... humour is the finding out of things to the end of fooling everybody: of course he is fooled in the end himself. But it was not Jonson's theories alone that made the success of "Every ... to the trade. As a youth he attracted the attention ofthe famous antiquary, William Camden, then usher at Westminster School, and there the poet laid the solid foundations of his classical learning. ... which must lie at the heart of all true satire as a realisation, in short, ofthe classical ideal of comedy there had been nothing like Jonson's comedy since the days of Aristophanes. "Every...
... any man you know in the middle ofthe night, and ask him quick to tell you the number of bones in the human skeleton exclusive ofthe teeth, or what percentage ofthe vote ofthe Nebraska Legislature ... stuff. There was the population of all cities in it, and the way to tell a girl's age, and the number of teeth a camel has. It told you the longest tunnel in the world, the number ofthe ... kind of poetry, and meant no harm. May be it belonged to the class of rhymes they call figurative. They offend law and order, but they get sent through the mails on the grounds that they mean...
... severing of their matrimonial bonds to think better of their rash intentions and return to their homes reconciled. But I assure you that the work is often exceedingly difficult. The amount of argument, ... who I am by this SHORT STORY BY O’HENRY The Hypotheses Of Failure LAWYER GOOCH bestowed his undivided attention upon the engrossing arts of his profession. But one flight of fancy did he ... legal plummet the depth of each. If neces- sary, they may be haled into the hallway and permitted to escape by way ofthe stairs, which we may term the lee scuppers. Thus the good ship of business...
... were disclosed. Being the mother of a woman child, and therefore a charter member ofthe Ancient Order ofthe Rat-trap, she joyfully decked out Panchita for the sacrifice. The girl was temporarily ... marauders. The lash curled about the legs ofthe nearest a greedy ten-year-old before they knew they were discovered. His screech gave warning; and the flock scampered for the fence like a drove of ... when they were walking or driving. The consciousness of his clothes kept his mind busy; the knowledge that he could say nothing of interest kept him dumb; the feeling that Panchita was there...
... one-sided SHORT STORY BY O’HENRY The Marry Month Of May PRITHEE, smite the poet in the eye when he would sing to you praises of the month of May. It is a month presided over by the spirits of ... out the window, " of 'winter lingering in the lap of spring,' though the metaphor is not in the most refined taste." A little later she walked down by the side ofthe ... of jonquils, of hyacinths, geraniums and pansies. The breeze brought their odour into the room. Immediately there was a well-contested round between the breath ofthe flowers and the able and...
... that they was going to give us the biggest blow-out, complimentary, alimentary, and elementary, that ever disturbed the kildees on the sand-flats outside ofthe immediate contiguity ofthe city. ... 'gallant son.' The News had an editorial tearfully begging the Government to call off the regular army and the national guard, and let Willie carry on the rest ofthe war single- handed. ... strike terror into the hearts of the foe. I'm not going to give you a history ofthe war, I'm just dragging it in to fill out my story about Willie Robbins, just as the Republican party...
... Bill's ears, as the fancied crackle of a There was a burning behind the big rock at the entrance ofthe cave, and the boy was watching a pot of boiling coffee, with two buzzard tailfeathers stuck ... on the road to Poplar Cove, there are three large trees about a hundred yards apart, close to the fence ofthe wheat field on the right-hand side. At the bottom ofthe fence-post, opposite the ... to the mouth ofthe cave to rubber for the scouts ofthe hated paleface. Now and then he would let out a war-whoop that made Old Hank the Trapper shiver. That boy had Bill terrorized from the...
... The Knights, then, were not all turned to dust; nor were their rowels rust. a glance. But to the unintelligent gaze ofthe cowpuncher and the sheepman they seemed fresh from the mint of ... wept again. The hats ofthe fortunate ones were curved and twisted into the style of spring's latest proclamation. A strange being rode out ofthe brush among them, and there sat his ... suddenly that the cowman broke off his unicorn and thinking out ofthe same piece of mind." At a little past midnight the riders loped into Lone Elm. The half a hundred houses ofthe big...
... she sat, near the close of a long life, and epitomised the experience ofthe world. Still the man to whom she spoke gazed above her head, contemplating the silent son ofthe old mother. "What ... another moment they were reinforced by the marshal and his other men, and then Calliope felt that in order to successfully prolong the delights ofthe controversy he must find some means of ... yellow dog, the personal property of Colonel Swazey, the proprietor ofthe Occidental, fell feet upward in the dust with one farewell yelp. A Mexican who was crossing the street from the Blue...
... comments upon the South and the Southern people. They, sir, will not be tolerated in the office ofThe Rose of Charleston, South Carolina, and Bill Thompson, nephew of one ofthe stockholders. ... a certain amount of poetry. Many ofthe sweetest singers ofthe South have already contributed to the pages ofThe Rose of Dixie. I, myself, have thought of translating from the original for ... permeate the entire world, hurling back into the teeth ofthe Northern minions their belief that no genius or good could exist in the brains and hearts ofthe people whose property they had...
... two parts: the topic and the controlling idea.- The topic sentence is the subject ofthe paragraph.Eg: The color yellow is the color of mental activity. The topic: the color yellow- The controlling ... structure, the sub-title, and the discourse ofthe news story. From which, I would like to draw some difficulties of Vietnamese readers when they translate the news story. To sum up, the scope ofthe ... write the thesis. This part includes the aims, scopes, methods and design ofthe study.Part B is the main part ofthe study that consists of three chapters below• Chapter I focuses on the theories...
... Regarding the children, they disapproved ofthe decision of their grandmother but, as the youngest in the family, their reaction did come to no where. Finally, it was the grandmother to be the first ... 199) The grandmother had experienced both the hardest time such as the time ofthe Civil War, the Great Depression, the World War II and the prime time ofthe nation, the affluent America in the ... plot, theme, point of view, character and setting. Technique has to do with the structuring ofthestory into the plot so that the writer can convey the theme and the manipulating ofthe language...