question: It 's well worth the effort however , as ' Pan Tadeusz ' is a richly rewarding read . The translation I read was by Kenneth R. Mackenie , which was the first to maintain the metre and rhyming couplets of the original throughout its 10,000 lines . Obviously there must have been some compromises made to achieve that , and there is the occasional rhyme that grated , but overall the poem reads as if it was written in English . Without wanting to give the ending away , it is the various characters love of their country and determination to liberate themselves from Russian rule that overrides all other thoughts .
Q: Why did the book need to be translated ?

answer: None of the above choices .

question: I purchased a Sony PSP gizmo from cash converters in the local town . He assured me it was working and taking him at his word ( stupidly ) i took it home . That evening i tried to open the door of machine to place game in and it came loose and would not close again . Inside the machine a piece of metal had come loose so rendering the game useless .
Q: What might the person do next after finding the PSP is broken ?

answer: Ask the seller for their money back .

question: We did n't have to search around for a bike shop because the city has bike stations everywhere . It takes a few minutes to set up an account using your credit card at a kiosk which is beside the bikes , then you 're ready to go . It worked out to be one Euro ( about $ 1.60 CDN$ ) a day to rent a bike - cheap as chips!These bike stations were everywhere . Once you were done with them , park them in the locking stand , and you can put them in any station - no need to return it from where you took it .
Q: Why did we decide to rent bikes ?

answer:
We saw the bike stations and thought it would be fun .