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Beauty found in a glass manufacturing industry.
The first 200 words of this essay...
Daniel Hutt 26.11.03
Beauty found in a glass manufacturing industry
This piece of text is about the refining skills that it takes to make glass. It gives the reader an idea of how beauty is not always so obvious, and that sometimes one really needs to go further than just looking at a flower to find it. This part of the text explains the deceiving perceptions of what some people might consider beautiful, and how beauty is not always easily noticed.
To have a good idea of what happens in this text, the author begins this part by describing what happens at the end of the passage before going through the details that took place before. We know this because Carey writes "Had you, and hour before, asked him to tell you what he would call beautiful he would have drawn on the natural world". This illustrates a change in opinion, but the reason for this change is unknown. This makes the reader want to continue with anticipation because once they read the beginning (which is somewhat unclear) they will want to figure out what happens throughout the rest of the passage.
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