Jim Smiley acted differently when a stranger asked him about Dan'l Webster because was hoping to convince the stranger to bet on how well Dan'l Webster, Smiley's frog, could jump. This comes from the book, "The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County" by Mark Twain.
Smiley acted indifferently when the stranger asked him about Dan'l Webster, because Smiley was trying to convince the stranger to place a bet on how well Dan'l could jump. "The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County" was written by Mark Twain.
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No, the narrator asked Simon Wheeler about an old friend named Leonidas W. Smiley, not Jim Smiley. Simon Wheeler then proceeded to tell the narrator the story of Jim Smiley and his gambling exploits.
The stranger told Eumaeus a story about how he used to be wealthy and is now a beggar. Feeling pity for the stranger's tale, Eumaeus offered him a cloak to keep warm.
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Daniel Webster asked Edward Stone, a prominent educator and orator, to prepare a speech for him. Webster aimed to articulate his views on important national issues and sought Stone's expertise in crafting a compelling message. This collaboration reflects Webster's dedication to effective communication and his desire to engage the public on critical matters of his time.
When you are asked in an interview what you would do differently when you look back, you are being asked to mention areas you think you should have done better. You can highlight various cases and mention the relevant experience that you have gained that would allow you do things better.
Say "Dad I have a new friend and she/he asked if I could go to there house?"
He didn't quite know why he lied.
most would probably say that they would want to get to know you better first
The narrator's friend suggested he ask Wheeler about Leo Smiley because Wheeler had a close connection to the local community and was likely to have information about Smiley's reputation and activities. Additionally, Wheeler's insights could provide context that the narrator might not have been aware of, helping him understand the complexities surrounding Smiley's character. This recommendation indicated that Wheeler’s perspective would be valuable for the narrator's understanding of the situation.
There not in it they asked for too much money and got fired