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Jan. 14-18: Week 22
Macbeth progress: We completed Act 2, Scene 2 through Act 3, Scene 2 Monday in class. Read this in your purple textbook if you were absent. We will continue Macbeth on Tuesday
Macbeth progress: We completed Act 1, Scene 5 through Act 2, Scene 2 today (Thursday) in class. Read this in your purple textbook if you were absent. We will continue Macbeth on Monday
Reading update: Thursday, 11/1/12, we read through the end of the chapter, Beowulf's Last Battle, starting on p. 51 and ending on p. 61. We will continue reading
Beowulf on Monday.
Monday, we read from the line chapter fourteen, "At the sound of her name, she turned," through the end of chapter fifteen. We will continue reading on Wednsday, after the quiz covering pages 97-177.
(If you are reading the online book, use CNTRL+F on your keyboard to access a search box in your web browser and find where we started and stopped).
Thursday, we read from chapter twelve, starting with the line, "The mother and father (grotesque obscenity)...." through the first few pages of chapter fourteen, ending with the line, "At the sound of her name, she turned."
We will continue reading on Monday.
(If you are reading the online book, use CNTRL+F on your keyboard to access a search box in your web browser and find where we started and stopped).
Thursday, we began chapter five, and finished part one, which ends with the line, "Fanny Crowne wants to know...( p. 78)." We did not read Friday, and will continue our reading on Monday.
(If you are reading the online book, use CNTRL+F on your keyboard to access a search box in your web browser and find where we started and stopped).
Thursday, we continued reading Chapter 3 at the line, "Do you mean to tell me you're still going out with Henry Foster?" and stopped at the top of page 51, where Mustapha says,"The discoveries of Pfitzner and Kawaguchi were at last made use of. An intensive propaganda against viviparous reproduction …"
(If you are reading the online book, use CNTRL+F on your keyboard to access a search box in your web browser and find where we started and stopped).
We started near the end of Chapter 1 at the line, where the DHC is saying, "Charming, charming," and stopped at the end of Chapter 2.
(If you are reading the online book, use CNTRL+F to access a search box in your web browser to find where we started and stopped, as shown in class).
