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    each time I breathed it rustled, and now that I was sucking in air to breathe out shame it sounded like crepe paper on the back of hearses.” Definition: A rough or coarse paper that sounds bad when rubbed against other material. Language Technique: “The dress I wore was lavender taffeta, and each time I breathed it rustled, and now that I was sucking in air to breathe out shame it sounded like crepe paper on the back of hearses.” (1-2) Simile In the beginning of the preface Maya forgets the…

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    from my dreams. I’m a planner, there’s no doubt about it. Months before the official itinerary was issued during the spring of my junior year, I researched average temperatures, what stores were in walking distance of famous monuments, and how many crêpes I could buy without maxing out my credit card (exactly 14.7 per day if I bought nothing else). I couldn’t wait to see the Mona Lisa…

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    The Brave New Restaurant

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    Little Rock is undoubtedly an extremely astounding culinary location for fun along with other enjoyment. Little Rock has a great number of fun places to eat like restaurants that are not typically expensive, which tends to make The Rock a date location and financially sound proposal. Let us go through some of those places: The Root Café The slogan of The Root café is 'Building Community through Local Food', which makes it a socially conscious restaurant that strives to educate and boost the…

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    1920s Fashion Essay

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    The 1920s was the period of time between two Great wars when people’s lifestyle was changing in line with those historical events. Europe was suffering after the losses of the WWI and people had to change their lives according to the historical reality. The mood of European citizens was reflected in the clothes they wore. After the years of strict Victorian style -corsets, petticoats fashion finally became more bright, relaxed and variable. At that time such designers as Coco Chanel and Elsa…

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    Macaih described the motorcycle accident he encounters on the west side of Detroit and show us a video of him and a partner rail jumping from Oregon to Salt Lake City, Utah. The song of the day was Al Jolson singing Brother Can You Spare a Dime, a definitive rendition depicting the sentiment during the Great Depression. In 1927 there was a world depression and, the Soviet Union with Josef Stalin created the Gulag a labor camp in which many people died. World War I veterans created the Bonus Army…

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    Vacation In Yarmouth

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    Yarmouth, a town in Cape Cod, Massachusetts, is a great place to go on vacation and spend time with family. Only about 2 hours from Boston, it is located just 26 miles from the Bourne Bridge and 22 miles from the Sagamore Bridge. A day at the beach is a must when visiting the Yarmouth area, and there are several beaches to consider visiting. The most popular beach in Yarmouth, Seagull Beach, is also the largest. It is a very clean and beautiful family beach. It has a large parking lot, clean…

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    Although the author tries to designate Holcomb seem like a safe, unassailable place, Capote’s purpose of the book is to show even the most “out there” of places like Holcomb are vulnerable to the cruelty that is in the world; therefore, all of the world’s purity is capable of being disturbed and permanently scarred. The lonesome town of Holcomb had never experienced true trauma like the Clutter being killed before and it left the people in confusion and it left the people in fear as shown by…

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    perspective and exposes me to different ways of life, some beyond my comfort zone. For example, I never eat street food back home, in India, because who knows what that would do to my stomach? But in Paris, I did eat a crepe from a street vendor and honestly, it was probably the most delicious crepe I’ve ever…

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    sitting near me. I was mesmerized by the sound of the German language being spoken all round me, and I was struck by the beauty, and sadness, I witnessed outside the bus window. I would look out the window, and I would see the beautiful buildings, the crepe stands, and the eclectic shops. But, I would also look out and see mothers and their children sitting on the stoops of cathedrals, holding out their hands in hopes that a passerby would spare some change. Living in Germany, albeit in a…

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    looked like the previous occupants had gone through some kind of suffering like Dante did in Dante’s Inferno. This could provide evidence that someone else might suffer such as the tenant before Giovanni. The author describes how the plant’s ‘breath’ crepe up Giovanni’s place while dreaming of the flower and Beatrice. It feels as though something is happening to Giovanni that involves the flower and Beatrice, possibly becoming similar to them. Lastly, the author uses an example foreshadowing to…

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