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Armitage
Barrett Browning
- Sonnet 43: ‘How do I love thee?’
Bronte, Charlotte
Byron
Carson
Chaucer
Conan Doyle
- The Adventure of the Speckled Band: Characterisation
cummings
- “next to of course god america i
Dharker
Dickens
Dickinson
Duffy
- Valentine: worksheet questions
Friel
Gilman
- The Yellow Wallpaper Questions: Critical Literary Analysis of Form, Structure, Language and Context
Golding
- The Lord of the Flies
Hardi
Hardy
- ‘THE MAYOR OF CASTERBRIDGE’
- ‘THE RETURN OF THE NATIVE’
Hartley
- ‘The Go-between’ Questions
- The Go-between: Selected Quotations
Hughes
- Bayonet Charge
- Hawk Roosting
Ishiguro
- The Remains of the Day: Key Quotes
Keats
Larkin
Lee
Lessing
- ‘Martha Quest’
Marlowe
Marvell
Miller, Arthur
Minhinnik
Orwell
- ‘Animal Farm’: WHAT GOES WRONG?
- Animal Farm: the ALLEGORY
Owen
- Spring Offensive
Plath
- ‘The Bee Box’: questions (Analysis of Language)
Postgate Cole
Priestley
Sassoon
- Lamentations: worksheet
- The Hero
Scott Fitzgerald
- ‘The Great Gatsby’: How the story is written
  - Chapter 1
  - Chapter 2
  - Chapter 3
  - Chapter 4
  - Chapter 5
  - Chapter 6
  - Chapter 7
  - Chapter 8
- The Great Gatsby Revision Questions
Shakespeare:
Shelley
- Ozymandias
Smith
Steinbeck
Stevenson
Tennyson
Weir

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