<span>B. Abraham Lincoln
Mildred Meigs, in a poem about Lincoln, describes Lincoln's upbringing in terms of his "backwoods common sense". She mentions how he learned all he did in the woods, that his life was very simple and how he grew into such an important and courageous man.</span>
Answer:
Are you in the right place?
Your honesty, even though it is a little late, is honorable.
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Have you ever been bullied to tears?
Yeah I've been into this, not once, not twice but infinite number of times. People will always judge you if you're trapped in an incident or may be in a tragedy. They'll drag you down to the mud where you can just try to escape but the patches are always there on your body.
I hanged out with lot of boys, some seniors, some classmates. And my intention is and was totally transparent carrying a pure friendship with them and so were their's as I assumed so. Sometimes it turned out into more than a friendship making you lose the reputation in your own eyes. But no one can read anyone's mind. I've had been tagged with number of boys since I was a teenager. People talked or gossiped about my character. They still define me as a person who I am not. I'd always tried to figure it out. But alas! Nothing worked. ItI heard so many times people indicating me owing a downmarket character.( they used another word). It is and will be my choice of people whom I want to be surrounded with.
I always had found it so embarrassing that people talks behind you. I always found it embarrassing when your people are not yours in front of the world.
I tried on disguising the patches with isolating myself giving it a name of "improving". But you really can't put a cello tape on someone's mouth when you really don't know who they are.
<span>You have to multiple 3.14 time the diameter
3.14*15
47.1
and then add 1
= 48.1 (Its 1 not .1)</span>
