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    At the start of the English 1A semester there a couple of things that I seemed to struggle with. First was I hadn’t written much of anything at all since high school had ended for me nearly four years ago, though I do try to keep a personal journal and loved writing poetry growing up. Between work, a dog, maintaining social activities and the daily hassles of life, writing quickly became an old past time. So, when sitting in class on my first day and being told to freewrite about anything, I…

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    Cormac McCarthy’s The Road, I was “stirred” by his absence of quotation marks. I thought to myself and I’m sure it crossed a few others minds, “what did McCarthy do to be able to write a full novel without any quotation marks?” Essay writing or just any writing at all would be a lot easier if we, like McCarthy were aloud to desert quotation marks. We would no longer have to worry about if we put a comma before or after the quotation mark or how to properly format it but instead we could just…

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    The Crucible Quotations John Proctor is arguing with Abigail Williams, because Abigail is trying to have a relationship with John Proctor but John refuses to be with her again. The quotation reveals that Abigail is trying to force John to be in a relationship with her again. John is appalled and infuriated by this because he has a wife of his own named Elizabeth. John Proctor explains to Abigail that he would rather cut his own hand off than to be with Abigail. Miller is suggesting that there…

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    In Maysan Haydar’s text, “Veiled Intentions: Don’t Judge a Muslim Girl by Her Covering,” and “Veiled Threats?,” by Martha Nussbaum both argue that veiling is a lifestyle choice. In Haydar’s text, she argues--mainly through personal anecdote--that people should not be judged on physical appearances. She gives insight on how Muslim women are judged based on their veils, and refutes stereotypes of not only Muslim women but women in general. Haydar’s narrative--her experience growing up with Islam…

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    current state; for mistakes can help people view past discoveries in a different angle or reveal flaws which we can improve upon. Furthermore, mistakes help us improve, they can teach people what and what not to perform. Moreover, "A Series of Quotations about Error and Discovery" quotes, "Error is a hardy plant; it florisheth in every soil'-19th century English writer Martin Farquhar." Moreover,…

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    Wil Hughes Ms. Lusby English Composition 12/1/16 Justice system vs. Reputation Has the justice system in present time and in the past has been fair to every inmate in the prisons throughout the United States? Throughout this paper I will explain how the justice system has and has not been fair to the inmate’s that have been through a court of law. There are improvements that the justice system can make to make sure that the person who committed the crime is the person who gets put into prison…

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    1. What precisely (give me some quotations here) does Caroline Norton want? Is she interested in equality of men and women? Do you find anything surprising about this document? Caroline Norton is making an argument in her “Letter to the Queen” that the government should create a “realm where women are protected by law” (1535). Norton explains that women do not have the same rights as men at this time in history. One of these rights is allowing women to hold their own property, instead, she…

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    bitterness and move on. Quotation 1: (Include Page #) Page 163, “It feels lonely having my room to myself. I am glad Johnny left many of his drawings behind to adorn the walls … Were he here now, I would ask him to draw the two of us lying in the snow in Hoffman Estates and gazing at the wispy moon.” Why is this quotation significant? What is its implication? This quotation explains when Johnny was kept in the jail, Boo is lonely and recalling the past. This quotation is showing that Boo isn’t…

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    Quoting The author, Brandon King starts off his essay off with his title in quotations. I feel that opposes the question “What is the American Dream?” Another thing that I noticed about his essay is that he quotes other people and their opinions in his own writings. He also uses single words that are is quotation and I feel that this is used more as an emphases or stress on that one certain word. For example he puts quotations around the word “successful”.with him quoting other people he also…

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    about the methodology that Euthalius used in his longer quotation list for the Pauline letters, a brief section on this study’s methodology is most necessary. Keeping the previous background information in mind, several scholars have attempted to set forth methods for identifying quotations. Some of these methods have been general, such as Steve Moyise’s identification of marked and unmarked quotations. According to Moyise, “Marked quotations are introduced by an introductory formula (IF), which…

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