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…The piano has seen many sights and has been a part of countless important events in the past and present. It is said to have dominated music for the past 200 years. Throughout history, inventions come along that take art away from princes and give…

…beloved horse. Philip was so proud of Alexander's power over the horse that he said, "O my son, seek out a kingdom worthy of thyself, for Macedonia is too little for thee." HIS YOUTH When Alexander was 13 years old, he became the pupil of Aristotle. He…

…, and ends up making just over ten dollars for his work. As a final chance to save Christmas for his family, Homer takes Bart to the dog track and bets on a dog named Santa's Little Helper. The dog never even finishes the race. As Homer and Bart were leaving…

…to the allies for the Treaty of Versailles and created the Weimar Constitution. The "Revolution from Above" did little to alleviate the situation as they were too little too late. They wanted more political changes and with the Kaiser still having the power…

…assumes that El Duran stole it. His gang drives to a rival gang party to execute El Duran. Little Sleepy fires the deadly shot. At this same party, La Blue Eyes realizes that El Duran is Juan, who was just a sweet talker the whole time. The next day…

…sister also gave him his first book, The Prince and the Pauper, by Mark Twain. Although he could not even read it at the time, Sendak slept with the book, and still has it today. In 1947, at the age of nineteen, Sendak co-authored and published his first…

…am nothing but a misplaced soul wandering across a white plain, where there is no start. And no end. A little girl skipped across a pathway. Her long white dress swirled as she hopped across the stone steps. She then halted and observed a bush filled…

…assumes that El Duran stole it. His gang drives to a rival gang party to execute El Duran. Little Sleepy fires the deadly shot. At this same party, La Blue Eyes realizes that El Duran is Juan, who was just a sweet talker the whole time. The next day…

…- to be worn only on Fridays or during the commemoration of Christ's Passion. In the winter of 1436-1437, Dracul became prince of Wallachia (one of the three Romanian provinces) and took up residence at the palace of Tirgoviste, the princely capital. Vlad Tepes…

…a literary masterpiece, as it depicted the vibrant ambiance of Prince Edward Island through the eyes of a young orphan. On the other hand, Rita McNeil, a maritime folksinger has contributed to our cultural diversity through her sensational folk and Celtic music…