The Merry Wives of Windsor
Falstaff’s attempts at profitable courtship meet the coordinated ingenuity of two wives. Follow the circulation of letters and disguises, then contrast the...
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Clear search & filtersFalstaff’s attempts at profitable courtship meet the coordinated ingenuity of two wives. Follow the circulation of letters and disguises, then contrast the...
Read the opening of Chapter VII, stopping when Mary says she would like to see Martha’s cottage. The storm has cleared, and the moor now looks inviting. Co...
Courtship and marriage become struggles over speech, money and obedience. The framing story invites questions about performance, while Katherina’s treatmen...
Read Chapter I from Mole’s spring-cleaning to his first encounter with the river, stopping before he notices the hole in the opposite bank. Contrast his du...
Later world history brings political, economic and cultural change into contact across regions. Work with a selected chapter, compare experiences on differ...
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