… Or was he an earl, born of sophistication and eloquence? It has been an argument that has spanned lifetimes. To some people it doesnt matter at all. He was just some random guy who wrote a bunch of good plays. To others it means everything.…

… arms, as dusk slowly turns to night. As the last ray of light dissipates on the horizon, a reflection of a girl appears on the glass. Who is the girl I see? I gaze into her eyes, and see more than what meets the eye. The reflection…

… that all of the character are all aimed to be held responsible for Eva Smith’s death, though I think that some are more to be blamed than others are. Though as it was written in the 1940s and set in 1912 the vocabulary used is quite different to today’s…

… that could be called a hero. Some of these heroes could be John Harker for identifying The Count and helping to kill him. Quicy for helping to kill The Count and Sacrificing himself in the end, or even Van Helsing for finding the facts about Dracula…

… years of schooling, four of those at the high school level. By the time the student reaches high school they should already know all of the basic skills, reading, writing etc, but do they? The basic goal of secondary schools across America is to…

… You Clemson is a great school. I have always dreamed of going there. Clemson is an electrifying college. There are many things about Clemson that make me want to go there: the location, environment, alumni, students, etc. When I walk on the…

… in 1340 (Fuller 12). Geoffrey Chaucer's fortunes were closely bound with these of John Of Gaunt, the son-in-law to the Earl of Derby (Fuller 12). Around the year 1380, Geoffrey Chaucer was charged with rape by a woman named Cecily Chaumpaigne…

… are the stories told by a group of thirty pilgrims on their journey to visit the shrine of Thomas Becket in Canterbury. Written by Geoffrey Chaucer during the Middle Ages, these tales are told in a light-hearted tone and each contain a moral. The…

… in poetry. I liked reading it and even wrote sometimes just for pleasure and fun. When I was in 11th grade my English teacher told me: " the poet is the person possessing the word of the creative imagination". He also taught me that the most basic and…

… Faulkner’s works, his distinctive achievement was to combine a penetrating grasp of individual consciousness—“the story behind every brow”—with a remarkable breadth of social vision. His writings encompassed with many different types of people…equal…