But when I got home with it I picked it up and it stayed permanently attached to my hand until I finished it. ... My summer course teacher discuss the book with us during the lesson which really helped me to get through the book easier. ... While on the job the fireman receive a call to go and burn some books. ... He seems to just stay in place like he is ready to die. ... Most books that take place in the future involve alien warfare and voyages through space. ...

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The book I read by Dante" was called the Inferno. ... This could be one of three places Hell, Purgatory, or Heaven. ... dum, in favor of ending proportional representation in Italy's senate was regarded as a call for political change, and Premier Amato resigned. ...

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His name has been forgotten but we lovingly call him James the Iced, for obvious reasons. ... After the initial excitement, though, we began to realize that James would feel very out of place when he finally regained consciousness. ... I"ll skip the activities that took place when James finally woke up because it would take a whole book to explain how James ran around the house naked yelling that we were all devils trying to take him to hell. ... We told James we were taking him to a place where he could feel a little more comfortable and at home, but the look on his face told us that he would...

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bob marley was found and died in the same place. he now has over 200 fan websites and his latest son ziggy marley is writing in his throneReggae singer, guitarist, and composer. ... Shortly thereafter, Marley lived briefly in the United States, where his mother, Cedella Marley Booker, had moved in 1963. ... He returned to Jamaica later that same year and rejoined his new wife, Rita Anderson, as well as Livingston and Tosh, with whom he formed a new trio called simply the Wailers. ... Moving from ska to the somewhat slower, so-called "rude boy- music to an innovative brand of reggae, the grou...

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To avoid the possibility of killing his father and being embarrassed about sleeping with his mother, he ran away from home hoping to avoid the outcome that the oracle had predicted. ... In 430 B.C., when the play took place, the way to communicate to the gods was through the oracles. ... He calls out to the people saying he is a great ruler and will cure them of this horrible plague. ... We had a leader, once, over this land, Called Laius- The man is dead; and now we are clearly bidden to bring to account certain his murders." ... These examples of irony and others are found throughout thi...

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Even though if he saw someone else doing it, he would call them a phony right away, Holden feels like it is the correct thing to do when one is out and on their own. ... Holden contradicts himself a lot in the book. ... Throughout the book, he makes many remarks about Jesus and the Disciples: "Take the Disciples for instance. ... Finally it came around to why he was out of school already and her son, Ernie was not due home until Wednesday. ... He then had to lie a couple more times, but not as major, about why he told Maurice he wanted her in the first place. ...

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Another example is when he gets really drunk and calls Sally late at night. ... Holden uses a lot of projection though out the book as one of his defense mechanisms. ... Whenever he talks with a person his age or older he always lies or doesn't like that person and calls them a phony. ... My recommendations for treating Holden are as follows: Holden should remain in resting home care for a little while to help him get back on his feet. ... There are plenty of place where Holden can work and make a decent living. ...

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(Life of Langston Hughes: I, Too, Sing America) His grandmother raised him until he was twelve, when he moved to Lincoln, Illinois, to live with his mother and his stepfather, Homer Clark, eventually settling in Cleveland, Ohio. ... The highlight of the column was an offbeat Harlem character called Jesse B. ... He became prosperous, although he always had to work hard for his measure of prosperity and sometimes called himself, with good cause, a "literary sharecropper."" ... In the forty-one years between his first book in 1926 and his death in 1967, he devoted his life to writing and lectu...

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