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…was ROCHA.John Rocha. This Dublin-based, internationally acclaimed designer is distinctive for his innovative use of textiles and embellishment. Other new 'Designers at Debenhams' are John Richmond, who has designed a collection of womenswear called JOHN, Anna Scholz…

…The novel “Black Beauty” by Anna Sewell is a story about the life of a horse and how he was treated by different owners. Even though the novel is intended to be a children’s book, parents can use it as a manual on how and how not to raise…

…. In 1775 he became engaged to Anna Elisabeth (Lili) Schoeneman, the daughter of wealthy banker. Although it inspired some wonderful poems, the engagement was broken off in September 1775. Goethe’s first contribution in the 1771-1775 period was to release…

…, Bach's wife, Maria Barbara, died. Bach remarried soon after - to Anna Magdalena - and forged ahead with his work. He also forged ahead in the child-rearing department, producing 13 children with his new wife - six of whom survivedchildhood - to add to the four…

…is amazing in that Malcolm is the only one talking yet we get a whole sense that their marriage and relationship is taking a turn for the worse. All that Anna, (Malcolm’s wife) says in the whole conversation is “Happy Anniversary.” From that conversation we get…

…of the most debated. Critic Anna Brownell Jameson states that Cordelia is “an effect too sacred for words and almost too deep for tears. (Jameson)”. She comes to this conclusion because of the way Cordelia has one effect an effect on the reader. The thing…

…the money was left by one Isidor Fisch, a fur dealer he knew who had fled to Germany and died there ...a story beyond corroboration. Who would believe Hauptmann's wife, Anna, who protested that on the night of the kidnapping she had been home with Hauptmann…

…girl, who became the model for Ryth Morse in MARTIN EDED (1909). Later ,London wrote to Anna Strunsky. London left the school before the year was over and went to seek a fortune in the Klondike gold rush of 1897. His attempt was unsuccessful. London spent…

…to be parodied not only by Blake (in "A Cradle Song"), but still later in Alice in Wonderland; other titles could be cited, however, including Charles Wesley's Hymns for Children, 1763; Christopher Smart's Hymns for the Amusement of Children, 1770; and Anna Barbauld's…

…to employ her literary techniques is when Jim was preparing to leave for college. He agrees to meet Antonia, Tiny, Lena, and Anna down by the river one Sunday afternoon for one last reunion. The setting is once again the main focus of Cather: “The country…