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Piteous: sad
Bereft: deprived of
Chide: scold
Succorless: assistant and support in hard times
Adieu: goodbye
Dunghill: a heap of poop
Repine: feel or express discontent
Vanity: quality of being worthless

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Piteous: deserving or arousing pity.

Succorless: being without aid or assistance

Repine: feel or express discontent; fret.

Bereft: deprived of or lacking

Adieu: it means goodbye

Vanity: excessive pride in one's appearance, qualities, abilities, achievements,

Chide: scold or rebuke.

Dung hill: a heap of dung or refuse, especially in a farmyard.

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Piteous - deserving or arousing pity
Bereft - deprived of or lacking something
Chide - scold or rebuke
Succorless - being without aid or assistance
Adieu - goodbye
Dunghill - a heap of dung or refuse
Repine - feel or express discontent
Vanity -excessive pride in oneself

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In silent night when rest I took (A)
For sorrow near I did not look (A)
I wakened was with thund’ring noise (B)
And piteous shrieks of dreadful voice. (B)
That fearful sound of “Fire!” and “Fire!” (C)
Let no man know is my desire. (C)

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1. Anne Bradstreet is famous because she is actually the first notable American poet, man or woman.
2. Anne’s early life was very easy, and comfortable. She lived on an estate and her dad managed the earl of Lincoln. She had a privileged upbringing, but that changed as she got older.
3. Like was especially difficult for her in the new world because her life was so privileged before she wasn’t used to it. She has harsh living conditions, but her religious beliefs helped her get through this.
4. Anne’s poetry was mostly about the realities of her life.
5. Anne’s brother in law had some of her works published without telling her.

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A. She was the first American poet.
B. She was well off because she recieved education and her father was a steward for the Earl of London
C. She was not used to having to work for things, she was always privileged
D. The realities of life
E. He published her poems

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Stanza 1- silent night and a fire erupts

Stanza 2- she asked for gods help

Stanza 3- her belongings were burned and asked for help from god.

Stanza 4- she sat wondering what to do.

Stanza 5- the things she liked were burned to dust

Stanza 6- there is silence after the fire

Stanza 7- she raises her thoughts to the sky and prays

Stanza 8- she has a home in heaven.

Stanza 9- gods gifts are for her waiting

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1- She was in bed and then her house caught fire
2- She prayed to God for strength and left
3- All of her things were burnt up but she thanks God anyway
4- She starts to look at the ruins
5- She mourns the items she lost in the fire
6- She is thinking of the experiences that won’t happen in that house but shrugs it off
7- She scolds herself for being mopey about her home and focuses to God instead
8- She reminds herself that she has a home in heaven
9- She concludes that she does not need her house and things, she has God

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He might of all justly bereft, A
But yet sufficient for us left. A
When by the ruins oft I past, B
My sorrowing eyes aside did cast, B
And here and there the places spy C
Where oft I sat and long did lie: C

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Christopher Winton

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1) fire starts, people screaming
2) talks to god
3) her stuff got burned
4) she’s sad
5) her stuff was ashes
6) it’s quiet
7)

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Here stood that trunk and there that chest, (A)
There lay that store I counted best. (A)
My pleasant things in ashes lie, (B)
And them behold no more shall I. (B)
Under thy roof no guest shall sit, (C)
Nor at thy table eat a bit. (C)

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Mairic Bagley

Stanza 1: The fire starts
Stanza 2: She calls out god cause her place is burning.
Stanza 3: She thanked god even though her burned all her stuff.
Stanza 4: She felt very sorrowful.
Stanza 5: Everything of hers is crispy and toasty.
Stanza 6: The house that's crispy is now just a memory.
Stanza 7: She is saying that wealth isn't on Earth it is beyond this Earth that will last.
Stanza 8: She is saying that it's ok to not have this as her real house is in Heaven.
Stanza 9: She is saying that god has given her wealth and that her stuff on Earth is not

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