The first line directly connects with the title of the book, "Rebecca," as it introduces the idea of Manderley, a grand estate that plays a central role in the story. The title itself suggests the ...

“Reader, I did not even have coffee with him. That much I learned in college.” The last line of Lorrie Moore's novel "A Gate at the Stairs," which reads, "Reader, I did not even have coffee with him.

Translations and reflections are examples of transformations of shapes. If a shape is transformed, its position and/or size is changed. Translation is when a shape slides across, up, down or ...