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    In the summer of 1917, at the beginning of World War I, more than 20,000 women from across the United States eagerly flocked to farms, ranches, and orchards as part of the Woman’s Land Army of America. These women, known as “farmerettes,” had little to no farming experience when they first volunteered, but they were ready to roll up their sleeves and help their country during a time of crisis. By 1920, when the war was over, they provided much-needed assistance to their country and proved many…

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    My First Brain Surgery

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    the nurses like you always did, but you were sound asleep. Several minutes later, I walked out of the hospital and sat on the cold metal benches in front of the entrance. I thought about home, our beautiful little farm with our wood stove and small orchard. You would spend all day working: planting in the garden, collecting and chopping firewood, and cooking delicious dinners. Before, when you used to ask me for help, I usually gave you some excuse to get out of it. Now, I knew that your health…

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    The average children 's story usually one of fantastical creatures, simple plots, and innocence. Christina Rossetti 's “Goblin Market”, however, is not the average children 's story. It is filled to the brim with sexual innuendos and religious allusions that make it hard to believe it is a popular children 's poem. Without explicitly mentioning sexual acts or referring Paradise, Rossetti is able to paint images in the reader 's mind through the use of two girls, Laura and Lizzie. Through her use…

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    Pompeii holds considerable archaeological and historical significance due to the thick layering of lava and ash that preserves the city, a result of the violent eruption of Mount Vesuvius in A.D.79 that allows for extensive research and insight into aspects of ancient Roman life. Sites including Porta Stabia and the Sanctuary of Apollo are significant in the wealth of artefacts and art relinquished by the sites that contribute to current understanding of the cultural, religious and economic…

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    the lose of his dear friend. Marc Antony weep for him to legitimize his sadness. Not only was Caesar a a loyal friend to Antony, he was also a man who cared for his people: […] he hath left you all of his walks. His private arbors and new-planted orchard, and to your heirs forever […]”. Antony persuades his crowd that Caesar was a selfless man who gave all he possessed in an effort to keep the people happy. Their happiness was what was truly important. Antony argues: How could a man of ambition…

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    Through John Grady Cole’s intense desire to find a place where he and his dreams belong, McCarthy questions how far he will go to follow his passions. John Grady decided to ride “out where the western fork of the old Comanche road” ran through the westernmost section of the ranch, which symbolizes him ultimately realizing that he can’t pursue his passions on his family’s ranch in Texas (McCarthy 5). John Grady has a strong desire to pursue his dreams even if that means leaving his home. McCarthy…

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    These buildings included kitchens, a bakery, a brew house, workshops, stables, barns, and cellars (A. Smith 7). The cluster was called a village, and the land could be used by peasants (A. Smith 7). There were numerous fields, orchards, vineyards, pastures for cattle and sheep, and small farmers’ huts (Nardo 25). Peasants lived closely next to each other in small houses (Bennett 43). Other than the lord and peasants, there were also other people on the manor including the steward…

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    without the risk of someone from either family finding out and telling Lord Capulet or Montague that their children were having a forbidden love affair. An obvious example of this during the play is the balcony scene. When Romeo climbs Capulet’s orchard walls and makes his way to Juliet’s balcony, Juliet is surprised to see him. She makes a point of telling Romeo that if he were to be caught, he would be captured and killed. Without the hateful feud happening between the Montagues and Capulets…

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    According to Dictionary.com, literature is defined as writings in which expression and form, in connection with ideas of permanent and universal interest, are characteristic or essential features, as poetry, novels, history, biography and essays. Often times, many of these literary works share common themes, plots, settings and character personalities, even if they are written in different time periods. Although plays, dramas and screenplays are not in the literary works category, they are…

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    call me but love and ill be new baptized henceforth I never will be Romeo. What man art thou that thus bescreened in night, so stumblest on my counsel.The man speaks on but i can’t hear him I said”how did you get here and why did you come here, the orchard walls are fifteen feet tall. Romeo said” love's light wings did I o’erperch these walls for stony limits cannot hold out love.If romeo where to of bed seen he would of been killed.” Who gave you direction here Romeo” Romeo replies with”by love…

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