Answer:
We certainly think that if God ever direct our hearts to consideration of marriage we shall never accept or choose any absent husband how powerful and wealthy a Prince soever.
Explanation:
The sentence from Response to Erik of Sweden that best summarizes Queen Elizabeth's purpose for writing the
letter is option D.
According to Queen Elizabeth's letter, she was worried and unhappy that her husband was never around as he was always attending to matters of state and had little time for her. She felt that a husband should always be available to his wife and family, no matter how powerful he is or his position in government.
Answer:
Metaphor – the author uses death of moth to represent how death applies and controls all species. She applies the life of the moth to that of human life. Woolf creates a beautifully written piece of work that makes a beautiful statement on the impermanence of life. “Again, somehow, one saw life, a pure bead.”
Explanation:
In the novel, Anse is claims he has always been unlucky and bad luck is something he cannot escape. However, the things that happen are the consequences of his ill choices. He claims that he has bad luck when Addie dies, but actually he didn't have money to send him to doctor. Instead of fixing Cash's leg properly, he makes it even worse.
