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- 11731: Acupuncture 2
- ... acute and chronic pain, degenerative diseases, arthritis, M.S., post-stroke, migraine headaches, lower back pain, facelifts, weight reduction, and smoking control. The Dr. that performs acupuncture at this clinic is Dr. Duong Hoang (M.D.), C.A. The fees vary according on types of treatment. And usually a complete physical examination is required before your first acupuncture session. Through my research over this topic I learned many things. I never ...
- 11732: The Virgin And The Gypsy
- ... in this novel. Animals do not have to be told how to act, they base their existence on instinct and nature, the way the gypsies and Yvette wished to base their lives. It is interesting D.H. Lawrence adds to the intrigue by making the uncivilized animals more admirable than the tamed, and how they seem to live a better life. The outlook on life is an important role in this ...
- 11733: The Tragedy Of Creon In Antigo
- ... he taunted in all his frenzy / trying to stamp out / the woman strong with the god (lines 1058 to 1063) This anecdote is a retelling of a past myth in relation to Creon s present day struggle. The understanding that Creon s mocking and taunting of the gods is highly dissaproved of by the Chorus fortells that he will anger the gods. It is also foretold that the madman who attempts ...
- 11734: The Tenth Muse Lately Sprung U
- ... more didactic or instructive in nature and often involved the transformation into verse of important biblical lessons that guided Puritan belief. Poet and minister Michael Wigglesworth wrote theological verse in ballad meter, such as The Day of Doom (1662), which turned the Book of Revelation into an easily memorized sing-song epic. Puritan poetry also included elaborate elegies, or poems honoring a person who had recently died. Puritans used these poems ...
- 11735: The Tempest 5
- ... reveals himself as not wholly disciplined. [okay] Prospero enjoys using the power of his Art, as he tells us in his monologue just before his forgiveness of the court party -- "graves at my command ... op'd ... By my so potent Art." He has also shown that he enjoys using it to show off, as he did during the masque he provided for Ferdinand and Miranda, which he indulged in even when ...
- 11736: The Sweet Hereafter, 2 Pg Incl
- ... to rest. She didn t do it out of selfishness, but more out of the benefit for everyone in Sam Dent. After the suits had been dropped she was worried about Dolores, and if she d get in trouble. Nichole didn t want to get anyone in trouble, just to make everything right. This Novel, The Sweet Hereafter , was a wonderful written story about an awful tragedy that happened in the ...
- 11737: The Sun Also Rises 5
- ... many tragedies that befell Brett. She is a heroine who, despite being wounded by love and war, continues to pursue true love. Mimi Reisel Gladstein does make an excellent case for Brett as a modern-day Circe or bitch-goddess. Brett is a . . . drunkard, a nymphomaniac, or a Circe who turns men into swine. . . (58). She has this transforming effect on several men throughout the course of the novel. Because of ...
- 11738: The Short Story Of Night - A C
- ... but by vocalizing her thought processes through all of her encounters. The gradual infiltration of this social upheaval eventually affects all and excellently summarized in the following quote from Tycho s final scene: Kepler: "One day we will bring the heavens down to earth." Tycho: "Too bad for heaven."
- 11739: The Scarlet Letter 8
- ... me conscious of him. I shall see him tremble. I shall feel myself shudder, suddenly and unawares. Sooner or later, he must needs be mine! When Chillingworth moved in with Dimmesdale and controlled his every day life, his whole life was based around Dimmesdale s destruction. Since Dimmesdale had not yet confessed his sin to the town, Chillingworth was succeeding in his plan to destroy Dimmesdale s soul easily. The more ...
- 11740: The Sanctity Of Oaths In Medea
- ... stands outside of Medea s house and laments the way Jason has slighted Medea by taking another wife, the Nurse speaks of the eternal promise Jason and Medea made to each other on their wedding day (17-21). The Nurse wishes Jason were dead for the way he has abandoned his wife and children, so strongly does she feel vows should not be broken (83). When the Tutor enters the scene ...
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