In Gabriel Garcí Márquez's novel Love in a Time of Cholera, Florentino Ariza is a passionate man who's love for Fermina Daza has him wait for over fifty years before he can pursue her properly. ... The main theme of the novel is the power of Florentino's romantic love. ... However, the road to his love was filled with difficulties. ... Juvenal Urbino, however, also appears to hold love for Fermina. ... However, this love was based on appearance. ...

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But, in reacquiring control of the situation, I would make sure I prevailed and maintained my grade at test time. ... She was inspired to become a doctor when the cholera epidemic broke out in New York City. ... In addition to my love for accomplishment, I am not one that will stand by and watch others be bullied or pestered. ...

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This was a common theme of Norther European writers of the time and it parallels Mann's life to the letter. ... Mann's choice to have Aschenbach fall in love with a male's beauty is not by itself homosexual. Had Mann chosen for Aschenbach to fall in love with a young woman, then the obsession would have had sexual connotations from the outset. ... About this time Aschenbach notices that the number of hotel guests is dwindling even though it is the height of the tourist season. ... The strawberries are indeed contaminated with cholera and will lead to Aschenbach's death....

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His mother was a housewife who occasionally had part-time jobs as a teacher. ... First was Elliot who died at age three of cholera. ... Frost was a moral poet who wrote about tragedy, love, and nature. ...

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Although it was his ballets and symphonies that made him famous he also wrote some of the best operas of all time. ... No one would have ever expected him to be one of the greatest composers of all time. Beard 2 Tchaikovsky attributed his love for music to come from growing up in a place "saturated with the miraculous beauty of Russian folk song" (Encyclopedia of World Biography). ... In 1875 Tchaikovsky composed what is possibly his most universally known and loved work, the Piano Concerto No.1. ... This was his first time that his ability to tell stories through his music was apparent. ...

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Rosa with her "[...]bleak complexion, dark like cholera[...]" sneaks glances at baby Magda, who has "[...]eyes blue as air, smooth feathers of hair nearly as yellow as the Star sewn into Rosa's coat" (676). ... By the time that Magda turns fifteen months old, she has learned to walk, just not very well. ... Surely at some point Rosa has loved both of her children, but eventually she finds that she only has room enough in her nearly starved body for her love of Magda. ...

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Rosa with her "[...]bleak complexion, dark like cholera[...]" sneaks glances at baby Magda, who has "[...]eyes blue as air, smooth feathers of hair nearly as yellow as the Star sewn into Rosa's coat" (676). ... By the time that Magda turns fifteen months old, she has learned to walk, just not very well. ... Surely at some point Rosa has loved both of her children, but eventually she finds that she only has room enough in her nearly starved body for her love of Magda. ...

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He begins with the opening account of cholera, which "in the end only seven thousand died of it in the army" (Hemingway 4). ... "Love is always something had on leave, stolen from fate. ... Henry hardly allows himself to think of life without Catherine while he is in love because for a long time "the love he feels is almost entirely sexual and derives from the pleasure she gives him" (Donaldson 278). ... Soon after they reunite Catherine says, "It gave us both a feeling as though something were hurrying us and we could not lose any time together" (Hemingway 311). ... It never knows an in...

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It is within these months that the narrator describes the cold rain, and the death that immerses with the onset of cholera across the land. ... He likes the idea of falling in love with someone. ... Henry and Catherine continuing to find small amounts of given time to spend with one another. ... During this time, Mr. ... They stay here till later in March when they move to be near the hospital in time for the birth of their baby. ...

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He was very attached to his mother and had a hard time saying good-bye to her. ... He kept working for a while, but in 1862, when he was denied a promotion, he quit his job and enrolled as a full-time student at the St. ... A very rich widow, Nadezhda von Meck, loved Tchaikovsky's music and decided to send him a regular allowance. ... This was however the time of two of his greatest works, the Fourth Symphony and Eugene Onegin. ... Some people believe he died from cholera after drinking unclean water. ...

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During these first years of his life as he laid in his bed he listened to stories his mother told him of the cholera epidemic of 1832; people buried alive, and entire families dying in a matter of days. ... A figure full of dash and fine irony, and whose ridicule seemed to bite; buoyant with the joy of life; self-conscious; an offensive egoist envy in his love-making; of supreme and unsurpassable insolence, veiled and shrouded in his fine quality of manner." ... Stoker saw Irving in Hamlet two more time hoping to find some flaw in the performance. ... By the time the theater finally opened the...

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Work for other classes was neglected, and sloppily done at best - time and thought were consumed with pursuing mathematical interests. ... He spent much time doing independent work with quintic equations, and was able to submit two papers to the Academy of Sciences by the age of eighteen. ... And instead of getting away this time, he was detained for three months, then jailed for nine in Sainte-Pelagie prison. ... Six weeks before he was due to be released, a cholera epidemic in Paris caused the prisoners of Sainte-Pelagie to be dispersed to various places, and Evariste Galois was sent to a n...

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Being the courageous woman that she was, Elizabeth Jackson made a journey to Charlestown Harbor, where she intended to help American soldiers sick in British prison ships, but while nursing the plague-ridden men, she caught cholera herself and died. Andrew Jackson's response, "I felt utterly alone", was all that needed to conclude his feelings about events at that time. ... It was also during this time, that Andrew Jackson takes a wife. ... The stage was now set for the greatest election the world has known in that time. ... at that time (William B. ...

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The Mission directorate under the ministry of urban development government of India will provide a set of detailed operational aspects and guidelines from time to time for effective operations, implementation and monitoring of this scheme/mission. ... Similarly, water-borne disease like diarrhoea, jaundice and cholera are taking a heavy toll on both human health and economic productivity. ...

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