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Diary entries of Whitecloud and Christopher Columbus. Comprehension of Narrative Text 203 October 12, 1492 I again had a restless night, and when I left my hammock to walk the beach, I saw a great canoe with white sails. I went to tell our chief not to welcome the strangers, but he told me that it is our custom to wel-come all who come to our village. All the strangers looked like parrots with ...
Continue Reading...Diary entries of Whitecloud and Christopher Columbus. Comprehension of Narrative Text 203 October 12, 1492 I again had a restless night, and when I left my hammock to walk the beach, I saw a great canoe with white sails. I went to tell our chief not to welcome the strangers, but he told me that it is our custom to wel-come all who come to our village. All the strangers looked like parrots with ...
Continue Reading...Thirty-two Hogarth (city) diary entries preserve the 102 days, July 27 through November 12, along with sixty-four almost daily Asheham diary entries dur- ing the Sussex holiday, July 31 through October 6. 1. On fifteen days Woolf pens entries in . both. diaries. e can picture her at Asheham House with the two diaries before her: the W smaller Asheham diary (4 inches wide and 6 ½ inches long ...
Continue Reading...Weather Diary entries at Fort Clatsop, January 1806 . William Clark drawing of the mouth of the Columbia River and Pacific Ocean. Lewis and Clark Weather, Water & Climate Journals 1 Chapter 1 A Meteorological Synopsis of the Lewis and Clark Expedition Saw a black cloud rise in the west which we looked for emediate rain we made all the haste possable but had not got half way before the Shower ...
Continue Reading...Prabhupäda’s Jaladuta Diary . Preface While approaching the Scindia Steam Navigation Company in Bombay to sponsor his passage to America, Çréla Prabhupäda received one of their complimentary diaries. He used it at first as an appointment book. Once his voyage to America on the Jaladuta began in August of that year, he made regular entries in the diary to record the events of the journey ...
Continue Reading...of standard paper that read as intimate diary entries—hybrids of sculpture, writing and drawing. Sam Moyer’s two “Worry Rugs” (2009) were also deeply resonant. Moyer pulls out sections of fiber from modest- size IKEA rugs and sheathes the altered forms in black encaus-tic, transforming the mass-produced household goods into portentous relics, carcasses. The pieces reek of physi-cal ...
Continue Reading...knew it at the time, but his diary entries over that decade and a half would end up forming the basis of a novel, a hit radio and stage play, and 16 years later, a feature film. Bennett was raised by conservative, hard-working parents in Leeds, not long before the dawn of the Second World War. Despite the hardships of the day, he was a
Continue Reading...1. Look carefully at the diary entries for June 24-25, August 2 and March 23. Now write down the changes that happen as the rains progress from June to March. 2. Why did the grandmother ask the children not to kill the Chuchundar? 3. What signs do we find in Nature which show that the monsoons are about to end? 4. Complete the following sentences.
Continue Reading...S E C O N D Mr s. Hockaday..... Questions for Discussion A LGON Q U I N R E A D E R S R OUN D T B L E Rivers_ALL_PBK.indd 265 1/10/17 11:11 AM. Rivers_ALL_PBK.indd 266 1/10/17 11:11 AM. Q u e s t i o n s f o r Discussion 1. Why is the story told in documents —letters, inquest reports, and diary entries —rather than a continuous narrative from one point of view? What do you think the writer ...
Continue Reading...Red Cloud Meets His White Brethren at Cooper Institute (PDF), The New York Times, June 17, 1870. Red Cloud’s Speech. My brothers and my friends who are before me today: God Almighty has made us all, and He is here to hear what I have to say to you today. The Great Spirit made us both. He gave us lands and He gave you lands. You came here and ...
Continue Reading...The Diary of . Mary Cooper A farm wife on Long Island 1768-1773 EXCERPTS Mary Cooper (1714-1778) began her diary at age 54 while tending the family farmstead with her husband on Long Island, New York. Her entries, while often cryptic, chronicle the hardships faced by colonial families and the solace they sought through faith and each other. When she died at age 64, Mary Cooper had survived all ...
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