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    The Finzi-Continis

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    When Georgo and Micol run into her carriage house to escape the rain, the carriage house is rundown, filled with outdated items, and is outdated. ( figure 2: 25:29). Some of the windows are missing, the walls and floors appear dirty, there is a faded mural in the background, and the gymnastic equipment looks…

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    focuses on death as a ride in a carriage. The theme for this poem is on a carriage with death driving the one who is passing to their final destination, it talks about how death was in no hurry as they passed the children playing and the fields with it grain, taking in the experience of riding off to eternity. The wording in this poem is by far the best part, It serves death as a man and the grave detail of what the adventures of death look like whilst riding in a carriage. Allowing the reader…

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    This carriage began taking her on a journey of life's joys. The poem says she had to put away her labor and leisures because when she got closer and closer to dying she had to stop working and stop doing the things in life she loved. The carriage then passed the school where this section of the poem could have been taken more than one way, one of the ways being she was remembering…

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    Gcse Diary Entry

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    environment within the cabin. It was two days since leaving the capital and the four magii should have propelled his carriage halfway across the Empire to his destination by now. Snapping his fingers and pointing to the window, one of the six servants pulled back the curtain. Searing sunlight poured in. Recoiling, a flick of his staff propelled the servant away, rocking the carriage as it slammed into the side to fall crumpled to the floor. The curtain fell back into place. He pointed again.…

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    Being the middle to youngest Skyleur sister isn’t the best thing with being left out a lot since I’m not the prettiest one like Angelica or as kind as Eliza or as fun as Peggy. My dad Phillip Skyleur doesn’t talk about me much I don’t really like being in the spotlight but he still acknowledges me. My sisters do also but I’m never really apart of their activities they are known as the trio since people forget about me sometimes. I have a lilac dress while my sisters have the pink, blue, and…

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    Personification Of Death

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    near the point of passing on. They want to remain in the present world because they’re afraid of death. However, they fail to realize that the point after death, is the rebirth into a new life. While putting aside her daily work and entering a carriage ride, a girl realizes that death is nothing to be looked down upon, but to be appreciative of. In Emily Dickinson’s poem “Because I could not stop for Death”, the speaker utilizes personification, capitalization, and punctuation to illuminate…

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    Jo And Meg's Sisters

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    In the book Little Women there are a group of sisters. Each sister has a different and unique type of personality. Two of the girls, Jo and Meg, are opposites. Jo is more of a tomboy and could care less about what people think of her. She enjoys being herself and feels uncomfortable around other girls because she isn’t as girly. While Meg is more girly and enjoys acting proper. She also cares about how she looks and acts to people. One day Meg and Jo are invited to a party and is expected to…

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    HBV Vaccination Analysis

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    while De la Hoz et al and Cabezas et al reported a substantial reduction of HBsAg carriage and HBV infection in the post-vaccine…

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    Language Synthesis Essay

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    the Ngram viewer, as many words do not need that extra context. For example, an interesting query to give the Ngram viewer is ‘car’ and ‘carriage’. By plotting these trend lines, the history of transport and the overtaking of horse-drawn carriages by motor vehicles becomes very clear on a time line point of view. It is apparent that in the early 1800’s, ‘carriage’ was widely accepted as the one way for…

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    first two opening lines of Emily Dickinson’s poem “Because I could not stop for Death”. Just like many of Dickinson’s other poems this one focuses on the aspect of death and what happens to us after we die. The poem starts out with death driving a carriage who stops to pick up the author. They then begin to drive along a road very leisurely and the author recalls all these different images she saw along the way. They passed by a school where children were outside playing in a circle and as they…

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