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| gradually becoming dimmer or weaker. |
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| narrow grooves, such as though made by a plow. |
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| the person who "says" its words-not necessarily the poet |
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| to decide how true and useful that message is |
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| simular grammatical forms or ideas |
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| property brought by a woman's family to her husband upon marriage. |
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| single character delivers speech to listener. |
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| lines ending where flow of words force you to read without pause. |
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| lines end where speaker would pause. |
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like: preposition
as: subordinating conjunction |
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-anguished women
-curse (can't look out window, has to look through mirror)
-weaves what she sees
-turns to see Sir Lancelot
-feels curse
-gets in boat, carves name, sings to death
-boat floats across river
-"what a lovely face"-Lancelot |
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-Odysseus
-wants sailors/friends to adventure with him
-live life to the fullest
-sail to death |
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-King Arthur
-Guinevere
-she cheats with Sir Lancelot
-Arthur forgives her for her wrongdoing
-truly loves her(forgiving) |
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-duke(speaker)(dramatic monologue)
-painting of his last duchess
-had wife killed(too nice to others)
-unbothered and onto the next
-trying to arrange the next marriage |
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-peasant man
-loves porphyria (wealthy woman)
-will never marry him
-but he realizes he loves her
-wraps hair around neck and kills her
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-loves him through all things (everything)
-Elizabeth Browning talking bout husband- Robert Browning |
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