She was born to second generation German immigrant parents, the first child of Henry and Joanna Nutzhorn.# Her father was a lawyer, her mother a gentle, beautiful women who sang amateur recitals. ... Her right leg from the knee down was impaired and as such she was called " limpy" by the other children and would for the remainder of her life be lame. ... Table of Contents Title page page 1 Table of contents page 2 Dorothea Lange: the person and the artist page 3-7 Footnotes page 8-9 Bibliography page 10 Photographs page 11- 12...

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I think the reason is hinted to in the footnote in the beginning of the story. ... In the footnote, Hawthorne makes a reference to another clergyman who also wore a black veil but duly notes that it was for a different reason. ... So if there was an affair and he called it off and she committed suicide, he might feel guilty. Or perhaps she became pregnant with his bastard child and through complications with abortion she died. ...

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Such example is referred to on page 76 and Ibn-Fadlan says " Buliwyf and his warriors shook their heads at the sight, and I heard them repeat one word over and over: "Wendol" " following that a second quotation on page 77 as Ibn-Fadlan says " The body of a male child had been chewed by some fiendish teeth, upon the soft flesh of the back of the thigh. ... Therefore you come to me for advice and admonishment, as a child to his father, saying what shall I do now for all my plans have failed me." ...

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Finally, the fourth level of narration consists of mainly footnotes and appendices left by editors who remain unnamed. ... Navidson calls for help from his brother Tom and an old friend by the name of Billy Reston to help Navidson measure his house. Later on, Navidson calls three explorers to explore the hallway because his wife, Karen refuses to let Navidson explore it himself. ... Zampano's narrative is in Times New Roman, Johnny Truant's is in Courier, and the editors narration is in a font called Bookman. ... In the story-world reality, Delial is the name Navidson gave to the d...

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It reflected life in the Victorian age, through a child's eyes. ... Through a child's mind, the world of adults is intimidating and somewhat confusing. ... The majority of the characters are very rude to Alice throughout her so called adventure. ... In Martin Gardener's footnotes to the annotated edition of Alice, he suggests that she was based upon a real fourteenth-century duchess named Margaretha Maltausch, known as "the ugliest woman in history". ... The narrator is presumably Charles Dodgson himself, and the little girls who were called Prima, Secunda, and Terti...

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So the measles vaccine is a somewhat small footnote in the history of the 1960's. ... Measles generally refers to nine-day measles also called rubeola. ... The vaccine causes the formation of antibodies against the measles virus, which will protect the child from future infections. ...

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The First Amendment was 100% available, laid out before murderers, rapists, child molesters, bank robbers, embezzlers, and the rest of society's evil. ... He was a serial killer originally called the.44 Caliber Killer,? ... Ultimately, the statute was called into question as suppression of free speech and, therefore, a violation of the First Amendment. ... had become merely a footnote. ... They have their right to yammer on about how they were never hugged as a child or never loved as an adult. ...

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Turpin and the others in the office converse with one another about topics such as hogs, African-Americans, child rearing, and all along Mary sits listening to them. ... Turpin over the left eye and, in the face in general, as a wake-up call. ... The above passage could have read as a footnote in Revelation right before Mary throws her book at Mrs. ...

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We run away from 1900 years of church testimony to the verse and buy modern versions that don't contain it or relegate the verse to a footnote. ... That's rebellion more fit for a spoiled child than for a shepherd of God's people. 6. ... Years ago when someone would claim to have a dream from God the evangelical church would rightly call that man a liar because the church knew that God has chosen to speak to us ONLY through the Holy Scriptures BUT today the evangelical church instead of condemning the mystics condemn those who continue to cry out: "Scripture Alo...

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Sandburg's parents came from Sweden to Galesburg, Illinois in 1871 and gave birth to their second child on January 6, 1878, Carl August (Crowder 21). ... He finally found work on a tabloid called The Day Book. ... Finally, a small monthly magazine called Poetry gave interest in Sandburg. ... He described this in a poem called "The Harbor" (Hacker 33). ... Sandburg described it as "a footnote to the last words of the Gettysburg Address." ...

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Ontario College of Art and Design 19th Century Painting The Fighting Temeraire, tugged to her last berth to be broken up, 1838 Joseph Mallord William Turner, 1775-1851 Claude Debussy called Turner "the finest creator of mystery in the whole of art" - generous praise from a composer who himself might have deserved such a title. ... Turner called this painting his "darling", and it is a verdict that the British public has, for over a century and a half resoundly endorsed. ... Turner called this work his, "darling" a fact which reinforces an ...

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Allen Ginsberg's Motivation for writing Howl Richard Eberhart, the Pulitzer Prize winning poet of 1966, remarks, "Ginsberg's Howl ushered in a new generation." Many 20th century poets have attested to the freeing effect that Ginsberg's poetry had upon them in the late fifties. But to allege th...

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Modernism is essentially post-Darwinian: it is a search to explain mankind's place in the modern world, where religion, social stability and ethics are all called into question. ... Eliot even furnished footnotes to help the reader with his The Waste Land. ...

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