Voltaire's existence in the wake of death is mind-boggling, his notoriety changing with progressive administrations.
The French revolution thought back to him as a courageous antecedent of its battle, and in 1791, his remaining parts were taken back to Paris and with extraordinary celebration, put in the Panthéon.
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The correct options is A)
Explanation:
Oliver Farnsworth via his secretary had called to cancel his attendance. After Mrs. Pringle received this news she cut off the line in anger not hearing what was to follow. She transfers aggression from the disappointment to her daughter Elaine and Dunham her servant.
Somewhere in the middle of the story, two more invitees drop out of the list. The climax of the story plays out with the Prince of Wales and his bodyguard in attendance, in place of Mr. Oliver Farnsworth.
Cheers!
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im just gonna use this for free points-
Explanation:
Answer:
1. Soliloquy - extended speech by one character alone on stage (in a soliloquy, the speaker isn't addressing <em>anyone.</em> It's as if time pauses for the speaker to say their thoughts alone. Mostly towards one<em>self</em>.<em> </em>Also, soliloquy comes from "solus" = alone, and "loqui" = to speak)
2. Aside - lines spoken by one character that aren't heard by other characters (like talking to the audience/4th wall break)
3. Sonnet - poetic form with 14 lines in a defined structure & strict rhyme scheme (Usually done by Shakespeare)
4. Monologue - extended speech by one character speaking in the presence of others. (in a monologue, the speaker is usually addressing others in a long-winded manner[whether audience or other characters])
5. Iambic Parameter - form of poetry with ten syllables per line in an unstressed/stressed pattern
