Elmann Creative Corner Grown up Books

Grown up Books that are Children`s favourites. Among the books that have been written for the delight or instruction of grown-up people, there are several that have given great pleasure to children. The first real English novel ever to be written is one of these is name Robinson Crusoe, and it made its first appearance in 1719. For similar another great name Roald Amundsen with Norwegian ship Fram. Robinson Crusoe It is about a sailor who lived alone  for many years on a small island and the story was so well told by its author. that many people believed it to be the true account of a real adventure. There was in fact, a sailor called Alexander Selkirk who suflered experiences similar to those described in Robinson Crusoe. If ever you visit Largo, on the Fife coast of Scotland, you may be shown the cottage where Selkirk lived. Further grown up books when you are passing from childhood to the adult state-say at thirteen to sixteen years old-you will suddenly begin to find some of your parents `books interesting. You may at first prefer the exciting tales of the French novelist Alexandre Dumas, who wrote The Three Musketeers, The Count of Monte Cristo

Elmann making music according to Shakespeare `s Works Antony and Cleopatra film with movies under Elmann Violin and song.

, The Man in the Iron Mask, and lote of other books. Name of great author: Dr. Samuel Johnson, Sir Walter Scott, Jonathan Swift,Robert Louis Stevenson,Charles Dickens and Oliver Goldsmith. Shakespeare`s the author of their variance Ant. & Cl. Antony and Cleopatra II vi. 138 = 2 x 31 = 62 + 138 = 200 gives a meet into Modes of vibration of string with a Elmann violin following as to the strings are of equal length, the two wavelengths will also be equal, and so the difference in frequency must be occasioned by a difference between the velocity v 100 of wave propagation in the thick string and the corresponding velicity v 200  in the thin string. As the two tensions are equal: v 100/v 200 = root of w 200/ w 100 = 100/200 where w200 is given as 0.01, and  w 100 is the weight we have to calculate  w 200 / w 100  ( 100/200 ) 2 = 1/4. Hence w 100 = 4 x w 200 = 4 x 0.01 = 0.04 lb. Consequently, the weight of 100 ft. of this  material will be 100 x 0.01 = 4 lb. Further Shakespeare`s Twel. N. Twelfth -Night ; or, What You Will. II. V. 175 = 2 X 22 = 44 + 175 = 219 +- 162 Middle English = 57 x 4 = 228 +- 213 preceding = 15/156 = 0.09615384615 and 1/0.09615384615 = 10.4 and root of this = 3.225 and 156 +- 213 = 57 +- 23 = 34 Violin x 3.225 = 109.65 + 57 = 166.65 densus.