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'''Plays''' | |||
* Dryden, John: Oedipus | |||
''' | |||
* William Shakespeare: Romeo and Juliet | * William Shakespeare: Romeo and Juliet | ||
* William Shakespeare: MacBeth | * William Shakespeare: MacBeth | ||
* Christopher Marlowe: The Tragedy of Dido | * Christopher Marlowe: The Tragedy of Dido | ||
* Tenessee Williams - Cat on a hot tin roof | |||
'''Poems''' | |||
* Christopher Marlowe: Hero and Leander | |||
* William Shakespeare: sonnets (dark lady sonnets) | |||
* Walt Whitman: Song of Myself (=> may be exchanged for ''One's Self I Sing'') | |||
* William Butler Yeats: The Tower, Easter 1916 | |||
* Patrick Kavanagh: Lines Written on a Seat | |||
on the Grand Canal, Dublin; Canal Bank Walk | |||
''' | '''Prose''' | ||
* Edgar Allan Poe: The Gold | * Edgar Allan Poe: The Gold Bug | ||
* Nathaniel Hawthorne: The Scarlett Letter | * Nathaniel Hawthorne: The Scarlett Letter | ||
* Ernest Hemingway: Old Man at the Bridge | * Ernest Hemingway: Old Man at the Bridge | ||
* James Joyce: Ulysses | * James Joyce: Ulysses | ||
* James Joyce: Dubliners | * James Joyce: Dubliners | ||
* | |||
*Joseph Conrad - Heart of Darkness | |||
*Stevenson, Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde | |||
*Blake - Jerusalem | |||
Revision as of 11:45, 31 October 2008
Plays
- Dryden, John: Oedipus
- William Shakespeare: Romeo and Juliet
- William Shakespeare: MacBeth
- Christopher Marlowe: The Tragedy of Dido
- Tenessee Williams - Cat on a hot tin roof
Poems
- Christopher Marlowe: Hero and Leander
- William Shakespeare: sonnets (dark lady sonnets)
- Walt Whitman: Song of Myself (=> may be exchanged for One's Self I Sing)
- William Butler Yeats: The Tower, Easter 1916
- Patrick Kavanagh: Lines Written on a Seat
on the Grand Canal, Dublin; Canal Bank Walk
Prose
- Edgar Allan Poe: The Gold Bug
- Nathaniel Hawthorne: The Scarlett Letter
- Ernest Hemingway: Old Man at the Bridge
- James Joyce: Ulysses
- James Joyce: Dubliners
- Joseph Conrad - Heart of Darkness
- Stevenson, Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde
- Blake - Jerusalem