Work introduction: John Donne's distinguished sonnet "Death, be not proud" was first published in 1633. This poem directly addresses...

Work Introduction: Amoretti – meaning ‘Little love poems’ published in 1595 consists of romantic sonnets written by Edmund Spencer in...

Work Introduction: Charles Lamb's "Dream Children" is a captivating essay that delves into the author's nostalgic reflections on his...

Work introduction: "The Dialogue between the Soul and the Body" by Andrew Marvell is a poem about the raging argument between the soul...

Work introduction: John Donne's 'A Valediction: Forbidding Mourning' is a profound metaphysical poem that explores the nature of love and...

Work introduction: These essays were taken from the book "The Essays of Francis Bacon". There are many notable topics with nuances. He...

POEM INTRODUCTION: The poem, "The chimney sweeper" was published in two parts, songs of innocence and songs of experience in the year...

Hector Hugh Munro, who has a pen name Saki, was born in Akyab on December 18, 1870 (British Burma). His father Charles Augustus Munro was...

WORK INTRODUCTION: The sonnet, “Bright Star” which was written in 1818 by John Keats while he was in his death bed, addressing his...

Once upon a time, there lived a very beautiful wife of a ship’s carpenter and she had a son with him. She was too gorgeous and fair yet...

Poem: Weary with toil, I haste me to my bed, The dear repose for limbs with travel tired; But then begins a journey in my head To work my...

POEM: Th' expense of spirit in a waste of shame Is lust in action; and till action, lust Is perjured, murd'rous, bloody, full of blame,...

POEM: Since brass, nor stone, nor earth, nor boundless sea But sad mortality o’er-sways their power, How with this rage shall beauty hold...

POEM: When forty winters shall besiege thy brow, And dig deep trenches in thy beauty’s field, Thy youth’s proud livery, so gazed on now,...

Sonnet: My mistress' eyes are nothing like the sun; Coral is far more red than her lips' red; If snow be white, why then her breasts are...

Act IV Summary Act V Kitley, his wife, Cob, his wife, Old Knowell and Cash go to Justice Clement’s home. Clement is enquiring about the...

Act III Summary Act IV In Kitely’s house Downright scolds Dame Kitely for letting Wellbred and his indiscipline companions inside the...

Act II Summary ACT III: In a street, Mathew and Bobadil finally meet Wellbred. They inform how they were in search of him and Bobadil...

Act I Summary Act II Kitely in his mansion asks his assistant Thomas Cash to complete a transaction. Kitley expresses to Downright, how...

Characters List ACT I: The play begins in Knowell’s home. Old Knowell calls upon his son Edward Knowell through his servant Brainworm....

WORK INTRODUCTION: The popular play Every Man in his Humour was written by Ben Jonson, the contemporary of William Shakespeare. The play...

POEM INTRODUCTION: “Fragment: Welcome Joy, and Welcome Sorrow,” sometimes titled “A Song of Opposites,” was written sometime in 1818 by...

Previous Page Pozzo now starts speaking to Lucky. In a sense he is not speaking rather ordering Lucky to do a lot of things like, asking...

Work Introduction and Characters List SUMMARY: It’s an evening in a country road with a tree – The Play begins. Estragon who is also...

WORK INTRODUCTION: Forty two year old Samuel Beckett wrote the play that transformed the shape of twentieth-century drama. Waiting for...

POEM INTRODUCTION: “To Imagination” written by Emily Jane Bronte was published in 1846. She always calls her imagination ‘My Darling...

POEM INTRODUCTION: The world is too much with us is a sonnet (Italian Sonnets style) written by William Wordsworth in order to criticize...

POEM INTRODUCTION: Wordsworth’s poetry is known for its simplicity. He wrote the poem “My Heart Leaps Up” which is also known as “The...

Poem Introduction: The poem The Lamb is one of the poems by William Blake which was published in 1789 in his collection Songs of...

POEM INTRODUCTION: The poem 'The Tyger' was written in the collection Songs of Experience published in the year 1794. William Blake goes...

POEM INTRODUCTION: The Poem, A Dialogue of Self and Soul was written in the year 1933 by William Butler Yeats, this was published in his...

POEM INTRODUCTION: The poem ‘The Woman’ was published with one of R. S. Thomas' collections of poetry. The poem given below is from the...

POEM INTRODUCTION: The poem When all the Others were away at Mass by Seamus Heaney is considered to be the most loved poem in Ireland...

Act IV Act V DENOUEMENT: In Mantua, Romeo thinks over and over on his dream sequence in which Juliet finds him dead in a tomb and when...

Act III Act IV FALLING ACTION: In Friar Lawrence cell, Paris informs Friar Lawrence about his marriage on Thursday with Juliet. Friar...

Act II Act III CLIMAX: Benvolio with other men and Mercutio with his Page enters. Benvolio asks Mercutio to postpone the work they are...

Act I Act II Prologue: The chorus appears on stage and gives the audience the mood set for the next acts. They say, the love with...

Characters List and Setting Act I Prologue: The Chorus Appear on stage: Two households of a long-standing enmity in the beautiful city of...

CHARACTERS LIST: · ROMEO · MONTAGUE, Romeo’s father · LADY MONTAGUE, Romeo’s mother · BENVOLIO, their kinsman · ABRAM, a Montague...

CHARACTERS: ALONSO- The king of Naples with two children. SEBESTIAN- The brother of Alonzo, who conspires against the king with Antonio....

Characters and Settings ACT I: Alonzo, Ferdinand, Antonio, Sebastian, Gonzalo and others are in a ship in the middle of the sea caught in...

Act I ACT II In another part of the island, Alonso, Gonzalo, Antonio, Sebastian, Adrian and Francisco along with others discuss on the...

Act II ACT III Ferdinand collects logs. While collecting he thinks of Miranda and her beauty. Miranda arrives and prays him not to work....

Act III ACT IV Prospero in front of his cell gives the hand of Miranda to Ferdinand saying that she is his forever from now. He also asks...

Act IV ACT V: Prospero and Ariel witness the scene where the crew is in desperate guilt. On seeing it Prospero wishes to forgive them and...

PLAY WITHIN A PALY: · In Act 1, scene 1, Ariel separates the crew into groups to fall on the island with his magic as per the instruction...