How does the mother get to the orphan when there's a river between them?
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Orphans have no parents.
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Either through the placenta or in the birth process when tissues are torn and the baby comes into contact with the mother's blood.
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She is never named, (to my knowledge) but it would have to be Moses' Mother.  The Daughter of Levi.  Because her only priority in life was to save her son.  She was a pretty cool and unselfish Mother!
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The book tells the story of Mary Lennox, a spoiled, contrary orphan, who is sent to live in her uncle's manor in Yorkshire. She is left to herself by her uncle, Mr. Craven, who travels trying to escape from being haunted by the death of his wife, and the only one who has any time for her is the chambermaid Martha. It is Martha who tells Mary about the walled garden, Mrs. Craven's favourite garden, which nobody has seen the inside of since she died; Mr. Craven locked it and buried the key.Exploring the grounds, Mary discovers the key to the secret garden, which has been turned up by a dog digging for moles, then the door. When she is inside the garden, she discovers that although the roses seem lifeless some of the other flowers have survived; she decides to work on the garden herself, but to keep it a secret, in case her uncle should find out and fit another lock for it. Through Martha, she recruits the assistance of Martha's brother Dickon, who is known for being good with plants and wild animals. Dickon begins by providing gardening implements, bought with money Mary gives him, and demonstrating that the roses, though neglected, are not dead. When Mary's uncle visits the house briefly (for the first time since she arrived), Mary asks him if she may have a bit of earth to make a flower garden in, and he agrees.
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cause the river was  a meaning of life\n\n:> peace\n.
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Which one would I save? I would save the one that was the closest to me IN THE WATER. Why? Well while you are going after the one that is the furtherest one way, they may drown before you can get to them, and then when you go and try to get the other one, they have drowned to as you didn't get to them fast enough. So by doing it this way you have lost both. When you could have saved at least the one closest to you in the water.
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From the River's Mouth
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There are sections of the river (in Quebec) where the tides cause the river to flow upstream.  This still happens today.
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Nothing. The river just flows from it. If it has multiple sources or headwaters, however, then the actual river flows from the largest or main source, and is connected to the other headwaters through tributaries.
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The story takes place in Mexico I believe that she is in some river there and she drowns little children. I dont remeber the rest I was in second grade. I am 27 now
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The main parts of a river include a channel, in which the water flows, and a floodplain—a flat region of a valley on either side of the channel. Through the channel and floodplain, water and sediment—material transported by the river, such as sand and silt—are transferred from ridges and mountains to the sea or to a lake. A river starts on hillsides as small channels, or rills. The rills combine to make larger channels or tributaries that eventually come together, forming distinct streams. The largest channels formed by this convergence of tributaries are rivers, and they can carry large quantities of fresh water and sediment across continents.
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to get food and water
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You need to g to the log cabin and look at the books on the shelf, check out the one with the same thing on the spine as the box and that is where you will get your answer. After you cross the river you click on the tree to find your destintion then click on thetruck. then you will aget a map and it will take you to the log cabin.
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There's a Buddhist anecdote about a man searching\nfor the monastery. He comes to a river with no apparent\nbridges in sight. So he yells to a Buddhist monk who is on the\nother side. "How do I get to the other side of the river?".\nThe monk yells back, "you are on the other side".\n  You just had a Buddhist revelation.
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to catch her beloved one on the other side..
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She lands 0.7332 miles from the point on the shore which is 2 miles from the boat(call this point A) Note: the point where she should land (call it B) does not depend on the distance to the village but only upon the relative speeds of walking and rowing.\nLet x be the angle from the perpendicular she heads towards the shore and d be the distance in miles that the boat will travel at this angle, then 2/d = cosx and so d = 2/cosx miles.The amount of time taken to go this distance is d/2mph =1/cosx hrs.\nShe will land at point B that is y miles from point A and y/d = sinx so y = d*sinx = 2sinx/cosx miles.\nIf the distance to the village is D then she will have to walk D-2sins/cosx miles to the village. This will take her (D-2sinx/cosx)/5 hrs\nThe total time,t , taken is therefore\n\nt = (1/cosx +(D-2sinx/cosx)/5) hrs \n\ndt/dx = (secx*tanx) -(2/5)sec^2(x) \n\n= secx(tanx-(2/5)secx)\n\nSince secx is never 0, the derivative will be 0 when tanx = 2/5*secx, which is true when sinx = 2/5 and cosx=0.917\n\nSo y = 2sinx/cosx = 0.7332 miles from point on the shore closest to the boat.
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Um...  Well...\n\nIf you follow the river to the big tree, but not the oak tree, the big MAPLE tree, then you take a left and follow the animal trail (not the people trail) up the side of the hill and down the other side, when you come to a fork in your path, a real silverware fork, then veer right and take about twenty paces (give or take 3 or 4) then wave your hands in the air and shout some gibberish that sounds like magic words, Dragon will come pick you up help you get un-lost.