- •Практикум
- •Part one prose
- •1. The dead sleep cold in Spain tonight.
- •2. The Lincoln Battalion.
- •3. There is forever for them to remember them in.
- •4. The fascists may spread over the land, blasting their way with weight of metal brought from other countries.
- •5. For the earth endureth orever.
- •1. Ernest hemingway
- •2. Jerome k. Jerome
- •3. S.Maugham
- •4. S.Maugham
- •5. Nigel kneale
- •6. O.Henry The Cop and the Anthem*
- •7. Harper lee
- •8. William saroyan
- •9. Sherwood anderson Adventure*
- •10. George sheffield a Sad Story*
- •11. Arnold bennet The Wind*
- •12. John galsworthy The Apple Tree*
- •13. Richard Wright Black Boy
- •Part two poetry william shakespeare
- •1. Emily dickinson
- •Indian Summer*
- •2. Henry wadsworth longfellow
- •3. A.E.Housman
- •4. Carl sandburg
- •5. Wystan hugh auden
- •6. Ogden nash Just a Piece of Lettuce and Some Lemon Juice, Thank You*
- •7. Dylan thomas
- •8. Robert frost
- •9. Walt whitman
- •I Hear America Singing*
- •10. Langston hughes
- •11. William shakespeare
- •Contents
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PART ONE. PROSE Ernest Hemingway On the American Dead in Spain Old Man at the Bridge In Another Country James B. Henderson Fear John Cheever Reunion Stephen Crane The Open Boat ADDITIONAL MATERIAL TO BE USED FOR INDEPENDENT ANALYSIS
A Day’s Wait
Three Men in a Boat
Mr. Know-All
The Unconquered
The Putting Away of Uncle Quaggin
The Cop and the Anthem
To Kill a Mockinbird
The Faraway Night
Adventure
A Sad Story
The Wind
The Apple Tree
Black Boy PART TWO. POETRY William Shakespeare Sonnet 18 All the World’s a Stage Siegfried Sassoon Does It Matter? Gerald Manley Hopkins Spring and Fall Robert Frost The Pastures Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening ADDITIONAL MATERIAL TO BE USED FOR INDEPENDENT ANALYSIS
Indian Summer
The Rainy Day
When I Was One –And-Twenty
Grass
O Where Are You Going?
Just a Piece of Lettuce and Some Lemon Juice, Thank You
And Death Shall Have No Dominion
The Roads Not Taken
I Hear America Singing
Black Maria
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