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I have a bad habit of that I get angry very easy so I have to fix it by controlling myself and not letting anyone controlling me and I will not be angry any more I hope that.
now I have fixed my problem very much no it angry only on my younger brother not anyone else but if anyone misbehaves then I get angry very easily
Answer:
B
Explanation:
"From luxury to necessity"
Answer:
under
Explanation:
Your standing on the ground so your the ground is under your feet.
Answer:
the Lotus, or you lose your hope of home.
hope it helps u
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Set in an upper-middle-class household in contemporary Vienna, where life revolves around the arts and the artistically pretentious, Holzfallen (woodcutting) focuses on a dinner party given for an actor of the prestigious Burgtheater. The actor’s late arrival, after the evening’s performance, delays the beginning of the actual meal until past midnight. Up to this midpoint in the novel, the narrator, a writer, observes the empty social chatter and ruminates on his past ties to the people around him from the vantage point of a comfortable chair at the outer edge of the activities. He ponders the circumstances which several days earlier brought him into renewed contact with his host and hostess, the Auersbergers, former friends whom he had abandoned twenty years ago.He learned of the suicide of Joana, a mutual friend from their past, he met the Auersbergers by accident on the street. In a state of emotional confusion, he accepted their invitation to the dinner party—despite the long estrangement and his declared loathing of them.<span>The party itself takes place on the evening following Joana’s burial, almost all the guests still dressed in black.
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His failure to refuse the Auersbergers’ invitation becomes a core question that he poses to himself over and over, each time adding associations that gradually accrete to form a larger, more detailed picture of their common past. This past had its roots thirty-five years before, following the narrator’s graduation from the Mozarteum, an academy of music and the arts in Salzburg.<span>With Herr Auersberger accompanying him on the piano, he spent entire afternoons and evenings singing the classical repertories of Italian, German, and English arias and lieder.
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