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…, and vanished at length, leaving him in the heart of the dark wilderness, still rushing onward, with the instinct that guides mortal man to evil." Similar narrator comment on the mankind is found during Goodman's same violent reaction to Faith's apparent conversion…

…elements and materials then mixing it with heart-felt beauty or physical beauty like soft curves, and inviting materials the human relationship to art objects and the self is introduced in a way similar to that of the alter-ego. Like the concept of Solipsism…

…There is a popular saying: “Home is where the heart is.” This is indeed true in Ernest Hemingway’s “Soldier’s Home.” Because of the atrocities of war, the protagonist, Harold Krebs’ heart is no longer in his homeland. Hemingway uses setting to convey…

…each had resulted in unwonted consequences. Richard was a warrior to the heart, hence his nickname, "Lion-Hart." Geoffrey was commented as being nothing but a machine—a political machine that always knew where to strike, who to kill, and what alliances…

…and comes back with an extensive remark. He says: "I’ve fought three duels on [women’s] account...I’ve played the fool in my time...burning eyes, dark eyelashes, ripe, red lips, dimpled cheeks, heaving bosoms, soft whisperings, the moon above, the lake below...I…

…looking out to the sky. The sky was dark with lots of clouds and there was supposed to be a storm coming. Then the rain started to fall out of the sky very lightly. At the time I was concerned because there has never been a launch in such foul weather…

…looking out to the sky. The sky was dark with lots of clouds and there was supposed to be a storm coming. Then the rain started to fall out of the sky very lightly. At the time I was concerned because there has never been a launch in such foul weather…

…. Lee Iacocca did not focus his life on goals that others set for him; he followed his heart and his dreams, which someday is something I hope to be able to say about myself. Iacocca, the son of Italian immigrants grew up in an upper middle class family…

…. By December 1818 when his brother Tom died of tuberculosis. On February 3, 1820 Keats had a coughing fit that led him to hemorrhage some dark arterial blood. With his medical training he recognized the gravity of the situation and he told his friend Charles…

…continually referred to Greek gods and mythology when speaking of the nightingale as somehow the Bird possessed magical powers. The speaker opened with the explanation "my heart aches, and a drowsy numbness pains my sense" as he listened to the song…