Answer:
Macbeth's hallucinations: In Act 2 scene 1: Macbeth sees a dagger, Act 2 scene 2: Macbeth hears warning voices of sleepless days ahead of him as the murderer of King Duncan. Act 3 scene 4: Macbeth sees Banquo's ghost at the post-coronation banquet.
Explanation:
The central idea which emerges throughout the story is; Choice C; Timing is key to success.
<h3>What central idea emerges throughout the story?</h3>
To mention one of a few textual evidences is;
...If you only had more time at your disposal, I used to say, when he told me of the book...but, I shall be at it every night....
It follows from the textual evidences that the central idea of the passage is as represented in choice C.
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Answer:
Our cricket team played well.
Answer :
As soon as she returns to Washington, Miss Fairchild is likely to tell her acquaintances and friends about Mr. Easton's job.
In O.Henry's short story "Hearts and Hands", Miss Fairchild is really impressed with Mr. Easton when she learns that he has bagged a job as a Marshal at Leavenworth prison. She thinks of him as one of the dashing western heroes who rides, shoots and gets into all kinds of dangers. She wanted to resume her relationship with Mr. Easton when he returned to Washington.
Answer:
D.
Explanation:
The pigeon did something human
