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we each sing a song in turn.
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John was saying by his words that he thought of her sometimes but he wouldn't dare try to go after her again. His tone was kind of rude and I say this because he literally said "I'll cut off my hand."
Abigail was saying for them not to speak another word about anything or she would pretty much kill them with a knife in the dead of night. Her tone wasn't nearly as nice as John meant his. The words used to say this was "I will come to you in the black of some terrible night and I will bring a pointy reckoning that will shudder you."
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Samuel Taylor Coleridge's work differ from William Wordsworth's in that <span>Coleridge's poems tend to be set in exotic locations while Wordsworth's do not.</span>
You are trying to find the radius so 10 (3.14) the radius.
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Rumors and reality
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The fact that Daisy insists on believing the rumors of Nick's engagement despite his denial suggests a conflict between rumors and reality. This is an important theme in <em>The Great Gatsby</em>, as the author emphasizes the fact that this time period, and this place, was extremely focused on appearance. People valued appearances more than reality. Rumors, gossip and reputations were more valuable than facts. Moreover, people like Daisy, who are more involved in that world, would be more likely to believe them than someone like Nick, who is more of an outsider.
