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Who Wrote "The Destruction of Sennacherib"
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| Who Wrote "The Great Stone Face" |
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| Who wrote "Of the Imitation of Christ" |
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| Who Wrote "the Inspiration of Mr. Budd" |
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| Who learned that men live by love? |
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| Who was the hired man in "The Death of the Hired Man" |
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| Ralph Spencer was really this man |
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| Russian novelist sympathetic to the peasant |
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| English poet of Italian ancestry |
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| English writer of metrical Psalms |
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| Conquered the invading ants |
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| He was most like the great stone face |
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| She taught 6th grade geography |
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| Wrote "The Pied Piper of Hamelin" |
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| Wrote "I thank God for most this amazing" |
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| Dyed William Strickland's hair green |
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| Perfected the dramatic monologue |
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| 2 or more rhyming syllables |
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| rhyme occurs at the end of the line |
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| unrhymed iambic pentameter |
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| poetry with no metrical pattern |
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| occurrence of rhythm at regular intervals |
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brings conflict against the
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| central idea that gives meaning to a work |
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| use of soft, smooth sounds |
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| use of rough, harsh sounds |
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| initial consonant sounds are the same |
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Japanese 3 line fixed form poem
5-7-5 syllables |
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5 line fixed form poem
2,4,6,8,2 syllables |
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| 5 line on a pestic rhythm |
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| Where did haiku poetry originate |
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| Where did Pearl Buck grow up? |
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| Where did Dunstan Cass drown? |
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| Weaver of Raveloe-protagonist |
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Silas' adopted daughter
(Godfrey and Molly her parents) |
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Greatest man in Raveloe
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Eldest Son of Squire
"I wanted to pass for childless once" |
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*Drowned in Stone Pits
*Gambler and Thief
*Stole Silas' money |
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*Marries Godfrey
*"As for her own person, it gave the same idea of perfect unvarying neatness as the body of a little body." |
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*Godfrey's secret wife
*Eppie's mother |
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*Ugly sister of Nancy Cass
*"For I am ugly....." |
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*helped with Eppie
*Aaron's mother
*1st helped |
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*Sings for Silas as a lad
*Latter marries Eppie
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*Married Silas' fiancee
*false friend and traitor |
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| Raveloe's Rector (Minister) |
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| construction of 2 or more thoughts in the same pattern |
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| artistic representation of Virgin Mary |
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comparing something to human activity
Example-"tree sleeps" |
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