Cajun Cuisine: Lunch Menu & Specialty Drinks

Lunch Menu

Served with a choice of sides.

Chopped Salad

  • Chopped Lettuce
  • Tomatoes
  • Carrots
  • Red Cabbage
  • Bacon
  • Eggs
  • Cheese
  • Fried Onions

Po-Boys

Shrimp / Catfish (Fried & Grilled) / Tilapia / Blackened Chicken

  • Tartar Sauce
  • Lettuce
  • Tomatoes
  • Pickles
  • Red Onions

Jambalaya Rice

  • Spicy Creole Sauce
  • Andouille Sausage
  • Chicken
  • Shrimp
  • Crawfish

Jalapeno Catfish

3 Filets fried, topped with jalapeno cheese sauce, served on white rice.

Shrimp Basket

7 Fried Shrimp

Shrimp Platter

12 Fried Shrimp

Blackened Catfish

2 Filets, Meuniere Sauce

Blackened

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Poetry Analysis: From Sweet Birth to Soldier

Sweet Birth of Youth

Setting

St. Cloud, Florida, in a hotel.

Characters

  • Chance: Late 20s, handsome, popular. Smokes, alcoholic, nervous, obedient, high ego, too direct, doesn’t care about family, selfish, not wanted in town. Returned to St. Cloud hoping to reconnect with Heavenly.
  • Heavenly: Chance’s former adolescent girlfriend, engaged to Dr. Scudder.
  • Dr. Scudder: Late 30s, warned Chance to stay away from St. Cloud and informed him of his mother’s death. Warned Chance about Heavenly’s family. Engaged
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Gulliver’s Travels: Satirical Signals and Literary Allusions

BOOK I: Gulliver’s Biographical Account

  • In contrast to the book’s preliminary pages, chapter 1 begins with a factual, biographical account of Gulliver where Swift combines plain description with satirical allusion.
  • Gulliver is a non-inheriting, middle son of lesser Puritan gentry who had moved from Banbury to a known area of Puritan faction in Nottinghamshire.
  • Gulliver was unable to remain at Emmanuel College, Cambridge, because of his father’s economic situation.
  • Gulliver turns from humanist studies
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Fray Luis de León: Poetry, Themes, and Influences

Fray Luis de León: Poetry and Humanism

Fray Luis de León integrated prior poetic traditions with Platonic and Christian humanism, successfully merging classical and Renaissance forms with religious themes.

Works in Verse

His relatively short poetic output, comprising fewer than forty poems, circulated in manuscript form until Quevedo published them in 1637. These poems are categorized into three periods:

  • Pre-Imprisonment Poems: Including the ode to A Retired Life. These works, dedicated to Fray Luis
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Catalan Literature: Origins, Key Figures, and Troubadours

The Genesis of Catalan Literature

Early literature was primarily oral, often accompanied by music. The advent of writing led to written literature, designed for easy memorization. Today, literature mainly serves as entertainment.

The Birth of Catalan Literature

Catalan literature emerged in the 12th century, rooted in the socio-political landscape of Old Catalonia, characterized by a new social and political structure based on feudalism. Theocratic society (dominant religion) with a moralistic and

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Joan Maragall’s Poetry: Canigó, Ode to Spain, and More

Joan Maragall’s Poetry

JV (Canigó) was published as an epilogue and contains ten songs. S. Miquel Bell appears on the thigh, and S. Martí Canigó Abbeys of Marcevol and Serrabona. Catalonia km explains the birth of a nation, speaking both of the first bell and the other, the unfortunate hopeful. There were floral games held in 1902, and MCiL won. It is a quintet, 21 stanzas, verses decasíl·labs, verse 10a, b, a, b. It has three parts: trcerav91 second vol.36. (by the sea, Caldes Estrac of the

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