Whichever answer says that puppies are hard to manage/take a lot of effort to care fore.
Answer:
Opinions are a form of religion.
Explanation:
According to the excerpt from "Self Reliance", Ralph Waldo Emerson describes that in every work of genius, there is usually one idea which came to use but we rejected because we failed to see the genius of it then. Then, when it is brought to life by another, we are forced to take with shame our own opinion from another.
In this excerpt from "Self-Reliance," the idea that Emerson further develops is that opinions are a form of religion.
The way John Proctor sees himself as a sinner after committing adultery with Abigail is one of shame and repentance.
<h3>What happened in The Crucible?</h3>
This refers to the series of actions that occurs which culminate into false allegations and accusations of witchcraft after Abigail sets out to destroy the home and lives of John and Elizabeth Proctor.
Hence, it can be seen that John commits the sin of adultery and the way he feels is shame and remorse and he repents but is unable to tell his wife, but Abigail accuses them of witchcraft.
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<span>Let America rejoice, thy standard rear,
Let the loud trumpet animate to war:
Thy guardian Genius, haste thee on thy way,
To strike whole hosts with terror and dismay.
Happy some land, which all for freedom gave,
Happier the men whom their own virtues save;
Thrice happy we who long attacks have stood,
And swam to Liberty thro’ seas of blood;
The time shall come when strangers rule no more,
Nor cruel mandates vex from Britain’s shore:
When Commerce shall extend her short’ned wing.
And her free freights from every climate bring;
When mighty towns shall flourish free and great.
Vast their dominion, opulent their state:
When one vast cultivated region teems,
From ocean’s edge to Mississippi’s streams;
While each enjoys his vineyard’s peaceful shade,
And even the meanest has no cause to dread;
Such is the life our foes with envy see,
Such is the godlike glory to be free.</span>