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    This document outlines the syllabus for an English Literature B.A. course. It includes 3 main sections: 1) William Shakespeare's Mechetch and Jennesse William's Glass Meanagerie, each worth 20 marks. 2) Poetry from John Milton, William Wordsworth, John Keats, Robert Browning, and Robert Frost, worth 40 marks. Specific poems from each author are listed. 3) A compulsory question explaining passages from the prescribed books, worth 20 marks. All prescribed books require intensive reading.

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    11.

    English Literature

    B.A. English Literature-II Total Mark: 100


    Appendix ‘B’
    (Syllabi and Courses of Reading)

    1. Mechetch: William Shakespeare 20 Marks


    2. Glass Meanagerie: Jennesse William 20 Marks
    3. Poetry: (John Milton, William Wordsworth, John Keats, Robert Borwning,
    Robert Frost) 40 Marks

    Milton : On His Blindness : How Soon Hath Time :


    Paradise Lost, Book I, Lines: 1-26
    Paradise Lost, Book I, Lines 105-124
    Paradise Lost, Book IX, Lines : 896-916

    Wordsworth: To Butterfly
    The Sun has long been set
    Lines composed a few miles above Tintern Abbey
    The Reverie of Poor Susan
    Resolution and independence
    Sonnet : Composed upon Westminster Abbey Sep, 3, 1802
    Sonnet : London 1802
    Ode : Intimations of Immortality from
    Recollection of Early Childhood.

    John Keats: On the Grasshopper and Cricket


    Ode : Bards of Passion and of Mirth
    Ode : To Autumn
    Sonnet : To Sleep
    Sonnet : The Human Seasons
    Sonnet : To Fancy
    Meg Merrilics
    Song : In a drear-nighted December
    Browning: "Meeting at Night : Parting at Morning :
    "Incident of the French Camp":
    My Last Duchess:
    Prosplace: Chikle Ronald to the Dark Tower Came.

    Robert Frost: "Neither Out Far nor In Deep” j


    "Nothing Gold can Stay : "Bereft”
    "The Oven Bird : free at my Window
    The Trial by Existence”:
    "The Span of Life”:
    "Acquainted with the Night:
    "Fire and Ice”:
    "The Road No? Taken”:

    N\B. — All the prescribed books arc for intensive reading.


    4. A compulsory question on explanation of passages with reference to the context from the
    prescribed books will be set in English Literature-II. 20 Marks

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