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Answer 1

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Lord Ullifr’s beautiful daughter loves the Scottish chieftain passionately. Her father Lord Ullin is against their relationship and marriage. He is not favourably disposed to the Scottish chieftain. So Ullin’s daughter defies her father and decides to elope with her lover. She does so to escape the wrath of her angry father.It is only a speculation. Perhaps she heard her father giving assurance of forgiving them. That would have prompted the daughter stretching her hand for aid in those circumstances. Otherwise, she would have preferred facing the stormy sea and scowling sky to an angry father.In 1753, Linnaeus designated the tree Theobroma cacao, which translates to “cacao, food of the gods.” ... Those aware of the loss of biodiversity in tropical forests caused by cacao plantations can buy organically grown chocolate, which supports the more time consuming practices of ecological agriculture.

Answer 2

Answer:

Lord Ullifr’s beautiful daughter loves the Scottish chieftain passionately. Her father Lord Ullin is against their relationship and marriage. He is not favourably disposed to the Scottish chieftain. So Ullin’s daughter defies her father and decides to elope with her lover. She does so to escape the wrath of her angry father.It is only a speculation. Perhaps she heard her father giving assurance of forgiving them. That would have prompted the daughter stretching her hand for aid in those circumstances. Otherwise, she would have preferred facing the stormy sea and scowling sky to an angry father.In 1753, Linnaeus designated the tree Theobroma cacao, which translates to “cacao, food of the gods.” ... Those aware of the loss of biodiversity in tropical forests caused by cacao plantations can buy organically grown chocolate, which supports the more time consuming practices of ecological agriculture.