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As an animal right activist I witnessed something inhumane and outright disgusting earlier. As I was walking home I saw this horse who was struggling against his bounds trying his hardest to move this heavy cart. The cart was very obviously too heavy for the horse as the horse was in obvious distress and pain. I immediately dialed the number to our towns animal rights organization and told them of the abuse I had just witnessed. I then made sure to take pictures of the incident for if I had to testify against the animal abusers. It amazes and horrifies me the extent people view Animals as nothing but tools to further their personal gain. I hope the abusers end up in jail or at least with a hefty fine and I pray the poor innocent animals will be taken to someone who will love and care for the wonderful creature.
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It's C: Coleridge's sonnet "Work without Hope" differs from the Shakespearean sonnet form in that it contains an unusual rhyme structure.
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