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    Lemon Grass

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    Chapter I Introduction Lemon grass (Cymbopogan citratus)‚ also known as “tanglad”‚ is used in medicine‚ cookiang and as insmbopoect repellant‚ in food and beverages‚ and in manufacturing. Lemon grass helps prevent the growth of bacteria and yeast and it has substance that can help relieve pain‚ reduce fever‚ stimulate the uterus and menstrual flow‚ and have antioxidant properties. Background of the Study Dengue cases have been growing in number lately. The daily news on the television reports

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    Grass in Winter

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    more grass and legume species is usually preferable to commercial pasture mixes‚ which may contain plant species‚ which are not adapted. Cool season grasses Cool season grasses form the basis of most pastures. Cool season grasses are annual or perennial plants that begin growth during the fall or winter and grow to spring or early summer. Sub-freezing temperatures do not damage cool season grasses. However‚ they go dormant during hot weather. Common cool season grasses include orchard grass‚ Kentucky

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    luncheon on grass

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    So Hee Ko AEAH 4812-001: Modernism and the Visual Arts‚ 1890-1945 October 1‚ 2012 Formal Interpretation Paper on Edouard Manet’s Luncheon on the Grass Originally titled as Le Bain‚ means the bath; Luncheon on the Grass was exhibited at the Salon de Refuses in 1863. It is painted with oil on a large canvas by Édouard Manet created in between 1862 and 1863. The painting represents the contrast between a female nude with fully clothed men in a rural setting. By that time‚ normally woman

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    the grass is singing

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    Doris Lessing is a British writer who was born in 1919 in Kermanshah‚ Iran. She published her first novel The Grass is Singing in England in 1950. The title of this novel was taken from T. S. Eliot’s The Waste Land. This title is included in these lines: In this decayed hole among the mountains In the faint moonlight‚ the grass is singing Over the tumbled graves‚ about the chapel There is the empty chapel‚ only the wind’s home. It has no windows‚ and the door swings‚ Dry bones can harm no

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    The Grass Harp

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    rolling it gets bigger and bigger. However‚ I do not think the main them in The Grass Harp is “Love is a chain of love”‚ I believe the main theme is the conflict between personal and community standards of behavior. In the Grass Harp‚ all the important characters in the book have been ostracized by society or are on the outside by circumstances both within and beyond their control. The most appealing characters in The Grass Harp refuse to accede to the practical or the conventional. Dolly will not

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    Cut Grass

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    Cut Grass Ingrid Wan 4D (26) 1. The setting of the poem is in summer. We can see it from “It dies in white hours of young-leafed June”. The poem begins with the ironic death of cut grass‚ in summer‚ season of life and reproduction. The poet chose this setting because he wanted to show that death can happen anytime in our life and is inevitable. Using the contrast of death and this lively season‚ it suggests the sudden nature of death‚ and it existence won’t regard

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    An Acre of Grass

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    An Acre of Grass Story. The poet is "at the end of [his] life." "Picture and book remain‚/An acre of green grass/For air and exercise". He is losing his "strength of body". He finds that "imagination" and reason - "the mill of the mind" cannot find the truth. All he can hope for is "an old man’s frenzy"‚ a madness of loneliness and age. Only this will bring the truth to him. Structure. 4 stanzas of 6 lines each. The last two lines of each stanza rhyme. Each line is short. A certain pattern

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    The Grass Is Singing

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    realizing what she had done‚ Mary Turner lit the fuse that led to a shattering explosion of violence and tragedy. Doris Lessing’s novel is a remarkable piece of work. At times as violent and harsh as the brown earth and arching blue sky of the veldt‚ The Grass Is Singing is mercilessly penetrating and casts a spell all its won. At times‚ too‚ it is angry at the festering question of black against white which broods over the land like thunder. But above all‚ it is the story of Mary Turner who was a victim

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    The Luncheon on the Grass

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    Felix Wilson Mrs. Martha Alston English 102-102 September 28‚ 2009 A Small‚ Good Thing 1. The protagonist in this story was Ann Weiss in my opinion. The way she interacted with others and expressed her feelings with everyone she came in contact makes me see her as the protagonist. Having the ability to express her true feelings and let the readers know how she is thinking makes this choice very easy. 2. Ann communicated with several people in this story starting with the Baker. Talking

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    Sioux Grass Dance

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    What is a “Grass Dance”? To me‚ the phrase conjures up visions of Hawaiian hula dancers‚ but this was not really the case. Grass dances began with the Sioux nation‚ which was located in and around what is today the state of South Dakota. The Sioux used grass dances as part of their war ceremony‚ so essentially at grass dances originated as war dances. Although this was a music associated with war‚ it spread to from the Omaha‚ to their neighbors‚ through the plains‚ and across North America. Tara

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