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Feb.1-5     ENGLISH III

Bring Text, Log, Voc.#16, syllabus

                     Reading Card 4 due

Mon. 1                                                                          7^th hr-present Walden Projects

  Log #90  Imagine that Pleasanton has been                         Begin Gothic Literature

   struck by an epidemic of a deadly,                                    *P.446-448 and intro to Poe; lecture

   incurable disease. It hasn’t reached your                           *P.454 “Masque of the Red Death”

   neighborhood yet. How would you, your                              discuss

   family, and your neighbors react?

Tues.2                                                                           P.462  Discuss and work on Allegory

  Log #91  Poe’s settings are described in

    great and haunting detail. Describe one

    of the following so that a reader can get a

    feeling from it:

            an Old West ghost town

            Heaven

            Hell

            A newly discovered planet

Wed.3                                                                           P.466  “The Raven”

  Log #92  Poe thought that the saddest                                    discuss, p.471, and poetic devices

    subject was the death of a beautiful

    woman. Do you agree? Why or why not?

    If not, what is the saddest subject?

Thurs.4                                                                       P. 473  “Fall of the House of Usher”

  Log #93  Write a letter to Poe                                                discuss, if time; otherwise discuss

                                                                                                  tomorrow

Fri.5                                                                             Voc.Test #16

  Log #94  “Treat a man as he is and he will                       finish discussion if necessary

    remain as he is. Treat a man as he could be

    and he will become what he should be.”

             R.W. Emerson