Sonnet 43 - Quotations Flashcards

1
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“how do i ____ ___?”

A

“how do i love thee?”

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“how do i love thee?” what does this show

A

addresses the object of her love as “thee” - direct and personal. However, the lack of gender and name makes the poem seem universal

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3
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“how do i love thee?” which line is this from

A

first

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4
Q

“ends of _____ and ___ ______”

A

“Ends of Being and ideal Grace”

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5
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“Ends of Being and ideal Grace” what does this show

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capitals suggest the words are being used in a spiritual sense. The idea to understand the existence of God - resonated with 19th century readers when society was more religious

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6
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“Ends of Being and ideal Grace” what line is this from

A

fourth

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7
Q

“most ___ need, by sun and ______”

A

“most quiet need, by sun and candlelight”

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“most quiet need, by sun and candlelight” what does this show

A

different side to her love - it’s a calm, constant part of her daily life

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9
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“most quiet need, by sun and candlelight” which line is this from

A

sixth

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10
Q

“I ___ thee _____”

A

“I love thee freely”

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11
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“I love thee freely” what does this show

A

it is repeated at the beginning of multiple lines (Anaphora) which show the strength of her feelings

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12
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“I love thee freely” what line(s) is this from

A

seventh, eighth and ninth

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13
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“with my _______ faith”

A

“with my childhood’s faith”

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14
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“with my childhood’s faith” what does this show

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she loves him with the passion that religion gave her as a child. Could suggest her lover has replaced her faith - she idolises him

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15
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“with my childhood’s faith” which line is this from

A

tenth

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16
Q

“lost ____ - I love thee with the ____”

A

“lost saints - i love thee with the breath”

17
Q

“lost saints - i love thee with the breath” what does this show

A

Ceasura breaks up the rhythm and makes her sound breathless with excitement

18
Q

“if ____ choose, I shall but ___ thee ____ after ____”

A

“if God choose, I shall love thee better after death”

19
Q

“if God choose, I shall love thee better after death” what does this show

A

their love is presented as eternal as it will outlive their times on earth. The speaker hopes God will support their love, suggests she believes in it’s purity