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Early Modern Woman > First Exam (pt 3; little tricks and notes) > Flashcards

First Exam (pt 3; little tricks and notes) Flashcards

1
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Couplets, mentions of “foreign”, “scepter”, “webbe”

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Queen Elizabeth I

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2
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Any mentions of “pugg”

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Queen Elizabeth I

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3
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Melissus and freeborn/slave

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Queen Elizabeth I

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4
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any mention of “bessy”

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William Birch

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5
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AABCCB, talk of marrying England

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William Birch

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couplets, vaguely protestant, talk of murder and king

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Anne Dowrich

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ABAB, Circes or nymphs

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Sir Walter Ralegh

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8
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ABCBDD

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Rachel Speght

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9
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ABCB but she’s fucking mad

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Isabella Whitney

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10
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“Rustick Muse”

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Mary Oxlie

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11
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Mentions of satyrs

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Ben Johnson

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“morning-starre”

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Ben Johnson

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13
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“Lucasia”

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Katherine Phillips

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14
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Talking about shepherd shit

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Christopher Marlowe

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15
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Making fun of Deer/Dear poems

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Anne Bradstreet

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16
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Mentions of doves/mullets

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Anne Bradstreet

17
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Original deer poem

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Sir Thomas Wyatt

18
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Courtship love/being discreet about interest

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Anne Field

19
Q

Three line stanzas

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A lady of quality

20
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Hating on courtship/”no babe don’t marry him you’re too pretty”

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Katherine Phillips

21
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Mentions of French and other Rivers

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Elizabeth Cary

22
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Talking about lions

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Ellin Thorne

23
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Kissing ass to the king

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Lady Anne Southwell

24
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“Battlike winge”

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Lady Anne Southwell

25
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Greece

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Elizabeth Cary

26
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Piercing/arrows

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Ellin Thorne

27
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ABABB

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Katherine Phillips

28
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Lots of names, shitting on locals, bad rhymes

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Anne Wrigglesworth

29
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homoerotic

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Katherine Phillips

30
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“flood” and “food”

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Mary Oxlie

31
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ABAB and not familiar

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Sir Walter Ralegh

32
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Couplets, talk of nymphs, weird formatting, long lines, unfamiliar

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Arthur Golding

33
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ABABBCBC

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Mary Sidney

34
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ABA,BCB,CDC…

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Samuel Daniel

35
Q

Couplets, narrative structure, SEX!!!!!

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Thomas Nashe

36
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couplets, completely unfamiliar

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Lady Anne Southwell

37
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talking about undressing

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John Donne

38
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List all the possible authors

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Queen Elizabeth I, William Birch, Anne Dowrich, Sir Walter Ralegh, Rache Speght, Isabella Whitne, Mary Oxlie, Ben Johnson, Katherine Phillips, Christopher Marlowe, Anne Bradstreet, Sir Thomas Wyatt, Anne Field, A Lady of Quality, Elizabeth Cary, Lady Anne Southwell, Ellin Thorn, Anne Wrigglesworth, Arthur Golding, Mary Sidney, Samuel Daniel, Thomas Nashe, John Donne

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