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Kate Barlow was the worst outlaw in Green Lake.

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Yes it was.

The limerick has a long and complex history - it is possible that it originates in Late Empire Roman funerary inscriptions. It became a popular form in English mainstream writing after its adoption by Edward Lear from 1845 on.

Lear was untypical of limericists - his limericks nearly always repeated the first line as line five, and they were never scatalogical or risqué.

The most important writer on the limerich after Lear is probably Gershon Legman. In the 1940s Legman wrote a series of articles re-popularising 'rude' limericks (which had never gone away) - but that is a little after your date.

I suppose the simple answer to your question is that the limerick in 1930 was pretty much the way it was in 1830, and is still: a rather old-fashioned folkstyle of poem which is especially good at being naughty, but can be used for genteel wit by a skillful practicioner.

People as resource is a way of referring to a country's working people in terms of their existing productive skills and abilities.

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There are many stories throughout Western mythology that involve an evil dragon being slain. Beowulf describes Fafnir's defeat and the Hobbit series details Smaug's demise, for example.

Fiction can be anything you want. You can have make-believe characters, names, creatures... the sky is the limit! (unless there is no sky) Basically, fiction comes in many forms. There is historical fiction, just pure fiction, fact-fiction, etc. Fiction usually contains things that are not true. You could always take an event that actually happened, but write it from a point of view that either wasn't there or couldn't tell the story. For example, I am writing a book about medieval times. However, none of the characters are real or were real. I include mythical creatures and bonds between people that do not exist. Fiction is basically anything not true or only partly true. Nonfiction can only be written if everything is the truth, so fiction is anything just a little bit less than true to totally false.

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Love in the Cornhusks is a short story by Aida Rivera Ford. She is a Filipino writer who received an English degree at Silliman University.

Bethany Hamilton wrote the book "Soul Surfer" which was later adapted into a film. If you found out about Bethany through the movie, I would definitely recommend you read the book as well. You would be surprised at how much was changed and left out. Other than that, I can't think of any book specifically about her that jumps to mind. But that doesn't necessarily mean there aren't out there. Happy Hunting!

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yes. The first is H.I.V.E- Higher Institute of Villianous Education. The second is H.I.V.E- The Overlord Protocol. I am assuming you mean this series.

Read the book.

Roger Cole killed Amanda Cole because Roger wanted to have the horses and stable to himself.

Little Woman

For that quote I used " The Crucible by Arthur Miller"

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Ebay searches for encyclopedias of comparable age resulted in books from 99 cents to $17. A specialist could be more precise.

No his father never forgives him for telling the secret. David thinks he is at a bar getting wasted.

Tom reacts to his wife's disappearance by being grateful to the Devil. He is happy that the Devil came and took her away.

I have read Wings and Spells and I think if you enjoyed those, you should read The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins

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Little women by L.M Alcott

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Girl Woman Other by Bernadine Evaristo