By the time Keats wrote this poem, he knew he might die young fromtuberculosis. Do you see any evidence of this knowledge in the text of the poem?
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- The line about how “youth grows pale, and spectre-thin, and dies,” reads like a vision of his own fate. It is also a vivid recollection of the death of Keats’s brother Tom (see introductory note above). The speaker is clearly haunted by the image of suffering and death. Otherwise, it seems strange for a young man to say that even “to think is to be full of sorrow.”
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Millie could not ________________between the two identical twins. They even dressed
exactly the same. Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
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En la isla.Your friend Óscar and you are going on a day trip to an island close to Belize. Select four places from the island (using the image) and write four sentences explaining what you and Óscar are planning to do there.
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What will be an ideal response?
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How does Borges convey the family's desire to hear The Gospel According to Mark?
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