She tells us of a friend that does not want to go to a town meeting for the simple fact that people get out of control and insult her and each other. Pipher says that we have pushed our individual rights to the limit. ... The tone Pipher is carrying in this essay is ultimately factual. ...
"Our enemy he thought in that despair; ourn! ... From his activities during the Civil War "stealing horses and goods from both sides "to his habit of barn burning, Abner does not set the tone for a strong, healthy family unit. ... Emily Grierson is looked on by the members of the community as a "tradition, a duty, and a care; a sort of hereditary obligation upon the town- (Faulkner 47). ... When Homer disappears and Emily refuses to leave her home, the town does not give the situation any thought beyond its gossip value. ...
One day while visiting a near-by town, Nick saw her strolling down the street. ... He looked her dead in the eyes and said in a deep and romantic tone, "Are you ready to marry me yet?... Every time you had a day off though it was our time together. ... You both will always remain in our lives. You have given us so much knowledge that we will use to raise our children. ...
James Missouri, a true southern cow-town with beautiful hay and cornfields for miles. ... We began eating and nodded our heads in appreciation to grandma for making breakfast. ... He provides in our times of need." Grandma said with a smile. ... God got a whole lot bigger for me that day; it set the tone for my faith. ... But if we decide to believe in coincidence rather than intentional appointment, our faith would never know the depths of miracles....
