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Rhet as Writ
These magazines and books often give the impression to Europeans and other
foreigners that America is a terrible place to live because of all the divorce, crime, car
wrecks and many other events causing a loss of face to the mind's eye of a foreigner.
This encouragement to read on and on after the book is finished is the sign of a
good book.
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[Define and illustrate epithet:] Descriptive noun usually used before or after a
person's name. Ephthet Jackson was a fine gentleman.
Rape, which accounts for the second largest number of executions, is mandatory
only in Louisiana.
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I am shy twords girls, witch I would like to over come.
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Writing is something that when a thought comes to a person's mind he will put
down on paper.
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The people in the cities have access to zoos, museums, and libraries which give
them a pretty good picture of what rural life is like.
"Height be taken" might have been intended by Shakespeare to refer to the taking
of measurements with a sexton.
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Including nature, there are an infinite number of subjects to which there are many
opinions of.