Which quote best illustrates Hubert's feelings toward Hayley Sampson? O "On the bus, no matter where I sat, she made sure to walk past, not even snapping her deep.
horse-brown eyes in my direction. She wasn't going to waste energy making a face at me."
O "I'd glimpse the Indian girl I used to know. I'd look into those dark brown eyes, press my fingers
lightly to her neck, where the makeup was thinner, and linger to feel a pulse."
O "She was better at her disguise than Carson, and he moved easily between groups, like he wore
Skin Camouflage."
"Hayley and Carson wrapped themselves in white-kid hairstyles and clothes, but you knew they
were Indians as soon as you saw them with us.

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herrick's “to the virgins, to make much of time.”, views women as needing to find a husband otherwise they may "tarry". they use "when youth and blood are warmer; " to describe women as beautiful and young. in marvell’s “to his coy mistress.”, he views the women he's writing about as a goddess. he writes, "thy beauty shall no more be found; ". he symbols his love for her by telling her, "a hundred years should go to praise thine eyes, and on thy forehead gaze; two hundred to adore each breast, but thirty thousand to the rest; an age at least to every part, and the last age should show your heart. for, lady, you deserve this state, nor would i love at lower rate." andrew marvell's poem was published in 1681 in winestead, uk. back then women were praised for their beauty and feminine charm. robert herrick was born and raised in cheapside, city of london, united kingdom. his poem was published in the 17th century. women were very important in the 17th century. they run the house and even the family business while the men were away.

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