In the story Frankenstein and Milton's epic Paradise Lost there are beings of enormous power. ... In Paradise Lost Milton's god is the same God we all believe to be the one creator. ... What though the field be lost? ... Although I possessed the capacity of bestowing animation, yet to prepare a frame for the reception of it, with all its intricacies of fibres, muscles, and veins, still remained a work inconceivable difficulty and labour. ... I love being able to compare characters from different stories of different times. ...

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Prominent among the criticisms of Blair have been accusations of: betraying Labour values (wags have been pointed out a part anagram of Tony Blair MP reads 'I'm a Tory'): arrogance; love of power; and ideas above his station as a democratic premier. ... With law and order, Blair s shadow Home Secretary, sought to end the perception of Labour as 'Soft on Crime'. ... In education Blair sent his son Euan to the Oratory School, a grant maintained school of the type Labour policy opposed. ... Blair did adapt the dominant political and economic philosophy of the day - but...

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Maud Gonne, an Irish actress, who was a long time love interest of Yeats, married a Major John MacBride leaving Yeats deeply wounded . ... An example is the progression from poetic labour to beauty's labour to love's labour. The poet's labour is to seem smooth in his workings, to seem effortless. ... The poet responds in turn, there have also been lovers who thought love should be worked at also. ... During this period where Yeats" poetry resembled unrequited loves, human nature under went a fundamental change. ...

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But imprisoned for criminal transaction that his partner Werlehad set up, Ekdal lost his freedom and with it his happiness. ... The bird survided the shot and so did Ekdal but they lost their freedom and were forced to live in captivity. This idea is aptly hinted by Gregers when he questions Ekdal: "How can a man like you---a man who loves the open air- live in the middle of a stuffy city, shut in here by the four walls." ... He is ignorant remaining in the dark because the secret that Gina had an illicit love affair with Werele and the result of their relationship is Hedvic. ... Metaphorical...

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With Cassio's reputation squandered - "O I have lost my reputation. ... All the constant declarations of love spoken so openly and as though thoughtlessly throughout the play would be enough to fool anyone, "I think you think I love you...I protest, in the sincerity of love and honest kindness." ... To my mind, this is due to Iago's animal like attitude to love and life. ... If after every tempest come such calms, may the winds blow till they have wakened death and let the labouring bark climb hills of sea as hell's from heaven. Perpetual love and affection are contraste...

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The settlers needed labour to work on their plantations. This labour was expected to be provided by the indigenous population. ... In order to mobilize the African labour force, the colonial government then introduced a head tax that was payable by all African household heads. ... Any form of education of the African community was intended to produce a low-level, unskilled labour force. ... In addition almost the entire African labour force was unskilled. ...

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This ideal is played upon in the poem in such a way, that the character Ulysses is seen as exposing the feelings felt by the people in the Victorian societies of the time, during which the Industrial Revolution was directly exploiting labour and causing many labour riots and mass frustrations to occur. ... These intentions can be based to some extent on the loss of power, with regard to Ulysses' lost ability of power and that of the power taken away from Tennyson and society by the Industrial Revolution "leaving both with a sense of oppression being felt. ... His character may be ...

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Victor is extremely loved by his parents and they bestow upon him a wonderful and educated life as a child. ... The task consumes him, and he rejects his family and his upbringing that are so full of love and contentment. ... Victor asserts, "I seemed to have lost all soul or sensation but for this one pursuit"(39). ... He expresses a love for the beautiful sights and smells of nature before his despair, but later he says, "Winter, Spring, and Summer passed away during my labours; but I did not watch the blossom or the expanding leaves - sights which before always yielded me supreme delight"(4...

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(Cole, 1996) As far back as the middle ages the higher classes are known to of resisted physical labour. Zuboff argues that they saw labour associated with slavery and a punishment for their sins To Karl Marx, "in Capitalist societies all companies needed to be profitable," the profit would then be invested back into the company for continued growth and profitability. ... He believes that Capitalists try to control the labour process. ... Braverman accepts that in all societies there is a "division of labour". ... The Taylorist tequiniques are only effective in unskilled labour and perfo...

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'Wild Swans at Coole' provides a poignant reverie on the poet's own transient existence and his growing awareness of the passing of time, setting up a seemingly irreconcilable gap between the beauty and vigour of lost youth and the imperfections of aging. ... Despite his understanding of time as corrupting a 'childish day', and the own unfolding 'tragedy' of his own life, Yeats' search for some justification for his existence leads him to a consideration of the philosophies of the Ancients, 'Plato', 'Aristotle' and 'Pythagor...

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Jason Compson chooses not to love or to marry to anyone. He earns love from only his mother. ... Earnshaw love Heathcliff. ... Compson hopes Jason will own the store one day, Jason is bitter about having lost his bank job and being forced to work in the farm-supply store. ... Jason rejects not only household love, but romantic love as well. ...

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Neglect and love are two feelings that everyone in the world has felt, the latter being one much more desired. ... This whole scenario once again makes the reader sympathize with Heathcliff because the person he loves breaks his heart and marries someone else. ... He then takes Cathy, who just lost her father and her husband, and makes her work for him as one of his servants. ... To make matters worse, the one person he truly loves neglects him because he is different, and because of this he because a cruel and immoral person. ... They feel bad for his rough childhood and his inability to ...

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There are hints of the agitation for independence in India, of the Labour Party's activity and women's drive for social and political equality. ... Had not that, after all, been love?" ... Septimus, a man, whose sole is destroyed by the war, and whose mind is injured much more then the body, is lost in world, that seems extremely hostile to him. ... But a certain shallowness doesn't prevent Clarissa from the true love of life and from embracing of the present. ... This strained feeling of the joy that life is (even though she is unwilling to see the tragedies that life is fu...

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Troilus's Love For Cressida In the Shakespeare play Troilus and Cressida, Troilus seems to think that he is very much in love with Cressida. ... Here Troilus is saying he is madly in love with Cressida and he tells why. ... He is a lot like the King in Love's Labour's Lost. ... Saying when a man finds out who I am, he may not love me. ... All these feelings of love he says he has for her are not true. ...

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While working with Thomas he met Anne and fell in love with her. ... Getting married only made Anne realize that she loved him more then she thought, which led her to write her first poem about him. ... I had eight birds hatch"d in the nest Four cocks there were, and hens The rest; I nurs"d them up with pain and Care, For cost nor labour did I spare, Till at the last they felt theirwing, Mounted the trees, and learned to Sing. ... Although Anne never lost her faith, and was always worried about her family before herself. ... She wrote love poems about him and poems about ...

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They loved their homelands but still wanted to be heard (Sullivan 4). The people in the industrial jobs formed the British Labour party in 1906. ... This was called shell shock, and was diagnosed first by the French and then lost until World War II. ...

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Now that the philosophy soon to be satirized has been presented, Candide goes through a chronological series of horrible events that ultimately have him, and his traveling side-kicks, searching for his love Miss Cunegonde. ... Some may thing that Voltaire has lost confidence in human nature considering all that has happened to his characters in the book, however, Cacambo shows that Voltaire still has faith. ... It was Brother Giroflee, and old friend of Candide's who visited the farm that said "labour keeps us from three great evils "boredom, vice and want- (129). ...

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Even while Lear appears to laugh at and join in with the sharp wordplay of his Fool, something of their relationship between them begins to appear, which is later expressed in the Gentleman's reply to Kent as to who is with the King, None but the fool, who labours to out-jest his heart-struck injuries. ... , and concerns the change that occurs in Lear, from an impetuous, cruel, demanding monarch, who is proud of his position and power, and demands an external show of affection from his daughters, to a humble, patient, wise old man, who seeks nothing but the love of his daughter, and ...

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The definition is "the giving up or devoting (of oneself, one's time, labour etc.) to the service of a person or to the pursuit of a purpose.) ... James Stone wanted to remember the people who were lost in the World Trade Center tragedy, so he dedicated his web page to the victims. ... I guess the only peace we can get from this, is realizing that they all died as most of us would want to, and that is doing what we love best."...

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The term 'Proles' itself is an obvious allusion to Marxist theory: the proletariat (the majority oppressed labour force) and the bourgeoisie (the minority ruling wealthy class)3. ... The Outer Party is comprised of thousands of workers who deal with the day-to-day running of the country, working within The Party's four primary ministries, the Ministry of Plenty, the Ministry of Peace, the Ministry of Love and the Ministry of Truth (protagonist Winston Smith is an Outer Party member working within the Ministry of Truth). It is worth noting the hypocritical nature of these minis...

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He was an insecure child and would do anything but lose Joe's love such as when he would not tell Joe about the stolen file. ... He was ashamed of being a common labouring boy and he now thought everything to be coarse and common. ... Pip was inconsiderate and since he believed Biddy to below him he talked carelessly and made comments such as "If I could only get my self to fall in love with you-". ... He became a man who shamelessly loved a convict when he says "Please God, I will be as true to you, as you have been to me!" ... Pip had developed into a sensitive young man regaining his...

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(Ananova 2001) As an example, whilst writing this piece, the author suffered the following all in one day: Lost a hard drive on the computer for no reason at all - data lost. ... Lost 1 hour performing tests. ... Callers are presented with, in some cases, 10 or so menu options, delaying the caller's solution ending with "phone rage- on some occasions, often resulting in physical violence towards the phone and an increase in stress (BBC News 2002). 3.3 Housing Maslow suggested that all humans have 5 basic needs - Physical, Safety, Love and Affection, Self Esteem and Self Actua...

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Dryden has alluded to Milton's Paradise Lost to show the true nature of Shadwell and Flecknoe; 'only in destroying I find ease'. ... 'From its old Ruins Brothel-houses rise,/Scenes of lewd loves, and of polluted joys.' by setting his throne in such a place Dryden has tried to show the literary degradation practiced by Flecknoe and Shadwell. ...

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If they did not love me, in fact, as little did I love them. ... At this point on the novel Jane is beginning to feel lost. ... "I grieve to leave Thornfield: I love Thornfield: - I love it, because I have lived in it a full and delightful life, - momentarily at least. ... Jane confesses her love for Mr. Rochester and to her surprise, he confesses his love for her and asks her to marry him. ...

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Tellingly, Twain's comment that Peter Pan is uplifting seems to depend on ignoring the fact that each of the "lost- boys is a baby who has fallen out of his pram "when the nurse is looking the other way- and who, if not claimed within seven days, is "sent far away to the Never Land- (Barrie 101). ... In the flux, the familiar may be lost or altered. ... Industrial technologies are not simply tools within the workplace; because they change the terms of work, they inevitably have an impact on the relation of workers to their labour and, hence, on the identities of workers, particularly in t...

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