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‘Escape at Bedtime’ by Robert Louis Stevenson

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A Talisman of Contentment: Hans Christian Andersen’s Fairy Tale ‘The Talisman’

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We All Have an Appointment in Samarra

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Revenge and Resolution in Aeschylus’s ‘Oresteia’

The ancient Greek playwright Aeschylus asked thought-provoking questions still relevant thousands of years later.
5 Excellent Poetry Resources
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5 Excellent Poetry Resources

Learning to write poetry doesn’t have to be a difficult endeavor—these resources are a helpful guide on the English language as well as descriptive writing.

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