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Edgell Rickword - Trench Poets
John Donne - Song - Go and Catch A Falling Star
Charles Dickens - The Chimes
John Donne - Break of Day
Henry Constable - To St Margaret
William Shakespeare - Sonnet 43
William Wordsworth - Lines Composed a Few Miles above Tintern Abbey, On Revisiting the Banks of the Wye during a Tour. July 13, 1798
William Shakespeare - Sonnet 81
Elizabeth Barrett Browning - Work
William Shakespeare - Sonnet 24
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ID 1: "mackerel-eyed" (Level 1, language)
ID 2: "mackerel-eyed" (Level 2, context)
ID 3: "mackerel-eyed" (Level 2, intratext)
ID 4: "Elegies" (Level 1, intertext)
ID 5: "Elegies" (Level 2, intratext)
ID 6: "Elegies" (Level 3, interpretation)
ID 7: "" What needst thou have more covering than a …" (Level 1, intertext)
ID 8: "" What needst thou have more covering than a …" (Level 2, interpretation)
ID 9: "" What needst thou have more covering than a …" (Level 3, interpretation)
ID 10: "Trench Poets" (Level 1, language)
ID 11: "Trench Poets" (Level 2, context)
ID 12: "Trench Poets" (Level 3, context)
ID 13: "Trench Poets" (Level 3, intertext)
ID 14: "Trench Poets" (Level 3, intratext)
ID 15: "Maud" (Level 1, intertext)
ID 16: "Maud" (Level 2, intertext)
ID 17: "Maud" (Level 3, interpretation)
ID 18: " healthy things and quoted Maud" (Level 1, form)
ID 19: " healthy things and quoted Maud" (Level 2, intertext)
ID 24: " healthy things and quoted Maud" (Level 3, intertext)
ID 25: " healthy things and quoted Maud" (Level 3, interpretation)
ID 26: "purity" (Level 1, language)
ID 27: "passion's" (Level 1, language)
ID 28: "he sneered at passion's purity" (Level 1, form)
ID 29: "he sneered at passion's purity" (Level 2, interpretation)
ID 30: "Maud" (Level 3, context)
ID 33: "chum" (Level 2, interpretation)
ID 34: "Get with child" (Level 1, language)
ID 35: "Get with child a mandrake-root" (Level 1, intertext)
ID 36: "Get with child a mandrake-root" (Level 2, intertext)
ID 37: "Get with child a mandrake-root" (Level 3, interpretation)
ID 38: "mandrake-root" (Level 1, context)
ID 39: "mandrake-root" (Level 2, context)
ID 40: "mandrake-root" (Level 3, interpretation)
ID 41: "Donne" (Level 1, context)
ID 42: "Donne" (Level 2, context)
ID 43: "Donne" (Level 2, intratext)
ID 44: "blacker" (Level 1, language)
ID 45: "blacker" (Level 2, interpretation)
ID 46: "post" (Level 1, language)
ID 47: "post" (Level 2, interpretation)
ID 48: "rouse" (Level 1, language)
ID 49: "rouse" (Level 2, intratext)
ID 50: "blanch" (Level 1, language)
ID 51: "blanch" (Level 2, interpretation)
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Edgell Rickword - Trench Poets
John Donne - Song - Go and Catch A Falling Star
Charles Dickens - The Chimes
John Donne - Break of Day
Henry Constable - To St Margaret
William Shakespeare - Sonnet 43
William Wordsworth - Lines Composed a Few Miles above Tintern Abbey, On Revisiting the Banks of the Wye during a Tour. July 13, 1798
William Shakespeare - Sonnet 81
Elizabeth Barrett Browning - Work
William Shakespeare - Sonnet 24
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ID 1: "mackerel-eyed" (Level 1, language)
ID 2: "mackerel-eyed" (Level 2, context)
ID 3: "mackerel-eyed" (Level 2, intratext)
ID 4: "Elegies" (Level 1, intertext)
ID 5: "Elegies" (Level 2, intratext)
ID 6: "Elegies" (Level 3, interpretation)
ID 7: "" What needst thou have more covering than a …" (Level 1, intertext)
ID 8: "" What needst thou have more covering than a …" (Level 2, interpretation)
ID 9: "" What needst thou have more covering than a …" (Level 3, interpretation)
ID 10: "Trench Poets" (Level 1, language)
ID 11: "Trench Poets" (Level 2, context)
ID 12: "Trench Poets" (Level 3, context)
ID 13: "Trench Poets" (Level 3, intertext)
ID 14: "Trench Poets" (Level 3, intratext)
ID 15: "Maud" (Level 1, intertext)
ID 16: "Maud" (Level 2, intertext)
ID 17: "Maud" (Level 3, interpretation)
ID 18: " healthy things and quoted Maud" (Level 1, form)
ID 19: " healthy things and quoted Maud" (Level 2, intertext)
ID 24: " healthy things and quoted Maud" (Level 3, intertext)
ID 25: " healthy things and quoted Maud" (Level 3, interpretation)
ID 26: "purity" (Level 1, language)
ID 27: "passion's" (Level 1, language)
ID 28: "he sneered at passion's purity" (Level 1, form)
ID 29: "he sneered at passion's purity" (Level 2, interpretation)
ID 30: "Maud" (Level 3, context)
ID 33: "chum" (Level 2, interpretation)
ID 34: "Get with child" (Level 1, language)
ID 35: "Get with child a mandrake-root" (Level 1, intertext)
ID 36: "Get with child a mandrake-root" (Level 2, intertext)
ID 37: "Get with child a mandrake-root" (Level 3, interpretation)
ID 38: "mandrake-root" (Level 1, context)
ID 39: "mandrake-root" (Level 2, context)
ID 40: "mandrake-root" (Level 3, interpretation)
ID 41: "Donne" (Level 1, context)
ID 42: "Donne" (Level 2, context)
ID 43: "Donne" (Level 2, intratext)
ID 44: "blacker" (Level 1, language)
ID 45: "blacker" (Level 2, interpretation)
ID 46: "post" (Level 1, language)
ID 47: "post" (Level 2, interpretation)
ID 48: "rouse" (Level 1, language)
ID 49: "rouse" (Level 2, intratext)
ID 50: "blanch" (Level 1, language)
ID 51: "blanch" (Level 2, interpretation)
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Trench
Poets
Edgell
Rickword
I
knew
a
man
,
he
was
my
chum
,
but
he
grew
blacker
every
day
,
and
would
not
brush
the
flies
away
,
nor
blanch
however
fierce
the
hum
of
passing
shells
;
I
used
to
read
,
to
rouse
him
,
random
things
from
Donne
--
like
"
Get
with
child
a
mandrake-root
.
"
But
you
can
tell
he
was
far
gone
,
for
he
lay
gaping
,
mackerel-eyed
,
and
stiff
,
and
senseless
as
a
post
even
when
that
old
poet
cried
"
I
long
to
talk
with
some
old
lover's
ghost
.
"
I
tried
the
Elegies
one
day
,
but
he
,
because
he
heard
me
say
:
"
What
needst
thou
have
more
covering
than
a
man
?
"
grinned
nastily
,
and
so
I
knew
the
worms
had
got
his
brains
at
last
.
There
was
one
thing
that
I
might
do
to
starve
the
worms
;
I
racked
my
head
for
healthy
things
and
quoted
Maud
.
His
grin
got
worse
and
I
could
see
he
sneered
at
passion's
purity
.
He
stank
so
badly
,
though
we
were
great
chums
I
had
to
leave
him
;
then
rats
ate
his
thumbs
.
