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…paragraph in the last sentences Hawthorne states "That mysterious emblem was never once withdrawn. It shook with his measured breath, as he gave out the psalm; it threw its obscurity between him and the holy page, as he read the Scriptures; and while he prayed…

…, such as the mysterious appearance of a third murderer in Act 3, Scene 3. It seems a strange chance that such a mysterious element happens in the third scene of the third act when one considers the symbolic meaning of the number "three" to the play. One of the prime examples…

…; and the mysterious lines of the Nazca '...are sporadically distributed from the Lambayeque region into northern Chile. ' ( Moseley 1992: 189 ) Nazca art range from very plain styles to highly abstract symbolism of deities or supernatural beings. TEXTILES Nazca…

…that it seems that this man of great beauty is in love with this mysterious dark lady that Shakespeare consistently writes about. This reluctant loves most likely stems from the devotion to his wife Anne Hathaway. This lover's guilt is evident in line 2 of the sonnet…

…planet. I was completely uneducated about the impressive planet Mercury prior to completing this project but now I consider myself much more confident in my knowledge of Mercury. Mercury is like a giant mystery waiting to be revealed, some clues are known…

…was passing into heaven. Ruth believes that this is a sign and decided to help out the family in solving the mystery. Ray and Ruth become very close because of Susie's death. Later in the story Ruth and Susie switch places and Susie is allowed to be with Ray to say…

…symbolize the dark, impenetrable, unfathomable mystery of life, and snow as usual symbolizes the cold destructive force called death. It is as though the speaker was literally caught in the woods on a snowy evening and on another level, he is caught in a moment…

…can be sure they will do it, because they do not know why it is forbidden. Besides, the rockpile has something mysterious in itself, "it was a strange place to find a mass of natural rock jutting out of the ground"(p.9). Every child is fascinated…

…the pieces of the mystery. For example in " The Red-Headed League" he describes Mr Watson in considerable detail concluding, "there was nothing astonishing about the man". However Holmes picked up on each small point, which made clear what Mr Wilson had done…

…by mystery and danger also becomes the site of two murders in the film and this in addition to his book store which fronts a pornography business helps to establish a climate of corruption, immorality and overall ambiguity for the viewer. The archetypal film noir…