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    A Dill Pickle by Katherine Mansfield represents the women’s pursuit of independence through loneliness. Mansfield captures real-life stories, not ones fabricated to appeal to the masses. This story takes place in a café, a couple meets again after 6 years apart. Their meeting emphasizes the women (Vera’s) cynical look on love and her sensitive personality. The man exudes arrogance and has a way with words. The differences between the two characters highlight the divergence of their love and the lack

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    hope to understand more about not only the reader but themselves. Relatable characters can be vital in literature as it makes the reader feel that their novel or short story could actually take place. In Katherine Mansfield’s short story, “A Dill Pickle”, a run in at a cafe between two old lovers is filled with vacillation. Readers can feel themselves identify with the protagonist, Vera, as she endures a well known uncomfortable situation. During the realization of lost love, with the aid of literary

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    In this essay i will be explaining how Italy, pickles, love, Dylan O’brien, and Chris Evans are all related. Do you know where Italy is located? Italy is a boot shaped country, there are several small islands that make up Italy, the population of Italy is 61,680,122. The largest city in Italy is Rome. Italy has a republican government,

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    Essay On Pickle Fest

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    I’m going to write about the pickle fest. I’m going to answer who built it, when it was built, where it was started, and many more. The Goldsmith Pickle Bought and started it in 1945 in Atkins Arkansas. The Goldsmith Pickle Company invested in a seventy-five thousand dollars to build and equip pickle plants. Many towns people raised and additional fifth-teen thousand dollars to build and equip the plants. The People for Better Atkins organization started the pickle fest celebration in 1992. In 1945

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    Julius Caesar Pickles

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    Historians believe that the English word "pickle" comes from the Dutch word "pekel" or the German word "pokel," both of which refer to the brining aspect of pickling. Humans have been pickling foods for much longer than any of those words have been in use. In fact, some of the earliest evidence of food being pickled comes from the ancient Mesopotamians around 2030 BC. It was then that people from India brought cucumber seeds to the Tigris valley. Pickles were similarly beloved by the Ancient Egyptians

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    she had a jar of pickles in the back of her refrigerator. It has been sitting in there for a few months now and every time she would open the door the pickle would be screaming inside of the jar hey lady did you forget about I have been sitting in the refrigerator for months now. The pickle would yell that every time the door to the refrigerator was opened. The pickle was getting really lonely sitting there in the bottom of the pickle jar by itself it didn’t have any other pickle friends that he could

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    The passage from The Adventures of Peregrine Pickle by Tobias Smollett explores the overwhelming love of a brother and a lover as well as the other emotions that come with that love as they fight with words and sword over their love, Emilia. Mr. Pickle is in love with Emilia and is speaking with Godfrey Gauntlet who is the brother of Emilia. Through the strong dialogue between characters and the pacing of their battles, time is given to build up stronger characters and inform us of the deeper emotions

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    Pickles Research Paper

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    nothing more comforting than a fine spiced pickle, brought up trout-like from the sparkling depths of the aromatic jar below the stairs of Aunt Sally's cellar." So what is so special about a pickle? It is a very common side dish in many recipes around the world. But a fact that very few people in the world know is that pickles have been used since time immemorial and many historic figures, including Cleopatra, George Washington and Julius Caesar, liked pickles. As pickling is a process of preserving

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    While pickles may have been rumored to cause stomach cancers and cases of high blood sugar, in the long run, pickles could be what is keeping you up and running. To understand how pickels effect you, you have to understand where they came from. The green goddesses date back about 4,030 years ago and are believed to have originated from India. Pickles go way back, so why are people just now being concerned about eating them? Personally I believe that pickles have many health benefits such as giving

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    A Pickle: A Short Story

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    they did. Mayonnaise was in the back refrigerator, but pickles were another story. I had no idea where to look for more pickles. I remembered being told to always look underneath or in the fridge, but what happened when there were not any in either? I do not like asking for help because it makes me feel useless and stupid. I eventually had to ask anyway because a customer asked for extra pickles. “Guys, do you know where there are more pickles?” I tried to yell over the sound of the fryers going

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