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We do not make copies or check the order of the pages Each copy must be separated to show the end of one and beginning of the next If you have et cut off or glued into the binding edge Our printing wheels do not have unusual symbol or accent marks t. by Robert Browning. Duchess. When you hear the word ‘duchess’, what do you think of? What do you expect?. Last Hands Look Glad Painted Stands Glance Name She Design Passion Cherries Alive Pictured You White Wonder Sit Husband Blush Cheek Wrist Paint Gift Throat Faint Joy Disgusts Commands Object My Bronze Stooping Rise Smiled. BOSOLA. Purpose of the Character. He is an objective or quasi-objective voice that comments on the concerns of the play and comments as though he is somehow above or beyond them. Driving force behind the play . 1. Bindery Tasks. Bindery workers operate the machines that make books, magazines, checkbooks, etc…. Cutting. Folding. Stitching. Gluing. Preparing. Packaging. Copyright © Texas Education Agency, 2013. All rights reserved. Images and other multimedia content used with permission. . The Book of the Duchess Geoffrey Chaucer I wonder and wonder, by the light of the moon, how I stay alive, for I can hardly sleep at all, day or night. I have so many idle thoughts, all for lack of sle Act III . scene ii lines 1- 140. A scene which begins with husband and wife romance – cosy,. playful, with sexual undertones but a sense of intimacy not seen. before.. This is the “private” life of the couple – unseen by all except Cariola and the invisible. First the Duchess’s sense of sight was attacked – now it is her hearing… . To drive her from her wits although she states the opposite – silence will make her think too much on the past and the dead.. i. Once again two characters discuss a third’s behaviour - here the villains of the piece have. t. he same type of structured conversation that has marked many scenes: . Question – answer; statement – answer - imperative. ‘My Last Duchess’. A Duke. A. portrait. of his . w. ife . o. n. the wall. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8tRRmABj51w. What can we find out from the poem’s title?. Who . is the speaker of the poem?. Duchess. When you hear the word ‘duchess’, what do you think of? What do you expect?. Last Hands Look Glad Painted Stands Glance Name She Design Passion Cherries Alive Pictured You White Wonder Sit Husband Blush Cheek Wrist Paint Gift Throat Faint Joy Disgusts Commands Object My Bronze Stooping Rise Smiled. My . Last . Duchess. What do these words imply?. First Impressions. . What is the poem about?. . Who are the characters in the poem? . . Who is speaking? (voice). . . (This is quite a difficult poem to understand). ”. Modernism and Virginia Woolf. Modernization. New means of transportation, such as the steamship, the railroad, the automobile, and the airplane.. Other technologies, such as the telegraph and the telephone.. March 8, 2016. What is it?. Sustainable . procurement (or Green procurement) maximizes benefits for the organization and the wider world by incorporating extrinsic cost considerations into decisions alongside the conventional . Malfi. . (Plot and . Characterisation. ). 1.1. ◦ Antonio and . Delio. provide social commentary on court. ◦ . Bosola. enters, angry at the Cardinal. ◦ Ferdinand commissions. . Bosola. to spy on the Duchess after convincing her to hire him. By Robert Browning. Reading of My Last Duchess. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8xIVg0qwTj4. About Browning. Robert Browning was an English poet and playwright. He wrote during the Victorian period. His mastery of dramatic monologues made him one of the greatest poets of his time.