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…considered him brave in spirit though he had not been kind to his kin at the sword's play. Spoke then the queen of the Danes: "Receive this cup, my dear lord, giver of treasure. Be in joy, gold friend of men, and speak to these Geats with kind words as men…

…overlooked. Most of us can quote the lines of Psalm 23, but few of us have examined the meaning behind its’ powerful message. The opening verse says, “The lord is my shepherd; I shall not want.” Initially in the psalm a metaphor is used to illustrate the care…

…The Picture Of Dorian Gray is quite an interesting book although it is hard to follow in some areas of conversations of characters such as Mr. Gray and Lord Henry. As the story first enters the exposition, it is Lord Henry and a man by the name of Basil…

…of tedium that all the Devas approached Lord Indra too find good ways and means of entertainment. Lord Indra, who was also tired of the Asuras, approached Lord Brahma (believed to be the creator of the Universe) and asked him to help them. They made a request…

…of a ceremonial chant. It powerfully evokes both a natural world alive with story and significance, and the brutal human world of Highway 66 and the streets of Gallup, where Navajos, Zunis, and Hopis in torn jackets stand ! outside bars "like cold flies stuck…

…in the winter times they weren’t able to farm. Fishing was not only a source of food but it was also sport. It was popular in many places. Trout were caught using artificial flies and rods like today. But the most common way of fishing was with a spear. Salmons…

…. In response, Lear flies into a rage, disowns Cordelia, and divides her share of the kingdom between her two unworthy sisters. Gloucester fooled by his bastard son, Edmund, attacks Edgar and leaves Edmund to his evil plans. The parallel incidents of Lear…

…such little meaning that the answer to “why?” is never explained to Yossarian. For no reason, Yossarian and Orr convince Appleby that he has flies in his eyes. Appleby becomes extremely worried and asks Havermeyer if he truly has flies in his eyes. Havermeyer…

…, players with big hands throw the ball from the middle of the ball and players with smaller hands have to throw the ball from either end of the ball. When the ball is thrown, it flies better and further if it spins in the same direction, which is called a spiral…

…at the front usually had time to put on a gas mask of some kind. The sanitisation in the front lines and trenches was terrible mainly due to the rats and flies that were everywhere. They lived off the dead bodies that were lying around on the battle field…