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…it. I find that this added fuel to the fire and made Robert want to get revenge, so he joined the army. I find that this is the way he coped with the death of Rowena and the rabbits. I find it may not be the best way to react, but sometimes people make…

…A Cold Winter It was in the middle of winter on a dark smoggy night, chills were running through the house in and out of my room like a quiet ghost silently coming and silently going. As I lie awake in my bed thinking of what the next day…

…Driven by a rising sea level, large storms, flooding, and powerful ocean waves, erosion wears away the beaches and bluffs along the 10,000 miles of U.S. ocean and Great Lake shorelines. Erosion undermines waterfront houses, offices, and public facilities…

…is a squirrel either. Nora has her share of verbal irony too. When she is sitting down talking to Mrs. Linde she says, "There now, it is burning up." (Isben 15) The place is not literally burning up. The house is not on fire. Nora is just stating…

…at the clock. "6:46". Closing my door quietly I take 2 and 3 stairs at a time down the fire escape and kick open the doors to the front of the dorm. Taking a jog up the footpath I round the corner of the Police Station. My 'brother' (George) is waiting outside…

…legends grew up about the Radley house and about what went on inside. Miss Stephanie Crawford, a neighborhood gossip, added fuel to the fire - a fire which included stories of crime, mutilation, curses and insanity. Dill…

…it before. Because of this unexpected cold weather, everyone had fires going at home. During the night, Miss Maudie's house caught fire. Since all the houses were old wooden ones, everyone had to go out into the cold night. While Scout was watching the firemen…

…at approximately 8:30pm, from their brother's house which was located in the Limehouse area. It is reported that Spring Heeled Jack leapt in front of Lucy and spat his bizarre blue and white flames into her face. There is also…

…Nobody believes more in the American Dream than Willy, yet the dream has somehow passed him by. Now he is sixty years old, a beaten and discouraged traveling salesman, with nothing to show for a lifetime of hard work but a small house on a crowded street…

…good and happy is happening; a sudden event changes all this turning it into something bad. "Taking the proffered seat by the fire." There is also tension as the guest is at the front door of the house. " 'There he is,' said Herbert White, as the gate banged…