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The cast of Dicey - 2010 includes: Tali Caspi as Dicey
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Dicey Langston's children were named Ezekiel and Hannah.
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The cat's situation became even more dicey when the dog entered the corridor.
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Something dicey is something that is not entirely safe. The image is of throwing dice for a random outcome. A dicey situation could turn out to be fine, or it could turn out to be dangerous. If you were walking through town, and came upon a bad neighborhood, you would say "This area looks dicey. Let's go another way."
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Dicey's biggest disappointment about the location of Aunt Cilla's house was that it was so far away from the ocean. Dicey loved the ocean and felt a deep connection to it, so being far away was a letdown for her.
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"Dicey" is used when there is a significant element of risk in doing something. The term evokes dice games, where a single toss of the dice can make you very rich, or very poor.
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The cast of Dicey - 1991 includes: Ciara Carroll Eileen Colgan Declan Croghan Martin Dempsey Hillary Fannin Joe Savino
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what is the resolutin in the book diceys song
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"Dicey's Song" falls under the genre of young adult fiction or children's literature. It is part of a series of books known as the Tillerman Cycle, which focus on themes of family, identity, and resilience.
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Dicey Thomas has written:
'Just plane murder' -- subject(s): Aircraft accidents, Fiction, Metallurgists, Women detectives, Unitarian churches, Sermons, English Sermons
'Statutory murder'
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Dicey thought that her mother was crazy, and she could not afford to take care of her four children, Dicey, James, Sammy, and Maybeth. Later in the story, a church member from their Cousin Eunice's town tells them that their mother is in a hospital to help her recover from her problems. She would not move, speak, or respond to any of the nurse's question's about her children or anything else.
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Dicey Tillerman is 13 years old,
James Tillerman is 10 years old,
Maybeth Tillerman is 8 years old, and
Sammy Tillerman is 6 years old
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Dicey Langston died of smallpox in 1807 at the age of 26. She was a pioneer settler in Kentucky and served as a spy during the American Revolutionary War. Langston is remembered for her bravery and contributions to the early American frontier.
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i have been looking for the same, and although you asked this question, i am sure you already found some quotes. So if you could, please tell me some websites to find some dicey langston quotes.
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Their grandmother lets them stay on the farm for several days, and during that time grows fond of them. At dinner one day, however, she and Dicey conflict over what punishment Sammy should receive for disobeying Dicey. Dicey feels that even if it costs them their future at the farm, she must protect Sammy, and their grandmother firmly tells them that she does not want them to stay.
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Dicey (Laodicea) Langston was a 16 year old during the Revolutionary War and is considered a Patriot in her own right. She was a spy for the rebels, would hear what the Tories were up to and would cross the deep Enoree River in the dark of night to report to the revolutionary soldiers. Her patriotism to the American cause was so great it earned her the name of "Daring Dicey". Dicey later married one of the soldiers named Thomas Springfield and had 22 children. there is a monument today honoring her at Traveler's Rest in Greenville Co., SC. You can read more about her in the October 1975 edition of National Geographic.
Dicey Langston of South Carolina- her family, which ownedlarged tracs
She lived across from Loyalits and spyed on them and told all her Patriot friends
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See http://womenhistory.blogspot.com/2009/04/dicey-langston-springfield.html or http://www.diceylangston.com/
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The internal conflict in "Homecoming" by Cynthia Voigt centers around the protagonist, Dicey Tillerman, as she grapples with feelings of responsibility towards her younger siblings after being abandoned by their mother. Dicey struggles to balance her desire for independence and fear of forming connections with her siblings with her sense of duty to protect and care for them. This conflict drives Dicey's growth as she navigates the complexities of family dynamics and learns to trust in her own strength and resilience.
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I think that Dicey's mother used to write letters to her every once in a while, and right before they arrived at her grandmother's house, their cousin Eunice sent her grandmother a letter saying that they had run away, and when they arrived there, I guess she just put two and two together.
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The charactesrs are Dicey, James, Sammy, and Maybeth Tillerman. Those are the main characters.
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The four main characters in the book are: Dicey, James, Sammy, and Maybeth Tillerman.
The Tillerman's also have a grandmother, Abigail Tillerman.
Dicey, James, Sammy, and Maybeth meet several other people along their many journeys to reach their Aunt Cilla's house and their grandmother's house.
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its DIZZINESS
Perhaps you are referring to a state of being dicey, or "dicieness" - a word that is often used but does not seem to appear in some dictionaries. Anyway, "dicey" is an adjective meaning "risky" or "unpredictable". So to show "dicieness" would be to appear iffy, chancy or, perhaps, erratic, like the throw of a pair of dice.
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Oh, dude, you're really putting me on the spot here! So, like, Dicey Langston was this total legend who said, "Better to die on your feet than live on your knees." Like, talk about dropping some truth bombs, right? It's, like, a classic quote that's all about standing up for what you believe in and, like, not backing down.
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Because that is where she kept all of her personal things about her life and her husband and children.
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