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Dec 11, 08, 03:57PM
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is this a legit and high quality service?
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Dec 11, 08, 05:36PM
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Absolutely not.
http://www.essayscam.org/Forum/9_780_0.html
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| neen |
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Dec 13, 08, 11:09AM
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hey guys
i have a research paper to do and i have a professor who is not a really good guide to his students and i need help. i was wondering if anyone knows about paperspecialists.com they do have a verification from essayfraud.com does that mean they are legit?
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Dec 13, 08, 12:17PM
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neen: i have a research paper to do
If you give the subject, writers might be able to help you.
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Dec 13, 08, 12:52PM
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Dec 13, 08, 01:45PM
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Orator, can you READ?
http://www.essayscam.org/Forum/9_780_0.html
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| neen |
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Dec 13, 08, 02:19PM
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orator: If you give the subject, writers might be able to help you.
REALLY? it is about John Milton's Paradise Lost (12 books) of course only specific books will be used to support my argument... still want to know more about my subject??? i was actually wondering if anyone had any experience with paperspecialists.com??
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Dec 13, 08, 05:02PM
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neen: still want to know more about my subject???
Is something bothering you?
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| neen |
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Dec 14, 08, 08:07AM
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serene: Is something bothering you?
not at all, sorry if i gave you the wrong impression; it wasnt my intention... :) actually im the one who is bothered by my subject... John Milton is not easy to read, analyze and comprehend and i have been trying to do that throughout this semester but my professor hasn't been the person i can get directions from with all do respect that it.. i hope you understand where im coming from...
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Dec 14, 08, 08:09AM
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correction: That is..
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Dec 14, 08, 08:54AM
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neen: John Milton is not easy to read, analyze
Sorry, Neen, sometimes we forget the difference between the spoken word and written word. PhDs in English literature should be able to help you with John Milton. A regular topic in The UK. I am aware that Milton is tough, but not impossible.
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Dec 14, 08, 08:56AM
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neen: but my professor hasn't been the person i can get directions
Usually they are like that.
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Dec 14, 08, 11:17AM
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serene: I am aware that Milton is tough, but not impossible.
i agree that milton is not impossiable although tough. hmm... are you a PhD holder in English literature??
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Dec 14, 08, 11:26AM
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neen: are you a PhD holder in English literature??
No, I am not. I know someone who is. If you cannot find a writer anywhere else at all, you can write to me. But then, you will be able to find many.
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Dec 14, 08, 11:43AM
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if you are can you direct me on what relative ideas i should tackle in my research?
my research is about how milton's blindness effected the light and dark images of the poem (Paradise Lost)and how it serves to heighten his poetic expression.
should i include a comparison between Milton and wordsworth in order to show Milton's superiority in his poem? or a comparison with other blind poets?
i think i should wait for your reply before continuing further. :)
by the way thanks for your comments.
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Dec 14, 08, 11:44AM
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oh just got your latest message... thanks anyways
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Dec 14, 08, 03:09PM
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neen: comparison between Milton and wordsworth in order to show Milton's superi
Neen, if your main reference is to Milton's blindness, then I do not think Wordsworth comes into the picture. If there is another question comparing Wordsworth and Milton, that is different. I am sure you are aware that Wordsworth, in the literary world, is considered to be the inheritor of Milton's legacy, although their poetry is wildly different. Comparison with other blind poets might be more suitable.
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Dec 15, 08, 06:58AM
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neen: Milton and wordsworth in order to show Milton's superiority
You need not restrict yourself only to blind poets. You can write about poets like John Clare (was slightly insane later), Robert Southey (had alzeimer), Keats (TB), Colerdge (opium) and Hartley (drinking). I cannot write for you because you need a doctorate for Milton. I have done only MPhil. But if you need points like this, you can write to me at serene2@hotmail.co.uk
Will be pleased to help.
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Dec 16, 08, 05:21AM
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thanks serene :)
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