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    If Dot would have moved or fought‚ the Snake would have bitten her or worse. The Kookaburra waited for the Snake to get off her before making his move. “No sooner did the black Snake get outside the cave‚ than she saw the Kookaburra fall like a stone from its branch‚ right on top of the Snake” (Pedley 29). The Kookaburra waited until the Snake was far away from Dot before attacking it and eventually killing it. Without him‚ Dot’s journey would

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    Short Paragraphs 1. Moon The Moon is a barren‚ rocky world without air and water. It has dark lava plain on its surface. The Moon is filled wit craters. It has no light of its own. It gets its light from the Sun. The Moo keeps changing its shape as it moves round the Earth. It spins on its axis in 27.3 days stars were named after the Edwin Aldrin were the first ones to set their foot on the Moon on 21 July 1969 They reached the Moon in their space craft named Apollo II. 2. Sun The sun is a huge

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    1. Write a story ending with: They looked at each other and smiled meaningfully. He was running down the corridor and his only concern was getting there. He could not control his bladder any longer and deep in his heart‚ he was cursing softly. The toilet timetable was a pain and he told himself that he would fight to voice his frustration. Nobody could blame him if he were to leave a trail of urine before he could get there in time. The smell of ammonia was getting closer and it was such a relief

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    and if the art were to re-store to its classic form‚ will there be people who would embrace it as they did before? People who are afraid of snakes for own personal reason‚ are they reluctant to this form of art? What is their perception about it? There could also be a reason for this art to lose its priority is the poor condition of the ethnic colony of snake charmers. How do people fell about them? Do they feel anything at all? If people agreed that there are still chances for this art to reconcile

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    one of the bad animals on the trail. Sometimes there are bear attacks. Sometimes when you are up at your cabin you get a wood tick. If you get a wood tick you sometimes will not know because you don’t take showers the often. Snake bites are bad also because if you get a bite the are poisonous. “Most injuries or incidents are consistent with comparable outdoor activities. Most hazards are related to weather conditions‚ human error‚ plants‚ animals‚ diseases‚ and fellow humans encountered along the

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    John Locke was a prominent English philosopher who once claimed that children are empty vessels waiting to be filled. Locke’s reasoning was that grown-ups had the impact to form and shape kids into being whatever the grown-up wanted. Similarly‚ Mark Twain‚ the creator of The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn‚ includes numerous literary elements to portray how the grown-ups in the novel impact Huck’s point of view on life. In Huckleberry Finn‚ Twain uses literary techniques of irony and exaggerations

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    Dramatic Irony In Hamlet ; act II‚ scene I of the play; Hamlet finds out that his father was murdered by his own brother. Rather than him dying from a snake bit‚ that everyone else knows of. Hamlet had decided to act crazy and tell no one about what his father told him. His father told him that he wasn’t bite by a snake; Hamlets‚ fathers; brother put poison in his ear and killed him.After his fathers’ death‚ Hamlet didn’t know how to control his emotions. Anguished‚ he laments his father’s death

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    Slocum Mirabile Biology II 20 September 2013 “Venom: The Bite That Heals” Summary Nearly as long as humans have existed‚ they have used animals and plants for medicine and treatment. Specifically the venom of animals have been used to treat ailments ranging from stroke to sore throats. As early as 67 BC written records of venom being administered to cure or save a person were found. Mithradates VI of Pontus was reported to have used snake venom from a Steppe Viper to save his life not once but twice

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    managed to overcome him. An old woman named the Sibyl of Cumae put Cerberus to sleep by giving him cake soaked in drugged wine to give the Roman hero Aeneas access to the underworld. Unknown to many‚ Medusa isn’t the only Greek mythology monster with snakes as their mane. The general name of such a monster was known as the Gorgons. There have been many interpretations on how Gorgons came to be. The most known was the version with three sisters; Stheno (the mighty)‚ Euryale (the far-springer)‚ and Medusa

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    probably 1818. The main conflict in "The Drover’s Wife" is perhaps not so evident as we may think. At first it is quite easy to imagine that there is a conflict between the bush woman and the snake. The reason for that is that the snake is a threat to the woman. If she does not kill it‚ the snake can bite one of the children‚ which will be a disaster since it is nineteen miles to the nearest neighbor. The child would be dead before they could get help. However‚ this conflict is only a consequence

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