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Scrap Book Project – Boy Scouts (1)
The Boy Scouts movement began in 1907 when Robert Baden-Powell, a Lieutenant General in the British Army, who had served in India and Africa in the 1880s and 1890s, published ‘Scouting for Boys’ and h… more →
Age of Innocence
The Writers I Have Been...
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wrote 1 day ago: I cannot sleep and so I am writing a post. Lets see if I finish it in one night or not. Throughout … more →
Age of Innocence
wrote 3 days ago: I had no business been there, but went all the same. I had no reason to defy the warning signals, bu … more →
The Deaf, Blind and Mute
wrote 5 days ago: Love is blindness. And blinding. How far will you go for a glance? How far would you go to hear a vo … more →
#48 The Age of Innocence, Edith Wharton
wrote 1 week ago: (Photo credit: Wikipedia) This novel ever so politely points out to you that you might think you lik … more →
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Use of architectural imagery, furniture, portraits and enclosure to study themes in Age of Innocence
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Use of images to study Age of Innocence
wrote 1 week ago: How to study Age of Innocence Use of imagery to suggest themes such as the study of social classes, … more →
Quote Of The Week Challenge 3
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wrote 2 weeks ago: “There are two ways of spreading light: to be the candle or the mirror that reflects it. … more →
Gone Women - Gillian Flynn and Edith Wharton
wrote 2 weeks ago: There are I suppose a few people Left who have not read “Gone Girl” by Gillian Flynn. Un … more →
Age of Innocence, Edith Wharton
wrote 3 weeks ago: Age of innocence, is a book written by Edith Wharton and i just finished reading. The book is not th … more →
Crusin' With 'American Graffiti' Down the Years
wrote 3 weeks ago: David Cohea George Lucas’s American Graffiti (1974) perfectly captures the moment between adol … more →
Too Many Books...
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wrote 3 weeks ago: I finished my manuscript, and the joy of a little free time is making me giddy! But even though I … more →
Examine the importance of Newland Archer Chapters 1-4
wrote 3 weeks ago: Examine the importance of Newland Archer in Chapters 1-4. Wharton presents Newland Archer as a man w … more →
A random thought for today: In The Age
wrote 1 month ago: A random thought for today: In The Age of Innocence, I’m positive that Newland Archer’s … more →
Invisible threads are....
wrote 1 month ago: the strongest kind ~ F. Nietzche … more →
1920s in Women's Rights
wrote 1 month ago: I am a podcast junky. I have to listen to podcasts everywhere I go, and I consume audio media like i … more →
The Age of Innocence
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wrote 1 month ago: I’m sure I’m not alone in my belief that the theft of innocence comes all too soon for m … more →
Old Money Gal: Edith Wharton
wrote 1 month ago: Edith Wharton was born into wealth and privilege. Her father, George Frederic Jones, was a descendan … more →
Gratitude.....
wrote 2 months ago: Remembering someone else is happy with less than what you have. 1946 … more →
