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…self plop to the ground; eyes looking anywhere but at Mr. Allen. At the same time, I see Porky wriggle through the hole, the teeth of the fence cutting through his feathers. Porky runs towards the woods as tiny white feathers follow in his wake. Mr. Allen…

…" can kill him. This gives Macbeth the impression that he can commit any crime and get away with it. The equivocation of the witches manifests near the end of the play. The witches prophesy of "not women born", and "when Burnam woods to high Dunsinane hill…

…them but Bilbo escapes and helps his friends escape. He reveals to them the secret of the ring and they get away from the spiders. Thorin is missing. He was captured by wood-elves. Soon, the rest of the group, except for Bilbo, is captured also. Bilbo…

…. Disturbed, Macbeth goes to the Witches again and receives three more prophecies. The witches conjure spirits which tell him he will not "vanquish'd be until Great Birnam wood to high (Dunsinane Hill) shall come against him" and that "none of woman born shall harm…

…, Donatello broke away from classical influences and emphasized realism and the portrayal of character and dramatic action in his work. A notable example of his sculpture of this period is the wood sculpture of Mary Magdalen (c. 1454). He used a powerful realism…

…sustained for long periods of time. Another instrument is the Shvi, a wind wood instrument that is made from the bark of willow or the walnut wood. It has 8 holes on the front, 7 of which are used while playing, and 1 thumbhole. As we already stated…

…The two poets have two completely different writing styles. Robert frost takes our imaginations to a journey through wintertime with his poem "Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening." Frost comes from New England, and his writing style reflects his…

…" and "Macbeth shall never vanquished be until Great Birnam Wood to high Dunsinane Hill shall come against him". So confident and bold by he is blinded from the underlying truth of the prophecies; Macduff was not of woman born and that Birnam Wood…

…type of commercial entrepreneur developed from the old class of merchant adventurers. Many machines were already known, and there were sizable factories using them, but these were the exceptions rather than the rule. Wood was the only fuel, water and wind…

…implements of war, most especially, that concerning wood. They got their wood from overseas, in far of aenem isle, where there were no rules guarding the living forests of the fieldings, many of the new breed, those who supported the breeding of the desease…