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| Queen of the Amazon and Bride |
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| Who Romeo refuses to duel with |
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| Juliet's cousin and Mercutio's murderer |
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| The master of revels in AMND |
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| Falls in love with a monster in AMND |
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| Walter's friend who steals the $ |
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| Believes she is object of joke in AMND |
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| Juliet is buried here when thought dead |
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| "Peacemaker" in Romeo and Juliet |
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| Tailor in play "Pyramus and Thisbe" |
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| "Harlem" poet, source of ARITS title |
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| Setting of Romeo and Juliet |
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| Theme in Romeo and Juliet; source of may problems |
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| "Wherefor" means this in Romeo and Juliet |
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| First part in Romeo and Juliet |
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| Head turned into that of an ass |
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| Young men in love with Hermia |
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| Romeo banished to this city in Romeo and Juliet |
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| Queen during the "Golden Age" of England |
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| Wrote the "Road not Taken" |
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| King of the faries in AMND |
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| Used to make one fall in love in AMND |
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| Prince in Romeo and Juliet |
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| Where Romeo and Juliet meet |
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| Keeping Romeo and Juliet apart |
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| Romeo obtains poison from him |
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| Emily Dickenson lived in this state |
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| Author of "The Charge of the Light Brigade" |
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| Walter Lee's sister in ARITS |
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| The peom Edna St. Vincent Millay wrote |
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| Adj.; Courageous, heroic, & bravery |
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| Noun; A fight, battle, or brawl |
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| Noun; Marked by contemptment |
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| Adj.; Harm, injury, hurtful, or deadly fatal |
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| Noun; Opponet, enemy, foe, or contestant |
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| Noun; Violation of a law, or sin |
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| Verb; Assault, or attack with critism |
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| Verb; Weak or loose vigor |
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| Noun; Characteristics, or attitude |
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| Verb; regard with admiration, or value |
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| Noun; To exercise authority in a cruel manner |
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| Adv.; Side to side or nautical |
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| Adj.; Pertaining to marriage |
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| Noun; A stream that flows to a larger body of water |
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| Verb; To cause a person to accept something |
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| Verb; The use of special means for obtaining something |
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| Noun; A ceremoninal practice |
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| Adj.; Loathsome and disgusting |
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| Noun; skill in the use of the hands |
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| Noun; One who preclaims important news |
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| Noun; A sheet a corpse is wrapped in for burial |
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| Verb; To reduse or deminish |
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| Verb; To read with thouroughness |
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| Noun; A command or directive |
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| Verb; the prescribe with authority |
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| Verb; Submission or adoration |
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| Noun; A long journey, made to a sacred, religious place |
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| Adj.; Regretable or unfortunate |
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| Verb; to influence by flattery |
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| Noun; A song expressing mourn |
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| Verb; To choose, select, or pick |
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| Noun; Hostility or hatred |
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| Adj.; Abominable or hateful |
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| Verb; To distinguish or discriminate |
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| Noun; Tomb, grave ,or burial place |
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| Noun; Drugist or pharmicist |
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| Noun; Something used to dig dirt |
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| Noun; Being strict or severe in dicipline |
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| Verb; To distract or divert |
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| Noun; A covered walk open on the side/ to seclude |
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| Verb; To show excessive fondness or love |
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| Verb; to lessen seriousness of, esp. by providing excusses |
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| Verb; To give a false apperance of |
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| Verb; To conceal the real motives of |
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| Noun; Off spring or descendents |
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| Noun; A high ridge of land |
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| Abj.; Immoral or unchased |
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| Verb; To award compensation for |
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| Verb; To reject or refuse |
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| Noun; A model of excellence or perfection |
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| Noun; A way of moving on foot |
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| Noun; An artistic in which human vice or faly is attacked through irony |
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| Verb; To alter the outward appearance of |
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| Metrical literature in its purest form |
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| Peotry, Novels, Short stories, and Epic poetry |
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| Author of "A Bird Came Down the Walk" |
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| Wrote "Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening" |
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| When Queen Elizabeth ruled |
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| The reign of Queen Elizabeth |
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| Facts about ________: "Virgin Queen", Virinia named in her honor, "Golden Age", English Renaissance |
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| What Romeo and Juliet is written in |
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| When Romeo and Juliet was written |
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