the young life of Lewis Waterman?
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i found a website about his life but didnt mention about his childhood.  but just look to the websites and hope u can get any other informations
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Hello....google has tonnes of information about this guy. Try this.
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Alexander..\nComplete Name: Rupert Alexander Grint
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I'm a bit rusty on langauge arts, but here goes nothing:\n\nMany of C.S. Lewis' writings allude to the Bible, and have gained popularity among church groups because of this.
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So Much Water So Close To Home\nBy Raymond Carver\n\n"Significant changes occur between Raymond Carver’s first publication of So Much Water So Close To Home"
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I went to school with olympic gold medalist Carl Lewis.  Very nice, down to earth.  I ran into him years later at the mall...still the same!
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Lewis Edson Waterman invented the fountain pen in 1884.
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They were a tag team in the FWF (Florida Wrestling Federation) in the late 90s until Trim retired in 2001. They were FWF tag team champions at the time Trim left the ring.\nThe pair is credited with discovering Waterboy, who was their manager for several years.
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I was "around " when Jim was alive! I know it is no use to try to explain it was a different world we lived in then. Society was in flux the culture was changing! He was relevant in his time and a nice person off stage! Movies are not true! They only Fictionalized one facet of his life. I miss him and Janice Joplin & Jimmy Hendrix but their time was up! He did have an otherworldly quilaty to his voice that comes through.
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However, CS Lewis did make an obvious comparison between Aslan and Jesus Christ. Aslan like Jesus sacrificed his life so that others may survive. The scene where Aslan climbs the stairs  amongst the screams and ridicule of the white witch's followers is eeriely similar to the crusifixtion. To later see Aslan rise again and become immortal symbolizes Christ rising again. For years this has been studied. Lewis wrote this piece so beautifully and with such a subtle nature that few read it as a piece of religious symbolism. He was quite an artist. :)
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Look up Genies book of record's.He died in the 30'y's
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probably wally (king) lewis
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I couldn't find "Up in Slavery", but I found a couple that were close.\n\nGrowing Up in Slavery : Stories of Young Slaves as Told by Themselves -- by Yuval Taylor (Editor)\n\nUp from Slavery \nby Booker T. Washington\n\nCould it be one of those?
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George W. B(L?)USH.\n:-)
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McCloud has a lot of great info about Larson's life. Here is another link that will help with even more trivia.
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Here's what I found but his name doesn't appear in boxrec.com\n\nFrom the ages of fifteen to nineteen L'Amour worked at a variety of jobs: he tried boxing, worked as a circus hand, a lumberjack, and a seaman, and traveled in the Far East, China, and Africa. In the ring, he won 51 of 59 fights as a professional boxer. He was even an elephant handler for a while. During the 1930s he became a successful boxer and traveled in Asia.
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"Upon graduation from high school, Owen applied to the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, and was rejected. He spent two years collecting unemployment, occasionally working as a housecleaner, and acting in local productions when he could, before applying again and being accepted by the Royal Academy."\n\nhttp://www.nndb.com/people/824/000043695/