Answer:Canterbury tales
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''The CANTERBURY TALES can be described as an epic poem and a framed narrative''.
The Canterbury tales was written by an English poet - Geoffrey Chaucer within the years of 1387 and 1400. The Canterbury tales is written in both verse and prose(although, only two tales are written in prose,that is non-poetic) and it comprise of 23 stories; the book tells a pilgrimage story from Southwark, London to Canterbury. The narrator of is Chaucer himself.
The tales in the book '' Canterbury tales'' consist of tales like; The Merchant's Tale, the Miller's tale, the tale of Sir Thopas and so on.
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“Paine's use of hyperbole drew on the reader's emotions by triggering both fear and hope by emphasizing equality. "Ye that oppose independence now, ye know not what ye do; ye are opening a door to eternal tyranny, by keeping vacant the seat of government.”
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<u>B.) collaboration between Gallaudet and Clerc</u>
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Historical sources say that because the Braldwood's refused to share their sign language teaching methods, this led to a collaboration between Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet, an Ameican, and Laurent Clerc, a French man.
This collaboration led to the first permanent school for the deaf to be opened in the United States.