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Tanya Shankar
Subject: English
, asked on 12/5/18
Please explain from it was said to have turned to their month was up
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Tanya Shankar
Subject: English
, asked on 4/5/18
Pls explain from the roar increased to below the waves
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Pragnil Savjani
Subject: English
, asked on 17/3/18
describe all appearance of ghost in novel The Canterville Ghost
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Naga Nandhini
Subject: English
, asked on 2/3/18
When the ghost made his third attempt to scare Otis's family ,another fake ghost appeared and tricked him, who was dressed up like that?Or how is it even possible when even they weren't the twins?
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Naga Nandhini
Subject: English
, asked on 2/3/18
I'm extremely disappointed with your response dear ENGLISH EXPERTS! You've not answered any of my questions! I've asked them twice,still you have not answered! I've told you that tomorrow I'm having my exam,I need your help,Why aren't you helping me out? Please scroll and re-check my questions once again,especially the novel part,and do answer them as quick as possible. Thankyou!
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Naga Nandhini
Subject: English
, asked on 1/3/18
How Virginia realised the significance of life and death and that love is stronger than both? Explain. NO LINKS PLEASE! It's for 6 marks.
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Naga Nandhini
Subject: English
, asked on 28/2/18
Explain thsi whole part!
"Mr. Otis suddenly remembered that, some few days before, he had given a band of gipsies permission to camp in the park. He accordingly at once set off for Blackfell Hollow, where he knew they were, accompanied by his eldest son and two of the farm-servants. The little Duke of Cheshire, who was perfectly frantic with anxiety, begged hard to be allowed to go too, but Mr. Otis would not allow him, as he was afraid there might be a scuffle. On arriving at the spot, however, he found that the gipsies had gone, and it was evident that their departure had been rather sudden, as the fire was still burning, and some plates were lying on the grass'
Novel:The canterville ghost
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Naga Nandhini
Subject: English
, asked on 28/2/18
Why Virginia didn't tell her husband about what happened to her when she was locked up with the ghost?
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Naga Nandhini
Subject: English
, asked on 28/2/18
Why Virginia didn't wanted to be seen? Explain the meaning of the following lines:-
"A few days after this, Virginia and her curly-haired cavalier went out riding on Brockley meadows, where she tore her habit so badly in getting through a hedge that, on their return home, she made up her mind to go up by the back staircase so as not to be seen"
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Naga Nandhini
Subject: English
, asked on 28/2/18
@English Experts...I'm not getting any answers since morning..do answer all the questions before night..It's from the novel the canterville ghost....my final exams are approachingg..pleaseeee...Do not attach any links with those as links never really help me!
Regards
Nandhini
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Naga Nandhini
Subject: English
, asked on 28/2/18
Explain this whole thing:-
"Oh, I hate the cheap severity of abstract ethics! My wife was very plain, never had my ruffs properly starched, and knew nothing about cookery. Why, there was a buck I had shot in Hogley Woods, a magnificent pricket, and do you know how she had it sent to table? However, it is no matter now, for it is all over, and I don't think it was very nice of her brothers to starve me to death, though I did kill her."
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Naga Nandhini
Subject: English
, asked on 28/2/18
Explain this!
"It is very wrong to kill any one," said Virginia, who at times had a sweet puritan gravity, caught from some old New England ancestor'
What is puritan gravity here?
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Naga Nandhini
Subject: English
, asked on 28/2/18
Explain these lines
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Naga Nandhini
Subject: English
, asked on 28/2/18
Explain these lines:-
Line 1:- It was said to have turned Lord Raker's wig grey in a single night and had certainly made three of Lady Canterville's French governesses give warning before their month was up. He accordingly laughed his most horrible laugh, till the old vaulted roof rang and rang again, but hardly had the tearful echo died away when a door opened. and Mrs. Otis come out in a light blue dressing-gown.
Line 2:- The ghost glared at her in fury, and began at once to make preparations for turning himself into a large black dog, an accomplishments for which he justly renowned, and to which the family doctor always attributed the permanent idiocy of Lord Canterville's uncle, the Hon. Thomas Horton. The sound of approaching footsteps however, mad him hesitate in his fell purpose, so he contented himself with becoming faintly phosphorescent.
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Naga Nandhini
Subject: English
, asked on 28/2/18
Explain this :Mrs. Otis expressed her intention of joining the Psychical Society, andWashington prepared a long letter to Messrs. Myers and Podmore on the subject of the Permanence of Sanguineous Stains when connected with Crime. That night all doubts about the objective existence of phantasmata were removed for ever.
Novel:Canterville Ghost
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"Mr. Otis suddenly remembered that, some few days before, he had given a band of gipsies permission to camp in the park. He accordingly at once set off for Blackfell Hollow, where he knew they were, accompanied by his eldest son and two of the farm-servants. The little Duke of Cheshire, who was perfectly frantic with anxiety, begged hard to be allowed to go too, but Mr. Otis would not allow him, as he was afraid there might be a scuffle. On arriving at the spot, however, he found that the gipsies had gone, and it was evident that their departure had been rather sudden, as the fire was still burning, and some plates were lying on the grass'
Novel:The canterville ghost
"A few days after this, Virginia and her curly-haired cavalier went out riding on Brockley meadows, where she tore her habit so badly in getting through a hedge that, on their return home, she made up her mind to go up by the back staircase so as not to be seen"
Regards
Nandhini
"Oh, I hate the cheap severity of abstract ethics! My wife was very plain, never had my ruffs properly starched, and knew nothing about cookery. Why, there was a buck I had shot in Hogley Woods, a magnificent pricket, and do you know how she had it sent to table? However, it is no matter now, for it is all over, and I don't think it was very nice of her brothers to starve me to death, though I did kill her."
"It is very wrong to kill any one," said Virginia, who at times had a sweet puritan gravity, caught from some old New England ancestor'
What is puritan gravity here?
Line 1:- It was said to have turned Lord Raker's wig grey in a single night and had certainly made three of Lady Canterville's French governesses give warning before their month was up. He accordingly laughed his most horrible laugh, till the old vaulted roof rang and rang again, but hardly had the tearful echo died away when a door opened. and Mrs. Otis come out in a light blue dressing-gown.
Line 2:- The ghost glared at her in fury, and began at once to make preparations for turning himself into a large black dog, an accomplishments for which he justly renowned, and to which the family doctor always attributed the permanent idiocy of Lord Canterville's uncle, the Hon. Thomas Horton. The sound of approaching footsteps however, mad him hesitate in his fell purpose, so he contented himself with becoming faintly phosphorescent.
Novel:Canterville Ghost