... the opera glass, causing them to appear smaller than they actually are. Conceivably this contributes to Gudrun's desire for power, as smaller things are much easier to control. During the wedding, it seems that Gerald Crich has become victim to Gudrun's powerful consumption as he is "unknown" to Gudrun. Indeed, this probes Gudrun to uncover Gerald's hidden secrets, and harness his ... distance between herself and Winifred. Another example of bonding and detaching occurs frequently between the character of Ursula and her would be rival Hermione. Like her sister at the Crichs' wedding, Ur...

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... with crystal balls made up of egg whites and water, and this new sort of game became a dangerous trade. One girl reportedly saw a picture of a coffin at another young girls wedding. This scared the girls. The outcome this new game would reap would soon become known as one of the worst outbreaks witchcraft hysteria. "Although no one knows why, one day ... ...

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• Grade Level: High School

... with crystal balls made up of egg whites and water, and this new sort of game became a dangerous trade. One girl reportedly saw a picture of a coffin at another young girls wedding. This scared the girls. The outcome this new game would reap would soon become known as one of the worst outbreaks witchcraft hysteria. "Although no one knows why, one day ... ...

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• Grade Level: High School

... that he makes for the benefit of unplanned, but independent future with happy Sarah. In chapter 44 Charles descended from the London train in Exeter, is going to Ernestine with a wedding gift. In 45-th he goes to the hotel where Sarah has stopped. The reckless step in darkness is made, in an independent direction, at his own risk of undertaken ... ...

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• Grade Level: Undergraduate

... ,the former,Tina, is presently looking forward to marrying Charles so impatiently that, in her diary, she has been crossing out the dates which lay between her betrothal and the wedding day. It does not surprise a reader as in a Victorian Age ž from infancy all girls who were born above the level of poverty had the dream of a successful marriage before their ... ...

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