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Rhonda's Blog: Novel Outline! on 2009-12-17
- the abusing
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    abusers?
- ine, her and h
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    she and her father
Blair's EWC Journals: Novel Outline - Run on 2009-12-16
- Run is ab
  - Chris Pierce on 2009-12-16
    
    This is the title of a 2007 novel by Ann Patchett. You can use it as a working title, but you might want to think of another in case you ever seek a publisher.
- is quite
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    quiet
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- - acher’s can s
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    Wherefore the apostrophe?
  - en laid on from
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    idiom=laid off
Tessa's Journals: Journal #16: Christmas :) on 2009-12-16
- was these airwalk
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    a pair of
AJ's Journals: Journal #13 on 2009-12-04
- Although I
MatthewAuld English Blog`: My learning on LUA on 2009-12-02
- ios. below
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    , rather than a period
- list is 3 Buttons
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    are three buttons
Stephanie's Hero Essay: Initial Draft on 2009-11-29
- stands behind
- the “Iliad”
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- - the “Iliad”
  - is classified as
  - appear to be defined by
  - the “Iliad”
  - the “Iliad”
  - characteristics found in modern heroes as well
  - is defined as
  - but that
  - whether
  - contrary”
  - sympathise for
  - literature modern fi
  - demonstrate
  - the “Iliad” ar
  - the “Iliad”
  - ouden: “gods embody t
  - e “Iliad”. H
  - it should be drawn to attention
  - a great deal of
  - him easily
  - (Homer, Iliad I.66)
  - sail. (Homer, Iliad I.571)
  - from harm.
  - like Apollo doe
  - anyone else t
  - it says that
  - is sympathised with
  - e looked
  - instilled fear
  - drove the Achaeans back and gave the Trojans instant glory that day (Homer, Iliad XV .378-387). When the Trojans began to shrink back, Apollo was
  - rotect it.
  - is considered
  - he fact that al
  - has no decency
  - is so admir
  - The first example of love that can be found in the “Iliad” is exhibited by Apollo
  - Early in book one, it states
  - forcing them
  - The epic hero
  - Every god has their
  - avoid being disappointed.
  - stands behind
  - the readers’ pity
  - Through rage and slaughter
  - the greatest
  - encourage the warriors daily.
  - character can easily become the hero
  - differences in ancient Greek history from culture today.
  - The qualities that A
  - respect from both aspects.
  - and make him a
  - respectable, a
Blair's EWC Journals: Journal # 12 on 2009-11-29
- people to succeed, I feel it is important to know what you want.
- people
Blair's EWC Journals: Sonnet - Should I Give Up on 2009-11-29
- heterosexual
  - Chris Pierce on 2009-11-29
    
    If you were to shorten this to 'het' then youu would avoid busting the metre.
The_role_of_Apollo_in_the_Iliad.pdf - Google Docs on 2009-11-27
The_role_of_Apollo_in_the_Iliad - Google Docs on 2009-11-27
- the “Iliad”