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God’s Grandeur - Summary | The Heritage of Words

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In his sonnet “God’s Grandeur” the poet G.M Hopkins praises the magnificence and glory of God. He describes the majestic deeds of God. He claims that God is omnipresent and omnipotent. ...

The Last Voyage of the Ghost Ship - Summary | The Heritage of Words

Subject: The Heritage of Words

In the story ʺThe Last Voyage of the Ghost Shipʺ., the boy, who is also the main character of the story used to go to sea where he had seen a mysterious ship in his ...

A Story - Summary | The Heritage of Words

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In the story, the boy with his uncle was sitting in their room when the boy’s uncle’s friends came there. Their coming had the aim of deciding the date for an outing. They said that ...

Traveling Through the Dark - Summary | The Heritage of Words

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William Stafford’s poem “Traveling Through the Dark” examines the killing of a pregnant doe by a hit-and-run driver, and the dilemma faced by the speaker who is also a driver. ...

Hurried Trip to Avoid a Bad Star - Summary | The Heritage of Words

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American geographers M. Lilla and C. Bishop Barry in their essay Hurried trip to avoid a Bad Star present an exploration of Karnali zone of western Nepal on foot for 15 months. ...

Full Fathom Five Thy Father Lies - Summary | The Heritage of Words

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Fathom Five Thy Father Lies” is taken from Shakespeare’s play “The Tempest”. Here the spirit Ariel sings this song to Ferdinand, Prince of Naples, who mistakenly thinks that his father is drowned. ...

Two Long-Term Problems : Too Many People, Too Few Trees - Summary | The Heritage of Words

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In the brief essay, Two Long Term Problems: Too Many People, Too Few Trees, Moti Nissani discusses two interrelated problems they are, overpopulation and deforestation. ...

The Lamentation of The Old Pensioner - Summary | The Heritage of Words

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“The Lamentation of the Old Pensioner” written by W.B. Yeats, presents the speaker’s reminiscences of his young life which become more painful when he contrasts his time of youth with his present old age. ...

About Love - Summary | The Heritage of Words

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“About Love “presents three-dimensional love stories. The first love is of Nikanor and Palegeya, second is of Alyohin and a Russian girl, and the third Alyohin and a married women Anna. ...

Grandmother - Summary | The Heritage of Words

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“Grandmother” written by American- Indian poet Ray Young Bear is a recollection of poet’s unfathomable love for his grandmother. The poet draws the picture of his grandmother – all loving, all inspiring- through the use ...

The Gardener - Summary | The Magic of Words

Subject: The Magic of Words

‘The Gardener’ ends surprisingly revealing the reality of Helen, the protagonist, and her relationship with Michael. Michael, whom Helen calls nephew, is in reality, her son whose father is unknown throughout the story. ...

In Bed - Summary | The Magic of Words

Subject: The Magic of Words

‘In Bed’, an essay by Joan Didion depicts her personal experiences with a migraine headache, which she inherits from her parents. She presents something unusual about the disease in a more philosophical and meditative domain ...
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