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Tdol won't be any more use that Google. Search on those strings I gave you ("literary symbols" and "literary symbolism") and you'll find dozens of sites (I know -- I looked).
Please don't expect any of us to spoon-feed you: you have to do something to help yourself.
Perhaps you could be more generous and share them with us all.
Since we all give our time freely and without any charge to those participating in these forums, it is somewhat ungenerous to suggest that helping others requires financial repayment.
If it is possible, I am always very happy to indicate where someone may find information. It shares information and can help them to develop their own techniques for searching the internet, particularly if they are working in a foreign language.
Since we all give our time freely and without any charge to those participating in these forums, it is somewhat ungenerous to suggest that helping others requires financial repayment.
If it is possible, I am always very happy to indicate where someone may find information. It shares information and can help them to develop their own techniques for searching the internet, particularly if they are working in a foreign language.
I'm shocked Anglika why Niall is speaking like that
This forum is for everybody and we must help each others and find links that we can't find for ourselves.
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