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Category: /Literature/English
…In his work "The Prologue to The Canterbury Tales", Geoffrey Chaucer portrays a keen sense of humor through his creative style of writing. Chaucer's humor throughout the Prologue is quite impressive and greatly influenced by his personality and life…
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Category: /History
…The city of Holyoke is situated in the mid-western portion of Massachusetts . At one time, nearly 15,000 years ago, this area was situated at the bottom of an area of water known as Lake Hitchcock. Over time, the waters receded, leaving a double…
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…for Verification of the submitted documents by the client ?<Tab/>Money 9.1 Human Resource: For a particular branch of City Bank, there are only two to three persons in loan section. It is very difficult for them to handle all types loan related job very…
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Category: /Literature/English
…. Though both of these stories are telling a tale of the same event, there are many discrepancies between the two. From details surrounding the structure of the barque, to the actual length of the flood itself, there are many differences between the two accounts…
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Category: /Literature/English
…represents their status in society. An example of that is the knight’s tale. He tells a tale of two very honourable knights fighting over the love of a woman. His tale is met with praise by the fellow travellers. Also the Prioress is described in a more…
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…for these two characters. And that is exactly why - they are characters. One of the reasons as to why Chaucer has survived and been appreciated all these many years, is the fact that he gave a person to a tale. Traditionally, before Chaucer made this evolutionary…
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Category: /Literature/English
…The Wife of Bath’s Prologue is by far the longest prologue of the Canterbury Tales. Though lengthy is her description, the self-portrait provided is not nearly as clear-cut as that of the other characters. However, the underlying theme of this prologue…
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…N8 south to outside Cork where N8 ended and became N25 for the last two and a half miles into Cork City. We reached Cork about mid afternoon proud that we have covered almost ninety, as the crow flies sixty five, miles without getting completely lost…
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…Anyone who has ever stayed in Hanoi for only one day can tell what the most pressing problem in this city is: traffic. There are so many limitations on the infrastructure of the city: the traffic system is not synchronous, as well as there's a lack…
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…The film, "the Shawshank redemption" is often referred to as a "Dark Fairy Tale." That is, it displays all the basic elements of a classical fairytale, which in turn are characterised by gloom. A fairy tale is defined as a type of literary discourse…
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