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INTERNETS OUTTA WACK..

Whussup my fellow LITerz,
So meez appologiazz for the lateness of this post--I know it's practically tomorrow.
My excuse My reason? internet is not even a thing in my household rn, its been on and off for the past 24 hours so its been impossible to post as, mind you, I possess a LG Neon now


With that outta the way, our homework was to read the History section of The Restoration of Eighteenth Century and do all 10 of the review questions on page 347. Also: surprise surprise, the date has come: our epitaphs are finally due so get those in, kiddies.


All due at the beginning of class tomorrow morning :)


*NOTE: maybe just listen 2 a lil Promise - Ben Howard to ease those weary bugged-out brains.


Cya


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DIG DEEP IN HISTORY

Today in the early AM in lit class we went over Blake's work. We also went over the novel and growth of the english language in the 18th C just incase you missed it. You're homework for the night is to do the 10 review questions on page 347.

Hello so my bad about this blog coming to you at 7pm the night before. But nevertheless the homework is this, Blakes Bio, the Tiger and the Lamb and then the study and discussions questions, you know just the usual.

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Hi.

Today we went over Elegy Written In A Country Churchyard by Thomas Gray and answered its discussion questions together. Read Robbie Burn's blurb on page 438 and his poem titled To A Mouse on page 440 by next class. No questions.

Have a lovely evening,

Abi

P.S.our sonnets are due Wednesday the 15th and our Restoration projects on the 21st

By the way

Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard can be found on pg. 433

Tha Homework

Greetings,

Last class, we discussed Samuel Johnson and the dictionary he produced single-handedly (impressive, right?). We then went on to take a look at the workings of Thomas Gray. The homework for next class is to finish reading Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard. Fear not, the corresponding questions are NOT assigned.

Happy reading, friends.

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