Isabella Flashcards

1
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“meek” “wild”

A

“when passion is both meek and wild”

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2
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“love and”

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“love and misery”

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3
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“lusty” “June’s” “caress”

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“Like a lusty flower in June’s caress”

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4
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‘little’ ‘sweet’ ‘bitterness’

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‘The little sweet does kill much bitterness’

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5
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‘juice’ ‘flowers’ ‘poison’

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‘There is richest juice in poison flowers

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6
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‘brothers’ ‘dwelt’

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‘With her two brothers, this fair lady dwelt’

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‘hand’ ‘torched’ ‘mines’ ‘noisy’

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‘And for them many a weary hand did swelt in torched mines and noisy factories’

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‘seal’ ‘bark’ ‘darts’

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‘The seal on the cold ice with piteous bark lay full of darts’

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‘seal’ ‘bark’ ‘darts’

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‘The seal on the cold ice with piteous bark lay full of darts’

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‘ignorant’ ‘wheel’

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‘Half-ignorant, they turned an easy wheel’

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‘red’ ‘account’

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‘Red-lined accounts’

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12
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‘plan’ ‘coax’ ‘degrees’ ‘noble’

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‘Twas their plan to coax her by degrees to some high noble and his olive-trees’

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‘basil’ ‘tears’ ‘wet’

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‘Set sweet basil, which her tears kept ever wet’

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14
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‘pined’ ‘forlorn’

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‘And so she pined, and died forlorn’

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15
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‘skirts’ ‘human’

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‘Skirts of human nature dwelling’

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16
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‘surest’ ‘youngster’ ‘crime’ ‘atone’

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‘They fixed upon the surest way to make the youngster for his crime atone’

17
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‘kill’

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To kill Lorenzo’

18
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‘Lorenzo’ ‘courteously’

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‘Lorenzo, courteously as he was wont’

19
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‘went’ ‘chanted’

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‘As he went she chanted merrily’

20
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‘Autumn’ ‘eves’ ‘breath’ ‘Winter’

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‘In the mid days of Autumn, on their eves the breath of Winter comes from far away’

21
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‘gradual’ ‘decay’ ‘beauty’

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‘Sweet Isabel by gradual decay from beauty fell’

22
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‘dreams’ ‘groaned’ ‘shroud’

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‘Every night in dreams they groaned aloud to see their sister in her snowy shroud’

23
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‘couch’ ‘Lorenzo’ ‘wept’

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‘At her couch’s foot Lorenzo stood, and wept’

24
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fair isabel, poor simple isabel

A
  • foreshadowing
  • adjective - feel sorry for her
  • she has no power
25
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sick longing

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  • adjective
  • desperation
  • keats TB