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  1. The concept of prose has been used by many scholars to mean different things. Some people use the term to refer to narrative or fictional prose, while others use it to refer to non-fictional prose. It is generally agreed that prose is distinct from poetry and verse. Prose can be defined as the writiRead more

    The concept of prose has been used by many scholars to mean different things. Some people use the term to refer to narrative or fictional prose, while others use it to refer to non-fictional prose.

    It is generally agreed that prose is distinct from poetry and verse. Prose can be defined as the writing of sentences and paragraphs that are grammatically correct. In English, a common distinction is between the use of the passive voice (which is considered to be more formal) and the active voice (which is less formal).

    Many people argue that “prose” includes not only fiction but also journalism, legal documents, and some types of scientific writing. In addition to these definitions, there are many other ways to define prose. Some people say that prose is characterized by the use of dialogue or by the absence of poetry. Other definitions include the idea of simplicity or economy. In a general sense, we can say that prose is less complex than poetry or verse, and it is more direct and direct in its communication. It is not unusual for prose to be short, concise, and clear. It is important to remember that prose was not always considered to be more important than poetry or verse. In the past, many people thought that poetry and verse were the most important forms of literature, and prose was something that was added later.

    However, during the Renaissance and the Enlightenment, prose came to be regarded as the highest form of literary art. Prose can be defined as the writing of sentences and paragraphs that are grammatically correct. The term “prose” was first used in English to refer to the writing of sentences and paragraphs that are grammatically correct. In the early 20th century, the term “prose” came to mean all types of writing except poetry and verse. In this sense, prose includes both fictional and non-fictional prose.

    When we read a novel, we often think of the story as a piece of fiction. In fact, the stories we read may not be completely true. For example, many of us know about the “Iliad,” which is a collection of ancient Greek poems written in the epic genre. Although the “Iliad” is a very famous work, it is not completely true. It was written by one person and told in the first person. It does not have any direct quotations from other people, although it sometimes has indirect quotations from other works. The “Iliad” also contains some mythical elements. These elements make it a good example of fiction. Some people say that “prose” includes not only fiction but also journalism, legal documents, and some types of scientific writing. In addition to these definitions, there are many other ways to define prose. Some people say that prose is characterized by the use of dialogue or by the absence of poetry.

    Other definitions include the idea of simplicity or economy. In a general sense, we can say that prose is less complex than poetry or verse, and it is more direct and direct in its communication. It is not unusual for prose to be short, concise, and clear. It is important to remember that prose was not always considered to be more important than poetry or verse. In the past, many people thought that poetry and verse were the most important forms of literature, and prose was something that was added later.

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    Lucifer better to reign in hell than to serve in heaven

    The phrase “Light Brigade” is used in the poem “The Charge of the Light Brigade” for the British Army who marched to Russia to fight against their forces. The word Brigade means sub-division of the army. Here in the poem, the British Army consisted of 600 soldiers which the poet mentions repeatedlyRead more

    The phrase “Light Brigade” is used in the poem “The Charge of the Light Brigade” for the British Army who marched to Russia to fight against their forces. The word Brigade means sub-division of the army.

    Here in the poem, the British Army consisted of 600 soldiers which the poet mentions repeatedly through out the verses. The word Light has been used for the troops because they were without heavy weapons like cannons and guns.

    The Brigade had only swords which is a Light weapon as compared to the weapons which the Russian Army had.

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  1. As a result of Lamb's lack of marriage and consequent lack of children, the essay is referred to as a "reverie." He developed a fictional picture of a happy conjugal life in the essay, which, when he returns to reality, eventually disintegrates into nothingness and becomes meaningless. To begin withRead more

    As a result of Lamb’s lack of marriage and consequent lack of children, the essay is referred to as a “reverie.” He developed a fictional picture of a happy conjugal life in the essay, which, when he returns to reality, eventually disintegrates into nothingness and becomes meaningless.

    To begin with, what exactly is a reverie in Lamb’s dream children? A reverie is a state of being completely absorbed in one’s thoughts. Generally speaking, this is associated with pleasant daydreaming, but it can also be associated with melancholy. At the heart of this essay are sentiments of fond recollection, longing, and ultimately, sadness. His great-grandmother Field and his uncle John are among the relatives he remembers fondly from his childhood.

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  1. Charles Lamb entitled the essay “Dream Children” because he never married and naturally never became the father of any children. The children he speaks of in the essay were actually the creations of his imagination or fancy.

    Charles Lamb entitled the essay “Dream Children” because he never married and naturally never became the father of any children. The children he speaks of in the essay were actually the creations of his imagination or fancy.

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  1. The major theme of “The Queen of Boxing “is Self Confidence. Throughout the autobiography, Mary Kom has successfully proved herself worth winning the medals, hearts and the fame she got from the world,breaking away all the stereotypes about women’s ability in the field of sports. Not only ability, bRead more

    The major theme of “The Queen of Boxing “is Self Confidence. Throughout the autobiography, Mary Kom has successfully proved herself worth winning the medals, hearts and the fame she got from the world,breaking away all the stereotypes about women’s ability in the field of sports.

    Not only ability, but she also proved that financial problems can only be the hurdles in your path not complete stoppage. Despite the lack of money, she courageously arranged for the required amount for her expenses and not only she asked for help but also returned it back ten times the value of what she borrowed ,with pride and respect.

    The Queen of Boxing Lesson Summary in English

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  1. Humour: In Charles Lamb's essay "Dream Children: A Reverie," he humorously recounts a dream in which he has two children, a boy and a girl, who he imagines are his own. He playfully muses about how the children would look, sound, and act, and how they would bring joy to his life. He imagines how theRead more

    Humour: In Charles Lamb’s essay “Dream Children: A Reverie,” he humorously recounts a dream in which he has two children, a boy and a girl, who he imagines are his own. He playfully muses about how the children would look, sound, and act, and how they would bring joy to his life. He imagines how they would play together and how he would watch them with a “pleasure ever new.”

    Pathos: Lamb also expresses a deep sense of regret and sadness throughout the essay. He realizes that, as a bachelor, he will never have children of his own, and this regret is palpable in his dream. He alludes to this regret when describing how he imagined the children “growing up to be a comfort to me in my age.” The sense of sadness is further amplified when he recounts how he would have to wake up from the dream and realize that the children were not real.

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    Lucifer better to reign in hell than to serve in heaven

    Of Friendship is a philosophical essay concerning the nature of friendship and the effects of the absence of friendship. Bacon lists three virtues of friendship: goodness, utility, and delight. Summing up these virtues, he says that true friendship consists in a man's finding another with whom he caRead more

    Of Friendship is a philosophical essay concerning the nature of friendship and the effects of the absence of friendship. Bacon lists three virtues of friendship: goodness, utility, and delight.

    Summing up these virtues, he says that true friendship consists in a man’s finding another with whom he can delight in doing what is good for its own sake. But in his experience, true friendship is not easy to achieve.

    He goes on to say that even among friends there is often a great deal of unkindness, or at least indifference; and this is because friends do not always perceive each other’s merits as clearly as they perceive their faults. So, it is important for a man to have some means by which he can recognize and reward the efforts of his friends. That is why he has invented money.

    Summary of Of Friendship

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    Lucifer better to reign in hell than to serve in heaven

    The main theme of the essay Of Travel is that travel is a good thing and that it is a good idea to travel. Bacon says that traveling is good for your health and that it is also something that you should consider doing at some point. Finally, he states that you should try to go to many different placRead more

    The main theme of the essay Of Travel is that travel is a good thing and that it is a good idea to travel. Bacon says that traveling is good for your health and that it is also something that you should consider doing at some point. Finally, he states that you should try to go to many different places instead of just one or two places.

    This is because the more places you visit the more likely you are to find something that fits your individual needs. This is also something that you should consider doing at some point.

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    Lucifer better to reign in hell than to serve in heaven

    In simple words, literature is the reflection of society. A writer, poet, dramatist, novelist, prose writer inscribes what he sees around and thus his vision is reflected in his works.

    In simple words, literature is the reflection of society. A writer, poet, dramatist, novelist, prose writer inscribes what he sees around and thus his vision is reflected in his works.

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