B
because it's an action verb which will not have the direct object receiving the action.
<h3>Synopsis</h3>
Charles was a missionary that influenced 16,000 sea islanders on what they should wear when they attended a divine service. When he passed away, his funeral was packed with family members and they all told each other what a great missionary he was and they hoped that he could have stayed with them for a little longer.
<h3>Burlesque from the text</h3>
I had a death grip on the bright pink handles of my bike, that for the first time were without training wheels. "How will I know when to stop pedaling?" I asked my grandfather, who had put enough gel in his hair that it was practically a helmet. "It'll hit you." Was his only response before he started running behind me to give me a push.
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Answer: The Iliad is about strength and the Odyssey is about cunning
Explanation:
A difference that becomes apparent in the very first lines of the epics. Whereas the Iliad tells the story of the rage of Achilles, the strongest hero in the Greek army, the Odyssey focuses on a “man of twists and turns".
<span>I think that the beast they saw was one of them and the beast being "only us" refers to them as they have become. They were once human but in being trapped for so long alone in the wild they have become the beast. They are no longer just little boys but have reverted to becoming the wild beast within. They have given in to their own animal nature for the sake of their survival.</span>
Isabella was born into slavery in Ulster Country, New York but escaped with her baby in 1826.
she died on November 26th 1883 (omg that is exactly 131 years ago on tomorrow!) at the age of 86.
