"The Rocking-Horse Winner" When Paul asked his mother why their family was in such a bad financial situation, the mother replied that her husband, Paul's father, "had no luck", and that consequently made her "unlucky" as well. Do you not agree that "Luck" was the only thing that millions of peopl...

JOHN PAUL JONESJohn Paul Jones was born on July 6, 1747 right near Kirkcudbright Scotland. He was the first American naval hero. When he said his famous words, "I have not yet begun to fight"; they became famous throughout the world. When John was only 12, he signed to learn an apprenticeship of a t...

Listen carefully so you can hear, Of the memorable ride of Paul Revere. It happened on the eighteenth of April in 1775, But no one is alive that can tell you exactly what happened. He asked his friend to warn him of the British, By hanging a light in the church belfry tower. He asked...

Paul Cezanne's Mont Saint Victoire and Sonia Delaunay's Electric Prisms seem to bequite different. Electric Prisms is a painting of shape and color. These shapes areabstract. Mont Sainte Victoire is a painting of a mountain, a sky and a valley. MontSaint Victoire and Electric Prisms are really s...

Stephen King wrote The Green Mile. The Green Mile comes in either the series or one big book. There are six books in the series. The names are 1. The two dead girls. 2. The mouse on the mile. 3. Coffey's hands. 4. The bad death of Eduard Delacroix. 5. Night journey. 6. Coffey on the mi...

Thank God for the spring flowers, she said, and thank God for the gardenthat was behind her house, filled with beautiful, colorsonly the beginning of the season, but still in ravishing bloom.Thank God she was here, she said,admiring the magnificent view, the garden, and thanksfor the balcony beyond...

C.H. Sisson -born in Bristol in 1914-very distinguished poet-in 1993 was made a Companion of Honour for services to literature -Carcanet published all his poems, translations and prose writings -abandoned the writing of poetry at age of twenty -started again eight or nine years later on battleship ...

CROSS THAT LINEPaul Robeson stoodon the northern border of the USAand sang into Canadawhere a vast audiencesat on folding chairswaiting to hear him.He sang into Canada.His voice left the USAwhen his body was not allowedto cross that line.Remind us again, brave friend!What countries may we sing into?...