Lowell uses a simile in the second and third line: “The world beats dead / Like a slackened drum.”
There are some Laws in The British province that are weird according to specialist of this subject, they are:
1) <span>It is illegal to carry a plank along a pavement
2) </span><span>It is illegal to die in parliament.
3) </span><span>It is illegal not to carry out at least two hours of longbow practice a week
</span>4) <span>It is illegal to beat or shake any carpet or rug in any street.
5) </span><span>It is illegal to be drunk on licensed premises
6) </span><span>It is illegal to be drunk in charge of a horse
7) </span><span>It is illegal to eat mince pies on Christmas Day
8) </span><span>It is illegal to jump the queue in the tube ticket hall
9) </span><span>It is illegal to destroy or deface money.
10) </span><span>It is illegal to place a stamp of the Queen upside down on a letter
Hope this helps!</span>
The author conveys her viewpoint that the scientist, John Hechtel, is concerned about bear conservation by relaying how John says that more information is needed about bears and their behavior to protect them and their habitats.
The author depicts Hechtel's life work as an important part of the effort to protect North American black bears. After describing the potentially controversial aspects of his job (how he tracks and tranquilizes the bears), Quinlan chose to write down a lengthy quote by the scientist himself to explain why he is doing this data-collecting work. This indicates that she shares or supports his concerns about bear preservation, because she conveyed it using Hechtel's own words.
