Answer: The baby woke up while I was vacuuming the hall.
Answer:
By Being a Boxer
Explanation:
He used these words Float like a butterfly,sting like a bee.
I think perhaps the quote is referring to the fact that we don't always gain recognition for our actions? Someone of equal status and beliefs could stumble upon the lottery of life just by simply being there, or an error, while we remain unrecognized and alone? <span />
Answer:
The reader feels <u>anxiety and fear </u>during the story when each new cat is bigger than the last one.
The reader feels <u>relief and humor</u> when Martin speaks and runs out the door with a chair stuck to his backside.
Answer:
Mrs. Mallard first cries in Chopin's "The Story of an Hour," at the news of the death of her husband: she did not hear the story like many women heard the same, with a paralyzed reluctance to accept its meaning. At once, she wept, unexpectedly, wildly lost, in her sister's embrace.
Explanation:
The response of Mrs. Mallard to the news of the death of her husband is that of a woman released from a lengthy jail sentence. She is shocked by silent disbelief, overwhelmed by emotion, hit by a feeling of relief that she is released from the marriage burden.
