Lingue

Lyrical Ballads is Wordsworth's most important work. It's a collection of poems written by the poet himself. The preface of the second edition is very famous and important since it explains the main ideas of the Romantic poetry:
-the poems describe "incidents and situation from common life"; the poet preferred low and rustic life as it is closer to

Gulliver feels antipathy against them. Then Gulliver goes on, on that road
and sees in front of him one of this creatures. He blows him with his hanger
but a large group of other monster run against him and he tries to defend
himself with the hanger.
2^MEETING: Gulliver meets two horses, the encounter is very interesting
pacific i

that Robinson was the master. They spent all the night togheter and Crusoe
gave him some clothes. Then the savage showed him the place where two
people were buried and asks him if he wants to eat him, but Robinson
refuses.

The man and the novelist
Daniel Defo

In 1536, Anne Boleyn, who had given him a daughter, Elizabeth, was executed, and the king married Jane Seymour. There was widespread poverty, a serious unemployment problem and prices were very high.
Edward VI, the son of Jane Seymour, made Protestant doctrine more fully accepted. On Edward’s death, Mary I, the daughter of Henry VIII and his first w

The sale of this and other books was not a success and Blake was forced to illustrate the work of other authors.
Despite his dislike of patronage, he was obliged to look of patrons and rely on their protection and money almost till his death in 1827. Of this other works, the so-called prophetic books expressed his belief in the poet as a prophet and

che quel giorno ci sia stato e che io non me ne sia accorta.
Benissimo; da ora in poi starт molto attenta e se mai ci saranno
dei giorni-prima-di-ieri, ne prenderт nota. La cosa migliore sarа
cominciare bene e fare in modo che le mie memorie non si
presentino confuse, perchй l'istinto mi dice

AVVERBI DI FREQUENZA
ALWAYS -- Sempre
OFTEN -- Spesso
NEVER -- Non mai
EVER -- Mai
SOMETIMES -- Qualchevolta
USUALLY -- Di sol...

PARTI DEL CORPO
CAPELLI = HAIR
BOCCA = MOUTH
OCCHI = EYES
GOMITO = ELBOUT
NASO = NOSE
DITO = FINGER
FACCIA = FACE
POLSO = WRIST
BRACCIO = ARM
...

From “Prefaces to Lyrical Ballads” we know the Wordsworth’s creative process: the poet draws his inspiration from the external world that gives him some sensorial stimuli; so he receives strong feelings that move his insight. But poems can’t come out immediately: the poet must live his experience again in tranquillity, by means of imagination whic

In the novels “David Copperfield” and “Oliver Twist”, dickens attacks one or more social evils: debtor’s prisons, workhouses, repressive education, capital punishment and conformism masked by religion and justice.
In all these novels, the greatest victims are the children either individually or in groups, often ill-treated, exploited in the hardest