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The Sick Rose" is symbolic of rape.

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PHAEDRA was written by French dramatist Racine.

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Racine's works are described as neo-classic.

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The only supernatural element in PHAEDRA is a monster.

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Phaedra made four confessions.

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An inspiration from Euripides is an important idea in Blake's poetry.

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Marks of sadness and woe are descriptions in "The Lamb."

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Blake gives a very optimistic view of a city in his poem "London."

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"Doest thou know who made thee?" is a line from "The Tyger."

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The Romantics were NOT interested in restraint or order.

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PHAEDRA is based on a Roman myth.

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An angel is an important idea in "The Chimney Sweeper."

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It is Phaedra who says, "Too late. He knows what frenzy burns in me."

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The minotaur was related to Phaedra.

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Romanticism is concerned with an appreciation of nature.

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