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    For three years, Father had refused the idea of leaving North Carolina. But my brother, Ben, sent us another letter, addressed as he always did to John Benjamin Wilks and Katie. In the letter Ben was praising his new farm, the richness of the land and how many more acres he was clearing. He told of the bountiful crops of corn and wheat that he would be reaping in a few weeks, more corn and wheat per acre than Father had ever gotten from our old worn out farm in North Carolina. He told of the…

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    with a really dense fog making it very hard to see. Trying to make out the shadows in the fog is what I am doing to past time on the short road trip. We are arriving out on the land, and my dad 's and my tree stand is right across the cut down cornfield from which we park. We arrive at the tree stand I climb up first then my dad, and now we start the wait. The wait for a deer to come across our…

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    The Farmhouse In The Dogs

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    crucial setting to my book “The Dogs”. Dark, isolated, dingy, and a discreet place in a small town called Wolf Hollow. One of the main reasons this house qualified for their stay was because it was in a quiet neighbourhood and in midst of a dense cornfield making it hardly visible to transient passerby. Of course, an ideal hideout for a woman who doesn’t want a speculative audience and in particular wants to steer clear of her abusive and promiscuous husband’s company. The farmhouse was…

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    Luther Eidem was recently interviewed by Andru Pozzi, an 8th grader from Hendricks Public Schools. Mr. Eidem was interviewed about his life growing up in Hendricks, the events of his adulthood, and his thoughts about going forward. Luther Eidem was born in Hendricks, MN in March 1933. He was born weighing less than four pounds, and he also had whooping cough. He grew up in a farmhouse that had no electricity, no plumbing, and no heat or AC. He had five siblings, then were all younger than him…

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    Lovely Bones Analysis

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    1. Plot Summary The story of The Lovely Bones begins on December 6, 1973. Susie Salmon, the narrator, has been raped and murdered by her neighbor, George Harvey, and is telling the story from her Heaven. Harvey has lured Susie into a cornfield where he commits his crime, leaving behind only an elbow as evidence. He has a plan to dispose of her body, so he “[takes] the waxy orange sack of [her] remains to a sinkhole eight miles from [their] neighborhood,” where he knows they will disappear…

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    Casualty At Apple River Canyon 2011 August, 17 Apple River Canyon it was my cousin's first communion after party We were swimming in the creek and the water was extremely cold I got out for a while. when I was going to jump in I chose to jump in a different area passing a bridge. I yelled “Come over here the water is warm”. We were there for a while, we realized the water started moving. We started swimming out grabbing each others hair hesitating to get out. we started running through the…

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    Compare and contrast England’s settlement history in the Americas to Spain’s. Consider the treatment of Indians, the role of the Church, the significance of women, and economic development. The role of the Church had to do with both England and Spain’s settlement history, with the Spanish trying to win souls for the pope in Rome and defend Catholicism, whereas the English believed that they had to free the native peoples from the tyranny of Spain and Rome. Foner writes, “England expressed its…

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    motion perception, the first raindrop falls alone, leaving the dark depressing clouds hanging overhead. A thunderous impregnated boom unleashes a showery hoard stalking the alone raindrop as if it was a manhunt chasing a wanted man through an Iowa cornfield. All things are captured within the watery pearl, as it plummets opposite to a Dicksboro apartment building, where people are seen through their noirish ledged windows performing their daily rituals and routines; similar to advent calendar…

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    Adventure, and violence, and personas, oh my! The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, written by Mark Twain, is chock full of exciting happenings. Many themes and ideas flow throughout the novel, and one of these themes is conscience. Huckleberry Finn struggles with conscience because of what he was raised to believe, and what he believes is right. Huckleberry struggles with conscience in whether or not to help free a slave, and the justification of stealing. First of all, Huckleberry struggles…

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    If you have ever wondered how your food has been made, then I have the movie for you. Food Inc. shows you exactly how the public’s food is made. If you have an hour and 34 minutes and want learn how your food to made, this is the movie to watch. It is very in depth and may have some graphics you may not want to see, but from watching it you learn a lot. Food Inc. is a eye-opening documentary that shows you how you get your food. It starts off by showing you that a few large companies control…

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