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Act 1, Scene 5 - the soliloquy

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"Macbeth" - Dench/McKellen -1979, Trevor Nunn, Dir.

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New Eng Lit paper 1 - Model for reading assessment

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New Eng Lit paper 1 - Model for reading assessment

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'Macbeth' question on pg. 4

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'My Last Duchess' (Robert Browning)

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Robert Browning: My Last Duchess

Robert Browning (1812-1889) was heavily influenced as a youngster by his father's extensive collection of books and art. His father was a bank clerk and collected thousands of books, some of which were hundreds of years old and written in languages such as Greek and Hebrew. By the time he was five, it was said that Browning could already read and write well. He was a big fan of the poet Shelley and asked for all of Shelley's works for his thirteenth birthday. By the age of fourteen, he'd learned Latin, Greek and French. Browning went to the University of London but left because it didn't suit him.

He married fellow poet Elizabeth Barrett but they had to run away and marry in secret because of her over-protective father. They moved to Italy and had a son, Robert. Father and son moved to London when Elizabeth died in 1861.

Browning is best known for his use of the dramatic monologue [ dramatic monologue: Performed speech from a character in a drama or poem revealing personal feelings (but not a speech from the author or poet). ] . My Last Duchess is an example of this and it also reflects Browning's love of history and European culture as the story is based on the life of an Italian Duke from the sixteenth century.

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Robert Browning: My Last Duchess Robert Browning (1812-1889) was heavily influenced as a youngster by his father's extensive collection of books and art. His father was a bank clerk and collected thousands of books, some of which were hundreds of years old and written in languages such as Greek and Hebrew.

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'The Listeners' (Walter De La Mare)

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lsquo;Is there anybody there?’ said the Traveller,