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40 Cards in this Set

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analogy
comparison
allusion
a reference to the bible
avarice
someones greed
aphorisms
wise sayings
antagonist
Villon
classicism
literature with order and balance
romanticism
literature appeals to the emotions
epitaph
words on a tombstone
framed tale
story within a story
tall tale
exaggerated story
imagery
words that evoke sensory responses
ignominy
disagree
irony
opposite or unexpected
diabolical
devilish or demonic
abashed
embarrassed
adultery
inappropriate relations outside of the marriage
hempecked
whipped man
melancholy
extreme sadness or depression
miser
greedy person
paramour
lover
personification
giving humans qualities to non humans
progenitors
ancestors
protagonist
main character
pseudonym
fake or made up name
stereotype
presented so ofter the same
termagant
mean hateful women
tone
mood of the author
usurer
lends money at high rate of interest
William Bradford
Puritan came over on the mayflower
oluda
stolen by Africans, salve, bought his own freedom
Jonathan Edwards
vendored in the great awakening (angry,food)
Benjamin Franklin
wrote and published poor Richards almanack
Patrick Henry
give me liberty or give me death
Thomas Paine
these are times trib men's souls
Washington Irving
legend and folklore
James cooper
first novelist
Longfellow
psalm of life
Emerson
transcendentalist essayist
Thoreau
transcendentalism Walden
Walt Whitman
democratic poet