Victorians- Position of Women quotes
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- Created on: 07-05-15 15:54
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- Women
- Tess
- My big beauty
- Plosives
- Sensitive as gossamer... blank as snow
- Similie
- Visionary essence of women
- Sibilance
- There lay the pity of it.
- Short sentance
- Why didn't you tell me there was danger? Why didn't you warn me?
- Question dialogue
- Judged by the will rather than the deed
- My big beauty
- Dorian Grey
- No woman is a genius. Women are the decorative sex
- Short sentance
- Women give men the very gold of their lives
- Metaphor
- No woman is a genius. Women are the decorative sex
- Oliver Twist
- "Do you know who you are?" in a growl like he used to address his dog
- Far from the Madding Crowd
- that of a kingfisher... though hardly expected of a woman
- Simile
- I hate to be thought a mans property in that way... I want someone to tame me; I am too independent
- I shall never forgive God for making me a woman
- Only superiority in a woman that is tolerable to the rival sex is, as a rule, the unconscious kind
- that of a kingfisher... though hardly expected of a woman
- A Doll's House
- My little skylark must never do that again
- Imperative irony personal pronoun monosyllabic
- You won't--you won't? Am I not your husband?
- Questioning
- Remain in my house... like a hunted dove I have saved
- Similie
- I did not think I was justified in refusing..... sold herself
- unspeakably empty. No one to live for anymore
- No man would sacrifice himself
- The children mustn't see it
- Imperative
- My little skylark must never do that again
- Pygmalion
- Do you expect us to go get one ourselves?
- The difference between a flower girl and a lady is not how she behaves but how she is treated
- [hysterically] I'm a respectable gal so 'elp me!
- Exclaimation
- My Rights
- Denied nor sun nor breeze,// For all it's pliant slenderness, kin to the stronger trees
- and God, who made man's body strong, made too the woman's soul
- Maude Clare
- For he's my lord for better and worse
- Lady of Shallott
- Four grey walls, and four grey towers
- Anaphora
- Four grey walls, and four grey towers
- Cousin Kate
- Shameless shameful life,// His plaything.
- Oxymoron
- Call me an outcast thing.
- Objective pronoun
- Shameless shameful life,// His plaything.
- Angel of the House
- Man must be pleased; but him to please// Is woman's pleasure
- Imperative
- Man must be pleased; but him to please// Is woman's pleasure
- A Woman of no Importance
- I think not, John.
- Regards women simply as a toy..................other peoples property
- Women kneel so gracefully, men do not
- Worn to shadows
- Tess
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