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[مني يغار الورد]

ذا هفن مشكورة يسعدك ربي باذن الله بارجع اذاكر واجاوب بس السوال الثاني تقريبا اجابته انه لمن كان سايلس يعالج الناس بالاعشاب فااسائو الظن فيه اعتقدو انه ساحر..
السوال الخامس مافهمته ><
ماقصرتي ربي يوفقك يارب ..:)

[انا رورو انا]

بنات انا مرا متخربطة في الروايه مني عارفه مين من الشخصيات الي قال الكوتيشن
حق صفحة 10 الي قال
Iremember now how the knife wasnt is my poket
مين الي قالها سايلس او ويليام؟
وفنفس الصفحة اااااااخر سطريم من كلمة the last time i remember using my knife was when i took it ou ..........
مين القائل هنا؟

[The Heaven]

who said this Silas
ok i ganna put some qoutations here to help you guys

[مني يغار الورد]

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة The Heaven who said this Silas ok i ganna put some qoutations here to help you guys

yes, plz
Thank u sooo much
good luck

[The Heaven]

Quotes
Quote 1: "It came to pass that those scattered linen-weavers - emigrants into the country - were to the last regarded as aliens by their rustic neighbours, and
usually contracted the eccentric habits which belong to a state of loneliness" Chapter 1,
pg. 10from the town

[The Heaven]

Quote 2: His fainting fits were seen as messages from the Holy One: once he had fallen
into an unconscious trance of some sort, which made it clear that he was a "brother
selected for a peculiar discipline" Chapter 1, pg. 15

[The Heaven]

Quote 3: When the church drawing lots declared Silas Marner guilty, Silas told the
church that William had set him up and declared that "there is no God that governs the
earth righteously, but a God of lies, that bears witness against the innocent" Chapter 1,
pg. 20

[The Heaven]

Quote 4: To Silas, "the Power in which he had vainly trusted among the streets and in
the prayer-meetings, was very far away from this land in which he had taken refuge,
where men lived in careless abundance, knowing and needing nothing of that trust,
which, for him, had been turned to bitterness" Chapter 1, pg. 23
Quote 5: Dolly advises that "it's niver too late to turn over a new leaf, and if you've niver
had no church, there's no telling the good it'll do you" Chapter 10, pg. 102
Quote 6: Silas is relieved when Dolly leaves: "her simple view of life and its comforts, by
which she had tried to cheer him, was only like a report of unknown objects, which his
imagination could not fashion" Chapter 10, pg. 105
Quote 7: Silas feels that the child is a "message come t

[The Heaven]

Quote 8: "I can't part with it, I can't let it go...It's come to me - I've a right to keep it",
Silas says feelingly. Chapter 13, pg. 140
Quote 9: He knows that he should reveal that Molly was his wife and that he should
claim the child and raise it, but he does not have the "moral courage enough to
contemplate that active renunciation of Nancy as possible for him: he had only
conscience and heart enough to make him for ever uneasy under the weakness that
forbade the renunciation" Chapter 13, pg. 142
Quote 10: Silas feels an emotion so different from any other emotion he has ever felt
when he holds the little girl; "thought and feeling were so confused within him, that if he
had tried to give them utterance, he could have only said that the child was come instead
of the gold - that the gold had turned into the child" Chapter 14, pg. 150
Quote 11: "The gold had kept his thoughts in an ever-repeated circle, leading to nothing
beyond itself; but Eppie was an object compacted of changes and hopes that forced his
thoughts onward, and carried them far away from their old eager pacing towards the
same blank limit - carried them away to the new things that would come with the
coming years" Chapter 14, pg. 153

[The Heaven]

If i find something new i will put it her