Worked together with Donne's "Batter My Heart . . " and Shakespeare's "When to the Sessions. . ."
If you have not read (thoroughly; reflected on) all of the poems in the packet, absolutely do so.
And if you were absent for all or part of the period today (Blood Drive or other reasons), make sure to seek around for guidance! And yes, bring Perrine.
FOR TOMORROW
- Bring the Crime and Punishment sheet that was to be annotated for today. You don't need the actual book in class on Wednesday
- READ: Chapters 1-3
If you don't have a book yet, use the following e-text version to get started:
http://www.gutenberg.org/files/2554/2554-h/2554-h.htm
(I promise you you do NOT want to read the entire book online, though. A couple of people downloaded it to a Kindle last year, but they really did run into some problems in finding what they needed for various purposes.)
SCHEDULE for Crime and Punishment
There will be multi-tasking through much of this time, though, so reading ahead (esp. over break if you're not totally tied up in world travel!) is encouraged.
Part Completed By Date
I Friday, April 4
II Monday, April 14
III Thursday, April 17
IV Monday, April 21
V Thursday, April 24
VI-VII Monday, April 28
Epilogues Tuesday, April 29
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