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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: "most I wink" (Level 1, language)
ID 2: "most I wink" (Level 2, interpretation)
ID 3: "unrespected" (Level 1, language)
ID 4: "unrespected" (Level 2, interpretation)
ID 5: "shadow shadows" (Level 1, form)
ID 6: "shadow shadows" (Level 2, form)
ID 7: "thy shadow ’ s form" (Level 1, language)
ID 8: "thy shadow ’ s form" (Level 2, context)
ID 9: "thy shadow ’ s form" (Level 3, interpretation)
ID 10: "shade" (Level 1, language)
ID 11: "shade" (Level 2, interpretation)
ID 12: "in dead night" (Level 1, language)
ID 13: "in dead night" (Level 2, interpretation)
ID 14: "heavy sleep" (Level 1, language)
ID 15: "All days are nights to see till I see thee ," (Level 1, form)
ID 16: "All days are nights to see till I see thee ," (Level 2, interpretation)
ID 17: "see" (Level 1, language)
ID 18: "see" (Level 2, context)
ID 19: "see" (Level 2, interpretation)
ID 20: "look on" (Level 1, language)
ID 21: "look on" (Level 2, interpretation)
ID 22: "darkly bright" (Level 1, language)
ID 23: "darkly bright" (Level 1, form)
ID 24: "darkly bright" (Level 2, interpretation)
ID 25: "bright in dark directed" (Level 1, form)
ID 26: "bright in dark directed" (Level 2, interpretation)
ID 27: "And , darkly bright , are bright in dark directed" (Level 1, form)
ID 28: "And , darkly bright , are bright in dark directed" (Level 2, context)
ID 29: "And , darkly bright , are bright in dark directed" (Level 3, interpretation)
ID 30: "And , darkly bright , are bright in dark directed" (Level 3, questions)
ID 31: "shadow" (Level 1, language)
ID 32: "shadow" (Level 2, context)
ID 33: "shadow" (Level 3, interpretation)
ID 34: "shadows" (Level 1, language)
ID 36: "Then thou , whose shadow shadows doth make bright ," (Level 1, form)
ID 37: "Then thou , whose shadow shadows doth make bright ," (Level 1, language)
ID 38: "Then thou , whose shadow shadows doth make bright ," (Level 1, intratext)
ID 39: "Then thou , whose shadow shadows doth make bright ," (Level 2, intertext)
ID 40: "Then thou , whose shadow shadows doth make bright ," (Level 3, interpretation)
ID 41: "form happy show" (Level 1, form)
ID 42: "form happy show" (Level 1, language)
ID 43: "form happy show" (Level 2, context)
ID 44: "form happy show" (Level 3, interpretation)
ID 45: "To the clear day with thy much clearer light ," (Level 1, form)
ID 46: "To the clear day with thy much clearer light ," (Level 1, language)
ID 47: "To the clear day with thy much clearer light ," (Level 2, interpretation)
ID 48: "To the clear day with thy much clearer light ," (Level 3, interpretation)
ID 49: "to unseeing eyes thy shade shines so" (Level 1, form)
ID 50: "to unseeing eyes thy shade shines so" (Level 2, interpretation)
ID 51: "imperfect shade" (Level 1, intratext)
ID 52: "imperfect shade" (Level 1, language)
ID 53: "imperfect shade" (Level 2, intertext)
ID 54: "imperfect shade" (Level 3, interpretation)
ID 55: "sightless eyes" (Level 1, language)
ID 56: "sightless eyes" (Level 2, intertext)
ID 57: "sightless eyes" (Level 3, interpretation)
ID 58: "And nights bright days when dreams do show thee…" (Level 1, language)
ID 59: "And nights bright days when dreams do show thee…" (Level 1, form)
ID 60: "And nights bright days when dreams do show thee…" (Level 2, interpretation)
ID 61: "And nights bright days when dreams do show thee…" (Level 3, intratext)
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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: "most I wink" (Level 1, language)
ID 2: "most I wink" (Level 2, interpretation)
ID 3: "unrespected" (Level 1, language)
ID 4: "unrespected" (Level 2, interpretation)
ID 5: "shadow shadows" (Level 1, form)
ID 6: "shadow shadows" (Level 2, form)
ID 7: "thy shadow ’ s form" (Level 1, language)
ID 8: "thy shadow ’ s form" (Level 2, context)
ID 9: "thy shadow ’ s form" (Level 3, interpretation)
ID 10: "shade" (Level 1, language)
ID 11: "shade" (Level 2, interpretation)
ID 12: "in dead night" (Level 1, language)
ID 13: "in dead night" (Level 2, interpretation)
ID 14: "heavy sleep" (Level 1, language)
ID 15: "All days are nights to see till I see thee ," (Level 1, form)
ID 16: "All days are nights to see till I see thee ," (Level 2, interpretation)
ID 17: "see" (Level 1, language)
ID 18: "see" (Level 2, context)
ID 19: "see" (Level 2, interpretation)
ID 20: "look on" (Level 1, language)
ID 21: "look on" (Level 2, interpretation)
ID 22: "darkly bright" (Level 1, language)
ID 23: "darkly bright" (Level 1, form)
ID 24: "darkly bright" (Level 2, interpretation)
ID 25: "bright in dark directed" (Level 1, form)
ID 26: "bright in dark directed" (Level 2, interpretation)
ID 27: "And , darkly bright , are bright in dark directed" (Level 1, form)
ID 28: "And , darkly bright , are bright in dark directed" (Level 2, context)
ID 29: "And , darkly bright , are bright in dark directed" (Level 3, interpretation)
ID 30: "And , darkly bright , are bright in dark directed" (Level 3, questions)
ID 31: "shadow" (Level 1, language)
ID 32: "shadow" (Level 2, context)
ID 33: "shadow" (Level 3, interpretation)
ID 34: "shadows" (Level 1, language)
ID 36: "Then thou , whose shadow shadows doth make bright ," (Level 1, form)
ID 37: "Then thou , whose shadow shadows doth make bright ," (Level 1, language)
ID 38: "Then thou , whose shadow shadows doth make bright ," (Level 1, intratext)
ID 39: "Then thou , whose shadow shadows doth make bright ," (Level 2, intertext)
ID 40: "Then thou , whose shadow shadows doth make bright ," (Level 3, interpretation)
ID 41: "form happy show" (Level 1, form)
ID 42: "form happy show" (Level 1, language)
ID 43: "form happy show" (Level 2, context)
ID 44: "form happy show" (Level 3, interpretation)
ID 45: "To the clear day with thy much clearer light ," (Level 1, form)
ID 46: "To the clear day with thy much clearer light ," (Level 1, language)
ID 47: "To the clear day with thy much clearer light ," (Level 2, interpretation)
ID 48: "To the clear day with thy much clearer light ," (Level 3, interpretation)
ID 49: "to unseeing eyes thy shade shines so" (Level 1, form)
ID 50: "to unseeing eyes thy shade shines so" (Level 2, interpretation)
ID 51: "imperfect shade" (Level 1, intratext)
ID 52: "imperfect shade" (Level 1, language)
ID 53: "imperfect shade" (Level 2, intertext)
ID 54: "imperfect shade" (Level 3, interpretation)
ID 55: "sightless eyes" (Level 1, language)
ID 56: "sightless eyes" (Level 2, intertext)
ID 57: "sightless eyes" (Level 3, interpretation)
ID 58: "And nights bright days when dreams do show thee…" (Level 1, language)
ID 59: "And nights bright days when dreams do show thee…" (Level 1, form)
ID 60: "And nights bright days when dreams do show thee…" (Level 2, interpretation)
ID 61: "And nights bright days when dreams do show thee…" (Level 3, intratext)
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Sonnet
43
William
Shakespeare
When
most
I
wink
,
then
do
mine
eyes
best
see
;
For
all
the
day
they
view
things
unrespected
,
But
when
I
sleep
,
in
dreams
they
look
on
thee
,
And
,
darkly
bright
,
are
bright
in
dark
directed
.
Then
thou
,
whose
shadow
shadows
doth
make
bright
,
How
would
thy
shadow
’
s
form
form
happy
show
To
the
clear
day
with
thy
much
clearer
light
,
When
to
unseeing
eyes
thy
shade
shines
so
?
How
would
(
I
say
)
mine
eyes
be
blessed
made
By
looking
on
thee
in
the
living
day
,
When
in
dead
night
thy
fair
imperfect
shade
Through
heavy
sleep
on
sightless
eyes
doth
stay
?
All
days
are
nights
to
see
till
I
see
thee
,
And
nights
bright
days
when
dreams
do
show
thee
me
.
