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draw me closer to the shining light
I am stuck in a sticky blackened mess
of bitter regrets
you are the hope in my eyes
the warm fire in a far distance
I'm reaching for comfort
I'm reaching for peace
Some strange wind has swept my bearings
And I slip into uncertainty's mire
Mustering in helplessness
I find no glory upon this test
draw me closer to that dimming light
I'm afraid to lose my sight
There is nothing that I can control
but give up my hold
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Status: Finished
Genre: Poetry
"I slip into uncertainty's mire" What a great line!!
Love this, its awesome. It flows and holds you to the page!
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Thanks Dawn...you know what, I think your work, what you create...I just don't have words for and I'm not blowing air up your arse either, believe me, you've got something that just says 'BAM! ART!' Thank you for your thoughts by the way, it's always welcome :) Have a great weekend!
This has some great imagary, very gripping. my only complaint would be that it gets a little wordy towards the end, and loses the flow. However, it is clearly a piece of expression, and as such you probably didn't care about the flow!
You know ..you could be right, perhaps it is a little wordy towards the end. I've got some time to maybe see if I can mix it up a bit. It just flew out of my head on a random second. Thank you Meth as always for your careful observations, I look forward to what you have to say.
May you find the peace and comfort you seek, by letting go.
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Clive Christian No1 Imperial Jubilee Concentrated Perfume Spray
With the No1 Imperial Jubile Clive Christian pays homage to sixty years of British sovereign Queen Elizabeth II's reign. Self proclaimed as "the world's most expensive perfume", it is a highly concentrated blend with fruity citrus top, Middle Eastern centre and a rich woody base. A little of this goes a long way.
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Grossmith have re-launched their original Baccarat bottles from 1919, only this time they're etched with pure gold. The flacons hold perfume extracts, the purest form of a fragrance, of their most popular blends Hasu-no-Hana (the scent of the Japanese lotus lily), Shem-el-Nessim (a soft, powdery, floral scent) and Phul-Nana (based on a herb and flower garden).
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The looming showdown over uranium mining in WA
Broadcast: 07/04/2006
Reporter: Layla Tucak
REBECCA CARMODY (PRESENTER): If the Labor Party thought it had put the issue of uranium to bed at its State Conference last year, it was sadly mistaken. This week the pressure was on from all directions, mostly from Canberra, to overturn its ban on mining the lucrative resource. The Federal Government has upped the ante. It's now making noises that it will use federal laws to override the state's position, paving the way for exports. Layla Tucak reports on a looming constitutional showdown.
LAYLA TUCAK (REPORTER): Whether it's to do with mining, weapons, or waste uranium is a controversial material and has been for decades - from its connection with nuclear weapons, the anxiety over the Chernobyl disaster and the nuclear waste debate. Now it's back on the agenda in Western Australia, largely due to a potential states rights showdown that's shaping up between Canberra and the Carpenter Government. Unranium's being talked about again because of an increasing demand for it from nations like China and India. That demand has caused a huge jump in the uranium price from around 8 dollars US a pound a few years ago to 58-dollars US. That sort of rise makes it a lot more attractive and together with better technology, all of a sudden it's being called a cleaner/greener alternative to coal. In WA, Labor has effectively banned uranium mining and says it won't happen under its watch.
DR GEOFF GALLOP (PREMIER, NOV 2005): Your State Government has a vision for the future of Western Australia and that's a clean and a cream sorry that is a clean and a green future for Western Australia without any nuclear waste dumps and without uranium exports from Western Australia.
LAYLA TUCAK (REPORTER): But with the increasing demand, and money to be made, there's pressure coming from all sides even the federal Labor party looks set to reposition itself by scrapping its no news mines policy. All of that hasn't bothered Premier Alan Carpenter who filled Geoff Gallop's shoes earlier this year and continues to oppose mining.
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LAYLA TUCAK (REPORTER): But now there's a new twist. Talk of the federal government being able to override states like WA on uranium mining using corporations powers in the same way that it's forced them to accept the new federal industrial relations changes. So, the question is, for how long can Western Australia oppose uranium mining? From that, other questions emerge like what exactly are we witholding and what will be the cost to the state? This week Prime Mininster John Howard signed a deal to supply China with uranium. and it now appears he's leaving the door open for India as well.
While there is enough uranium in the Northern Territory and South Australia to supply that demand for a while, industry experts say it will run out and more mines will need to open to keep the industry going in the future.
COLIN BARNETT (LIBERAL MP): You are like mushrooms on this issue out of date lacking pragmatism and irrelevent completely irrelevent to the world debate on nuclear energy.
LAYLA TUCAK (REPORTER): That's why W-A is feeling the pressure. While legal opinions are divided on whether or not the federal government Constitutional Law expert and former Victorian solicitor-general Greg Craven says there's no question.
PROFESSOR GREG CRAVEN (CURTIN UNIVERSITY): If the Commonwealth Government wins its current industrial relations case in front of the High Court there's absolutely no doubt because uranium mines are conducted by trading corporations and the court will have found that the Commonwealth can regulate anything to do with a trading corporation.
LAYLA TUCAK (REPORTER): There is currently a challenge in the High Court spearheaded by New South Wales that looks at whether the way the federal government used corporations powers to essentially nationalise the I-R system, was constitutional. If it is found to be constitutional, Professor Craven says it opens the floodgates to a range of issues including uranium mining.
PROFESSOR GREG CRAVEN (CURTIN UNIVERSITY): If it runs the way the Commonwealth wants it really will be that the corporations power will be able to be used to let the commonwealth do pretty well what it likes and from now on the powers of the states will be pretty much the powers that the Commonwealth wants them to have.
LAYLA TUCAK (REPORTER): If it does happen he says it undermines federalism or the separation of powers, a key part of Australia's constitutional democracy. That is, disseminating power, in this case to the states, to prevent tyranny or abuse of power. This week in Perth the Prime Minster was not sure he agreed, but he didn't rule out overriding the state on uranium either.
JOHN HOWARD (PRIME MINISTER): It'll be all in sundry and open slather, that's wrong. I believe in a division of powers between the Commonwealth and the states but there are some issues where the national interst has to take precedence over a local state or provincial interest, now the export of uranium is one of those. I don't know what the finite constitutional position in relation to that is and I would hope and have a very strong preference that the states would come to their senses on this issue.
LAYLA TUCAK (REPORTER): Professor Craven is committed to his view. He believes this is what the Howard government has been waiting for.
PROFESSOR GREG CRAVEN (CURTIN UNIVERSITY): I can understand why the Commonwealth doesn't want to talk about it and why the Prime Minister is a little vague, because this sort of discussion is the last thing it needs in the lead up to a High Court case.
LAYLA TUCAK (REPORTER): Do you think that he would have had advice on this?
PROFESSOR GREG CRAVEN (CURTIN UNIVERSITY): Oh certainly. The Commonwealth I think one has to give it credit it has good lawyers, it has good advisers, it is not foolish in the plans that it devises. It has taken a particular view of the corporations power and it knows perfectly well that if it wins this case, it has unlocked the constitution.
RACHEL SIEWERT (GREENS WA SENATOR): I think it's a disaster. I can guarantee Western Australians would be very upset if the Federal Government continues to override state laws and in particular try and impose uranium mining on this state when the voters of Western Australia very clearly said we don't what uranium mining.
LAYLA TUCAK (REPORTER): Even if the Federal Government can override WA on the uranium issue, why would it? Some say surely it'd risk losing support even amongst its own ranks for interfering in what's always been a state issue. But others believe market pressure will take precedence.
GEOFF PROSSER (FEDERAL LIBERAL MP): Western Australia, it's been estimated, has something like 190-thousand tonnes of known reserves of uranium, they're worth about 18 billion dollars in the ground, and if we were exporting those it would bring something like one point six billion dollars of revenue each year to the nation and to Western Australia.
LAYLA TUCAK (REPORTER): Federal Liberal MP Geoff Prosser heads a Commonwealth inquiry that's looking into Australia's uranium resources...it's due to report in coming months. He says Australia has 38 percent of the world's uranium, that's the largest proportion and a signigicant amount of that is in W-A.
GEOFF PROSSER (FEDERAL LIBERAL MP): The state of Western Australia at this point in time is missing out on royalties alone probably about 45-million dollars by locking up that uranium in the ground.
LAYLA TUCAK (REPORTER): WA has deposits, large and small, all over the state. The six main deposits are Ooobagooma, Manyingee, Yeellirrie, Lake Maitland, Mulga Rock and Kintyre. That deposit, in the East Pilbara is owned by Rio Tinto and is by far the richest, the uranium a much higher grade than Olympic Dam. In economic terms, these deposits are attractive to secure future supplies of uranium as other areas dry up, and proponents of uranium mining believe it's environmentally responsible to go nuclear too.
GEOFF PROSSER (FEDERAL LIBERAL MP): The Western Australian state government and Alan Carpenter is not encouraging the emerging economies of China to use clean energy. If we are going to reduce greenhouse emission targets nuclear energy is the only way to do it and I would have thought it would have been the right thing to do, the responsible thing to do.
LAYLA TUCAK (REPORTER): Professor Phil Jennings is head of Energy Studies at Murdoch University and he disputes this view.
PROFESSOR PHIL JENNINGS (MURDCOH UNIVERSITY): Whether it's cleaner or not depends on your point of view. It replaces one sort of waste with another. There is carbon dioxide involved in the nuclear fuel cycle because you actually have to use fossil fuels when you mine the uranium, when you process it and when you build the power station so it's not entirely without carbon dioxide but it doesn't directly emit cabon dioxide but it does produce a form of high level radioactive waste which is very dangerous and very expensive to safeguard.
LAYLA TUCAK (REPORTER): For Professor Jennings its a tough issue because in his view the world is yet to find a satisfactory way to deal with nuclear waste.
PROFESSOR PHIL JENNINGS (MURDCOH UNIVERSITY): You need to find a place where it can be reasonably safely stored for a long period of time which is not subject to either flooding or earthquakes because it's probably hundreds if not thousands of years before it's relatively safe.
LAYLA TUCAK (REPORTER): There are huge hidden costs too. Britain for instance is facing a bill of 136 billion dollars to decommission twenty nuclear power plants built in the 1950s.
GEOFF PROSSER (FEDERAL LIBERAL MP): The British reactors are very old reactors. New nuclear technology is not like the old reactors of the past, the fourth generation pebble bed reactors are inherently safe and zero emissions.
PROFESSOR PHIL JENNINGS (MURDCOH UNIVERSITY): The cost of decommissioning would probably be the same or more because the reactors today are built more strongly, they have more safety measures built into then so the cost of dismantling them will probably be more substantial than the earlier models.
RACHEL SIEWERT (GREENS WA SENATOR): It's not a cleaner source of energy, how can it be a cleaner source of energy when it leaves waste that our great great great grandchildren are going to have to deal with.
LAYLA TUCAK (REPORTER): And all this argument before any discussion on Australian uranium being enriched and finding its way into nuclear weapons. Could Australia really keep tabs on the way countries, with well established nuclear weapons programs like China or India, use our uranium?
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LAYLA TUCAK (REPORTER): But when the High Court makes a determination on the Industrial Relations challenge, and pressure is mounting on WA to join other mining states Mr Carpenter might find his position a little uncomfortable.
PROFESSOR GREG CRAVEN (CURTIN UNIVERSITY): Realistically the WA Government will have very very few options.
GEOFF PROSSER (FEDERAL LIBERAL MP): The fact of the matter is if we don't supply it someone else will, if we don't supply it, the Canadians will.
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I know that Jenny is the main character on Side Order of Life, and therefore the one we're supposed to sympathize with, but does anyone else feel like the person who's really getting a raw deal is Ian? The poor guy is completely in the dark while Jenny has deep, meaningful conversations with Mystery Voice, and she's letting him believe that things aren't ending even though she's pretty darn sure she wants out. Seriously, I think Ian is the wronged party here.
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Vivy does confront Jenny about her treatment of Ian, but doesn't feel strongly enough about it to disabuse Ian when she gets the chance. Granted, it's not really her job, but she's supposed to be Ian's friend too, right? Doesn't she sort of owe it to him to let him know things aren't as happy as he thinks they are?
But no, Ian keeps thinking that he and Jenny will be getting hitched any day now. In Jenny's defense, she does strongly suggest that she's not looking forward to a wedding — she basically says a wedding doesn't really mean anything, and we're good as we are, right? But when I becomes clear that Ian is exercising selective hearing, she really needed to make it obvious, don't you think?
Jenny's magazine assignment this week involves 20-something conjoined twins who are about to undergo surgical separation — except they're backing out. Odds are, only one of them would survive the separation. Yes, their joint liver is failing, so if they don't separate, they'll probably both die within the year, but they can't bear the thought of not having each other. Jenny respects this, until Vivy tears her a new one — you fight for life! You don't give up! So Jenny goes back to the twins and tries to change their perspective: What if, instead of thinking that one of you might have to live on alone, you think of it as you might have the opportunity to give your sister, the person you love more than anyone in the world, the gift of a long life? Yes, you might die, but your sister would live. Isn't that worth doing? The twins agree — although I can't help but think the surviving sister would be crushed by guilt. Maybe that's just me.
The initially snooty French doctor allows Jenny to take pictures of the surgery, and really? The hospital's liability lawyers must have had a seizure when they heard that. I also hope they scrubbed down and sanitized her camera, film and everything else. In the course of the separation, Shannon dies, Lisa lives. Jenny sees Shannon's spirit get off the table and walk over to Lisa — "You get to live for both of us now. I'll be waiting for you." Like I said, crushing guilt. Jenny gets a good picture of the formerly snooty French doctor mourning the loss of one of his patients — hey, snooty French doctors are people too!
Jenny tries to tell Ian she's tremendously upset about Shannon's death, but Ian doesn't get it — wouldn't they both have died if they hadn't gotten the surgery? Isn't one alive better than both dead? Yeah, but that's not the point … OK, Ian is incredibly dense at that moment, but he's being dense in the most guylike way possible. I know so many guys who, when confronted with an upset woman, will immediately start trying to fix things, when the woman really just wants a sympathetic ear to let her vent, to give her permission to be upset. Let her get it out of her system, then try to fix things!
The phone rings, and Jenny goes outside to take it. It's Mystery Voice, who she has no trouble pouring out her soul to. He just listens. Ian overhears, and is furious — who is this guy? How long has this been going on? Jenny reluctantly tells him it happened just before the wedding. Is that why you postponed the wedding? I don't know, Jenny replies. Ian blows up and breaks up with her. The breakup needed to happen, but this was not the way it should have gone down.
And Lisa, the surviving twin, is there to emphasize that. Shannon dying is horrible, but at least they got to say goodbye. "Losing someone from your life hard enough," Lisa says. "If we hadn't been able to say goodbye, it would make this unbearable." This leads Jenny to appear at Ian's office and return the ring. I love you, she says, and a huge part of me still thinks you're the right person for me, but it's not the right time. I don't know what I can do except let you go. Goodbye.
This leaves Ian vulnerable to the predations of Becca, a friend of Vivy's who has long had her eyes on Ian. Becca and Jenny have a strained relationship, to say the least — and I can't tell whether it's all in Jenny's head, or if Becca really is delighting in pushing her buttons. Take this line: "I figured [Vivy] could use a good friend right now." On the one hand, yes, Vivy really could (although for someone who has just undergone her first radiation treatment, Vivy looks fabulous.) On the other hand… what, Jenny isn't a really good friend? Plus, Becca gets tremendously solicitous about Jenny and Ian's wedding being called off, but behind her eyes, I definitely get the sense she's doing a little happy dance.
So the competition between Jenny and Becca is on — for Vivy's friendship, for Ian's attention, and for peace of mind. Jenny will have no right to complain if Ian and Becca hook up — she cut him loose — but surely there's some sort of etiquette that says you don't leap on a friend's ex within a certain time period, right? It's tacky.
In other news, the Mystery Voice still says all the right things; Rick gets schooled by Scarlett Johansson for sleeping with her friend and then not calling, and Jenny gets a life lesson from Clarence from beyond the grave. Clarence was the laughing black man Jenny photographed in the pilot the one she saw age in her photograph. She slips a copy of said photo under Clarence's door, and his brother comes to visit — Clarence died, but he lived a full life, and even when he was alone, he was never lonely. In this life, the only people who are alone are those who want to be, he says. We'll see if Jenny agrees.


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Whittingtonby Alan Armstrong, S. D. Schindler (Illustrator)
This Newbery-Honor winning tale introduces Whittington, a roughneck Tom who arrives one day at a barn full of rescued animals and asks for a place there. He spins for the animals—as well as for Ben and Abby, the kids whose grandfather does the rescuing—a yarn about his ancestor, the nameless cat who brought Dick Whittington to the heights of wealth and
This Newbery-Honor winning tale introduces Whittington, a roughneck Tom who arrives one day at a barn full of rescued animals and asks for a place there. He spins for the animals—as well as for Ben and Abby, the kids whose grandfather does the rescuing—a yarn about his ancestor, the nameless cat who brought Dick Whittington to the heights of wealth and power in 16th-century England. This is an unforgettable tale about the healing, transcendent power of storytelling, and how learning to read saves one little boy.
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The Man Whittington Named Himself After
Bernie had to leave while he could still get the truck up. The kids wanted to stay. He said okay. Abby had a watch; he'd collect them at three by the highway.
They could hear the storm. The wind sent flakes in through the cracks and the broken-out window up top. Ben shivered. The Lady had the kids pull down fresh hay. It fluffed up and smelled like summer. She made the horses lie down close together and had the kids snuggle next to them. She settled herself on one fluff, Couraggio on another. The bantams made a show of flying up to the rafters and perching where they could look over everything in comfort.
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Whittington shook himself. "This is the story of rats and the cats that hunt them. Rats carry the fleas that carry plague. Plague makes your groin and underarms swell up and your tongue turn black. You get buboes and spots and foam at the mouth and die in agony. It's called the Black Death.
"Dick Whittington's cat won him a fortune because she was a rat-hunter. Centuries before they figured out what plague was and how it spread, people knew that a good rat-hunter could save your life.
"The man I'm named for was born about the time the Black Death hacked through England like a filthy knife. By the time he was five years old a quarter of his town was empty. It was a horrible loneliness.
"His family was poor. The soil was thin and ill-tended. There wasn't enough food. There were no schools. The grandmother who lived with his family taught him to read. The priest had taught her. There were no printed books. She copied out things on scraps of stiffened cloth and scraped animal skins called parchments. She wrote down remedies, recipes, family records, and Bible passages the priest taught her.
"She smelled of the oils, herbs, and mint she used in the remedies she made. She was a midwife and a healer, one of the cunning folk they called her. The priest taught her reading and writing so she could copy recipes for remedies and keep the parish records. Dick gathered simples for her. He had a good eye. That was his work. Other boys his age picked stones from fields, gleaned corn, scared crows, drove geese. If you were idle you didn't eat."
"What are simples?" the Lady wanted to know. The kids nodded. They didn't know either.
"Plants," the cat said. "They made medicine then from leaves and blossoms, sap, roots. Dick's grandmother boiled and ground plants into ointments and syrups to heal people."
"We fowl do that," the Lady said, looking at Couraggio. "When we're ill we know what to eat to get better."
"We do too," said Abby. "When we're sick to the stomach Gran makes tea from the mint that grows around and stuff for hurts from tansy, the plant with yellow button flowers."
"For colds she makes yarrow tonic and rose-hip paste," said Ben. "She puts honey in the tonic. The rose stuff is bitter."
"When I'm sick I eat new grass," the cat said.
"Okay," said the Lady. "Go on with your story."
"Dick was always surprised how warm his grandmother was when they sat close together. She read aloud the same things over and over, leading with her finger as she sounded out the letters. What he read to himself at first was what he remembered hearing as he followed her hand. He'd mouth the words as he went along, sounding them out. Not many of his time knew how to read and few of those learned silent reading. He was a mumbling reader all his life.
"One afternoon in the village he saw a gold coin. He'd been loitering around a stout stranger hoping to perform some service and earn a tip when the man went into the baker's. Dick followed him in and watched as the stranger bought a halfpenny's worth of bread. The stranger got three round wheat loaves, honey-colored and heavy. He stuffed two into his coat and gave one to the boy. The man fumbled in his purse for a coin. He held it out for Dick to see. It was the size of a fingernail, stamped with a face. It gleamed like nothing Dick had ever seen before. What impressed him almost as much as its gleam was how carefully the baker studied it and weighed it and how many coins he gave in change.
"Then one day outside the inn he overheard a carter telling the men helping him unload barrels of cider that he had heard from a man who had been there that London's streets were paved with gold and all the people were plump and healthy.
"That night Dick had a dream. He dreamed he went to London and became the stout stranger, filling his purse with the small gleaming rounds of gold that lay like pebbles in the streets. He went to the baker and stuffed his pockets, he went to the inn and was served roast meat and cider. In his dream he was never hungry again. He wore warm clothes and was never cold again either.
"He had heard talk that he was to be put in service to a tanner, a hard man who beat his boys and fed them poorly. Working with hides was a dirty, stinking business. The boys had to scrape off rotting flesh and hair and lift the heavy skins in and out of the tanbark vats. A boy in the tanner's service had hawked up blood and died. Dick figured he'd better get out on his own pretty quick."
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Alan Armstrong started volunteering in a friend's bookshop when he was eight. At 14, he was selling books at Brentano's. As an adult, every so often, he takes to the road in a VW bus named Zora to peddle used books. He is the editor of Forget Not Mee & My Garden, a collection of the letters of Peter Collinson, the 18th-century mercer and amateur botanist. He lives with his wife, Martha, a painter, in Massachusetts.
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Whittington is a great book by Alan Armstrong. It is about a cat, his name is Whittington, and he lost his home when he got threw out by his owners. Whittington ran away for almost 2 weeks, and he came back with chunks of his skin and chunks of his fur missing, because he was as his owners called him a "Bad Cat", because all he ever did was get in trouble, he always would fight, dig in the furniture, and tear out the trash. So the day he came back they thought that it wasn't Whittington, because he looked horrible, because of his battle wounds. So they threw him out, and he ran into a duck, named Lady. Lady was the "Boss" of a farm, if she told anyone to do anything, they would do it! So, Whittington asked her "How is your day going Ma'am" and Lady said "Great how is yours?" He said "Good, kind of, my owners threw me out and now I have no home." Lady said "Well, you are more than welcome to stay here with us we have many open spaces in the farm and a lot of animals to help you around the farm." So, Whittington stays there and meets a Tom Cat, his name is not said in the book but he is more like the manager or the Co-Boss of the farm, he is there when Lady isn't able to do anything, like if she's sick, he is really bossy when it comes to somebody not doing what they were told to do. But it turns out he had allot of stuff in common with the other farm animals. Alan Armstrong puts so much detail into his books, but Whittington is the best, it's my favorite book by Alan Armstrong.
It is one of the best books i have ever read. Whoever is reading this review should read the book.
I really enjoyed this book because it was a great story & it also tells about Dick Whittington.I reccomend it to everyone.
If you enjoy a light, cute story, then Whittington by Alan Armstrong is a book that you will want to check out. The story is interwoven between the legendary relationship of Dick Whittington and his cat and a present day young boy who struggles with reading. As he becomes more and more frustrated by his reading struggles, Whittington the cat both inspires him and distracts him from his problems by telling him of Dick Whittington¿s and his cat¿s adventures. This is an adorable, inspiring story, but is a bit predictable. I had a hard time accepting the fact that is was nominated for a Newbery Award. While this was a good book, I do not feel that it was worthy of the Newbery Honor. Nevertheless, if you need something quick and easy, Whittington may be the story you have been waiting for.
This is a great read, especially for an animal lover! It also recieved an honor award for 2006. Way to go!
Whittington is a story that takes you not only to the 21st century, but also the middle of the 12th century! A tale of a cat from the past and the present. Even though the stories are centuries away from each other, they will last a lifetime.
I hated it. After 9 boring chapters I just closeditand never read it again. Again I say horrible.
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All through the night, like the tumult of a river when it races between the cliffs of a canyon, in my sleep I could hear the steady roar of a passing army. And when early in the morning I went to the window the chain of steel was still unbroken. As a correspondent I have seen all the great armies and the military processions at the coronations, in Russia, England, and Spain, and our own inaugural parades down Pennsylvania Avenue, but those armies and processions were made up of men. This was a machine, endless, tireless, with the delicate organization of a watch and the brute power of a steamroller. And for three clays and three nights through Brussels it roared and rumbled, a cataract of molten lead. The infantry marched singing, with their ironshod boots beating out the time. In each regiment there were two thousand men and at the same instant, in perfect unison, two thousand iron brogans struck the granite street. It was like the blows from giant pile-drivers. The Uhlans followed, the hoofs of their magnificent horses ringing like thousands of steel hammers breaking stones in a road; and after them the giant siege-guns rumbling, growling, the mitrailleuse with drag-chains clanking, the field-pieces with creaking axles, complaining brakes, the grinding of the steel-rimmed wheels against the stones echoing and re-echoing from the housefront. When at night for an instant the machine halted, the silence awoke you, as at sea you wake when the screw stops. …
For three weeks the men had been on the march and there was not a single straggler, not a strap out of place, not a pennant missing. Along the route, without for a minute halting the machine, the post-office carts fell out of the column, and as the men marched, mounted postmen collected postcards and delivered letters. Also, as they marched, the cooks prepared soup, coffee, and tea, walking beside their stoves on wheels, tending the fires, distributing the smoking food. …
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