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| Bobble Ann Mason-- Norma Jean and Leroy have a child at 18 |
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| Elizabeth Tallent-- 18 year old girl sleeping with married man |
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| Nathaniel Hawthrone-- Goes on a trip through a gloomy forest, man is the devil, hears faith in the ceremony, takes cain because he doesn't think he can trust anyone anymore and there is not one good in the world |
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| James Joyce-- attends bazar to please the girl he loves even though he is too young |
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| Willa Cather-- Troubled in High School, teachers lash out on him, moves to New York, kills himself |
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| D.H. Lawrence-- young middle class woman with no luck, one son and two daughters, call names and places bets on who will win, paul (young boy) dies in the night from illness. Hester- mom Oscar- uncle Bassett= gardener |
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| James Baldwin-- nararrators brother was selling and using heroin, sonny wanted to be a pianist, end of play goes to small jazz club and watches sonnys sorrows pour out through his music |
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Negro speaks of rivers
Mother to son
The weary blues
I too
Song for a dark girl
Island
Subway rush hour
Silver
Harlem--dream differed
Theme for english b |
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| The One Who Walk Away form Omela |
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| Ursela Guin-- City of happiness and delight except the children must be kept in filth and misery. Most people eventually come to terms living like this however a few citizens walk away. |
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