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- 1401: Stranger In The Kingdom
- ... book are so synonymous with each other, that most of the characters are comparable. As the story of David Guterson’s book unfolds, we find ourselves looking through the eyes of a man that has lived on the island for most of his life. His name is Ishmael Chambers. Ishmael seems to be a perceptive child, and soon gets to know one of the island’s many Japanese girls, named Hatsue ...
- 1402: Stephen King
- ... would immediately write down his experiences and observations. Frequently King would place his friends and family into childhood fantasy tales. And one would always know how Stephen felt about them because of how long they lived in the story. It was not until college that Stephen King received any kind of real recognition for his writings. In the Fall of 1967, King finished his first novel, The Long Walk, and turned ...
- 1403: Song Of Myself: Individuality And Free Verse
- ... There he enjoyed the theater, the opera, and the libraries. Whitman wrote poems and stories for popular magazines and made political speeches, for which Tammany Hall Democrats rewarded him with the editorship of various short-lived newspapers. For two years Whitman edited the influential Brooklyn Eagle, but he lost his position for supporting the Free-Soil party. After a brief sojourn in New Orleans, Louisiana, he returned to Brooklyn, where he ...
- 1404: Somersby
- ... were legitimate. All the other people that had confessed to witchcraft were not good Christians so their confession did not really mean much to the town. Had Proctor confessed to practicing witchcraft he would have lived but then the town could have confirmed the accusations of witchcraft and all the people that have hung would have hung for a good reason. But since he did not confess the good name of ...
- 1405: Snow Falling On Cedars
- ... book are so synonymous with each other, that most of the characters are comparable. As the story of David Guterson’s book unfolds, we find ourselves looking through the eyes of a man that has lived on the island for most of his life. His name is Ishmael Chambers. Ishmael seems to be a perceptive child, and soon gets to know one of the island’s many Japanese girls, named Hatsue ...
- 1406: Silas Marner
- ... from Eppie. Ever since her arrival in his home Silas learned about the strange feeling that manifested in him. HE learned how to be a caring father. Also Silas became less reclusive. Even though he lived on the out kirts of the village, people came to see how he was doing with the raising of Eppie. People were surpirsed at how personable he became. Of course Eppie meant the world to ...
- 1407: Siddhartha
- ... way to learn them. He starts out by finding friendship with his buddy, Govinda. They have been friends ever since their childhood. There are really close, like each other’s shadow. They have traveled and lived most of their life together. Govinda was a very loyal friend. "Govinda, his friend, the Brahmin’s son, loved him more than anybody else. He loved ’s eyes and clear voice. He loved the ...
- 1408: Sherlock Holmes
- ... inspiration. The selection criteria were short: Someone who always got his man. The only one who fitted this description was Sherlock Holmes. Sherlock Holmes was not only the world's greatest detective, but he also lived in London. He was someone close to home and a man well steeped in Victorian traditions. Holmes was just like any other Englishman at the time. He read their newspapers, travelled in their carriages and ...
- 1409: She Walks With Beauty
- ... She Walks In Beauty" Lord George Gordon Noel Byron, or Lord Byron as he preferred to be called, was a known philanderer with an insatiable appetite. In letters to Percy Shelley, he told of short-lived romances with women he claimed did not understand the wants and needs of men. One of these women was Lady Caroline Lamb, who he found only physically attractive, and soon grew tired of her because ...
- 1410: Shawshank Redemption
- ... walls are funny. At first you hate them, then you get used to them. Enough time passes, it gets so that you get to depend on them." Brooks and Red are both institutionalized men. They lived out most of their lives in prison and were out of touch with the outside. "I had once seen an automobile as a kid, but they’re everywhere now" (Brooks). The two men had missed ...
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