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Final Exam Review Flashcards

1
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poem that words have more power than gun

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Jingle of Words

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Daniel Webster speech that states importance of being unified

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Liberty and Union

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3
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rhyming in the beginning

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alliteration

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rhyming in the middle

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assonance

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5
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rhyming at the end

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consonance

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6
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who did Simon Wheeler say would bet on anything

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Jim Smiley

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7
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story in which tourists were mean to guide

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The Innocence Abroad

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8
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wrote Innocence Abroa

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Twain

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9
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Wrote Bumblebee and Mule

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Josh Billings

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10
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words peculiar to a section of the country

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dialect

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11
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asleep for twenty years

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Winkle

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12
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wanted to spend months on the island

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Soapy

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13
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couple that searched for the Great Carbuncle

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Matthew and Hannah

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14
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became world famous; wrote Rip van Winkle

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Washington Irving

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15
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invented detective story

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Poe

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16
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attitude or emotion author uses to tell story

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mood

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17
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convinced Lenora Smith’s were horrible

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Belinda Watson

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18
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Mrs. McWilliams was afraid of

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lightning

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19
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Day of Doom picture of

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Judgment Day

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20
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wrote Author to Her Book

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Ann Bradstreet

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21
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wrote On Being Brought from Africa

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Phillis Wheatley

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22
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wanted to learn English

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Kaplan

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23
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went out on the window ledge

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Tom

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24
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stole teddy bear from Billy

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Ede Andros

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25
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made dainty dinner box

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Selina

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26
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author of Enemy

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Pearl S Buck

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27
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author of Baby Party

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Fitzgerald

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28
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Ede’s father

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John Andros

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29
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Hester’s child

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Pearl

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30
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Chillingsworth was a

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doctor

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31
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how many scaffold scenes

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3

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32
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meanings of the A in Scarlet Letter

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  1. adultery
  2. angel
  3. able
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33
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“Sooner or later, he must needs be mine”

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Chillingsworth

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34
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“Gather thine own sunshine”

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Hester

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35
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“Gathering in the forest”

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Mistress Hibbins

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36
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“Thou hast escaped me”

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Chillingworth

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37
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” Thou Shalt forgive me”

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Hester

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38
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main character

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protaganist

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39
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appeals to senses

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imagery

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40
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when characters stay with the same

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static

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41
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has meaning in self but also other meaning

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symbols

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42
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theme of Scarlet Letter

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Sin has consequences

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43
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a meditation on death

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Thanatopsis

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44
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Captain Ahab’s ship

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Pequod

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45
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symbol of conscience in Moby Dick

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Starbuck

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46
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describes Civil War battle by church

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Shiloh

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47
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St. Claire purchased this for Miss Ophelia

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Topsy

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48
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Two Years Before the Mast ailment

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toothache

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49
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name of the Deerslayer character

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Natty Bumpo

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50
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wrote A Rescue

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Cooper

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51
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A Republic of Prairie Dogs

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Washington Irving

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52
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first eminent poet of nature

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Bryant

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53
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America’s only epic

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Moby Dick

54
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wrote Uncle Tom’s Cabin

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Stowe

55
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Hiawatha’s grandma

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Nikomis

56
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teach that actions have far-reaching consequences

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The Arrow and the Song

57
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Challenges reader to focus on present not past accomplishments

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Present Crisis

58
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poem in which Maud was in love

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The Judge

59
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wrote Hiawatha’s Wooing and Paul Revere’s Ride

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Longfellow

60
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wrote Old Ironsides

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Holmes

61
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Groups of poets enjoyed by fire

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Fireside

62
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bible of transcendentalism

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Nature

63
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founder of transcendentalism

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Emerson

64
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everything is beautiful in own surroundings

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Each and All

65
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everything has a purpose

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Fable

66
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lived on Walden Pond

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Thoreau

67
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wrote Captain, My Captain!

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whitman

68
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Beauty is its own excuse for being

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aphorism

69
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most beloved hymn writer of 19th century

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Crosby

70
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prayed Father’s prayer

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MacArthur

71
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delivers the World Split Apart speech

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Alexander Solzhenysten

72
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World Split Apart warns of threat of

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humanism

73
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America’s unique contribution to folk music

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spirituals

74
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importance of a happy home

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conjugal harmony

75
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according to bryant, this false philosophy is attacking the Bible more than anything

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evolution

76
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why we do something more important what we do

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All Importance of Motive

77
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God has to take everything to bless us

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Treasures

78
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Jesus coming before the throne to take our cause

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My Advocate

79
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God has a plan long before we were thought of

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Long and Long Ago

80
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wrote Nuts for Skeptics to Crack; This Wonderful Temple

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Billy Sunday

81
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“And so his heart and soul and mind, find it too hard a thing to do”

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Bent Twig (Nicholson)

82
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wrote I Saw God Wash the World

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Stidger

83
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“Supreme regard to our own happiness…”

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Selfishness, Not True Religion

84
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description of Jesus in Garden of Gethsemane

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Ballad of Trees and the Master

85
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Those who do not win, count winning to be sweeter

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Success is counted Sweetest

86
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There is No Frigate Like a Book

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Dickinson

87
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Used musical qualities in poetry; wrote the Song of the chatahootchie

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Lanier

88
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Hoosier poet

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Riley

89
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” I cannot say, I will not say he is dead…”

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Away

90
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“Mortality’s ground floor is immortality”

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If my Bark Sink

91
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servant in Ben-Hur

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Simonides

92
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employee of Simonides sent to spy on Ben-Hur

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Malluch

93
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Ben-Hur’s enemy

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Messala

94
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Hoosier school master that thought of himself as a bulldog

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Ralph Harstook

95
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won spelling bee

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Hannah

96
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took out an ad in paper to get back at his wife

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dimmidge

97
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destroyed Haskins farm

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grasshoppers

98
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wrote Ben-Hur

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Lew Wallace

99
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wrote Uncle Remus stories

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Harris

100
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Victim of you environment philosophy

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naturalism

101
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tribe Eliot ministered to

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Aqua

102
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Franklin’s father wanted him to be a

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printer

103
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Fought Jesse Stuart

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Guy Hawkins

104
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Grew up in Philadelphia

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Marian Anderson

105
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wrote Philadelphia Childhood

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Anderson

106
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wrote Thread that Runs So True

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Stuart

107
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Sandburg compares fog to

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cat

108
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most characters pass away; wrote eulogy

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Spoon River Anthology (Masters)

109
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people dislike this because do not understand it

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Poetry (Moore)

110
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fig that alludes to wise and foolish man

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Second Fig

111
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alludes to the life cycle of a typical man

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Anyone Lived in a pretty How Town

112
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teacher in Sppon River Anthology

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Emily Sparks

113
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poem that memory is more valuable than else

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Coin

114
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wrote We Wear the Mask (doesn’t matter world doesn’t understand)

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Dunbar

115
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wrote Renascence

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Millay

116
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we want the world to understand us

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Revelation (Frost)

117
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superior people never make long visits

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Moore (silence)

118
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setting for Enemy

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Japan

119
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Mr Mead got arrested for

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walking at night

120
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made dainty supper box

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Selina

121
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wanted teddy bear

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Ede

122
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got stuck out on ledge

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Tom

123
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the journalists and novelists that shared the naturalistic belief

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muckrakers

124
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wrote Pedestrian

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Bradberry

125
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“Humans should be thinking”

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Kaplan and the Gordian KNot

126
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“There’s something about him that looks American”

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Enemy

127
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“Daintiness should be key…”

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Cabbages is Beautiful

128
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“When John Andros felt old, he felt solace…”

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Baby Party

129
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“The cat that the fact knows how to look after himself…”

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The Old Man on the Bridge

130
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” Seonds longer, out there on the ledge…”

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