Isabella; or the Pot of Basil Flashcards

1
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“_________ Isabel!”

A

“poor simple Isabel!”

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2
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“But to each other ___, and _____________.”

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“But to each other dream, and nightly weep.”

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3
Q

“Her beauty ______ than the _________;”

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“Her beauty farther than the falcon spies;”

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4
Q

“whole long month of _______… break of ______”

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“whole long month of May… break of June:”

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5
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“___________________ did he let pass;”

A

“Honeyless days and days did he let pass;”

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6
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“Fell ___ within the ____________,”

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“Fell sick within the rose’s just domain,”

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7
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“leading me from _________… leadest me to _______________,”

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“leading me from wintry cold… leadest me to summer clime,”

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8
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“like a ____ flower”

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“like a lusty flower”

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9
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“Twin roses by the _____________________”

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“Twin roses by the zephyr blown apart”

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10
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“inward ________”

A

“inward fragrance”

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11
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“___________ love”

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“delicious love”

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12
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“for them many a _______________”

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“for them many a weary hand did swelt”

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13
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“And many once ___________________ did melt”

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“And many once proud-quiver’d loins did melt”

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14
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“Fair Isabella in her ____________?”

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“Fair Isabella in her downy nest?”

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15
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“as doth the ________________”

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“as doth the hunted hare.”

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16
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“courteously _______”

A

“courteously as he wont”

17
Q

“Into a forest _______________.”

A

“Into a forest quiet for the slaughter.”

18
Q

“it ______________– is ill at peace”

A

“it aches in loneliness – is ill at peace”

19
Q

“image___________ she seem’d to see and to the ______________”

A

“image in the dusk she seem’d to see and to the silence made a gentle moan”

20
Q

“gradual decay from ___________,”

A

“gradual decay from beauty fell,”

21
Q

“________ shroud”

A

“snowy shroud”

22
Q

“Its eyes, though wild, were______________”

A

“Its eyes, though wild, were still all dewy bright”

23
Q

“shed one tear.. Shall ________________ the tomb”

A

“shed one tear.. Shall comfort me within the tomb”

24
Q

“’I knew not this ___________,’”

A

“’I knew not this hard life,’”

25
Q

“______________ one latest lullaby;”

A

“And sing to it one latest lullaby;”

26
Q

“feverous ______________”

A

“feverous hectic flame”

27
Q

“Those dainties made to ________________:”

A

“Those dainties made to still an infant’s cries:”

28
Q

“Until her heart felt ____________ at sight of such a _________________,”

A

“Until her heart felt pity to the core at sight of such a dismal labouring,”

29
Q

“calm’d its _________ with a golden comb,”

A

“calm’d its wild hair with a golden comb,”

30
Q

“and for its_____________ garden-pot,”

A

“and for its tomb did choose a garden-pot,”

31
Q

“And she forgot the ______________________,”

A

“And she forgot the stars, the moon, and sun,”

32
Q

“fed it with _______, whence, ____________, and beautiful it grew,”

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“fed it with thin tears, whence, thick, and green, and beautiful it grew,”

33
Q

“O __________, linger here awhile!”

A

“O Melancholy, linger here awhile!”

34
Q

“She withers, __________”

A

“She withers, like a palm”

35
Q

“As bird on wing to ___________ again; and, ____________,”

A

“As bird on wing to breast its eggs again; and, patient as a hen-bird,”

36
Q

“The thing was vile with __________ spot”

A

“The thing was vile with green and livid spot”

37
Q

“Away they went… to _______________.”

A

“Away they went… to banishment.”

38
Q

“Will die a death too _______________, now they have ta’en away ___________.”

A

“Will die a death too lone and incomplete, now they have ta’en away her Basil sweet.”