What is the "moral" of the speckled ax story? We will not be perfect, but we can better ourselves.

If we work hard and overcome struggles, we can attain perfection.

It is impossible to change our character.

It is better not to covet what another has.

Read the sentences from walden by henry david thoreau. the greater part of what my neighbors call good i believe in my soul to be bad, and if i repent of anything, it is very likely to be my good behavior. what demon possessed me that i behaved so well? which option most effectively explains the meaning of the figure of speech used in this excerpt? thoreau feels out of place in the company of others. thoreau is happiest in the company of others. thoreau regrets conforming to the expectations of others. thoreau enjoys ridiculing the opinions of others.

The divide and rule policy employed by the english was developed by the

What was a northern objection to the kansas-nebraska act?