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Authors Flashcards

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The Canterbury Tales

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Geoffrey Chauser

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The General Prologue

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Geoffrey Chauser

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The Miller’s Prologue and Tale

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Geoffrey Chauser

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The Wife of Bath’s Prologue and Tale

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Geoffrey Chauser

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intro - knight - prioress - monk - friar - wife of Bath - miller - pardoner - Chauser-narrator’s excuses

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Geoffrey Chauser

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Sir Thomas Wyatt the Elder

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five poems

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The long love that in my thought doth labour

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Sir Thomas Wyatt the Elder

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Whoso list to hunt

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Sir Thomas Wyatt the Elder

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9
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they flee from me

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Sir Thomas Wyatt the Elder

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10
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Who list his health and ease retain

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Sir Thomas Wyatt the Elder

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In mourning since daily I increase

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Sir Thomas Wyatt the Elder

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love that doth reign and live within my thought

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Henry Howard, Earl of Surrey

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Elizabeth I

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On Monsieur’s Departure - Verse Exchange - Troops at Tilbury

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On Monsieur’s Departure

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Elizabeth I

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Verse Exchange between Elizabeth and Sir Walter Ralegh

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Elizabeth I

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Speech to the Troops at Tilbury

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Elizabeth I

17
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Edmund Spenser

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The Faerie Queene and Amoretti

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The Faerie Queene

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Edmund Spenser

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Amoretti

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Edmund Spenser

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Sir Walter Ralegh

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The Nymph’s Reply to the shepherd

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The Nymph’s Reply to the shepherd

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Sir Walter Ralegh

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Sir Philip Sidney

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Astrophil and Stella

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Astrophil and Stella

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Sir Philip Sidney

24
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Christopher Marlowe

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The Passionate Shepherd to his Love

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The Passionate Shepherd to his Love

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Christopher Marlowe

26
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Shakespeare

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1 - 18 - 29 - 55 - 116 - 129 - 130 - 138 - 144 - 147

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sonnet 1 (fairest)

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from FAIREST creatures we desire increase

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sonnet 18 (compare)

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shall I COMPARE thee to a summer’s day

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sonnet 29 (disgrace)

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when, in DISGRACE with fortune and men’s eyes

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sonnet 55 (marble)

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not MARBLE, nor the gilded monuments

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sonnet 116 (marriage)

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let me not to the MARRIAGE of true minds

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sonnet 129 (waste)

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th’ expense of spirit is a WASTE of shame

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sonnet 130 (nothing)

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my mistress’ eyes are NOTHING like the sun

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sonnet 138 (truth)

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when my love swears that she is made of TRUTH

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sonnet 144 (two loves)

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TWO LOVES I have of comfort and despair

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sonnet 147 (fever)

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my love is a FEVER, longing still

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