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    Chaucer Prologue to the Canterbury Tales Knight, Prioress, monk, friar, merchant, wife of bath, parson, summoner, pardoner, Squire John Donne 1-The Good Morrow, 2-A valediction: forbidding Mourning, 3-A valedication of weeping, 4-Song: Go and catch a falling star, 5-Batter my heart, 6-Death be not proud John Milton Paradise lost (Book 1) Line

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    Course Code: ENGInstructor: Professor Shahid Azad Email:shahidazad@yahoo.

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    Course Title: Classical Poetry (14th-18th century) Semester: 5 Office: Room 42, BS Campus

    Classical Poetry (14th-18th Century) Chaucer


    Prologue to the Canterbury Tales
    Knight, Prioress, Monk, Friar, Merchant, Wife of Bath, Parson, Summoner,Pardoner, Squire

    John Donne
    1-The Good Morrow, 2-A valediction: Forbidding Mourning, 3-A valediction of weeping, 4-Song: Go and catch a falling star, 5-Batter my heart, 6-Death be not proud

    John Milton
    Paradise lost (Book 1) Lines 126(Invocation to heavenly muse and Holy Spirit), Lines 84-124 (Satan`s speech to Beelzebub) Lines 157-190 (Satan`s reply to Beelzebub`s answer) Lines 242-270 (Satan`s speech, lines 242-264 is a soliloquy while rest is addressed to Beelzebub) Lines 315-330 (Satan surveys his host after reaching shore,his men lying scattered on the flood.He bids them arise)

    Alexander Pope
    Rape of the Lock Canto 1, 2, 5

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