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This occurs very early in the book (one of the first few chapters, I believe), and it happens when Elizabeth is talking to Charlotte about how Jane seems to be very in love with Mr. Bingley, but she is hiding it very well. To this, Charlotte says that she should not conceal it too well, or Mr. Bingley may lose interest in pursuing her (thinking that she does not feel the way he does about her).
Answer:
Immigration brings hope and challenges.
Explanation:
Poems usually talk about emotional aspects of life. <u>They will likely depict the personal experiences and feelings of the individuals, and make the narrative explaining and poetically understanding them.</u>
Therefore, the poem about immigration will likely talk about the sentiments of the journey, challenges, and life of the immigrant. It can tell both about good and bad aspects, the hard things through which immigrants go through (language, new country, new people, bureaucracy, etc.), as well as the hopes, dreams, and new opportunities (new job, exciting places, better life, etc.)
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<u>Similes:</u>
1. After school, I was <u>as</u> busy <u>as</u> a bee.
2. The diamond was as hard as a rock.
<u>Metaphors:</u>
1. The world is a stage
2. You have a heart of a lion.
Answer:
I think there are a couple of reasons why some people have a difficult time reading classic books; vocabulary has changed, and naturally so have the times. This makes it hard for readers to understand or relate to a story, and therefore they're not interested in reading.
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