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…make no mark on them." Dickens makes a plea for the safety of the main characters: "Now, Heaven defeat the fancy of Lucie Darnay, and keep these feet far out of her life! For, they are headlong, mad, and d! angerous; and in the years so long after…

…and hear what he hears, thus placing the reader within the world of Walden. However, Thoreau again repeats his plea that his readers not follow in his footsteps. He fears already that people are going to go to Walden and attempt to live like he did. The book…

…at high speed viscously punching his peasant coachman. This inspired Raskalnikov’s dream of the beaten “skinny sorrel mare”, which made him plea to God, “Show me the way…I renounce that damned dream of mine.” (67). Evidently, these events affected Dostoyevsky…

…. Until he could forgive himself and ask his wife for forgiveness for his mistake, he condemned himself. John begins trying to make things right by breaking off his relationship with Abigail and standing firm against her pleas…

…, Miranda submitted his plea for a writ of certiorari, or request for review of his case to the U.S. Supreme Court in June, 1965. The state director contacted Alvin Moore to see if he was willing to take the case to the Supreme Court, with a little help from…

…city were true. Rather than following the Aztec’s plea, Cortes traveled throughout Mexico establishing alliances with the other Indian tribes. Many tribes feared and envied the Aztec’s rule. They were pleased to help in their dismiss. Then Cortes marched…

…is spurred into an emotional reply. He pleads to his father that he has misjudged him, for the accounts of his behaviour were truly exaggerated. Hal’s passionate plea confirms his loyalty to his father and that he is willing to give up his Eastcheap friends…

…was thrown into main stream society. Even though RIAA wants piracy to stop, it has now become a nation wide phenomenon that is increasing more and more everyday. The fact that people are now going to start having to go up to the court system and plea their cases…

…to appeal to both the chivalry and lust in the soldiers through her plea for help, Godfrey responds: If our swords here had not their work assigned to be wielded in the cause of the Most High you might build up your hopes on them, and find us in your rescue-more…

…. The plea of the accused was that wife committed suicide by burning herself out of frustration that she could not give birth to a child. The High Court said that there is evidence to show that the appellant killed her by pouring kerosene and setting her ablaze…