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How does Brutus justify the assination of ceaser

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Important passage

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Sir Annual exam kab se h?

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Mahi Gupta 8 years, 1 month ago

Why you say sir we are students not sir

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Ritweek Kumar Paswan 8 years, 1 month ago

march me

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Why mariner had killed albatross???

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Ritweek Kumar Paswan 8 years, 1 month ago

Because he losses his patience, he think it was responsible for the strome.

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what do you think of Sebastian?

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What things made Margot tired of there parents?

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What did aane feel about her story in the secret annex ? How did she manage to demonstrate her little room ? In 250 to 300 waords

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story

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What is meant by paradox

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Nikita Yadav 8 years, 1 month ago

Paradox is a statement that act as self contradictory or unacceptable conclusion:-)

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Before u drive, make sure u have wear seat brlt

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Nishant Kumar 8 years, 1 month ago

And then drive cycle ha ha ha

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Why was the frog angry?

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Haneesha Nakkina 8 years, 1 month ago

Because the song of nightingale was no more sweet with the frog's training. So the animals came to listen the song reduced. The frog is getting less money. So it was angry.

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Who was lencho?

Posted by Vikash Tiwari 8 years, 1 month ago

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Kritika Trehan 8 years, 1 month ago

'A letter to God' is a story of extreme faith in god. ... Lencho had great faith to God. He asked God to send him money. The postmaster saw the letter. He decided to help Lencho

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Why lugi was the caution driver

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Amrutha Achu 8 years, 1 month ago

Because they were selling wild strawberries.secondly they look very dirty and shabby.from their appearance they looked like cheat,thieves and what not.

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What is the poetic device used when the mirror says I swallow

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Vivek Soni 8 years, 1 month ago

Personification

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Snake by d.h lawrence summary in 150 words

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Asha Rajput 7 years, 11 months ago

‘Snake’ is a poem composed skillfully on a simple theme. A snake visited the poet’s garden to quench its thirst. It emerged from the recesses of the earth. It was a hot day. The Etna’s smoke, a volcano in Sicily, heightened the heat. It was quite natural that a snake comes out of its abode, a hole, to quench or satiate its natural appetites. The poet has come out of his house with a pitcher to fetch water. The poet had to wait till the snake disappeared because it had come at the trough prior to the poet.

The poet describes the snake as ‘earth-brown, and ‘earth golden’. The voice of his education told him that such snakes must be killed for in Sicily the black snakes are innocent. The golden snakes are dangerous. It is shows a prejudiced society. In fact, the poet was afraid of the snake. If he doesn’t kill the snake he would be considered as a ‘coward’. The poet instinctively likes the snake. Thus he treats it like a guest. He also feels honoured that it had come to drink at its water trough.

Instead of receiving the ‘guest’ showing hospitality, the ‘educated and civilized’ poet tries to throw a log at it. After drinking the water the snake raised its head just like cattle do and flashed his forked tongue. It drank some more water and started going back. The poet suddenly filled with a protest against the idea of the snake withdrawing into its hole. He puts down his pitcher, picked up a log and hurled it at the snake. The snake twisted violently and and vanished into the hole in the wall.

The poet later feels remorse in that act. Furthermore, he is trying to expiate for that ‘mean act’ in future. The snake was frightened by poet’s odd behavior and returns to its abode.The poem is a self-critique. It is also a social criticism. It unfolds the negative impact of social conditioning. Instead of feeling sympathy for other creatures man has become selfish and a ‘fearful being’. The practical wisdom told him that this brown snake is poisonous and it must be killed. This points its finger to man’s prejudice to other creatures. Man misjudges creatures with its colour. Man’s urge to terminate all those creatures who are the potential threat to him is revealed here in poet’s uncouth behaviour. Who is responsible for that.

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Article on tourism in India

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Who was the old man why was he shivering

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How did Helen learn to read ?Describe Helen,s long process of learning ?

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Who is Mr.pikrashi

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Tarun Kumar 8 years, 1 month ago

Mentor(guru) of patol babu

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Who is hallon

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Syllabus of grammar

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Who was the Helen

Posted by Annu Anu 8 years, 1 month ago

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Mahi Gupta 8 years, 1 month ago

Wow you answer to yourself only??

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Annu Anu 8 years, 1 month ago

Helen was the ghost

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Why was the albatross consider as a 'christion soul

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Difference between space and area

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Sia ? 4 years, 6 months ago

Space usually refers to a place that is less defined and covers all three dimensions. Area is similar to space, but in two dimensions, or on a surface of some sort. Region is like an area but generally has boundaries that separate it from other regions.

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Who actually knocked at the door of a usable room why did he come there

Posted by Kapil Upadhyay 8 years, 1 month ago

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