London Flashcards

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what are the first two lines of the poem?

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‘I wander thro’ each charter’d street/ Near where the charter’d Thames does flow,’

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what is the last line in the poem?

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‘And blights with plagues the Marriage hearse.’

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what are three quotations relating to the feelings of those around him?’

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‘every face../..marks of woe.’
‘In every cry of every Man,’
‘Blasts the new born infant’s tear’

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what are three quotations relating to the mistreatment of children?

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‘How the chimney-sweeper’s cry’
‘In every Infant’s cry of fear’
‘How the youthful Harlot’s curse’

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what structure is the poem in?

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iambic tetrameter (footsteps)
abab rhyme scheme

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who is the speaker?

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William Blake - poet-speaker (persona)

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what/why

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social commentary on London’s failings, questions morality and inequality of wealth

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when?

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1700s

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9
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where?

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London

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neon line:

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‘The mind-forg’d manacles I hear.’

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what are two quotes relating to anti-establishment?

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‘Every black’ning CHurch appalls;’
‘And the hapless soldiers sigh/ Runs in blood down Palace walls.’
‘Charter’d’

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