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Literature Exam

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The Solitary Reaper- Author William Wordsworth
I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud- Author William Wordsworth
The Solitary Reaper- Story A traveler hears a woman singing beautifully while working alone in a field, & although he doesn't understand her song, its beauty affects him so deeply that he carries the memory w/ him afterward
I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud- Story A lonely man discovers a beautiful field of dancing daffodils, & the memory of their beauty continues to bring him happiness long after he has left
Ode on Melancholy- Author John Keats
Ode on Melancholy- Story Keats argues that instead of escaping sadness, we should embrace it b/c melancholy is naturally connected to beauty & happiness, which are meaningful partly b/c they do not last forever
Kubla Khan- Author Samuel Taylor Coleridge
Kubla Khan- Story Coleridge describes Kubla Khan's magical palace and surrounding landscape before showing how a poet wishes he could use the power of music and imagination to recreate that incredible dreamlike world through poetry
The Chimney Sweeper- Author William Blake
The Chimney Sweeper- Story A young chimney sweeper describes the suffering of child laborers & Toms hopeful dream of escpaing their lives, while Blake uses the story to criticize a society that expects children to accept suffering in exchange for the promise of happiness in heaven
The Moth- Author H.G. Wells
The Moth- Story After spending decades obsessively competing w/ Professor Pawkins, the entomologist Hapley begins seeing a mysterious moth following Pawkins death, & his obsession w/ catching it eventually drives him into an asylum
Heart of Darkness- Author Joseph Conrad
Heart of Darkness- Story Marlow travels deep into the Congo searching for the legendary ivory trader Kurtz, only to discover that colonialism and unchecked power have transformed Kurtz into a violent ruler, forcing Marlow to confront the darkness.
Mrs. Dolloway- Author Virginia Woolf
Mrs. Dolloway- Story Over the course of a day in London Clarissa Dalloway prepares for a party and reflects on her past and relationships, while veteran Septimus Smith struggles with his experiences and takes his life, causing Clarissa to reflect on death and appreciate life
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