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Tony is fishing by the river, when Cico arrives. Cico agrees to take Tony and show him the golden carp, but only if he agrees never to catch carp. Tony swears he never will. On their way they pass the house of Narciso, and Tony marvels at the beautiful g
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Chapter 2: The summer has ended with Dill returning to Meridian and Scout starting her first day of school. Miss Caroline, Scout's first grade teacher, scolds Scout because she already knows how to read. "Your father does not know how to teach" (24) Miss Caroline pronounces of Atticus....
This chapter portrays the abundance of crops that large farm owners are able to produce because of advanced scientific knowledge. In the same breath it also discusses the economic structure dealing with supply and demand and how a large crop would be unprofitable to the owners because prices would...
Chapter 1: Frankenstein narrates his fami ly‟s background and tells the noble story of Beaufort (his father‟s friend) which reminds the reader of the captain‟s story presented in Letter 2. Frankenstei n describes his parents‟ courtship and (somewhat alarmingly!) ...
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