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imaginary persons who carry out the action of the plot. |
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Telling the reader directly what the character is like. |
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all knowing author comments freely on the actions & characters |
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undergoes some change & is different at the end of the story |
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remains the same throughout the story |
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John Todd
real genius is being willing to overcome failures to be successfull. |
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Katherine Mansfield
Laura's family is throwing this party. she is in charge of the people setting up the marquee, is soon distracted by a beautiful hat. a man dies and laura thinks the party should be canceled, but her mother just makes her send a basket of leftover food. |
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Frances Gray Patton
Miss dove is a strict teacher, she hasn't changed her teaching style. Thomas Baker's younger brother is in her class and sends him a letter telling him to appreciate his teacher and give her a kiss. |
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an imaginative prose narrative written to give the reader entertainment |
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Charles Dickens
This school teacher bases everything on facts & does not believe in anything using imagination.
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author tells the story from the viewpoint of one character using either first or 3rd person |
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author presents the characters in action with no comment |
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allowing the reader to allow conculsion from what the character says or does |
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is the method of presenting the reader wiht the materials of the story.
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How They Brought the Good News from Ghent to Aix |
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Robert Browning
Joris & Derck are trying to get this good news from place to place but after tragedy occurs only the horse gives the good news. |
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Alfred Noyes
the h-man loves bess & so does tim. tim takes her hostage one day and ties her up with bombs. the prior night, the h-man told bess that he'd come to her by moonlight, so to warn him she set off one of her bombs and killed herself. sad sad sad |
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The Ballad of the Harp Weaver |
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Edna St. Vincent Millay
a mother and son are very poor. one night while her son is sleeping, this mother threads clothes with her harp and gets so weary that she dies that night. the son wakes up and finds his mother dead alongside a pile of nice clothes. |
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The Deacon's Masterpiece
(one hoss shay)
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oliver wendall holmes
a deacon wants to make a one hoss shay that will last a long time, and he does. one day an earthquake comes after 100 years and it is destroyed. |
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EDGAR ALLAN POE!
a servant wants to take his master's evil eye. and one day he kills him and chops him up and hides the pieces underneath the floor boards. the fuzz shows and his guilt turns him in. |
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EDGAR ALLAN POE!
this raven and a widower are grieving Lenore. the raven keeps coming up the chamber door and just saying "evermore" |
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Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
a man needs a mystery solved so he contacts sherlock holmes because he has been out of work. |
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The Inspiration of Mr. Budd |
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Dorothy L. Sayers
this barber has been out of work for a while now, when a criminal walks in to dye his hair so he doesn't fit the descriptions so well. mr. budd dyes his hair bright green so the cops will see him. |
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William Rose Benet
this couple is skating on this lake and something creepy takes them.
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Walter de la Mare
a traveler knocks on this house's door and hears nothing at first. then when he hears footsteps he gets scared and goes a way. |
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Percival Christian Wren
this guy is sick so he goes to sleep, and unconsciously begins choking himself and battling with his own hand
bah. |
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Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
a little boy and his father are traveling home when the little boy hears a voice from the erl king. he tells his father three times and he just passes it by and by. then when he hears the voice too he looks at his son, and he's dead. |
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Leiningen versus the Ants |
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Carl Stephenson
he underestimates ants and is proven wrong. |
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Christopher Morley
he talks about all of his favorite smells in great imagery. |
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Robert Browning
a meeting at night in the darkness of the beach. |
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Juan Ramon Jimenez
a touching story of a poet and his donkey |
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Alfred, Lord Tennyson
life is being compared to this tree. |
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a lonely pine is standing
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heinrich hesse
many uses of personification, and comparison to a winter tree and a summer tree
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it sifts from leaden sieves
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emily dickinson
the it is a tree. lots of personification |
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alfred, lord tennyson
talking about a dead body |
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Mark van doren
shows the beauty of imagination while telling a good story. |
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robert frost
traveling a road that no one takes is far better than taking the road that everyone does... |
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herman hesse
every hard thing is done alone.
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the folly of being comforted |
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william butler yeats
a girl is speaking to her own heart when she meets her ugly betrothed. |
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Of the imitation of Christ |
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Thomas a Kempis
he that follows me shall not walk in darkness
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Mary Elizabeth Coleridge
weather changes but god never does. |
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the practice of the presence of God
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Brother Lawrence
a true christian's reaction to troubles and tempations that come from men should be one in peace and prayer |
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Friedrich von Schiller
hope, faith, and love.
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nathaniel hawthorne
a boy wants to know what the great stone face resembles. no one will take him except this one guy, and he realizes that his face is the great stone faces' face. |
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don't ever give up. if we are not recognized by others, our consolation is knowing that our prize is greater somewhere else. |
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henry van dyke
work is a blessing. not a doom. |
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john galsworthy
the gessler brothers made really good boots. then when the guy came back he was dead. |
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george herbert
he wants to be taught by god to do his work in the best way possible. |
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w. somerset maugham
a verger gets laid off because of his illiteracy and then he becomes a very rich man when he becomes a tobacconist. hmmm |
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calvin r. worthington
a father was illiterate, and he died of a heart attack because he couldn't read the bottle of pills that said twist cap to open |
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sydney smith
truth is unchangeable, indestructibel, and everlasting. a life of knowlege is not often a life of crime. |
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john oxenham
there are two roads...nothing in the middle. |
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hinds' feet on high places.
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hannah hurnard
much afraid wants to plant the seed of love in her heart, and must overcome many obstacles such as her retarded face, craven fear, and herself. chief shepherd helps her. |
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the pied piper of hamelin |
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robert browning
this town is infested with rats, so the mayor hires this piper so that he can lure and sing the rats out of the town. when he comes back for his payment, the mayor refuses, so the piper lures the children away and the parents never see them again. |
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john updike
the many names the winter ocean is given |
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edgar allan poe
different bells in different places:
sleigh bells, wedding bells, funeral bells, the different sounds. silver bells, brazen bells, and golden bells. |
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Sir Walter Scott
lochinvar is the best knight in town. his love is being married to someone else and he crashes the wedding and whispers in his ear to go away with him and she does. |
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robert herrick
a man dies unknown and bids farewell in his grave |
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the destruction of sennacherib |
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lord byron
the assyrian king tries to capture the jews but he is unsuccesful since the angel of death comes and defeats 185,000 of his troops. |
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leo tolstoy
simon finds michael when he goes out. and clothes him and feeds him and all that good stuff |
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richard wilbur
a boy is sad because he thinks the snowman outside is cold and alone.
bah |
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henry wadsworth longfellow
somedays its going to be dark and dreary... and we just have to live with it.
it can't rain everyday though <3 |
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christina rosetti
she wants her family to remember her when she's dead, but not grieve her |
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s.t. semyonov
gerasim and yegor |
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paul laurence dunbar
he compares sympathy and sadness to a caged bird. |
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pearl s. buck
a chinese man has to pay for two families now since his nephew died. he works for this lady who pays him very little, but still he does his best work. |
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victor hugo
when the guy got there the other guy gave him a drink. when the guy tried to kill him, the other guy still offered him a drink.
bah |
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the greatest thing in the world
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