Answer: I'm fairly certain that the answer is (B) At length, Una checked her tears, and, trying to put away her grief, arose, and, remounting her humble steed, set out again to seek her knight.
Explanation: I'm not 100% sure, by any means, but I think that she has resolve when she tries to put away her grief and remounted her steed.
"The prince" was the first book that didn't take politics as something ethical or philosophical. Machiavelli wrote it to Lorenzo di Medici as a "guide" to maintain his power. Ancient philosophers were focused on constucting the ideal state. That means, they mentioned the characteristics of a succesfull monarchy for example, but did not considered the things as they were at that moment. Readers find disturbing the tactics that Machiavelli describes to gain or maintain power as they include making people fear you or destroying your enemies. This book is always resumed with the phrase "The end justifies the means", making it clear that the rulers can do anything to maintain their power.
The controversy is understandable, this books shows how cruel can reality be and how politics scrifice ethics in the name of power. The discussion is still relevant nowadays. How far can politicians go to win an election?
<span>Who was the American artist who painted stormy sea scenes is answer (D) </span>Winslow Homer
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1. <span>B. Has earned the respect of the royal families.
></span>He become an emperor but was forced to abdicate. A decade has passed but he was still treated as the <span>‘Son of Heaven” but was actually a prisoner with true human contact aside from Mrs. Wang, his beloved nurse, Chen Pao-shen, his teacher and Reginald Johnston, his English tutor.
2. </span><span>C. She resents her husband's mannerisms and ability to dismiss her worries so casually.
>She was anxious about what they witnessed that night when the lady who watched over their baby gave birth. She was as if full of guilt when she saw the baby was only wrapped with old newspapers, so she went to get the flannel of the cupboard and swaddled the baby in it. She resent her husband for discussing the horrible thing with his fellow actors, as if it was an amusing incident, while she was full of guilt seeing the baby's birth. She resented him for being so casual on her when she was actually in need of his comforting.
3. </span><span>A. "A man can be surprised to find himself turning involuntarily towards those figures, wearing long silk gowns, which give them such an enticing and alluring shape, and make the observer yearn to uncover the magic and the secrets which lie beneath them.
>The veil is suppose to cover the woman's body but men are very curios thus giving them the thought "what could be there inside veil".</span>
Answer:
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Explanation:
I am not too sure for one
