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…. Scratchy is unaware that Jack Potter was out of town, so finds Jack’s house and fills it with “wonderful epithets” and fire from his gun. Scratchy and Jack surprise each other when Potter tries to sneak back into his house. With his fire drawn, Scratchy…

…rodent animals. By night they sit by the fire watching the rodents cook. They eat their share and drink water until they fall asleep. In the morning they are off walking again. This went on for weeks on end. Until the aboriginal got sick. He sat by the fire…

…, and this passion “swept along like an avalanche, or like a prairie fire” (178). In reading these words, one can almost see the fire burning in Armand’s heart for Désirée. Continuing with this imagery, Chopin uses Madame Valmondé to describe L’Abri, the home where…

…. It is situated just under the Indian military posts of Vanjal and Siri, and is the worst hit in case Indians open fire, which they often do, on the civilian population. "We cultivate our land at night in full darkness whenever Indians are on us with an aim to kill…

…city been so completely destroyed. San Francisco is gone. Nothing remains of it but memories and a fringe of dwelling-houses on its outskirts. Its industrial section is wiped out. Its business section is wiped out. Its social and residential section is wiped…

…. If you keep it in your fire place, know exactly were it is, and control it, it will heat your house and cause no danger. If you randomly spread fire everywhere forgetting where you placed it, lighting it where it doesn't belong, you then have a problem…

…with the assassination. There are two very controversial issues dealing with the assassination. One is whether Oswald could have fired the three shots in the time allotted and if the nearly whole bullet, which was the Warren Commission Exhibit #399 could have passed through…

…, the witnesses involved in a Hindu and Catholic wedding are different. The sacred fire, agni, god of fire is the witness in a Hindu wedding ceremony. The fire represents a witness to the marriage of the bride and the groom and without it a wedding would be invalid…

…belongings, she lights her own fire and stays inside, dying a martyr. Montag is touched by this. Almost in protest, he steals a book from the woman's house. Back at home, Montag learns that Clarisse has been killed; her death upsets him greatly. He tries to talk…

…of the soul on to the animals and things which they perceived in their environment. The practice of ancestor worship generated belief in spirits whose activities explained natural events and phenomena - gods who ruled the rain, the sky, fire, etc…