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…last night " It appeared out of thin and just hovered above the ground, so serene like but with an eerie aura about it". Horatio good friend to our young Hamlet was also a witness and attempted to speak to the figure but failed as it vanished into the thick…

…and cried. Everybody took a holiday, and high and low, rich and poor, feasted and danced and sang, and got very mellow; and they kept this up for days and nights together. By day, London was a sight to see, with gay banners waving from every balcony and housetop…

…and regret. 'So we'll go no more a-roving' (L1) is to be spoken with regret in a melancholic tone. Byron knows and accepts that he can no longer go out 'So late into the night' (L2) he shrugs of his wanting with the use of the word 'So…

…, geez, this is enough," she said, adding that many of chatmates were there night after night, even when she was gone for weeks at a time. "Basically, their whole world revolved around being there." Jonathon Kandell, assistant director of the counseling…

…The moon was high in the sky, shrouded by misty clouds. Darkness had earlier descended like a big blanket. The night air was laden with the imminent hatching of something ominous. The swirling wind picked up some loose dirt and scattered it all over…

…Houses during the middle ages did not have any technology. It would be very hot in summer and very cold in winter as they did not have any means of cooling or heating. It was usually very dark inside the houses. At night the only form of light was from…

…;The days, however beautiful they may be, cannot even compare to the absolute magnificence the night magic has to offer Tigertail Beach. We go to the beach right before sunset, and watch the sky as we walk along the shoreline. This is often a time when the tide…

…this symbolizes that the jeopardy that Rip was in the night before was over. The text said that the people in the ravine were rolling balls that echoed sounds of thunder through the ravine. That makes me picture a dark storm rolling in. This sets the scene…

…on and be more mainstream. In the 1950’s, Eli Greifer, a poet/pharmacist began a “poemtherapy” group at Creedmore State Hospital in New York City and in1959 at Cumberland Hospital in Brooklyn. Psychiatrists Dr. Jack J. Leedy assisted in the process and published…

…gin: invented by Eli Whitney to remove sticky part of cotton Eli Whitney: invented the cotton gin, designed machinery to make musket parts according to a pattern. Turnpike: a road with a toll Erie Canal: famous canal Canal: made because using waterways…