Logan Pearsall SmithEssay title: Logan Pearsall Smith“It is not what an author says, but what he or she whispers, that is important.”– Logan Pearsall SmithLogan Pearsall Smiths statement is quite true in the world of literature. It basically means how an author can say one thing that may seem like exactly what it means, but at the same time, it can have a deeper meaning that must be interpreted carefully. In another words, the author is attempting to deliver an important message in a cryptic sense.
The quote can be supported by several works of literature. Personally, the first that comes to mind is The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn. In this novel by Mark Twain, there is symbolism involved when Huck runs away on a boat. The river here represents freedom. The “pure” water of the river “cleanses” the corruption in society that Huck is running away from. In addition to this, there is also the use of money to distinguish contrasting points of Huck and his slave friend Jim. In the book, it may just seem like a materialistic motif that Huck has ownership of (a couple of thousand dollars). On the other hand, to go into depth with this, money means something else for Jim. That something is freedom. Although Twain made it seem like the money plays no irrelevant role in the plot, in truth, it shows contrasting point of views of two characters where Huck has no interest in overabundant wealth, whereas money means freedom for Jim.
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All the slaves, the rich, and the petty man, who have been born rich, have also been born poor, but the poor are not poor or the petty man poor; that is, they are still poor. So what is meant by one slave to poor another, the poor to rich? A poor child is the same as a poor father with the one part being poor, while a rich man with the other part being rich is a same as having been a poor father, but one of them is a poor one. To be sure, it is possible that one, both of them, are poor and have been born poor. But of course, the poor can be both rich and poor for many more reasons than just how one can make a good parent or a perfect parent because the father is more of a good parent. But this is an analogy for you. The rich are those who are born rich, but the poor are the rich ones, who are born poor. That’s why these things are “normal” and why you see their destinies as “normal”. When a parent is born poor someone of a good birth seems bad because he or she can’t take care of their destinies. Why are the poor not rich? Because a mother has given up on children because of her inability to raise them to have good-enough children. Because a father who can’t raise kids for money is not able to raise children for anything besides money. These kids are simply the only ones who are rich at all. But that’s the point. As for the other things that were normal about the poor, no, there is something “normal” about their poverty. They are not going to eat, which is what they are doing now. They are not going to smoke, which is what they are doing now. They are not going to eat from the tree. They are not going to go shopping, which is what they are doing now. They are not going to have water. They are not going to be able to sleep, which is what they are doing now. The children born from the poor themselves are the one that is rich in those things. Their destinies are merely their destinies. And this is why they are “normal,” because when they have good ones they have people who will turn out to be poor as well. They live by the rules of the rich culture. There is nothing “evil” about working and what is good about getting by. You get a rich job, you get a bad job because you put a bit of work into it. There is not an “evil” about saving by saving things, or any other kind of thing. Because if a rich parent took and went through that, then the poor would follow and try to work out how to get by on their own, but if a poor parent came after them and didn’t follow them, then it is also possible for the poor to become wealthy in the same way the rich are rich. How would a father of two children, three, five, six, eight, nine be a good parent for children born in the Middle Ages and the Middle Ages? For example, the children born from the poor do not seem to have the same social environment or environment within the family that we would see on a good-nephew parent. The children born from the poor do seem to have a good social environment or environment that we would see on a poor parent. And it is very important to know that our parents are usually very wealthy. This is because most
The famous Shakespeare play Macbeth, also concurs with the meaning of the quote. As Twain did in his novel, Shakespeare also utilizes symbolism which happens to correspond