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    another room, while Krish was waiting he grabbed his stone and started to inspect it further, he saw that the stone had turned back into the dark crimson, and it was warm to the touch,” What is the stone, and what is it for?” Krish thought. Tulbur walked back into the room and said, “Bring it here son” Krish brought the stone to Tulbur and the old man started to inspect it, Tulbur brought out many instruments and did many things with the stone, Krish was very fascinated with what Tulbur was doing

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    before washing against the riverbank. Gathering two stones, she ran her hands over them, but dropped them without interest. Since midnight, muddled thoughts had left her with a gnashing migraine that tore open flesh and shook meat from the bone. As before, the murky river held her glare without

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    When writing, authors use various writing techniques and devices to better their story. From onomatopoeia, and similes, to mood and setting, these devices are what make the stories we read astounding. Atmosphere specifically is imperative to a great writing piece as it is prevalent throughout the entire story. From the first three words to the last three words, the reader is focused on the mood they are interpreting from the storyline. In “The Lottery” written by Shirley Jackson, the mood is what

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    Cut-and-Chip Test Ohio Northern University May, 2016 – July, 2016 Background: Cut-and-chip is a phenomena in tires that manifests itself primarily from prolonged off-road use. As the tires are used off-road, the tread compound will be cut by rocks and eventually large pieces of the tread rubber are chipped off. Current tests involve manufacturing a series of test tires and sending them to a test track in Texas. The tires are then run on a controlled gravel road. Each set of tires is run for 1000

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    fun contest is expected and what actually occurs is something barbaric and murderous. (Quotes: “They stood together away from the pile of stones in the corner and their jokes were quiet…”[pg148] “Tessie Hutchinson was in the middle of a clear spot by now, and she held her hands out desperately as the villagers moved in on her, ‘It isn’t fair,’ she said. A stone hit her on the side of the head…”[pg 155] ) 6) The lottery itself is symbolic of the paradox of the human psyche between compassion on one

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    and positioned that it is the most intriguing ancient site on the planet. Individuals such as Giorgio A. Tsoukalos and Philip Coppens are featured on the segment Ancient Aliens - Season 4 Episode 6 - The Mystery Of Puma Punku makes claims that the stone masonry is so intricate, precise and sophisticated that there must have been help from extraterrestrial beings that

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    A brief (not really) rundown of the storyline: This is not how the story progresses chronologically or chapterly, but merely how I decided to organize things based off of how the chapters fit together and what I am choosing to ignore for brevities sake. You/Essun come home to find your youngest son dead, killed by your husband, Jija. You, your son (Uche), and your daughter (Nassun), are all Orogenes, informally and offensively referred to as roggas. Orogenes are people who can control seismic

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    Essay On The Dark Sword

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    The dim moonlight shone through the windows, giving life to the dancing shadows on the cold stone floors. A small, lithe figure clad in head-to-toe black, and armed to the teeth strode upon them. The only sound she made was the faint scuffle of her boots on the frigid flagstone floor. She moved with a purpose, striding down the halls in the shadows, watching for any approaching figures that might alert the sleeping castle to her presence. She slowly rounded the corner, still shrouded in the shadows

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    back about a dozen rock friends, just like he did this morning. As Steven was walking, he found a beautiful, shiny, bright green Petoskey Stone. He did not have one in his collection, so he decided to take it home with him. Little did he know that in a few hours , this rock would change his life forever. Legend says, that whoever holds the “magical” Petoskey Stone takes a very unexpected trip everyday at noon. This trip starts their life everyday, and then one day ends it in a heartbeat. This rock

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    AMULET Once upon a time there lived a family who were returning from a ceremony on a curvy mountain route. In the car, the family was chatting very loudly. Suddenly the father was distracted and didn’t notice a sharp turn in the road. The car flipped and drove off the mountain, as the family screamed. Emily, the daughter in the family noticed that her father was unconscious. She started waking up her father, but he was the same. She called her mother to see what happened to her father. Then she

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