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- 91: The Wars
- ... was empty and it rolled to the bottom step. She gave a final agonizing cry (Findley, 204). Robert constantly wrote to his parents to tell them how things were going. Mrs. Ross kept all these letters in a special place and was found re-reading them often. The most influential section regarding Mrs. Ross was when she and Mister Ross went to see Robert in Montreal before he departed overseas. Mister ... down. 'I can't,' she said (Findley, 73). All she could do was wave at her son through the window. Mrs. Ross began to lose her mind. She catalogued and memorized all of Robert's letters. She would write him everyday but usually the letters were indecipherable. Her husband started to wish she would return to them, but she just sat staring, waiting for Robert's return. When the word came that Robert was missing in action Mrs. Ross ...
- 92: Phone Call to Bobbie
- ... blankets. “Mail call,” yelled the mail officer! That was the call for the division to line up in front of there bunks at attention. At 9:50 p.m. every night I would pray for letters from Bobbie and my friends back home. I did not realized how important my friends where and how much I loved Bobbie until I had left them. It was such a great feeling getting letters and a such terrible feeling not getting any. This night my name was not called. This may be what pushed me over the edge. I could not believe that on Christmas I would have such a horrible day I am not sure if I would have gone through with my plan had I received one or two letters but I didn’t so that was it. I was going for it. “Lights out in five minutes,” the forward watch yelled! I made sure that my sweats and ski mask were still there. ...
- 93: Closure At The Wall An Analysi
- ... know her father, Dwayne Hughes, who died in Vietnam. If she becomes familiar with her father, the emptiness within her will be filled and she can finally begin to discover herself. Her search begins with letters that her father wrote her mother, which she finds in her mother's closet. Sam arranges them chronologically and proceeds to read them, hoping to find out who Dwayne Hughes was. While reading the letters, Sam finds proof that her father did choose her name. However, she feels "cheated" by this because, "He was counting on a boy. Samantha was an afterthought" (182). After reading all of the letters, she doesn't feel any closer to her father, in fact she feels very unfulfilled. Sam realized, "The dead took their secrets with them. She wondered how far to go in honoring the dead ...
- 94: Yours, Jack (about Jack The Ri
- ... the evening edition. The handwriting of the letter is similar and describes the murders before the murders were described by any of the papers. It also continues to refer to a mythical Boss. The two letters spark a massive number of hoax letters written in the same style. Investigating all of the letters manages to tie up the city police for days. The very next day George Lusk petitions the Home Office requesting that the police offer a reward. He receives no reply. On that same day ...
- 95: Ignatius of Antioch
- ... apostasise or to be martyred. Ignatius refused to apostasise and was condemned to be thrown to the wild beasts. For this reason Ignatius was sent to Rome. On his journey to Rome Ignatius wrote seven letters: five of them were to the churches in Turkey, which he urged to keep faithful to God and to obey their superiors; In these letters he prepares them with solid truths against heretical doctrines. The sixth letter was to Polycarp, bishop of Smyrna who also was martyred for the faith. The last letter was to the faithful of Rome, begging them not to prevent his martyrdom. In the year 107 he was given to the lions in the Coliseum. In his letters, he dealt deeply with the theology of Christ, with the constitution of the Church and with the Christian life. In all of them he showed his deep wisdom and love of God. "I am ...
- 96: Is Your Body Clear
- ... and logos of the ad, we must visualize it. The center of the page has a large picture of the body wash with bubbles dripping over the side and the word NEW printed in black letters across the top of the bottle. Standing next to the bottle of wash in just a towel is the famous Neutrogena girl, Jennifer Love Hewitt. At the top of the page in big, bold, red letters appear the words, ¡§Clear skin from head to toe.¡¨ Underneath this slogan is the caption that introduces the new body wash, ¡§Neutrogena„¥ Body Clear„§ Body Wash treats, even prevents body breakouts.¡¨ To the side of ... rich, foaming later and is refreshing and clean-rinsing. Right here is almost everything we could possibly need to know about the wash. The ad is finished at the bottom again with big, bold, red letters printing the name Neutrogena. In small letters underneath the name the ad tells us that we can find this wash in the Acne care section of our local store. The ad also gives the ...
- 97: Pride And Prejudice - Jane Aus
- ... Collins leaves Longbourn. A few days later Mr. and Mrs. Gardiner arrive. ( Mrs. Bennet’s sister). They’ll be staying for Christmas. Their aunt knows about Mr. Bingley and Jane because they wrote her some letters. Mrs. Gardiner asks Jane to go to London with them after Christmas. She will, she hopes to see her friend there. Mrs. Gardiner and Mr. Wickham have some friends in common where they talk about ... but her visitor doesn’t notices it. Lizzy refuses to go to Rosings that evening, she stays at home having a headache. [Chapter 34] After the others left for Rosings Lizzy starts reading Jane’s letters again. She wants to find out who Darcy really is. Jane used to be cheerful even in her letters but Lizzy thinks she misses that now. She hears the doorbell and soon after Mr. Darcy walks into the room. He is worried about her health. Silence. Then he suddenly starts telling Elizabeth that ...
- 98: Lewis Carroll
- ... literature and parodies for a humorous paper. The editor thought Dodgson needed a name that was not too journalistic. Dodgson wrote to his editor and suggested a number of variations and anagrams based on the letters of his actual name, "Charles Lutwidge Dodgson." "Lewis Carroll was the name finally decided upon (Pudney 53). Clearly, Carroll was fascinated with anagrams and various patterns and puzzles. The pen name that he created, he ... feel slack in his work and tardy in his progress." Those who knew Reverend Dodgson would probably think he was a pious and gloomy man, almost devoid of any sense of humor. Yet, in his letters to his son, there evidence of a remarkable sense of fun. For example, in one letter he writes: "I will have a file and a screwdriver, and a ring, and if they are not brought ... small cat alive in the whole town of Leeds…" (DLB v.18 46). However, Lewis Carroll’s mother was the essence of the Victorian gentlewoman. His mother was "sweet, loveable, and much loved". But the letters written by Carroll in The Life and Letters by Lewis Carroll, mention his father more so than his mother (45). Lewis Carroll grew up with an extraordinary education and he was very successful with ...
- 99: Analysis Of The Bridge Of San
- ... lives an extraordinarily lonely life; her husband is dead, and her only daughter has deliberately moved to Spain to get away from her mother. The mother, however, is devoted to the girl, and writes voluminous letters about every aspect of Peruvian life, under the misguided assumption that the girl must be homesick for news of her native city. These letters are in stark contrast to Wilder’s description of what the Marquesa’s life is really like; she is old and ugly and eccentric, and the butt of all Lima’s jokes. She, however, lives ... does not even see the fact that in her own household her faithful little teenage maid is miserable from the lack of being loved. When she accidentally learns this from reading one of Pepita’s letters (coincidentally on the same day that the Marquesa receives a criticizes letter from her own daughter) she goes in and touches the hair of the sleeping Pepita and says, “Let me begin again” (Wilder, ...
- 100: Yours, Jack (about Jack The Ri
- ... the evening edition. The handwriting of the letter is similar and describes the murders before the murders were described by any of the papers. It also continues to refer to a mythical Boss. The two letters spark a massive number of hoax letters written in the same style. Investigating all of the letters manages to tie up the city police for days. The very next day George Lusk petitions the Home Office requesting that the police offer a reward. He receives no reply. On that same day ...
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