Lingue

As Tom was a-sleeping, he had such a sight!
That thousands of sweepers, Dick, Joe, Ned, and Jack,
Where all of them lock’d up in coffin’s of black.

And by came an Angel who had a bright key,
And he open’d the cpffins and set them all free;
The down a green plain leaping, laughing, they run,
And wash in a river, and shine in

He collected a lot of poems in Lyrical Ballads (1789), added of a Preface on 1800 that was the manifesto of Romantic movement in Britain. In the Preface he explains his ideas about poetry.
The main setting and inspiration of his poems was nature.
He makes children and childhood the subjects of his poems ( they were closer to nature than men).~~~

In 409 A.D. Emperor Honorius (with his soldiers and some Germanic tribes) invaded the island, destroying the Roman British towns. Germanic tribes: Angles, Saxons and the Jutes. Most Anglo-Saxon invaders were farmers looking for richer lands. They were organised in family groups. They exalted physical courage and personal freedom, but also beauty. In fa

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OTELLO, IL MORO: marito di Desdemona , Generale al servizio della Repubblica di Venezia, è l' ex governatore dell'isola di Cipro.
IAGO: è una canaglia, alfiere di Otello e ufficiale dell'esercito.
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• He is not a novelist, but a satirist. He has a polemical genius especially about social and political problems related to Irish situation ( “A Modest Proposal”).
• He has been made Dean of S. Patrick’s Chatedral in Dublin.
• “Gulliver’s travels” is a satyre of the civilized society, with a lot of allusions to conemprary politics,in the form of

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In the second quatrain the poet expresses the struggling of the child, expecially through two symbols: the swadling bands and the father’s hands, which symbolize the chains of repression which the infant is subdued to. In the end the protagonist decides to come back home to his mother’s breast, which is the safest place to be.
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