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…a letter to his congressman explaining why people should not lie. His letter told of how lying makes people extremely untrustworthy, and how being trustworthy is an important characteristic, especially in an occupation such as politics. At the bottom…

…to swear to the truth, and is a shortened form of "God blind me." Also, in England, words such as "bloody," "blimey," "blinkin'," beginning with the letters "BL" are taken offense to because they, once again, refer to the blood of Christ…

…in careful letters of recommendation … or in brief verbal descriptions of a person” (Allport, 1937). l lSecondary dispositions: Like central traits but more specific to particular stimuli or particular responses. Examples of Cardinal Dispositions lBoswellian…

…to find someone to take care of her child while she went to find work in another town. She started working at Valjean's factory after he made something of him self. She was not able to write so she had to use a public letter writer who "…couldn't fill his…

…will shed my own blood and pray to see thou in the afterlife. Before we part once again I have to ask you one question does thou feel for I the same way that I feel for thou, for I pray that you do. I will plead to god every minute to obtain a letter from thou…

…for school and Savitri gets engaged although she is still too young to marry. They promise each other that they will keep writing letters and David gives a golden cross on a necklace to Savitri. They also give each other the promise to marry once. Then he is sent…

…was considered unthinkable, and he was haunted by his own creation. When the monster escaped, Frankenstein knew that he had to deal with the consequences of what the monster might do. Frankenstein received a letter one-day, which informed him of his younger brother…

…Derek Gallucci I read The Perks of Being a Wallflower by Stephen Chbosky. It is a relatively new book about the coming of age of a young, teenage boy named Charlie. The book is written as a series of letters written…

…not accustomed to the speed to which society moved. But today it would be hard to imagine a letter that did not reach its destination in a few days. None of these technologies are forced upon the people. We choose which devices we use and can control how much…

…, Bledsoe sends the naïve narrator to New York for a summer to “earn [his] next year’s fees,” and the invisible man mistakenly believes he has been offered a special honor (Ellison 145). Bledsoe sends him away with several sealed letters which the narrator…