Presentation nightmare VERY URGENT

I have to do a little talk on this. Passage is from page 60 "Archer withdrew.." to top page 64

How has Wharton communicated meaning in your passage? Find examples of literary devices, using the correct terminology, and quotations to demonstrate.

I have found nothing

Reply 1

the bear

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Is this from Age of Innocence ?

Reply 2

Steve5427

OP

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Original post by the bear

Is this from Age of Innocence ?

Yes.

Reply 3

the bear

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http://www.shmoop.com/the-age-of-innocence/literary-devices.html

Reply 4

ItsYaBoi70

Just write about how its about war and love and peace all at once

Reply 5

Steve5427

OP

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Original post by the bear

http://www.shmoop.com/the-age-of-innocence/literary-devices.html

It doesn't apply to my passage

Reply 6

Doones

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Original post by Steve5427

It doesn't apply to my passage

There's no mention of flowers in that passage?

Reply 7

Steve5427

OP

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Original post by jneill

There's no mention of flowers in that passage?

I just looked and I don't think so

Reply 8

Doones

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Original post by Steve5427

I just looked and I don't think so

Ok, so there are 2 instances of "Archer withdrew...". What are the full sentences at the start and end of the passage?

Edit to add:
For example, if it's this one: "Archer withdrew reluctantly with the unwelcome documents."
Where does he go immediately afterwards?

Or this one: "Archer withdrew with a stiffly circular bow"
Oh look he visits a what?

Maybe re-read the passage :wink:

(edited 7 years ago)

Reply 9

Steve5427

OP

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Original post by jneill

Ok, so there are 2 instances of "Archer withdrew...". What are the full sentences at the start and end of the passage?

Edit to add:
For example, if it's this one: "Archer withdrew reluctantly with the unwelcome documents."
Where does he go immediately afterwards?

Or this one: "Archer withdrew with a stiffly circular bow"
Oh look he visits a what?

Maybe re-read the passage :wink:

I have 5 minutes till lesson. Please.