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…, evident with the "savage reservation" - a plot of land in which people live traditional lives and hold cultural values which oppose that of the "civilised" world, such as monogamy and natural birth. People see this reservation as disgusting, "flies, dogs…

…, and this prayer is answered by young Malcolm who like 'Some holy angel: (flies) to the court of England that a swift blessing/ May soon return to(Scotland) our suffering country: under a hand accursed!' Both characters are brave, wise and very loyal which are in line…

…of personification to bring the washing line to life. When she expresses her desire to conquer the washing line, one is reminded of the feeling every five year old gets - being faced with the prospect of growing up. As the girl flies through the air, we see…

…, biting flies, lice, and human waste. If the ghetto had plumbing it was constantly backed up. Therefore, human excretion was in sleeping areas, hallways, and sidewalks. Out of the 150,000 that contracted Typhus 20,000 died…

…The screwball is pitched. It flies from the pitcher’s hand like a miniature comet whose balance has been thrown off. Curving, twisting, the ball’s course and target change without warning. No one knows where the ball will strike. Such is the case…

…difference is that the fort flies the British flag were still running like normal. Although there are more British people around which isn’t a problem really, were getting along fine. I’ve been working hard with the fur trade. Every morning I wake up early…

…falls like thunder; the head flies off, blood spurts, the man is no more.Ò" ("Revolution"). The Assembly approved a text providing that "Every person condemned to the death penalty shall have his head severed" (Fabricius "The Guillotine…

…there to freeze and die. The raven flies back to his perch and smiles.…

…and thought"(10), and these countless silken ties refer to the family members whose love and care the girl takes for granted. Frost creates a parallel symmetry between the girl and a silken tent, and imagines a situation where the ropes are lost and the tent flies…

…he would even catch lobster. Weeks pass and not a single aeroplane flies over their heads. Timothy catches a fever and his life is in danger. Phillip nurses him back to health but he will never regain his full strength. Timothy realises that he…