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Essay heading: Dreaming of the Past: A Glimpse into Greece, Rome, and the Year 1000
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My family and I, as well as most ancient Greeks, live in a house that is made of mostly stone (Pomeroy 6). Unlike some people, we are fortunate enough not to live in a house made of clay. Some houses are one story while others are two (Johnson 24). My home, in particular, is two stories high. Our roof is made with tile, although some others are made of leaves and mud (Dinsmoor 6)...
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My home, in particular, is two stories high. Our roof is made with tile, although some others are made of leaves and mud (Dinsmoor 6). My husband and I spend a lot of times in separate parts of the house. Usually, this is because I spend time with my youngest son who is still nursing. Also, we like to have our private bath times, so we each have our own bathroom (Smith 738)...
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