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This first edition is wholly unlike the so-called definitive edition of 1857. In the process of publishing seven different editions over forty years, the Grimms made vast changes in the contents and style. The stories in the first edition are closer to the oral tradition than the tales of the final, which can be regarded more as a literary collection, because Wilhelm, the younger brother, continually honed the tales so that they would resonate with a growing literary public. Their books would become second in popularity only to the Bible in German-speaking lands. By the twentieth century, they would become the most famous collection of folk and fairy tales in the western world. What is the author

This first edition is wholly unlike the so-called definitive edition of 1857. In the process of publishing seven different editions over forty years, the Grimms made vast changes in the contents and style. The stories in the first edition are closer to the oral tradition than the tales of the final, which can be regarded more as a literary collection, because Wilhelm, the younger brother, continually honed the tales so that they would resonate with a growing literary public. Their books would become second in popularity only to the Bible in German-speaking lands. By the twentieth century, they would become the most famous collection of folk and fairy tales in the western world. What is the author's purpose in writing this paragraph? to entertain the reader with tales from the Grimms' youth to convince the reader that the Grimms' books are popular to inform the reader of the reasons for the differences between editions to explain the roles of famous folk and fairy tales in the Western world

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Analyze the flyer produced and distributed by the Youth Alcohol Council (YAC). THEN Prepare a written statement claiming that the YAC flyer was made to tell teens not to drink, but the Y.A.C worded the flyer in the wrong way to make it seem bad to adults {the flyer] Johnny wanted a thrill. So he went on a drinking binge with his friends. They were all under the legal drinking age, but that didn

Analyze the flyer produced and distributed by the Youth Alcohol Council (YAC). THEN Prepare a written statement claiming that the YAC flyer was made to tell teens not to drink, but the Y.A.C worded the flyer in the wrong way to make it seem bad to adults {the flyer] Johnny wanted a thrill. So he went on a drinking binge with his friends. They were all under the legal drinking age, but that didn't stop them. There were plenty of opportunities to get alcohol illegally. They knew that you just have to be determined... and a bit creative. Johnny and his friends partied long and hard. They drank themselves sick, and even then didn't have the good since to stop. One by one, Johnny and his friends reaped the consequences of their reckless, irresponsible behavior. Paul tried to drive home from the party—he paralyzed himself, but not before he killed two innocent people in the process. Marilyn drank until she passed out at a party and was taken advantage of by several young men she had considered her friends. That night, Marilyn learned that alcohol can turn friends into enemies—and predators. Johnny continued drinking into his forties, when he was diagnosed with cirrhosis of the liver. Soon his days--drinking and otherwise--were numbered. Johnny and his crew drank and drank and drank . . . until they literally drank their lives away. Learn a lesson from Johnny. Think. Don't Drink!

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