Reverend
Parris
Abigail
Williams
Niece
Betty
Parris
Dislike “Soiled”
Tried a charm to kill
John
Proctor
Tituba
Rev.
Hale
*outsider
Deputy
Governor
Danforth
*outsider
Judge
Hathorne
*outsider
Elizabeth
Proctor
Servant
Mary
Warren
Mr.
Putnam
Mrs.
Putnam
Ruth
Putnam
Act 3
Mercy
Lewis
Susanna
Walcott
Giles
Corey
Martha
Corey
Francis
Nurse
Rebecca
Nurse
Goody
Osburn
Goody
Good
The balloon drifted in the halcyon and
cloudless sky.
“Anne spent a fortnight of halcyon days at
Echo Lodge in the golden prime of
August.”
-Lucy Maud Montgomery, Anne of the
Island
The fastidious writer rarely met her
deadlines, but the magazine was still
willing to purchase her superior articles.
“A fastidious person in the throes of love
is a rich source of mirth.”
-Martha Duffy
Their superficial relationship was comprised
mainly of badinage and frivolous day trips.
“Anne, as she listened to the ceaseless
badinage that went on between him and Phil,
wondered if she had only imagined that look in
his eyes when she had told him she could
never care for him.”
-Lucy Maud Montgomery, Anne of the Island
Listen for malapropisms, which are word
confusions, and you’ll be rewarded with
a laugh or two.
"He was a man of great statue.“
"Listen to the blabbing brook.“
"Cardial - as in cardial arrest."
After attending several conventions, the
comic book collector had garnered a
complete set of his favorite series.
“Garner up pleasant thoughts in your
mind, for pleasant thoughts make
pleasant lives.”
-John Wilkins
Aaron refused to believe that his low-paying
delivery job was his kismet in life.
“You can't plan the kind of deep love that results
in children. Fatherhood was not a conscious
decision. It was part of the wonderful ride I
was on. It was destiny; kismet. All the math
finally worked.”
-Unknown
The road extended to the horizon for the hegira
of refugees leaving the bombed-out city.
“Yet, palpitating and real, shimmering in the sunflashed dust of ten thousand hoofs, she saw
pass, from East to West, across a continent,
the great hegira of the land-hungry AngloSaxon.”
-Jack London, The Valle of the Moon
Diane’s thoughtful and accurate biography of
Einstein became the paradigm for subsequent
studies.
“Your paradigm is so intrinsic to your mental
process that you are hardly aware of its
existence, until you try to communicate with
someone with a different paradigm.”
-Donella Meadows
Local residents blamed the casino for the drugs,
prostitution, and general debauchery
surrounding it.
“True debauchery is liberating because it
creates no obligations. In it you possess only
yourself; hence it remains the favorite pastime
of the great lovers of their own person”
-Albert Camus
Unlike the other professors, Dr. Rowley
never felt at ease in the academic milieu
in which he worked.
“I don't know that the arts have a milieu
here, any of them; they're more like a
very thinly settled outskirt.”
-Edith Wharton, The Age of Innocence
The decadent society steadily regressed
into anarchy.
“People on the righteous path always
progress, while people who are ignorant
always falter and regress.”
-Rig Veda
The bilious fool erringly blamed and
chastised people for mistakes that others
made.
“’He is a nervous, bilious subject,’ said
Larrey, ‘and will not recover.’”
-Leo Tolstoy, War and Peace
After asserting her mastery of necromancy, the
old woman attempted to communicate with the
spirits of the dead.
“There is a dread, unhallowed necromancy of
evil, that turns things sweetest and holiest to
phantoms of horror and affright.”
-Harriet Beecher Stowe, Uncle Tom’s Cabin
Some called it gumption, others called it true
grit, but whatever the settlers’ motivation, they
endured hardships unimaginable to reach their
destinations.
“It is very easy to forgive others their mistakes; it
takes more grit and gumption to forgive them
for having witnessed your own.”
-Jessamyn West
The scam artist’s blandishments lowered
the victim’s defenses enough to get her
to donate money to the bogus charity.
“When the blandishments of life are
gone, the coward creeps to death - the
brave lives on.”
-Marcus Aurelius
It’s the
errors you can
usually spot right away; the
subtle ones are often
tougher to detect.
“The usurpations of the
legislature might be so
and so sudden, as
to admit of no specious
coloring.”
Federalist Papers
by James Madison
In England,
are
found in the House of
Lords.
“The former, in which the
people voted by centuries,
was so arranged as to give
a superiority to the
interest; in the
latter, in which numbers
prevailed, the plebian
interest had an entire
predominancy.”
Federalist Papers by
Alexander Hamilton
must be skilled in the
art of diplomacy.
“The Belgian did not have long to
wait, for the following day his
returned with word
that Tarzan and a party of fifty
Waziri warriors had set out
toward the southeast early in
the morning.”
Tarzan and the Jewels of Opar
by Edgar Rice Burroughs
Love at first sight entails two people with
emotions who become instant
soul mates.
“Tenderly they gathered them, with the
night-dew fresh upon their leaves, and as
they wove chanted sweet spells, and
whispered fairy blessings on the bright
messengers whom they sent forth to die
in a dreary land, that their gentle
might bloom unharmed.”
Flower Fables by Louisa May Alcott
When it is hot, competition is
fierce and tempers are short,
and there is often a
on
the practice field.
“Fanny read to herself that "it was
with infinite concern the
newspaper had to announce to
the world a matrimonial
in the family of Mr.. R. of
Wimpole Street.”
Mansfield Park by Jane Austin
The dog
Marcie’s
nose, but at least it didn’t
break it.
“And he kept drifting about
to find Becky and
her with the
performance.”
Tom Sawyer by Mark Twain
Don Quixote tilted at windmills,
and his odd and hopeless
fight has become a
classically
gesture.
“As for talkers and
persons, they are commonly
vain and credulous withal.”
The Essays
by Sir Francis Bacon
On December 23, 1972, Franco Harris of the
Pittsburgh Steelers made an amazing
catch of a football that became known as
the
reception.
“A Chancery judge once had the kindness to
inform me, as one of a company of some
hundred and fifty men and women not
labouring under any suspicions of lunacy,
that the Court of Chancery, though the
shining subject of much popular prejudice
(at which point I thought the judge's eye
had a cast in my direction), was almost
.”
Bleak House by Charles Dickins
An etymologist studies the history,
development, and
of
words.
“Since not even humans, who are
almost half-gods, can fathom the
mystery of the
of ideas
and the dictates of choice,
appearing in their consciousness
as ideas, it is not to be expected
of a mere dog to know the why
of the ideas that animate it to
definite acts toward definite
ends.”
Jerry of the Islands by Jack London
Those who
are
seldom welcome at a
party.
“Do hourly
and
quarrel, breaking
forth…”
King Lear by William
Shakespeare
When you are on hold as caller
number twelve in a phone
, your wait can seem
endless.
“From Cockspur Street to
Nelson's Monument the men
were lined up in a long
,
making their way to the
recruiting office.”
The Kingdom of the Blind
by E. Phillip Oppenheim
Stalin and Hitler are
generally considered to
be the most
despots of the twentieth
century.
“And now, thus
unexpectedly, I found
myself joining the
conspiracy.”
The Quest of the Golden Girl
by Richard le Gallienne
Pat
the lawyer and
received a vague cloud
of words in reply.
“It was all right, he said, in
reply to a
from the
steward.”
Michael, Brother of Jerry
by Jack London
He had an unusual, side-toside
that made him
easy to spot.
“The
of my friend was
unsteady, and the bells
upon his cap jingled as
he strode.”
“The Cask of Amontillado”
by Edgar Allan Poe
These days, men and
women can buy the
they want
from their plastic
surgeons.
“Thence the conductor
ran straight to earth in
an angle of the
.”
A Thief in the Night
Emily Dickinson
I heard a Fly buzz - when I died The Stillness in the Room
Was like the Stillness in the Air Between the Heaves of Storm -
The Eyes around - had wrung them dry And Breaths were gathering firm
For that last Onset - when the King
Be witnessed - in the Room I willed my Keepsakes - Signed away
What portion of me be
Assignable - and then it was
There interposed a Fly With Blue - uncertain - stumbling Buzz Between the light - and me And then the Windows failed - and then
I could not see to see -
e. This poem epitomizes the herorics of consciousness in
Dickinson, a project of scrupulous notation that refuses to be
side-tracked.
II. “I Heard a Fly Buzz When I Died”
A. Dickinson perceives death in this poem through an
imagined act of transition, a grand climax of expectation
rather than a serene ride.
B. Just at the moment of transfiguration, however, the
consciousness of the poem is interrupted by the most
trivial of creatures. “A Fly—With Blue—uncertain
stumbling Buzz,” writes Dickinson, again reminding us of
her exacting powers as a nature poet.
C. “I Heard a Fly Buzz When I Died” is an allegory of
ignorance, a frustrating poem about the static nature of
what we cannot know.
D. The poem is shaped as a front-line account of the doors
of perception, “a report on what it’s like to be alive.”
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