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