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…. One day, Guy and the other firemen have to burn down the book-infested house of an elderly lady who refuses to leave her house and her books, so she burns to the ground with her books making Guy realize that “There must be something in books, things we can…

…with the narrator, is not very bright and is scarred from a house fire. “Like good looks and money, quickness passed her by” is how she is described by her mother. The Mother is surprised when Dee arrives wearing “a dress so loud, it hurts my eyes.” Dee tells them…

…of the town. [Scene Summary] In the second scene Benvolio continues to urge Romeo to cure his love-sickness by considering other women. He says, "Tut, man, one fire burns out another's burning" (1.2.45). When they discover that Rosaline will be at Capulet's…

…with the notion of a better house being built as a result of the fire. While the reader learns of Dee’s selfishness he/she also learns of “Maggie’s and her mother’s pride in their home and their contentedness with life” (Baker 39…

…of harmony with the land and loved it very much, but he never had to work it like Antonia did. She had to go through the pains of it more than Jim did. When winter would come, Jim was protected by his grandmother’s house while Antonia had to wait it out…

…from his devilish mind a play [Tartuffe]…He deserves for this sacrilegious and impious act…to be burned at the stake as a foretaste of the fires of hell. Pierre Roulle (1664) Moliere lived a life surrounded by controversy. After renouncing his position…

…the meat cooks. The final use for the clay balls that was mentioned during class was for heating a section of the house. Since the only opening on the roof was over the oven it would be very dangerous to have an open fire near the beds, which the residents…

…a very arduous life. Her older daughter, Dee, resented her upbringing and couldn't wait to get away and live a more refined lifestyle. The younger daughter, Maggie, severely scarred in a house fire, was content to continue to live the way she had been raised…

…it for as long as she did if it had not been for her neighbours, mostly Iris, who came by to clean and lit the fire and just talk a little. Alice had been living in a much better house when she still had her husband but when he died she could not afford to keep…

…news you will never hear the great things that happened that day, instead you will hear of every robbery, murder, rape, house fire, tax scandal, government scandal, you name it it’s there, within 500 hundred miles of your respective city. But the thing…