The Canterbury Tales were written entirely in D. Iambic pentameter. This means that it has 5 iambic feet per line. The rhyming scheme changes from situation to situation.
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which one there are few sentences
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Siddhartha returned to an earlier stage of life when he decided not to go after his son, being alone again.
Explanation:
"Siddharta" is a book written by Hermann Hesse. This book is inspired by the teachings of Buddha Siddhartha Gautama and brings topics such as the human search for emotional control, the encounter of the spiritual dimension and stability of the human mind.
In the book Siddharta is a young man very wise and admired by people, but he feels unhappy because he cannot find spiritual fulfillment, he becomes a disciple of Buddha and learns that this fullness comes with the experiences and the way we deal with them. With that, he decides to follow his destiny and have his own experiences.
Over the years, and after a long time alone, Siddharta is presented with a son. However, father and son were never very close and his son decides to leave, which makes Siddharta very sad and spiritually agonized, but after reflecting he decides not to go after his son and regress to the previous stage of life.
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b. a quotation from a man showing his support for women's equal education.
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Mary Wollstonecraft was an English writer and advocate of women's rights. She had wrote many books and articles to promote education among yound girls. She believed that achieving higher education can save girls from the mercy of men. The people will not be able to take unfair advantage from making a girl fool as she would have knowledge to understand different behavior of the people.
