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| A WISE OLD SAYING - A PROVERB |
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| REPETITION OF THE SAME OR SIMILAR CONSONANTS SOUNDS IN WORDS THAT ARE CLOSE TOGETHER |
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| A REFERENCE TO SOMETHING OR SOMEONE FROM HISTORY, LITERATURE, POLITICS, SPORTS, OR SCIENCE |
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| A WRITER'S TECHNIQUE THAT PRESENTS ON PURPOSE TWO OR MORE DIFFERENT AND SOMETIMES CONFLICTING MEANINGS IN A WORK |
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| A COMPARISON MADE BETWEEN TWO THINGS TO SHOW HOW THEY ARE ALIKE |
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| A BRIEF, CLEVERLY WORDED STATEMENT THAT MAKES A WISE OBSERVATION ABOUT LIFE |
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| A WRITER'S TECHNIQUE THAT ADDRESSES AN INANIMATE OBJECT, IDEA,, OR PERSON THAT IS DEAD OR ABSENT |
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| THE REPETITION OF SIMILAR VOWEL SOUNDS FOLLOWED BY DIFFERENT CONSONANT SOUNDS, ESPECIALLY IN WORDS THAT ARE CLOSE TOGETHER |
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| THE REPETITION OF THE SAME OF SIMILAR FINAL CONSONANT SOUNDS ON ACCENTED SYLLABLES OR IN IMPORTANT WORDS |
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| A WAY OF SPEAKING THAT IS CHARACTERISTIC OF A SOCIAL GROUP OR GEOGRAPHICAL AREA |
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| A SPEAKER/WRITER'S CHOICE OF WORDS |
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| A DESCRIPTIVE WORD OR PHRASE FREQUENTLY USED TO CHARACTERIZE A PERSON OR THING |
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| A SCENE THAT INTERRUPTS THE NORMAL SEQUENCE OF EVENTS IN A STORY TO DEPICT SOMETHING THAT PREVIOUSLY HAPPENED |
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| THE USE OF LANGUAGE TO EVOKE A PICTURE IN THE MIND |
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| THE DELIBERATE - ON PURPOSE - JOINING OF OPPOSITES OR INAPPROPRIATE ELEMENTS |
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| THE REVERSAL OF THE NORMAL WORD ORDER IN A SENTENCE OR PHRASE |
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| WHEN SOMEONE SAYS SOMETHING BUT REALLY MEANS SOMETHING ELSE |
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| WHEN THERE IS A DISCREPANCY BETWEEN WHAT IS EXPECTED TO HAPPEN AND WHAT REALLY DOES HAPPEN |
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| WHEN A CHARACTER IN A STORY THINKS ONE THING IS TRUE, BUT THE AUDIENCE KNOWS BETTER |
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| THE USE OF A WORD WHOSE SOUND IMITATES OR SUGGESTS ITS MEANING |
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| A STATEMENT THAT APPEARS SELF-CONTRADICTORY BUT HAS A KIND OF TRUTH IN IT |
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| A WORK THAT MAKES FUN OF ANOTHER WORK BY IMITATING A WRITER'S STYLE |
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| A "PLAY ON WORDS" BASED ON THE MULTIPLE MEANINGS OF A SINGLE WORD OR WORDS THAT SOUND ALIKE BUT MEAN DIFFERENT THINGS |
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| A RISE AND FALL OF THE VOICE PRODUCED BY STRESSED AND UNSTRESSED SYLLABLES |
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| WRITING THAT MAKES FUN OF PEOPLE OR INSTITUTIONS IN AN ATTEMPT TO BRING CHANGE |
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| SOMETHING THAT REPRESENTS SOMETHING ELSE |
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| THE MANNER IN WHICH A SPEAKER OR AUTHOR CONSTRUCTS A SENTENCE |
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| THE AUTHOR'S ATTITUDE TOWARD HIS SUBJECT |
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| A STATEMENT THAT SAYS LESS THAN WHAT IS MEANT |
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| THE EVERYDAY LANGUAGE OF A PEOPLE WHO LIVE IN A PARTICULAR PLACE |
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Chivaraly
Fought in many battles
Takes pride, but is humble
Dressed modestly
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Knights son
20 years of age
dressed to impress
strong, young, skilled
Charming |
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He's a arcer
server to knight
very well equipped |
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she acts like she's all that
disobey laws
very cocky |
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| no nothing about them but that they rode with the nuns |
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he hunted (thats not good)
He is very modern
He had a bunch of fine at cuff |
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was a happy fellow
gave gifts to old ladies
similar to the monk
obseesed with women
he job is to go around and beg people for money for the church |
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| he was modely dressed unhapply married |
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poor but buys books
old worn out clothes
speaks little |
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he is lawyer but acs like a judge when needed
He is negative, not all he seems to be
Wary and wise
discreet |
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only lives for pleasure
wealth
older
important in the country
maybe a drunk
maybe fatter than others |
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a haberdasher and dyer
carpenter, weaver, and a carpet man
gear was nice enough to pass for new
makes alot of money
wise enought to be head of guild and a town coucil |
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stood alone
ulcer on his knee
made good soup and tasty pies |
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he was very bad about sending prisoners home (killing them)
the nicer rules of conscience he ignored
he rode his horse the best he could with his woodern gown |
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almost deaf
dresses nice
had five husband
been to jerusalem 3 times
traveled a lot, good w\direction
liked to laugh and chat |
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priest
poor
clerk
patient
gave to poor
never too proud |
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he's a farmer
parson brother
honest worker
living in peace and charity
paid due
helped poor |
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huge! 224 lbs
boasts about what he can do
had sword and bucker
ugly
told filthy stories
stole grain
played bag pipes |
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from inner temple
always ahead of his acount
learns ahead of his master
smarter than 30 lawyers |
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manger of someones state of farm
hes a carpetner that steals from his master
he is financially outsmarting his master
hes celerik |
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brings people to cout over religous act
people dont like him
ugly
bad breath
scared kids
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forgives people for there sins
a noble person told untrue tails |
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judges and guide such as story telling
winner gets super paid for by everbody else
they draw straws to see who will start |
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