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<span>1. Lovers dream of: love
2. Courtiers (first mention) dream of: curtsies
3. Lawyers dream of: fees
4. Ladies dream of: kisses
5. Courtiers (second mention) dream of: fees
6. A parson dreams of: benefits or money
7. A soldier dreams of: war
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Queen Mab is sometimes considered old-english for 'prostitute' here's where Shakespeare plays with his puns. In this case "Queen Mab" is the head fairy and brings BOTH good dreams and nightmares.
Now even the darkness is fading,
She no longer fights, only waiting.
He draws in his own breath to spite her,
She won't leave him this time, he's sure.
-Emily Martin
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Answer:
Ellipsis.
Explanation:
because ellipsis is a literary resource that consists in the omission or deletion of part of the content of a sentence, which, although grammatically necessary, is implicit in the context. That is called elliptical construction.
It can also be used as a narrative resource, insofar as important portions of the content of a work are omitted (a novel, for example, or a movie), so that the reader can deduce or infer them from what is said.
Answer:
Samuel de Champlain was a French explorer and cartographer best known for establishing and governing the settlements of New France and the city of Quebec. He accompished the founding of Quebec and consolidation of French colonies. He also made important explorations of what is now northern New York, the Ottawa River, and the eastern Great Lakes.
Explanation: I hope that helps I tried.
<span>Combining dazzling speculation with a profoundly humanist vision, this astounding alternate history tale presents a dramatic encounter with destiny wrapped around a simple yet provocative premise: the terrifying question of what might have happened if the fateful flight over Hiroshima had gone a bit differently. An extensive interview with the author, offering insight into his fiction and philosophies, is also included.
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