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Piteous-deserving or arousing pity
Succorless- without aid or assistance
Repine-feel or express discontent
Bereft-deprived of or lacking
Adieu- goodbye
Vanity-quality of being vein
Chide-scold or rebuke
Dung hill- heap of dung or refuse

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A
B
B
C
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Vanity- excessive pride in or admiration of one's own appearance or achievements.
Repine- feel or express discontent
Chide- scold or rebuke.
Piteous- deserving or arousing pity.

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a. She was famous because of the poetry that got published in London
b. She lived in England where she got a good education and was pampered
c. Life in the New World was difficult for her because of how much of a contrast it was to living in England
d. Her poetry was mostly about religion and the Puritan lifestyle
e. He published a couple of Bradstreet's verses in a London book of poetry

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1) Anne woke up to her house being on fire.
2) She saw the fire and prayed to god as she watched the fire consume her house.
3) She figured god had a plan and her house burning down was part of that plan.
4) She is still able to liver her life even though she can hardly bear the sight of her burnt down house.

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a. She was the first New World poet.
b. She was raised on an English estate.
c. Because it was still a colony and there was still a lot of wilderness.
d. The realities of her life.
e. Publish her poetry.

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a.she is famous for her large amounts of poetry and that she was the first Puritan figure in American literature
b. She was married at 16 and she migrated to America in 1630
C. Conditions where difficult on the trip to the new land, there was hunger, and sickness.
D. Mostly about her struggles in the colony
E. He took her poetry and had it published

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5). She no longer has her belongings nor can she have her friends or family sit and eat with her in the house since it’s all in ashes now.
6). She can’t tell stories in her house to the children or family, it’s just silence now.
7). Her wealth doesn't matter anymore since it was of earthly possessions and that it’s now blowing away in the wind.
8). She has a house waiting for her in heaven that was made by God and payed for by the sacrifice from Jesus.
9). Jesus’ sacrifice for the people was so great it cannot be quantified and she no longer needs wealth on earth since her treasure waits for her in heaven.

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Piteous-deserving or arousing pity
Succorless- without aid or assistance
Repine-feel or express discontent
Bereft-deprived of or lacking
Adieu- goodbye
Vanity-quality of being vein
Chide-scold or rebuke
Dung hill- heap of dung or refuse

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C - the poet can contrast “fear” through fire, nobody wants to die in an fire, to feel your skin and flesh burning away as you die painfully, it is truly horrible.

D - Bradstreet thinks he’s better than me because he says weird words, in reality, he is stupid and funny looking!!!!

E - I’m not really sure what Bradstreet is saying, but I think he’s comparing a house and an architect, I hate Bradstreet.

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Cameron Rice

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a. she's famous for the amount of poetry she has written and was essentially the first notable American poet.
b. she was born in England and raised on an estate. she received good education. got married at 16 and that's when she moved to what is now known as America.
c. the harsh living conditions of colonial America, she was used to having a more privileged life.
d. her poetry was mostly about religion, the realities of her life.
e. he had some of her verses published in London in a volume titled "The Tenth Muse Lately Sprung Up in America"