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…almost immediately. She took some eel-grass, and imitated, as best she could, on her own bosom, the scarlet letter. In the one moment in the woods that Hester tries to escape her sin, Pearl throws a fit and will not go to her mother until she puts…

…a pocket-watch by a business associate: this inspired Banneker to create his own clock, made entirely of wood (1753). Famous as the first clock built in the New World, it kept perfect time for forty years. During the Revolutionary War, wheat grown on a farm…

…when Birnam Wood came up to the castle would he lose his power. In order to maintain his power Macbeth hired three murderers to kill Banquo and his son Fleance but they only managed to kill Banquo whereas Fleance escaped. Macbeth also killed Macduffs wife…

…, one that he cannot be killed by any man born of woman, and the final saying he can’t be killed until Birnam Wood moves. Delighted by this news, Macbeth is filled with more false hopes and confidence. But inevitably his belief and trust in his ability…

…cold, as if you were in a refrigerator, so starting a fire is a good way to stay warm. When starting the fire, roaming the woods for brush is common. It is like you are in a zoo with all the beautifull animals you will notice around you. Setting up your…

…in the town(DR. Engle). Every mourning he had to wake up at 4:30 to be at work by 5:00. When he got to work he had to chop wood to warm-up the office, wake the editor, cook the editors breakfast, pick-up the editors mess, and finally mop the floors…

…My Little Quiet Place Back home in South Carolina, my quiet place was a cabin my grandfather owned in the woods. He would take me out there to hunt and fish. The place was so quiet, you could hear the quietness. It’s the sound of a tone…

…Gretchen Boling Mrs. Wood A.P. Language & Composition 12 April 2000 Openings The tone of many novels is set within the first few lines or pages; the reader can also tell the author's style through diction detail, and syntax. Jane Austin's…

…as a “seasoning, “ because he feels that nature makes life more exciting and without it, life would be boring, just like an unseasoned meal is boring. The reason he values Nature and the experience he has in the woods is because he feels more in control and happier…

…with the use of Creusa’s representation of dedication to ones family and courage. Camilla, having very little family, considers the country of Latvia as her country so she is willing to defend it. She was brought up in the woods and it is there that she became…