worrying about your weight. One of the most famous lyrics in the song are. “Every inch of you is perfect from the bottom to the top”(Trainor). Those words definitely popped a smile on our faces…

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    glance at the clock it said 12:00pm. My Grandma comes out (I call her mama pappy) asking “what I would like to eat” we both smile. After some time has gone by chatting and eating hot cakes, she tells me that “we are going to go to look at the new Bass Pro Shop.” She cleans up and I leave to go play with my newly bought Legos. My Brother “Noah” plays on the computer and my Granddad “Popop” is in the dining…

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    Throughout the story “The Bass, the River, and Sheila Mant” the author W.D. Wetherell is able to portray Sheila Mant as an oblivious, uncaring, and narcissistic young lady using indirect characterization. By simply adding little details about Shelia such as “There was an extra paddle near the bow, but Shelia made no move to pick it.” the author is able to imple that Sheila is a self-centered person, seeing as she also leaves the narrator to do all of the work while she simply talks. The author…

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    Catfish and largemouth bass are extremely different species of aquatic fish, but their ultimate natural instinct is the same. They strive to survive and produce offspring to carry on the essence of life, as all species do. Catfish are a very docile creature by nature, and their habitat ranges from lakes and rivers to creeks and little streams. They do not always need a fresh and constant supply of flowing water, but it makes for a more productive lifestyle. The catfish also needs good solid…

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    A Lesson in General Musky Fishing My Experience and Knowledge Concerning Musky Fishing “There you go Austin, reel it in!” my dad said. We were fishing for walleye off a dock at Clear Lake, Iowa. I was only 9 years old. I knew that whatever I had on the line was big, but I had no idea that it would be the first musky I'd ever seen or caught. The fish was mediocre size, having a length of only 31 inches. Nonetheless, I was mesmerized by the musky’s beauty and grace as it swam away from the dock. I…

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