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~The World on the Turtles Back
- A sky women falls through a hole onto a turtle, and uses dirt to make land, has a baby. that girl gets pregnant from arrows and has twins, but angry armpit baby killed her. Good baby killed evil baby and made night, then decapitated grandma and made the moon.
~This Newly Created World
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By Jonathan Edwards, whom used metaphors and terror to drive fear into sinners and prevent sinning.
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Benjamin Franklin's book of aphorisms
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Written by Patrick Henry to persuade people to fight against the crown
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Thomas Paine: political writing criticizing all who do not fight against the crown.
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~from the Interesting Narrative of the Life of Olaudah Equiano
- a slave boy is tanken from his home and transfered on a ship to America. On the ship he witnesses the terrors of the slave trade, full of death and pain. -
Do I have to explain to you?
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An emerson story about the connection between nature, god, and humankind, and the effects of each other throughout nature.
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Edgar Allen Poe, dude went crazy in his friends house, and there was like a ghost, and then a sharknornado ate the house.
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Spoilers: the raven is a symbolic metaphor for the guilt and emotions that Poe has for his lost love, Lenore, nevermore.
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A Thoreau story about civil relations against laws and the government, and how citizens should react to these.
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Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, The Tide Rises, the Tide Falls
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A story by Thoreau about living in isolation in a wooded area with a pond.
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Book by Mark Twain, the adventures of a boy who runs away with his slave fried Jim. Comedy and adventure insues
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A story by Emerson about finding your inner self, and following your beliefs.
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Written by Arthur Miller; Buncha' witches in salem and the heartfelt finding of goodness within the heart of a sinful farmer.