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…? All things great and small deserve a little piece of immortality. Excelsior, as Anne and I named him, was a gorgeous golden junebug that had been living in Anne's basement. Living on stale air and carpet lint, Excelsior lived a good life.. for a bug…

…, which neither they themselves not any others could make sense of." Of these older girls, Ann Putnam was the youngest, twelve. Elizabeth Hubbard, was seventeen; Mary Walcott, sixteen; Mary Warren, twenty; Mercy Lewis, nineteen; and Susan Sheldon and Elizabeth…

…of protecting my baby. Potential motherhood already was changing me into a different person. I felt like a mother already! Motherhood actually began for me on December 1, 1968. I had a beautiful daughter named Elizabeth Anne, whom I adored on sight. The feelings I…

…escapism is our child of the Song Tra Bong, Mary Anne. This act of escape is slightly more radical than Lieutenant Jimmy Cross's response, however. The chapter, "The Sweetheart of the Song Tra Bong," allows the reader a chance to evaluate a more extreme reaction…

…the most influential of all of the minor characters. He provides the “conflict” of the play. Lastly, there was Anne-Marie, the nurse. Her appearances in play were sparse, but still she provided another important aspect to the play. She was the Helmers’ nurse…

…’s power in England. The Parliament session during this time (1529 to 1534) came to be known as the Reformation Parliament. In 1533, Henry secretly married Anne Boleyn, who was in her early twenties. Parliament legalized the divorce from Catherine…

…it is right or advisable to create beings like Heathcliff, I do not know. I scarcely think it is." Emily Brontë lived an eccentric, closely guarded life. She was born in 1818, two years after Charlotte and a year and a half before her sister Anne, who also became…

…The Unusualness of Carol Anne Duffy’s Poetry Carol Anne Duffy’s poetry like quite a lot of modern poetry is not traditionally written. It does not rhyme and punctuation differs from how it would have been traditionally written. Also sentences do…

…is that in reality, it was Betty and Abigail Williams who became sick after the night of “dancing” in the woods, not Ann Putnam (Miller changed her name to Ruth in the play because both her and her mother were named Ann). Also, they were not put into a deep sleep…

…More and King Henry VIII show their unchangeable conscience, by their actions. More refuses to accept the King's divorce of Catherine, and marriage to Anne. The King appoints More to Lord Chancellor, hoping to persuade Sir Thomas to accept his marriage…