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    I Like It in the Bum

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    mother asks whether you had a cookie before dinner‚ and you did indeed have that cookie‚ would you lie and deny it? You probably would. If your best friend is wearing an extremely unattractive outfit‚ would you tell her she looks great even though you honestly think she looks like a walking disaster? If you knew you could get accepted at a very good university by lying on your application for admission‚ would you do it? If you could become wealthy by telling a lie‚ would you do it? If you could save

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    HOW I FELT LIKE A BROOM TODAY In simple terms ‚ the broom as we all know has the job of cleaning up our rooms. And that’s about it. It drives out the dust and other particles that we do not want in our room which mainly includes waste. The broom shares a similarity with alum. Alum attracts all the particles towards it self (coagulates) and settles down at the bottom of the vessel. The broom does exactly that. Its hair brushes away all the dust and waste particles and renders the room neat and

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    I Sit and Look Out

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    reader make their own interpretations and judgments.  For example‚ he describes the misery that exists‚ "the ranklings of jealousy and unrequited love attempted to be hid‚" and doesn’t comment on how awful that is‚ or what we should learn from it‚ or how we should change the misery; his next line is simply‚ "I see these sights on the earth".  No moral imposition‚ no call to action.  He is simply reporting what he sees.  That is the silence he is referring to‚ a silence of judgment or analysis on the

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    that like looking at himself looking in a mirror looking at himself looking in a mirror. Jonas hesitated. “I certainly liked the memory‚ though. I can see why it’s your favorite. I could not quite get the word for the whole feeling of it‚ the feeling that was so strong in the room.” (125) Jonas got a new memory about love in the family‚ but he thought it is foolish to say this is love first. But next‚ the Giver looked up suddenly. “ Jonas‚ I gave you a memory that I told you was my favorite. I still

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    Teacher That I Like

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    Doeurn Phalin Teacher that I like I Pre-writing - Friendly - short - Pay attendant with students - Kind - Handsome - Knowledgeable - Good solving the problem - Funny - Good explaining - Good manner - Implement - High education - entire The teacher that I like is teacher Don Sarom. I’m a student at Kids international school. At there I have a teacher. His name is teacher Don Sarom. He is the teacher that I like very much. He is very handsome

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    Role of the fool

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    English‚ Karly James How significant is the role of the fool in the opening of King Lear? In the opening of King Lear‚ we don’t see or really hear about the Fool until Act 1 Scene 4‚ to me this suggest that the importance of the Fool earlier in the play is not really significant. Although this can be seen as quite ironic as I know in Shakespearean times‚ there would always be a fool of some sort‚ who is used to enlighten the mood of the King or of the higher archie by its humour and sarcastic

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    I Sit and Look Out

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    I SIT AND LOOK OUT Walt Whitman‚ a prominent American anti war poet‚ who lived during the times of civil war witnessed the condition around him with his own eyes and transformed it into literature which still stands relevant to our lives today. The advent of capitalism during this time and its rapid proliferation brought with itself several ramifications. Human concerns were relegated and principles were sidelined. In response to all the atrocities‚ the people looked around and turned a blind

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    there are few notions I would lie to point out. “They look like white elephants‚ I have never seen one the man drank his beer”‚ “Should we have another drink‚ all right.” This implies that they bought drink a lot. Also‚ once the man started talking about the operation‚ she is quiet. The man acts like he does not understand what the woman wants the man to understand that she is pregnant and he is the father of the child. Maybe‚ the man understands the woman‚ but pretends like he does so the woman

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    I Sit and Look Out

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    I Sit and Look Out’ describes a dark‚ sad‚ corrupted‚ sorrowful world and shows the realism of the world. It talks about a man who sees evil in the world but does nothing to stop it or extinguish it. He leaves all of the misery and bitterness alone and acts as though he does not witness it. Whitman argues that no one stands up to the injustices of the world‚ to make things right. He is urging us‚ not just to see and hear the meanness and the agony of people suffering in the world‚ but to correct

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    If‚ ‘I Hear America Singing’ depicts a brighter and more up-beat society; ‘I Sit and Look Out’ describes a dark‚ sad‚ corrupted‚ sorrowful world. Walt Whitman uses sad words describing emotion and just all sorts of corruption imaginable. In this sense the entire poem is a poignant criticism of life‚ with the speaker acting as a detached observer‚ finally leaving it upon the reader to react and judge against the malady of life that the poet shows within the framework of just ten lines. To begin

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