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…evening after having had a discussion with Mr. Warburton, he tries to kiss her. Her next-door neighbor sees the incident and the town-gossip begins. When making costumes for a churchplay, Dorothy blacks out. When she awakens she finds herself wandering…

…the prairies and goes in to town to find work. She becomes what we would call today, a live-in housekeeper. She works hard and sends all of her wages home to help her mother and siblings on the farm. The hours were long and the breaks few so when she did get to go…

…², O'Brien introduces a character by the name of Norman Bowker. In the story Norman finds him self home after serving his time in Vietnam. Even though he is back in his home town, things do not seem the same to him. The was seems to have put a new spin on his life…

…for the "crime" of fighting for freedom. The communist government is responsible for more violations of human rights than can ever be counted. WE ARE REFUGEES After the war, we left our homes and all the fruits of our labors that we had worked our whole lives…

…Confucianism K'ung Fu Tzu was the founder of Confucianism. But he is known as Confucius or master Kung. He was born in 551 B.C. in the towns of Lu in China. He lived during the Chou dynasty. He wandered through many states of China, and giving…

…in support of them and others didn't take any part in the matter. The small town was gossiping about the pictures and made amusing remarks about the nude photos. The town thought the women were a little foolish because of their age. Society as a whole looked…

…Leonardo da Vinci It started long ago as a little boy. I discovered I had many unique talents. I was born in the small town of Vinci, in Tuscany, near Florence of Italy in the year 1452. I was the son of a wealthy Florentine notary and a peasant…

…Chris graduated high school he traveled the country and seldom kept in touch with his family. After being on the road for weeks Chris finally returned home, but within the next couple of days he would be embarking on his adventure to college in Atlanta, GA…

…in your life and dispose of them in order to see things simply. In Walden, Thoreau shifts his lifestyle to that of an outdoorsman. He sets himself on the outskirts of a nearby town and begins by building his own home. "No man was ever more honored…

…of everything they were worth and the colonies wanted to be able to have all of what they produced. Therefore, even if England had allowed home rule in the colonies, the revolutionary war would have still been inevitable. Ideally, in the minds of the British…