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Lit unit 4 WITH quotation Flashcards

1
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who were the 5 cavalier poets in the chapter

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Robert Herrick, Richard Lovelace, Sir John Suckling,Edmund Waller, George Wither

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(work and author of the work for this quotation)
Shall I wasting in despair Die because a woman’s fair

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The Author’s Resolution in a Sonnet:
Wither

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(work and author of the work for this quotation) Gather ye rosebuds while ye may, Old Time is still a-flying

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To the Virgins, Make Much of Time: Herrick

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(work and author of the work for this quotation)
Three whole days together; and am like to love three more

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The Constant Lover: Suckling

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(work and author of the work for this quotation)
I could not love thee (deare) so much, Lov’d I not honour more

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To Lucasta, Going to the Wars: Lovelace

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(work and author of the work for this quotation)
For thou thy slef art thine own bait;

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The Bait: Donne

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(work and author of the work for this quotation)
This is my play’s last scene, here heavens appoint My pilgrimage’s last mile; and my race Idly, yet quickly run, hath this last pace

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Renunciation: Donne

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(work and author of the work for this quotation)
Let him be rich and weary

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The Pulley: Herbert

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(work and author of the work for this quotation)
They are all gone into the world of light! And I alone sit lingering here;

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Friends Departed: Vaughan

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One of the most important metaphysical poets, known for his saintly life and intense devotion to God

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Herbert

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(work and author of the work for this quotation) The world resembled his eternity, in which my soul did walk; And everything that I did see Did with me talk

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WOnder: Traherne

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The first and greatst of the metaphysical poets

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John Donne

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best known metaphysical poets

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(John) Donne, (George) Herbert, (Henry) Vaughan, (Thomas) Treherne (HDTV)

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14
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A complete thought expressed in two rhyming lines

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couplet

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(work and author of the work for this quotation)
Avenge, O Lord, thy slaughtered saints

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On the Late Massacre in Piedmont: Milton

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(work and author of the work for this quotation)
“I may assert Eternal Providence, And justify the ways of God to men…”

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Paradise Lost: Milton

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(work and author of the work for this quotation)
The mind is its own place, and in itself Can make a Heaven of Hell, a Hell of Heaven…

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Paradise Lost: Milton (Said by Satan)

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(work and author of the work for this quotation)
By me the Promised Seed shall all restore

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Paradise Lost: Milton (said by Eve)

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The most outstanding poet of the seventeenth century

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Milton

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(not mentioned in review but JIC) What kind of sonnets did Milton write

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Petrarchan

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Believed that Christians should live a holy life

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Puritans

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Lyricists of a lighter vein who emphasized the pleasures of this world and wrote love songs to and about women

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cavalier poets

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Poets interested in the things of the mind, the soul, and eternity

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Metaphysical poets

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24
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poets who were royalists and supported king charles I

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cavalier poets

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25
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second greatest writer in english literature

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milton

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26
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the greatest poet of the age of the puritans

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milton

27
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englands greatest epic

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Paradise lost

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greataest prose writer of the puritan age

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bunyan

29
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englands greatest allegory

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pilgrim’s progress by bunyan

30
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the genre that experienced a decline in this age

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drama

31
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what did the author resolve not to do in The Author’s Resolution in a Sonnet

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Let his love change his way of life

32
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what advice does the speaker give in To the Virgins to Make Much of Time

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Get married soon

33
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(not mentioned in review but JIC)
author and title of the poem that expresses the speaker’s pleasant attitude toward chaos

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delight in disorder: Herrick

34
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(not mentioned in review but JIC)
author and title of the poem that the speaker asks God to blot out the works that dont please him

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His Prayer for Absolution: Herrick

35
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(not mentioned in review but JIC)
author and title of the poem that expresses the speaker’s willingness to go straight to hell rather than face judgement without Christ to advocate for him

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No COming to God without Christ: Herrick

36
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(not mentioned in review but JIC)
author and title of the poem that expresses the speaker’s hope even though he is very ill

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To God, on His Sickness : Herrick

37
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what is the irony of The COnstant Lover

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he had only been with the significant other for three days which makes him an inconstant lover

38
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What does the rose represent

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the speaker’s love because like the rose will die, his love will eventually fade if teh woman does not hasten

39
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What does the rose represent

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the speaker’s love because like the rose will die, his love will eventually fade if the woman does not hasten

40
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According to To Althea, from Prison, what two things do not make a prison

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stone walls iron bars

41
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In To Lucasta, Going to the Wars, who is the new mistress

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the war

42
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what was the occupation of the sppeaker in The Bait

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a fisherman

43
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how many years had the couple of The ANniversary been reigning

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2

44
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(not mentioned in review but JIC)
author and title of the poem which the speaker asks for forgiveness for various sins and repeats that after forgiving those sins, there are still more to forgive

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A Hymn to God the Father:Donne

45
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(not mentioned in review but JIC)
author and title of the poem taht the author compares the end of his life to many different endings

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Renunciation: DOnne

46
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Theme of Meditation XVII

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the bell tolls for all of us (no man is an island, we are all chapters of a book, death does not mean our chapter is torn out but translated to a higher language)

47
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Unusual parallel between highly dissimilar elements

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Metaphysical conceit

48
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(not mentioned in review but JIC)
author and title of the poem comparing the author and his wife to a compass

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A Valediction: Forbidding Mourning= Donne

49
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rewrote the 23rd psalm

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herbert

50
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who does Bitter-sweet address

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God

51
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(not mentioned in review but JIC)
what kind of discipline doe sthe author ask for in Discipline

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gentle

52
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what is the theme of the Pulley

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God withheld rest from men so we would have to go to Him for it

53
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poem that tranistions from rebellion to submission both in theme and poetic structure

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The Collar

54
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(not mentioned in review but JIC)
author and title of the poem that talks about being all of his friends being in heaven

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Friends Departed:Vaughan

55
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(not mentioned in review but JIC)
author and title of the poem that talks about jesus bringing calmness

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Peace: Vaughan

56
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(not mentioned in review but JIC)
author and title of the poem talking about everything about worshipping Jesus on Christmas

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On Christmas Day traherene

57
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(not mentioned in review but JIC)
author and title of the poem where a couple dies together but lives together for eternity

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An Epitaph Crashaw

58
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what warning is given in Now

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Repent

59
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who rewrote Psalm 1

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Milton

60
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(not mentioned in review but JIC)
author and title of the poem that personifies May

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Song on May Morning: Milton

61
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theme of On His Having Arrived at the Age of Twenty-Three

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he feels like he hasnt accomplished enough for his age

62
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how does the reader know On the Late Massacre in Piedmont is a prayer and waht two things does the speaker ask

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it addresses the Lord and asks him to avenge the saints and forget not their groans

63
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warns about the restriction(censorship) of all books

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In Defense of Books

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(not mentioned in review but JIC)
author and title of the work basically reviewing englands greatest epic

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On Paradise Lost by Marvell

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