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  The Valley of Fear Character Sketches, Setting, Theme, Summary   About Novel: “The Valley of Fear” is the last Sherlock Holmes novel penned by Arthur Conan Doyle. The story was first published in the magazine in the USA in 1914 and got its first hardcopy out in 1915. The novel is crime fiction, about a murder investigation and a life of a man who is alive in fact. The novel “The Valley of Fear” is a part of many school syllabuses. Students are asked to read, summarize, review and answer the questions about the story. There are many adaptations of the novel. Also, the novel is taught as a play script in many schools.   About Author: Sir Arthur Ignatius Conan Doyle (22 May 1859- 7 July 1930) was a British writer. He was also a physician. He is famous for creating a fictional character of detective Sherlock Holmes. He is known for creating crime friction that readers find full of mystery and twists. He also wrote fantasy, and humorous stories and created many f...

  Dr. Muhammad Iqbal Essay for School/College-Speech  article  For Allama Iqbal short Essay for kids click Here For Allama Iqbal essay in Urdu click HERE ALLAMA MUHAMMAD IQBAL Poets and writers are like oxygen to any nation who, through their words, not only keep their nation inclined towards life, but also point out the weaknesses within them and suggest beautifying it. We’re a proud nation in which famous poet like Allama Muhammad Iqbal was born. Through his words of poetry, he influenced not only the Muslims of subcontinent but also all the people of Islam all over the world. Through his passionate poetry, he spread the message of respecting and recognizing one’s self-esteem to seek success in life. He wrote poems in Persian and Urdu language. Allama Iqbal encouraged Muslims to raise their voice for their identity and freedom. That is why Allama Iqbal is also called the poet of the East.   Allama Muhammad Iqbal is a national poet of Pakistan. In Iran his work i...

 Xury character sketch Robinson Crusoe - diary entry How to write a character sketch of an English novel or story A character sketch is a portrayal of a person that a reader has perceived after reading any English novel or story. It mostly starts with the physical appearance of the character that is described in the story. Further, it includes the character’s behavior, strength, and weaknesses according to the story. In the end, the reader has to give his one-line opinion about the character.  A character sketch is always written in the present tense. Here we’ll describe the character sketch of "Xury" from the Novel Robinson Crusoe by Daniel Defoe, first published in 1719. The novel is a part of many school syllabuses with several adaptations.  Xury-Character Sketch Xury is a black young boy. He is muscular and tall. He is a servant at the house of the captain of the pirate ship where Robinson Crusoe lived as a slave.  He is an ambitious boy who remained ready to t...

  ROBINSON CRUSOE-AUTHOR, THEME, GENRE, CHARACTERS Introduction of the Author Daniel Defoe: Daniel Defoe was born in London in September 1660. He was a English writer, trader, journalist, pamphleteer and spy. Defoe began writing, fiction late in life. Around of age of sixty, he published his first novel, Robinson Crusoe in 1719. He died on April 24, 1631 in England. Genre of Writing: Daniel Defoe’s plain, direct style and an accumulation of concrete, realistic details make his stories true and close to life. His lifelong love for travel and adventure is reflected in his writing. Main Characters: Robinson Crusoe Friday Xury The Portuguese Captain The Spaniaral   THEME OF ROBINSON CRUSOE The theme of the story Robinson Crusoe is endurance, right decisions and thankfulness. The theme of the story Robinson Crusoe suggest that a anyone can strive and succeed meeting any state in life, if he thinks, peruse, plans, and apply right in time without fretting of...

Environmental Pollution Causes, Effects, Prevention- ESSAY, SPEECH  What is Environmental Pollution?   Environmental pollution means the addition of substances or objects into the air or water that could harm human and animal life. Environmental pollution is the process that pollutes the environment by adding harmful substances to it. These harmful substances can add to environment through natural and chemical changes. Human activities are also big reason of environmental pollution. Smoke from cars and factories append in the air, and water to pollute it. Garbage, and sewer water spread pollution in rivers and oceans. Electric and internet waves everywhere are also polluting the environment.   Today, clean air, and clean water has become a dream. From the heights of the mountains to the desert, not a single place is safe from human intervention, experiments, and the resulting filth.   Man has forgotten in his quest for progress that he is ruining his enviro...

 MOTHER NATURE CRY I think I just heard Mother Nature cry Or was it one more broken, falling tree? You’d think we’d learn as time goes speeding by   They tell us there’s big hole in the sky We won’t believe in something we can’t see I think I just heard Mother Nature cry   Coal-fired chimneys reaching up so high Even though the solar power’s free You’d think we’d team as time goes speeding by,   We develop rocket ships that fly, But still can’t stop pollution of the sea, I think I just heard Mother Nature cry   Headlines: one more species set to die Keep it quiet…use diplomacy You’d think we’d learn as time goes speeding by   Worry on the future? Pass it by! How can preservation start with me? I think I just heard Mother Nature cry You’d think we’d learn as time goes speeding by   About the poet Graeme King was born in Melbourne, Australia. He started poetry at the age of 10. He was an outstanding stu...

September, First Day at School By Harvard Nemerov My child and I hold hands on the way to  school , And when I leave him at the first-grade door He cries a little but is brave; he does Let go. My selfish tears remind me how I cried before that door a life ago. I may have had a hard time letting go. Each fall the children must endure together What every child also endures alone: Learning the alphabet, the integers, Three dozen bits and pieces of a stuff So arbitrary, so peremptory, That worlds invisible and visible Bow down before it, as in Joseph's dream The sheaves bowed down and then the stars bowed down Before the dreaming of a little boy. That dream got him such hatred of his brothers As cost the greater part of life to mend, And yet great kindness came of it in the end. A  school  is where they grind the grain of thought, And grind the children who must mind the thought. It may be those two grindings are but one, As from the alphabet ...