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…for themselves in a shabby apartment in a new town. Complications arise as Ingrid struggles with growing up without a father figure, instead dealing with the endless parade of men her mother brings home over the years. As a teenager, Ingrid adopts this behavior…

…home town, which he does only after the novel is published. <Tab/>Wiesel's other novels include The Gates of the Forest, The Oath, The Testament, and The Fifth Son. He has written plays, including Zalmen, or The Madness of God and the Trial…

…, crossed town through East Norwalk to our home in the northern end of town. Sometimes I would hear my father boast to far off relatives that we lived in a nice residential neighborhood (otherwise known as 'the good area') In most horror stories, as the hero…

…into the basement of the Scherzer house where she was promised that her ‘dream date’ Paul Archer would be waiting for her. Having grown up in the town of Glen Ridge, Leslie had previous social relations with the boys who were in the basement. All of the boys were quite…

…. They left safe homes on the eastern coast, for whatever awaited them on the trail West. But now, their conquest and stories are colored with cultural embarrassment for the manner in which they survived and existed in the brutal wilderness. The biggest problem…

…, single home. Perry Hall is a historical town but since the beginning they have done nothing but modernize. They demolished Waldman’s Seven-Mile House to make way for townhouses and Bishop’s Inn for a Kentucky Fried…

…Gen. Martín Perfecto de Cos recently had concentrated Mexican forces numbering 650 men. Cos fortified the town plazas west of the San Antonio River and the Alamo, a former mission east of the stream. By the time the Texans camped along Salado Creek east…

…in a ditch and helps her up but after helping her up he sticks a gun in her face but she is not scared and stands up to this man. He asks her where she is headed and she tells him to town. He tells her that is too far and she needs to go home. While in the town…

…Matthew S. Burkholder Mrs. Cindy LaCom 4/5/2005 The novel Housekeeping, by Marilynne Robinson, takes place in the fictional town of Fingerbone. Fingerbone is a dreary little town that is prone to flooding and misfortune. The story begins by explaining…

…getting an honorable discharge, adored the attention from telling untrue or exaggerated stories about his career in the Royal Air Force in Canada. Another similarity between the story and reality was the setting. Emily lived in a small town. Her home…