The second man showed religious intolerance by not giving his log to the communal fire. Read summary of The Cold Within
The second man showed religious intolerance by not giving his log to the communal fire.
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The poor had hatred for the rich. He lived in a constant fear of the rich man taking away all that he had, hence, he refused to give his log of wood. On the other hand, the rich man believed that all the wealth in the world should belong to the rich and looked down upon the poor man by not giving hiRead more
The poor had hatred for the rich. He lived in a constant fear of the rich man taking away all that he had, hence, he refused to give his log of wood. On the other hand, the rich man believed that all the wealth in the world should belong to the rich and looked down upon the poor man by not giving his log of wood to the dying fire.
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The rich man was similar to that of the poor man in the sense, out of societal prejudices and class discrimination, both of them held back their log of wood, lest should the other person feel warm and eventually both of them succumbed to their deaths. Read summary of The Cold Within
The rich man was similar to that of the poor man in the sense, out of societal prejudices and class discrimination, both of them held back their log of wood, lest should the other person feel warm and eventually both of them succumbed to their deaths.
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The five other persons in the group referred to the poet were a white person who hates black man, a man who suffered from religious intolerance, a poor man who is envy of the rich, a rich man who did not care for the poor and a black man revengeful of the whites. Read summary of The Cold Within
The five other persons in the group referred to the poet were a white person who hates black man, a man who suffered from religious intolerance, a poor man who is envy of the rich, a rich man who did not care for the poor and a black man revengeful of the whites.
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No the third man was not different from the earlier two. Read summary of The Cold Within
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He thought that the rich was idle as all they cared about was money and has no regards for other, especially the poor who worked hard day and night for a meagre amount. Read summary of The Cold Within
He thought that the rich was idle as all they cared about was money and has no regards for other, especially the poor who worked hard day and night for a meagre amount.
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The third man just “gave his coat a hitch” indicating his discomfort and envy towards the rich man. Read summary of The Cold Within
The third man just “gave his coat a hitch” indicating his discomfort and envy towards the rich man.
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The third man was poor and had hatred and was envious of the rich man. Read summary of The Cold Within
The third man was poor and had hatred and was envious of the rich man.
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He could hurt by not offering his stick to the dying man. Read summary of The Cold Within
The black man saw an opportunity for revenge in this situation by not giving the log of wood to the dying fire, lest should that protect the white man. Read summary of The Cold Within
The black man saw an opportunity for revenge in this situation by not giving the log of wood to the dying fire, lest should that protect the white man.
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