Larder means pantry or cupboard for storing food, so it is probably referring to hiding some really good food in the pantry.
Answer: she made a shimmering base and she did it with great care she main action is she bent a wire
Explanation:
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<span>Since she didn't react to any of their past letter, the board of Aldermen of the town send an appointment to the home of Miss Emily Grierson in light of the fact that they need her to pay charges. She doesn't pay any charges on her home and property and they believe that she should. In a past age (in 1894), the leader of the town had said that Miss Emily would not have to pay any. She told them bluntly that she was exempted from taxes and her servant saw them.</span>
Answer:
"She Prepares to Fight": Though past 50 years of age, she is tall and powerful and looks like she would be dangerous if aroused to a point of hatred.
Explanation:
In the play "Trifles," by Susan Glaspell, the second excerpt is unfairly prejudiced against Mrs Hossak. The reason is that she is described as "tall", "powerful" and "dangerous," which indicates that the writer dislikes or distrusts her.
On the other hand, the first article considers Mrs Hossak a possible suspect due to her husband's abusive behavior.
Answer:
safety
Explanation:
The balcony is a place where Pheoby feels safe. It is on the balcony that she can expose her thoughts without fear of judgment, where she can tell the true story about herself and where she is protected from the prejudiced, misogynistic and invasive society with which she has to live.
The balcony is therefore a powerful place, where Pheoby can be herself, without fear of judgment, disadvantage and reprisals.
