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…. Each family lived in a hut made out of wood or straw. The floor was covered with straw or reeds. Beds were made from a pile of dried leaves or straw. Animal skins were used as blankets. A cooking fire burned in the middle of the hut with the smoke escaping…

…the women have deserted their homes to run wild through the dark woods on the mountain (pg 19, ln 17). The imagery associated with the woods is black and evil, yet when Pentheus speaks of the home, he claims the women have "deserted," as if they were wrongfully…

…in energy efficient homes in comparison to older model homes with more ventilation. There are a number of ways pollution can occur indoors such as the burning of oil, gas kerosene, coal, wood ad tobacco products. Another form of air pollution comes from…

…today, or the fact that it was burnt down twice before they figured out that wood wasn't an archaic building material? These points, along with an architectural description will accompany this paper. Hagia Sophia is located in Constantinople, or, modern day…

…as Duke. Ferdinand and Caliban both carry wood for Prospero around Act II scene ii and Act III scene i. Ferdinand carries on a different attitude than Caliban, however. Caliban curses Prospero and they way the spirits torture him by pinching and biting…

…of the consequences after the person had gone and opened the door. "A tree, or a wood, a garden, or a magic city", these images open our minds to change and start to make us think to ourselves about what is really out there in this "magic city" of ours. This subtle use…

…There are various conflicts in the story, "The Glass Roses", though the main and most significant one being of an internal conflict within the protagonist, Stephen, a "willowy fifteen-year-old" working in the pulp woods. The internal conflict occurs…

…, Design, and Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening. "Frost won an unprecedented number of literary, academic, and public honors" (http://encarta.msn.com) because he allows all readers from all different experiences to relate to his poems. "Frost's poetry…

…Lavender, wandered into the woods alone (against standard orders) and got shot in the head. Cross then faced feelings of guilt that perhaps Lavender's death was his own fault. This demonstrates one of the lessons of the story; Sometimes we feel responsible…

…it more and more tame and cheap." Emerson believed there was a "perpetual youth" for those who chose to escape from the wheel of society into "the woods." Dickinson, however, found her "perpetual youth" without venturing into the woods, as she wrote in Poem…