can anyone post some notes about the short story of the necklace which was written by Guy de Maupassant?
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I didnt read this story for years, but i know i learned it in school. I might be able to look through my notes later and give you a more detailed response. Here is what i remember:\n\nI just a correction with what General wrote. The women went to a store right away to get a replacement. She did not have enough money, so she made a deal to pay it back slowly. She was indebted for many, many years. The rich lady got back the necklace right away. Years later the poor women met her, and was full of resentment. She told the lady, do you know what you did to me? The lady had no idea. When she told her all about what she did the lady couldnt believe it, she told her it was a fake.\n\nThe story has irony, the poor lady could now get the necklace back, and cash it in and be rich.\nPoint of view is also important to the story because we get to see the anguish the poor lady had. If it would be through the rich lady's eyes we would know all along that it was a fake. In this case it was a surprise.
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It's by David Julien.  Here you go!  http://chantez.online.fr/impression.php?ID=359
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Go to www.sparknotes.com, look up the story, look especially at the section called quotations,  themes, and motifs.
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Try find www.articles.com\nEnter: Prince and the Pauper and Mark Twain\n\nI came up with more than 30 articles.  Some might be helpful.
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go to www.literotica.com
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Try checking out at www.sparknotes.com/literature.This will provide you not only with the date but also the context in which the story is written,a plot overview,a detailed summary and analysis as well as character analysis,while explaining important quotes and proving questions and answers to some of them.\nNever limit urself:the information u would have gathered will help u enormously!
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Try this:\n\nhttp://www.literature.org/authors/voltaire/candide
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I love the novel. The glowing eyes, the 'is it a cat or Erik' mystery, the house on the lake, the torture chamber, the rat catcher, all of it.\n\nIt's a great novel, especially when begun with Gaston Leroux's sworn statement that the whole thing is true.
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try here\nhttp://www.chiots-france.com/Trouver-votre-chiot/Cao%20Fila%20de%20Sao%20Miguel-1.jpg
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You can find a short version of The Fox and the Grapes (Le Renard et les Raisins) at:\n\nhttp://www.lafontaine.net/lesFables/afficheFable.php?id=54
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Being for the benefit of Mr. Kite, the renowned paperback writer, Sexy Sadie felt she simply couldn't refuse to attend the reception. Crossing Penny Lane she spotted Jude. He looked awful!\n"Hey Jude!" she said. "What's up?"\nJude replied, "I heard the news today, oh boy! About Eleanor."\nSadie blinked, then said, "You mean Eleanor Rigby? "\n"Yes," said Jude, "Father Mackenzie says she's leaving home. She's got a ticket to ride somewhere. He says to let it be, but I'm down."\n"Oh Jude," said Sadie. "You mean, she's leaving for another man?"\n"No," said Jude, "For no-one. I told her not to be a day tripper; I told her we can work it out, but she just sighed and said "You can't buy me love!"  Now this boy really feels like the fool on the hill!"\nSadie tried to take his hand, but he pulled away.\n"Oh Jude! Don't let me down! I want to hold your hand, that's all! You know she loves you! Yesterday, I saw her in Strawberry Fields, you know that long and winding road there? She said she loves you!"\n"Ha!" said Jude, as they entered the Banquet Room in Abbey Road, "She's a woman, but based on things we said today, I mean nothing to her! I am the Walrus staring out at sea as the yellow submarine of my dreams sinks below the surface ..."\nSadie handed Jude a double brandy and took a double vodka lime for herself. They watched the band warm up. Sadie groaned when she saw who was playing .... \nJude shook his head and said, "It's been a hard day's night, Sadie. Why can't Eleanor and I just come together?"\n"Well, Jude, you know, life is often just a magical mystery tour." replied Sadie.\n"Sorry to "spoil the party","  a nasty voice sneered.\nSadie looked behind and saw Sergeant Pepper leering at them. His "Lonely Hearts Club Band"  had begun without him, and he was the last person she wanted to meet.\n"Lady Madonna!" she hissed.\n"Now, now, Martha my dear! No need to swear," said the Sergeant. "Please please me and say you'll twist and shout with me while the band plays on?"\n"You know my name!" retaliated Sadie. "And when I dance with you, that's the day the blackbird's singing in the dead of the night!"\n"Oh Sadie, love me, do!" said Sergeant Pepper.\nHe lunged for Sadie.\nSadie cried "Help! I need somebody!"\nJude flung his drink into the Sergeant's eyes and yelled "Get Back!"\nThe Sergeant tried to say something, but then Sadie and Jude were surrounded by bouncers.\nThe biggest one warned Sergeant Pepper. "Hey, you've got to hide your love away!" \nAnother added "From me to you, loser, you can't do that!"\nAs the sergeant was being manually evicted from the premises, he looked over his shoulder and said, "I'll get you! I'll get you all!"\nJude and Sadie left not long after.\nOut in the rain, Jude said to Sadie, "It's always been this kind of "hello - goodbye" thing between us, Sadie but thank you girl. Don't ask me why but I feel fine now."\nSadie walked away with a rubber soul.\nIn the distance, Jude was shouting, "P.S. I love you!"\n"Yeah," thought Sadie, "Like Lucy in the sky with diamonds! Loser! Jerk!"
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jacques_Cousteau \nthis source is usually helpful. try it out
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I am not sure if the information is in there, but you should check out the link, a sort of books database on the internet. However, if you would like a detailed answer you probably should become a member first (Free) and then ask your question again in the forums.\n\nBut you can search first for James Joyce, then from the results you get you click on the name of the author. Under the author you click "Eveline" But there is no review yet.\nSo again, I advise to become a meber and check out the forums
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check out sparknotes.com, thats how i survived my course on dante's literature. good luck.
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An examination of the main character, Meursault, in "The Stranger" by Albert Camus would be excellent.  The book is a quick read, only about 120 pages or so.   One theme of the book deals with people's perceptions and the idea that just because people think something to be true does not make it true.  \n\nMany people judge the guilt of the main character based on certain observations of his behaviour, but none that should factor into his culpability regarding a certain act he commits.    \n\n(If you choose this topic, buy the Cliff Notes to read after you have read the book.  Quite fascinating.)
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try sparknotes.com pinkmonkey.com pinkelephant.com
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This should have all you are looking for:\nhttp://www.antistudy.com/search.php?title=prince+and+the+pauper