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She Dwelt And Porphyria's Lover Bio And Before You Read
Test Description: Reviews biographies and before you read material.
Instructions: Answer all questions to get your test result.
1) Browning intended to write in many forms & under different names. He eventually achieved this goal, but he held on to his ambition of dazzling the world with his range & variety.
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2) Barrett was a semi-invalid in her father’s London house, where she submitted to his sternly protective care.
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3) Browning’s happy marriage confirmed his belief that only by acting boldly can one wrest what is good from an imperfect world.
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4) In his dramatic poems, Browning also liked to emphasize the error, weakness, and even the viciousness of his characters.
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5) Like Poe, Browning had a taste for morbid psychology.He once accused his wife, Elizabeth Barrett Browning, of lacking a scientific interest in death.
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6) After he returned from France in 1792, Wordsworth was sickened by the war between France & England, and he gradually became deeply disillusioned about his hopes for change.
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7) Shakespeare and Wordsworth quickly became powerful influences on each other’s work.
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8) Wordsworth said that poetry is the spontaneous overflow of powerful feelings, but poems of lasting value are produced only by someone has thought long and deeply.
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9) She lived unknown, but because Wordsworth immortalized her in his poems, Lucy became famous throughout 18th-century England as a symbol of the universal experience of love & loss.
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10) By the Victorian era, Wordsworth was the poet laureate 1843, a cartoon image of an old gentleman delighting in daffodils and butterflies while wandering about the Lake District.
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