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Month: September 2015

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Religion seen in “Sonnet, March 1791” by Tighe

Posted on September 29, 2015 by esimmons / 0 Comment

In reading Tighe’s “Sonnet, March 1791,” I was intrigued and interested in the religious aspects found therein. The poem describes a lost mari...

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Erin’s Key Passage Analysis on Mary Tighe’s “Sonnet, March 1791”

Posted on September 25, 2015 by eshaw3 / 0 Comment

“Thou gentle stream of soft consoling peace O’erflow this heart, and all my tears shall cease, Cleanse my repenting soul at mercy’s shrine, And then, adorn her ...

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Stephanie Runner’s Key Passage Analysis on Joanna Baillie’s “Thunder”

Posted on September 23, 2015 by srunner / 0 Comment

The traveler stands aghast and looks to heaven. / On the horizon’s verge thy lightning gleams, / And the first utterance of thy deep voice / Is heard in reveren...

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Julia Mitchell’s Key Passage Analysis on Joanna Baillie’s “Song”.

Posted on September 23, 2015 by jmitchell / 0 Comment

The gliding fish that takes his play/ In shady nook of streamlet cool, / Thinks not how waters pass away, / And summer dries the pool. / The bird beneath his le...

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Ashley White’s Key Passage Analysis of Mary Robinson’s “The Poet’s Garret”

Posted on September 21, 2015 by awhite9 / 0 Comment

“Stand quires of paper, white and beautiful!/Paper, by destiny ordain’d to be/ Scrawl’d o’er and blotted; dash’d, and scratch’d, and torn.” (page 636, lines 12-...

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Emily Sharpe’s Key Passage Analysis on Robinson’s “The Negro Girl”

Posted on September 20, 2015 by esharpe / 0 Comment

“The Tyrant WHITE MAN taught my mind/ The letter’d page to trace; / He taught me in the Soul to find/ No tint, as in the face: / He bade my reason blossom like ...

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Shannon Anthony’s Key Passage Analysis of Mary Robinson’s “The Lascar”

Posted on September 16, 2015 by santhony / 0 Comment

“Yet the poor Indian wand’rer found, E’en where Religion smil’d around, That tears had little pow’r to speak When trembling on a sable cheek!” (Page 618, lines ...

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Jennifer Hedgpeth’s Key Passage Analysis of Mary Robinson’s “The Lady of the Black Tower”

Posted on September 16, 2015 by jhedgpeth

“Just now the Lady WOKE: — for she Had slept upon the lofty tow’r, And dreams of dreadful phantasie Had filled the lonely moon-light hour” While reading t...

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Krista Robinson’s Key Passage Analysis of Mary Robinson’s “Stanzas Written after Successive Nights of Melancholy Dreams”

Posted on September 14, 2015 by kristarobinson / 0 Comment

“If for one little morn of mirth, This breast must feel long nights of pain, Oh! Life, thy joys are nothing worth! Then let me sink to rest — AND NE...

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Julia Wells Key Passage Analysis of Mary Robinson’s “London’s Summer Morning”

Posted on September 14, 2015 by Julia Wells / 0 Comment

“On the pavement hot/The sooty chimney-boy, with dingy face/And tattered covering, shrilly bawls his trade,/Rousing the sleepy housemaid.”   Mary Robinson,...

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