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<description> I loved reading the Devil&apos;s Dictionary! You know it doesn&apos;t get any juicier than when the introduction to reading something tells you to proceed at your own risk because the material consists of racist, sexist, nationalist and offensive information....</description>
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<description> Out of all of the Native American Literature that we have read, I enjoyed The Creation of the Whites the most. I did a random web search on the title of this short story, and reallys started to think...</description>
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<description> The Girl of the Golden West When I looked into David Belasco&apos;s &quot;The Girl of the Golden West&quot;, I saw that it had been regarded as a melodrama. So, when seeing this, I decided to look a little bit...</description>
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<description> If any of you know, I am a Poe fan, however, I have never really gotten into The Raven. It&apos;s not because I don&apos;t like the poem, it was always basically because I didn&apos;t really understand it. I never...</description>
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<description>Well, now that we are done reading the Scarlet Letter, and I have only blogged one initial response, I&apos;d like to expand a bit. Originally, I disliked the novel. It seemed bland, dry and tedious. I can honestly say that...</description>
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<description>After reading Melville&apos;s Bartleby, I fell in love with this short story. Since we&apos;ve been assigned to read it, which was some time ago, I have found myself reading it just for my own enjoyment. I find this story absolutely...</description>
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<description>After reading Melville&apos;s Bartleby, I fell in love with this short story. Since we&apos;ve been assigned to read it, which was some time ago, I have found myself reading it just for my own enjoyment. I find this story absolutely...</description>
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<description>Bartleby, was to me, portrayed as a rather humorous character. Was he just being a jerk or was something really wrong with him? I understand that he died in the end and Melville tried to offer some sort of explanation,...</description>
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